The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-18
MunCie Lady
Gives Testimony
Mrs. A. D. Clark, a Promin-
emit Citizen, Tells Of Her
Case.
lnter-tate Doctors Give Re-
lief After Others Advised
Operation.

So many people of this vicinity have
given their strong Endorsements of the
Interstate Doctors that the public
takes 1t for granted and shows no sur
prise, but this letter from Mrs. A. D.
Clark Is especially interesting to those
who are victims of kidney trouble.
She says she is now a well woman
and wants all her friends to know
where the credit belongs.
Muncie, Ind, May Z, 1919
To The Interstate Doctors:
! sincerely wish to let the suffering
public know what good you have done
me and / give you the privilege of
publishing this letter, for every word
is true, and furthermore, If any one
should doubt the genuineness Of this
letter, they may call at my address
and / will verify this statement.
/ have been poorly for five years
and went South for my health, but
without results. tried the best spec
ialists different times but they failed.
Last winter took to my bed and for
two weeks my life was in a balance
Two leading doctors told me must be
operated on for Chronic appended
It's" My husband took me to the hos
pital. They examined me and stated
they would attend to my case. I was
not satisfied and wanted an x-ray
taken. So we went to the Interstate
Doctors Office. Doctor Culver exam
ined me and told me / was almost
gone, that my blood had turned white,
or that had no red blood, heart very
weak and my nerves shot to pieces,
that he could remove the worst symp-
toms in two or three weeks and have
a new woman of me in three or four
months. So we gave him trial.
am now on my third month and the
doctor has surely transformed me into
new person. Life is worth living
now. / can do as big a days work
as any woman. Before I went to you
couldn't cook a meal. Oh, no one
knows how ! suffered / lost in weight
till only weighed so pounds was
awful nervous and weak. Would bloat
beyond human belief At times would
faint away entirely.
can't describe my condition, but
/ do know that Dr. Culver surely is
the greatest specialistsof all And the
public should know it and be thank
full for him having located here among
US. Now / cannot say enough for The
/ Interstate Doctors and their methods.
but | trust that this will be seen and
read by some one suffering as was.
Investigate and be cured. Again l
| want to thank you for the wonderful
| health you have given me, and shall
always speak a good word for you.
Sincerely your friend.
MRS. A. D. CLARK,
/ 619 w. 18th st.
| There are hundreds of other PEG
pie who have had the same joyful ex
perience. The wonderful and more
scientific treatment used by the Inter
! State Doctors is curing many of those
who have been given up as hopeless
cases by all the ordinary doctors. This
explains why their institute on the
second floor of the Starr Building. cor
ner of Main and Tenth streets, Rich
mond. Indiana, is always crowded with
atients. People come hundreds o.
miles to be cured by these specialists
Any sick person is safe in going tx
the Interstate Doctors. Their exam
nations are free. but no incurablt
cases are accepted for treatment
These specialists treat durable case!
of all chronic diseases of the nerves
blood, skin, heart, liver, stomach. kid
neys, rheumatism, paralysis. neural
gia, epilepsy, indigestion, dyspepsia
weak back, bloating, dropsy, bloc,
poison, eczema. scrofula and all dis
eases of men and women.
DOCTOR CULVER, the Head PLY
stefan, is at the Richmond Once ever
Friday from 8 a. N. to p. m.-Ad,