Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-18
DR.. COFFEE

HAVING SPLENDID SUCCESS WITH HIS
SPECIAL METHOD OF TREATING
EYE DISEASES. FAILING SIGHT.
HEAD NOISES AND CATARRH-hE
STRAIGHTENS CROSS-EYES. AND
REMOVES ADENOIDS WITHOUT
CHLOROFORM on ETHER.
DR.. W. o. Coffee. the oculist and aurist
in the First National Bank Building. being
asked about his splendid success in re-
lieving many cases of eye. ear. nose and
throat troubles when other doctors fail.
says that his 81 years devoted to treating
eye. ear. nose and throat by a method
that. he has originated in treating most
Of these diseases makes il possible for
him to succeed in many cases where other
oculists and aurists Of less experience
would fail. For instance. he says in
Strengthening cross-eyes he will agree 10
straighten any case of cross eyes in a few
minutes; the patient can sit and talk TO
him while he is doing it and not take
chloroform or ether or going to the hos
pital He says that he can remove ade
nods from any child without going to the
hospital or without serious hemorrhage.
He does this because he has successfully
treated thousands Of cases. He says that
tonsils and turbinated bones should not
be removed except when necessary: that
many cases OF deafness and loss Of hearing
can be relieved especially where the dis
ease is in one ear and Just starting In the
other. and il the tissues of the ear are
, not injured by disease. He says II the
tissues are injured no treatment will cure
it, Many cases Of head noises can be
relieved. Many cases Of eye diseases. fail
/ ing sight and even blindness can be quick
! ly relieved under his treatment. Here is
some of the noted cases that he has sue
! cessfully treated: Dan Foley was losing
J his 'eye sight for 30 years. treated by
| some of the best doctors and infirmaries
/ gradually went 30 blind he had TO be led
, Dr. Coffees treatment restored his sight 20
he could read the finest newspaper print.
Roman johnson was born with cataracts
. on both eyes: had two operations: he
eye. Dr.. Coffee restored his sight 90 that
i he could see to read ordinary newspaper
print without glasses. Carl Nelson suf-
fered with catarrh for 20 years, settled
in the cavities of his head and made him
totally deaf in one ear, confined to his
bed for week: the doctors said all that
could be done was to have his skull oper-
sted on. DR.. Coffee treated him. stopped
the disease and cured the catarh and re-
stored his hearing practically normal. A.
G. johnson was going blind from cataracts
4, Coffee's treatment restored his sight 70 he
can see Just a. good with that eye a
he could with the other. A. N. Streepy
suffered with c1tarrh: went all through his
system; most severe stomach trouble, had
cough. severe indigestion: several doctors
failed to help him. DR.. Coffee's treatmen,
cured the catarrh. gave him complete re-
lief Mrs. Evelyn Smith suffered with
throat trouble and large goitre: doctor.
said she would have to be operated on
Dr. Coffee cured her throat. absorbed the
goitre completely. Otis Morris was AZ
fifcted with cross-eyes since Is months
old until he was 20 years Of age. HI
went to DR.. Coffee. he put some medicine
in his eyes; sat him in . chair. leaned hi
heed back and strsightened his eyes In
lew minutes while Otis talked 70 thu
doctor. He went homo with his eyes per
fectly straight. L. z. Calkins says hi
nine yesr-cld daughter was cross-eyed sincs
four yes1s old. Hs took her to Dr.. CofYes
and be put some medicine In her eyes ant
atraightened them without pain. and chi
went home With her eyes straight. Dr.
Coffee states that he ID treating such cas-,
a. the above every day. He treats abou
90 patients Q day in his ot1oe. Peopl,
afflicted with tbs above troubles ars In
viied to csll and get his opinion. H,
VIII tell them III truth shout II - b.
sees It. He has trssted 70 many casa
Of every di6ersnt kind that At 10 possabl.
to diaSnoss tho real diseased condition
without trouble. he 10 In his Dsvenpor
ofacss svery Saturday. Monday. Tusoda!
md wednesday. from Q .. m. to $50 ,. n
Dr.. ". o. Coffee. phone Davenport 7S14
First National Bank building. Second An,
Main streets.