The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-30
Patients Given Up by Their Physicians and PronOunc-
 ed IneurabIe.
ARE RESCUED AS BY A MIR AGILE FROM NEAR THE
 GRAVE.
While Some People Doubt, Criticise and Continue to Suffer, Others Are Made
 Well and Happy.

 complished by ''Natureopathy. new system of healing Dr., Blunaer has been the most sincere investigator along all natural xrnethods, his ex- perimentations have been far greater than any living man, the methods ern- bodied in natureopathy have been more or less described in his terms it in his book. entitled 'srhe Revolu- ton in Medical Practiee,' the new method of treating disease, is now eIl-- dorsed isy the most prominent seien- tists of the world.
 There are only two BIumer Col fege Natureopa1hs in this city, whose offices are at The Conn. National Room 300 to 503, Not only do they successfu1ly treat ordinary ailments but also make speciality Of diseases that have been pronounced 1ncurable by medical doctors. No matter what aiIs you, or how helpIess your case may seem, you should not allow an other day to pass without taking ad- vantage of their vast experience and wonderful skill.
 1 Mrs. Annie Verine says the Mature opathies restored her hearing and stopped her head noises in less than a week e Mrs R. Says that after being an invalid for IS, years and receiving only a short course of treatrnents from the Natureopaths could not only get around but never felt better in her life.
 Nellie Maguire cured in three treat ments of nervous prostration that l might have been fatal in a short time. Milford furnished a case showing the terrors of fnf1arn1saa tory Rheumatism. The gentleman referred to was one of it's worst victims and could find no Ire1ief in various treatments from many other sources. He has returned to his position and has no further use for his cane.
 I A well known lady was almost car ried into the offices an intense suffer l CT from rheunatisfn of several months duration In a few days the same lady called to tell the Mature opathic doctors that they had cured her.
 The people are warned against iul- posters by employing the educated Natureopathic practitioners who are graduates of the Blumer Natpre- opat1lic College and there is only one authorized office at the apoye ad-
 Another lady, residing on North Main street, suffered continual head aches for six years. has doctored steadily with most all the lccal pay- mcfans with no benefit whatever un- til she took treatments from the Ma tureopathic doctors and is now happy 8 to say that she is entirely cured.
 Miss l.. Johnson relieved Of a large turnor at the back. She kissed the great specialists Tand in the exuber- ance of her joy. Most all other physi- clans advised an. operation.
 Edwin Knowlton, unable to walk without the aid Of cruel iron braces \ he had worn for years--a few more treatments will cure him. Mrs. Minnie Thompson had a large goitre removed from her neck in two weeks without the use of Rhe knife or the loss of a drop of blood
 A very remarkable ease was that of a lady from Westport who has sui fered. agony. and did not have a nights rest for four years, due to terrible pains in her arm and finger ends. Her pains are cured after two treatnne she now knows what a peaceful nights repose means MT. c. Trepp was crippled over eleven years; could not walk without the aid of crutches; declares that in two weeks treatments the Nature opathics have simply worked a. mira 2 cie- He is now able to get along
 without even a cane and expects to !. be cured in e few weeks. It seems as if everybody who is ~ fortunate enough to receive treat
 ment are entirely cured or much benefited.
 They are making some wonderful cures of rheumatism, dyspepsia, ca tarrh, paralysis and all forms of ner= 8 vous diseases and removing tumors
 and goitres without the knife or the loss of drop of blood
 These gifted men having examined
 and treated thousands of difficuii
 eases are thoroughly qualified in giv-
 ing you an expert opinion as to v whether your case is curable or not
 They have accepted and now are suc-
 cessfully treating some of the worst N cases in New. England.
 The rush to their offices at 1024
 Main St., Conn, National Bank Blde-
 Rooms 500 to sos, is increasing daily IConsu1tation FREE until Dec. 12
 from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday 10
 to 12.
 The most valuable book, entitled
 s'The Revolution in Medical Prae-
 tice''. by Dr. L. Blumer, Dean Of the
 Natureopathic College. is for sale al
 Hayes & Betts Book Store, cloth cover M 50 cents; paper cover. 35 cents