The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-12
The Interstate Doctors

right here in your own community
without the knife, as they have done
in hundreds of other instances, and
the grateful parents living near Foun-
tain City, Ind, are eager that the suf-
fering public may know what these
| Great Specialists are doing without the
knife. Their letter follows and any
one doubling the genuineness of the
same will confer lasting favor on
the public to call on or write Mr.. and
Mrs. knight.
Fountain City, Ind, 3-S,1919.
To The Interstate Doctors:
We want to in this public way,
thank you for what you have done for
our boy. You not only saved him from
the horrors of the operating ia BILE, but
probably saved his life as well. He is
twelve years old and had been suffer
ing with appendicitis for six months.
We consulted a home doctor and he
suggested an operation at once. We
were afraid of it, and having heard SO
much Of your success with others III
such cases, besides the wonderful
work you had done for Mrs. Knight,
that our anxiety naturally led us to
your office in Richmond. Doctor Gull
yer examined the boy carefully, pro-
nounced 1t appendicitis, and assured
knife. We could scarcely believe it,
but we took on new courage and hope
and placed him under your care jan
uary 6, 1919. And we must say the
results we're wonderful. In one weeks
time he ceased having pains and now
two months after beginning with you
he is as sound as a dollar. Eats,
plays, and works like he used to and
has no trouble whatever We certain
ly can rejoice over having such con-
scientious, painstaking doctors as you
in reach Of us. We have watched your
work for some time and we find your
work always turns out as you say 1t
will And we earnestly recommend
every afflicted person to never resort
to the knife till they consult you doc
tors who keep so many people from
the operating table. Doctor Culver is
certainly skilled in his profession, a
perfect gentleman, and square and
honest in his dealings with the suffer
ing public. Your crowded office GER
tainly proves that you are doing
good work.
MR.. AND MRS. ARCHIE KNIGHT.
Fountain City, r. F. D. A.
There are hundreds of other people
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 Block, cor
ner Main and Tenth street, over the
Starr Piano Store, Richmond, Ind, is
always crowded with patients. People
come hundreds of miles to be cured
by these specialists. Any sick person
is safe in going to the Interstate
Doctors. Their examinations are free,
but no incurable cases are accepted
for treatment. These specialists treat
durable cases of all chronic diseases
of the nerves, blood, skin. heart, liver,
stomach, kidneys, rheumatism, par
alysis, neuralgia. loss of nerve force, |
constipation, goitre, epilepsy. indiges-
ton, dyspepsia. weak back. bloating, |
dropsy, blood poison, eczema. scrofu- |
la and all diseases of men and women. |
The Richmond office is open every |
Friday from 8 a. m. to 5 p m. with |
DOCTOR CULVER,
The Head Physician, in rge.-Adv. |