The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-08
NatureOpathic
 Doctor s New and Marvellous Method of Treatment Cures
 Hundreds THEY ARE MEETING WITH REMARK ABLE SUC
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 system. Their offices at 1924 Main street room 500 to 503 are filled yTith patrons who give convincing proof Of the efficacy of their rational and mod ern treatments.
 Natureopathy as taught at The Blumer College includes all agencies, methods, systems, regimes and ideals of natural origin and divine sanction whereby human health can be en- hanced and maintained. Dr. Blumer the founder of the Natureopathic Coia Iege in Hartford declares that all methods Incorporated in Natureopathy or based upon scientific privileges scientifically explained and scientifi- ca1ly a.naIyzed, to meet conditions as Der Indication of each individual case.
 In some cases the educated Nature i opath uses one or several methods to gain the desired results
 Any person who is marrow minded enough to believe that one branch Of Natureopathy is sufficient to meet ali conditions is doing more harm to the true cause of natural methods Of real ing. Natureopathy is more than Chiro- practfc or other so called naanipula.- zti ons or adjustments. It is raore than psycho hology or mental science, more than Hydrotheresy, more than Bioche- Lnistry, more than hdeteria1 Treat Inents and is the science Of human 4eA4142S 4eSpA04y that we are proving that a. remark able success may be accomplished by the employment Of NatureopaAhie methods only. and that drugs play a very little part to the curing oE any disease.
 Their success in the curing of SO called incurabIes brings them nunnsr- ous patrons representing all cIasses Of society-the rich and poor the business and professional man and women of every Community While some hesitate, doubgt and criticize refusing to investigate. allowing than selves to be influenced by others Y7zso are as ignorant of the Natureopa4h htc methods as they are themselves. oth- CTS are getting permanently well oi any curabde disease by a4king a few treatn entA
 A strong feature Of the Na4urso- path is that they not only instIu new life and vitality into the diseased body, but carefully guard against the relapse of the same condition. They not only cure you but teach yo1 how to remain well
 This is your opportunity to be cured.
 No matter what your prajudieed neighbor of friend may say. who has and the new methods con1b11ed in Natureopathy. for they are dneompet- ent to advise you.
 It is your life that is a4 stake; you must either get well or ssner No matter if the best physicians have given you up. or hospitals turned you away as incurable; no matter what anybody says, they are a God send to get the results.
 The Natureopath never care if any one has faith in their work or not, they say ..an a sick suffered should do is to place themselves under treat Inent and they will receive the glor- ious blessing Of hea1th.| These treat ment are not based upon any fanati- cisn, but on purely scientific princi- pies. and are acknowledged, endorsed and recommended by hundreds of Connecticut.s best citizens.
 In speaking with local cured patti eIats they all seem to be greatly en- thusfastic over this new system which combines the best in all local peopIe claimed that Natureopathy cured them in a very short time. Some claim to be cured in five treatments others in q week; again, others in two or three weeks. Some have been s1f- ferfng for number of years and give up as hopeless by medical doctors, hospitals and sanItariuTns.
 No matter what the trouble may be there is hope as long as the Ma tIireopath Doctors are here.
 Here are few cases treated re- gently. showing the variety Of cases controlled by Scientific Natureopaths without a drop Of medicine of any 1xfrd- many of them by 2. single treat ment.
 Mrs. John H Whiting Mrs. Emma. 6. Cushing, Josiah Hornby and many others cured of rheumatism Of from one to five years standing
 J. ToIt, stomach trouble, given up 4by other physicians and some advts- ed an operation; cured in five treat meFts.
 Edward T. Muney, Charles T. Dow. John Haskin, R. s. Carroll and others cured of paralysis and palsy, so they can work again.
 Mrs. Leslie Smith. George P. Kuntz. Daniel L. Quintard and others cured of tunors and goitres-
 Mrs N P Nelson, Mrs Anna ". Johnson, Miss E. F. Weed, Gustaxs Wilson, Frank T. Shelton and others, of deafness of years, standing.
 Mrs Mary E. Finch, Joseph I. Bush Noble F. Ferguson and others cured of asthma, bronchitis and lung dis ease.
 IF. Moran, s. F waterbury. c. Carl son. Miss AneuiI Mum, Mrs Julia Haskin and others cured of heart dis ease.
 Any number of Bridgeport patients now under treatment can be inter view in the private offices Of the natI5reopatflic Doctors, at the Conn. National Bank Bldg. 1924 Main St. Room 5o-503. Bridgeport, Ct. as they make a rule of not publishing the names of local patients, unless the patient so desires. They will continue to give consultation F'FsEE for a, linn ited time. from a. m. to 9. m aid1v, Sunday from 10 to 12.
 The most forceful book that created a stir among thinking people and written by the founder of Natureo- =pathy. seThe Revolution in Medical Practice" is sold at Hayes 6 Bets. for 35c and BOG
 A contract has been signed for the erection of Gupatemalean building