The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-03-02
To benefit the general pub
lie, who now can obtain
these expensive treat
ments at a nominal figure.
A copy of the legislative tes-
timony can be obtained at
their Offices, 800 Connect
cut National Bank Build
ing, 1924 Main st.

five dollars per single treatment. But
now the treatments have been 50 re-
duced In price that it gives the pub
lie an opportunity to receive the
treatments in accordance to their
means. The office of the Natureopa-
thic Physicians at 500-503 Conn. N't'11
Bank Bldg, 1924 Main St, Bridgeport
is expected to be SO greatly crowded
with patients, as q result of this re-
duction that two more Natureopathic
Physicians will be permanently To-
Gated there. So there will be no reas-s
on for the people to beoone impa-
tient in waiting for their treatment
turn.
In addition, they have been fortu-
nate enough to secure DR.. Burners
personal services, temporarily, in or
der that the public may have the
opportunity to meet and consult with
him personally.
The minds Of the people are still
fresh with the remarkable results ac-4
complished before the eyes of thou
sands of those who were fortunate
enough to hear the celebrated doctor
lecture at Colonial hall November
last, and witness his wonderful DEM
onstration as to the results accom-
panied by the Natureopathi6 meth
DDS.
Further evidence can now be OBJ
tanned for those who are interested
and wish ito-receive a copy of the
testimony given at the State Capitol.
at Hartford by people who have been
cured by these methods when all 9TH
er methods failed
These methods have records of
thousands of cured cases of the So
called stincurab1e kind that were fire.
quentIy considered impossible to help.
even with medicines.
The day Of harmful drugs and USE
less operations is past. In fact, some
scientists declare that the time is near
at hand when all thinking men and
women will absolutely reject any
methods that are not purely natural
and that all old-school physicians viii
be forced to resort to common sense
or the knife.
The Blumer College Natur eopaths
graduates who are employing the var
ious methods and systems of natural
origin, to which their remarkable re-
suits are attributed, having these var
ious agencies at their command en-
ables. them to cure hopeless invalids
means have failed. The results arous-
ed widespread wonder and comment
in all circles, physicians and sclen-
lists being as much in the dark for an
explanation as those outside the med
ica1 profession
more prevalent over other systems.
Their cured patients are living nearly
in every block, many of whom had
given up all hope OF ever being well
again It is certainly a pleasure to
call and see the busy throng as they
come and go.
A rnfddle-aged lady, suffering ag-
ony from q complication OF diseases.
having been advised by number Of
physicians to submit to q surgical OPP
Grafton, has been restored to absolute
perfect health after taking q few
treatments from these doctors.
Quite a number OF rheumatic and
paralytic sufferers have been treated
by the Natur eopathic Doctors and are
delighted with results obtained. A
lady suffering from violent attacks OF
dyspepsia, insomnia and extreme nerv-
Gus prostration. says their power to
relieve is simply marvellous, that
people are virtually made over, and
changed from miserable sunerings to
sound health, from a low vitality to
vigorous men, women and children
Cures made by them are not simply
patched up by some outside material
means but by the enforcement OF ma
ture's laws within the body, and the
results are positively permanent and
lasting.
Success always evokes envy. Men
ernbittered by failure always hate
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