The Washington herald., 1922-12-27
By DIR. EMILE COUE.

By Nine. Emile Leon, his CoIIab-
Article XVI.
IN the hall. which thrills with
i intrest, Joyful testimonials
break out from numerous persons
who have been relieved or cured.
A young woman comes to thank
M. Coue with lively gratitude.
Her physician. DR.. vachet. who
was with her IN the room, says
that the cerebral anaemia from
which she had suffered for a
long while, which he had not
succeeded in checking by the usual
means. hasdisappeared as II by
magic through the use Of con-
scious autosuggestion
NJ. Coue goes from one to an
other OF the patients In turn. ad-
dressing to each q few words Of
advice or encouragement.
ULCER DISAPPEARS.
To an aged sufferer: And you,
monsieur. your ulcer is already
better. That 10 good. very good
indeed. Do you know that con-
sidering you have only been here
twice. think you deserve con-
gratulatons on the result you
have obtained II you 60 on doing
your autosusgestions properly
you viii very soon be cured. You
have had this ulcer for ten years.
you say7 What does that matter,
You might have had it twenty and
more and 1t could be cused Just
the same.
Observation: Nine. H. Of
Nancy. aged forty-nine. Suffers
from an ulcer dating from Sep
tember. 1914. which was treated
according to her doctors advice.
but without success The lower
part Of her leg is enormous. The
ulcer. which is as large as a two
franc piece and goes right diwn
to the bone, is situated above the
akle). The Inflammation il very
intense and the pains extremely
violent. The patient comes for
the first time In April. 1915, and
the Improvement, which is visible
after the first treatment, continues
without interruption. By the
18th Of February. 1917. the SWELL
ing has entirely subsided and the
pain and irritation have disap-
peared. The sore Is still there.
but It is no larger than q pea and
1t is only a few milimeters In
depth. 1t still discharges very
slightly. By 1920 the cure has
long been complete.
NO PROMISE OF CURE.
To a lady-Ah! you have giau.
coma, madame. I cannot abso-
lutely promise to cure you
of that, for am not sure
that I can. That does not mean
necessarily that you cannot be
cured. for I have known cures
in the cases of a lady Of Chalon-
sur-Saone and another Of Lor-
raine.
To young woman-"en.
MademoiseIle, as you have not
had your nervous attacks since
YOU came here. whereas you used
to have them every day, you arc
cured. Come back sometimes all
all the same, 10 that I may keep
YOU going along the right lines.
Observation - Mile Dat
Mirecourt, sixteen years Of age
Has suffered from attacks Of
nerves for three years. The
attacks, at first infrequent,
have gradually come at closer
intervals. When she came to
see me on the LIST Of April,
1917, she had three attacks in
the preceding fortnight. Up
to the 18th Of April she did
not have any at all. / may
add that this young lady from
the time she began the treat
ment, was no longer troubled
by the bad headaches from
which she had suffered almost
Constantly
ASSURES SUFFERER.
To sufferer from melan.
cholia-The feeling Of oppression
will disappear with the LESSONS
which will come all in good time
but you mustn't put the cart
before the horse. 1t Is the
same with oppression as with
heart trouble. it generally dim
inishes very quickly
To a young personally child
you hear what say: every tint
you are going to have an attack
you will hear my voice telling