El Paso herald., March 15, 1913, Week-End Edition, Sport and Society Section, Page 5, Image 29

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Saturday, Tareh 13, 1913
77ie meWs u)e enpZot n tfie treatment and cure of all Chronic Diseases have stood the test of lime and proven their superiority.
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have not found as yet the much sought tor relief. We will make an examination mat win reveal marrae nature aim extern ui yum i - T10IInJs u ' us t m &is
nature wi.l do .uf aided properly. No one method or system of, reagent wDI n!fe 0 TH ArI RELIABLE S
statement tor UVLK OLA. i nuoiNi-' ur wrx jti ih,inio ivcoii-il, iin lijArtiw ivij-j., -w-w ,
OF THE BEST FAMILIES ASK THEM YOUR NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS.
OUR COMBINED SYSTEM OF TREATMENT Includes in addition to the administration of carefully selected and prepared standardized drugs:
HYDRO-VIBRO-MECHANO-PHOTO-ORGANO-SERUM AND VACCINE THERAPY
ELECTRO-THERMO-
WE CURE PROMPTLY, SAFELY AND THOROUGHLY. Catarrh
in all its forms; Eczema, Epilepsy, Nervous decline or Neurasthenia, Blood Poison, '
Varicocele, Hydrocele, Cystitis, Enlarged Prostate; Rectal and Private Diseases
and weaknesses and their complications.
We cure each case for a stated fee, furnishing all medicines and everything
necessary so that one knows before starting a treatment what the cure will cost and
always make our charges reasonable considering the services rendered.
WE CURE '
Rheumatism in ten days without pain or danger. ,. ,
Blood poison m fifteen days. "" -- - r
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Varicocele without operation of a serious nature, using no knife; causing little
if any pain.
Hydrocele in, thirty minutes without pain, operation or danger. -
Rupture widjout operation or detention from business.
Rectal diseases without the use of the knife, scissors, ligature or cautery.
The cure of these troubles requires the presence of the patient at our office, but
we guarantee a cure m every case accepted, hence it is worth the time and trouble.
BLOOD POISON
Like most discoveries heralded as miracles into the world, the much talked ot
"606" Treatment for Blood Poison, has provedto be a sorry disappointment.
Far from accomplishing a cure, after one single injection, as was claimed by
the blinded enthusiasts of this pseudo-miracle, the employment of the "606" injec
tion has some cases done, -severe and irreparable damage.
When our thorough investigation of this new remedy proved -to our entire, satis
faction that "606" never would and never could cure syphilid, we reverted our
efforts again to theperfectkm of pur already celebrated "BRITISH CURE" and
stand now ready, after years of actual demonstration in many and. even worse cases
of this loathsome disease, to make the statement that' the "BRITISH CURE" as
practiced by us in a department especially fitted for that purpose, is the ABSO
LUTE and ONLY CURE for Blood Poison in all its forms.
A full course of treatment usually fifteen injections will cure the most com
plicated case of this malady, without bad after effects, without ever? the slightest dis
comfort to the patient.
THE BRITISH CURE "THE SPECIFIC" FOR BLOOD POISON
This statement must stand unchallenged on the strength of the several hundred cases
that have been treated by us successfully and cured permanently many after hav
ing been treated by the "606" method without the expected relief.
NASAL CATARRH.
To any ordinary observer it is apparent that Catarrhal Diseases of the Nose
and Throat, wkh their complications and reflex disturbances, are responsible for
many of the ills that fksh is heir to and mat probably no part of the human body
has been abused and maltreated as much as the upper air passages Nearly every
one afflicted with this trouble have used powders, sprays, douches and inhalers, all of
which iare useless or worse.'
Many do not hesitate to say that Catarrh is incurable.
To all such we extend an invitation to call at our office for an examinaiton and
consultation which will not obligate you to take treatment and we will explain to you
WHY and HOW we can cure any case of catarrh that has not reached the stage
of Ozena.
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THE SKIASCOPE
This is the greatest discovery of the age, it is an appliance that we have been
using exclusively in this part of the country fqr several months. With it we have
cured many cases of Rheumatism, Neurasthenia, Nervous Decline and Neuralgia.
With the rays from this apparatus one can see nearly every organ of the body, can
even see through several inches of wood AND IT IS UNDER SUCH PERFECT
CONTROL that the rays can be reduced or increased at the will of the operator,
therefore there is absolutely no danger from ks use. This is only one of the many
modern appliances rarely seen in the average doctor's office; in fact OUR OF
FICES are the best equipped in the south.
REMEMBER THIS
That the International Specialists are the longest established, best equipped,
most successful and reliable -Specialists hi the southwest and are endorsed by more
prominent people in all walks of life than any other specialists in the south.
Their practice is the largest ever known or heard of m this section because
they make no misleading statements in their newspaper announcements, never accept
for a cure an incurable case, cure each case they do accept as quickly as possible
and make their charges reasonable, treating each case for a stated fee, everything
including medicines and appliances furnished and for which no" extra charge is
ever made.
It costs one nothing to call, look over their offices and talk over the matter
of their treatment, they never urge one to start treatment, and if their fee and terms
are not acceptable you are under no obligation whatever.
They publish no names of those whom they have cured hut with their -permission
can show you hundreds of letters from those whom they have cured of every
disease included in their specialty . .
SPECIAL NOTICE We request all sick people to enquire of the banks
andleading business men of. this City as to who are the best and most reliable
Specialists in the City. , ,
Free Books
1 Vit of Mam Contullalion Room.
Private office in the Distance
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Mam Electrical Treatment Room Slahc, Galvanic, Farradic, Electricity.
Apparatus for Pholo-lLighl) Treatment
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Among the many complKalions of Catarrh are. Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of
Hearing. Neuralgia and mouth breathing, which predisposes one to Pneumonia and
Consumption. Why take chances with a trouble likely to become serious when WE
ARE CURING MANY CASES IN ONE DAY and often charging no more
than you have spent in a couple of months for patent medicines? We have cured
sixty cases during the past forty-five days; by treating a great .number of-cases
we are enabled to cure them for less than others charge.
DISEASES OF MEN
In the treatment of the Special Pelvic Diseases of Men, we nave devised, de
veloped and perfected remedies that have for years given perfect satisfaction. No
other treatment in our opinion is as effective, prompt and permanent in results. In
connection with the above we have given particular time and attention to the treat
ment of all private diseases and weaknesses. It is not necessary to wait months for
results. . Our remedies are applied directly and relief is prompt and permanent.
DISEASES OF WOMEN . " . "
All that class of diseases often referred to as Female Complaints, for which
an operation is usually suggested and a removal of some of the vital organs performed,
can in nearly every instance be cured by mild and painless methods' of which we have
made a specialty for years. Wc have recently fitted up a special department for
the treatment of these troubles and have secured the services of a practical lady nurse
who is always in attendance' Do not submit to an operation before consulting us;
if an operation is absolutely necessary, wc will advise it. ) s
RUPTURE.
We can cure any case of rupture that can be retained with any kind of 'truss
in three to five-days if it has not been operated upon. No detention from business,
pain or other discomfort is experienced from the treatment. WE GUARANTEE
A CURE IN ALL CASES ACCEPTED. "
WE CURE IN ONE DA; .
Any uncomplicated case of Rupture, Varicocele or Hydrocele, without a
serious or open operation; without detention from business and at reasonable cost.
Treatment must be taken at our office.
WE MAKE A
MICROSCOPICAL AND CHEMICAL EXAMINATION OF THE
URINE. BLOOD AND SECRETIONS when necessary. FREE OF
CHARGE; also X-RAY and other examinations JEREE. - . .
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NO. 1. DISEASES OF MEN.
. NO. 2. SKIN, KIDNEY AND RECTAL DISEASES
'" N6. 3: CHRONIC DISEASES IN GENERAL
NO. A. DISEASES OF WOMEN
Either one of them w3I be sent in a plara sealed envelope upon receipt-of four
cents in postage. They contain valuable information for die young, middle aged
and old.
Comer of Diagnostic Laboratory and X-Ray Room. Entrance to Eye, I
I Ear, Nox and Throat Department I
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SPANISH AND GERMAN SPOKEN BY DOCTORS IN CHARGE
OtficcHours: 9 a. m. to I p. m.; 2 ta 6, &,7 to 8 p. m. Sundays, 10 a. m. to 2 pt m.
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DR. KETGHERSID & CO. ESTABLISHED SIX YEARS
Hammell Block, Facins Rio Grande Bank, Corner Texas and Mesa Avenues, El Paso Texas.
II
Love Alone Not Enough
IlappiaeHs Cannot Remain After
Marriage Unle Tbere'
T.
Money for the Comfortx
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-By Beatrice Fairfax
"E ARE a conolo with
V n,onial Intentions," wiftes
&ILB. "Do yon thlnkWre
can lie on SIC a week?"
It S-'-' a week enough to get marri?
L.o t has a wa of forgetting rent
j arid the price of meat that makev
i 'rminp One ails th-ojh
j'rr as ol)liious of tn lan in-,
' r. Uit thai aw an as ii one w-re
sailing down a moonlit stream n a
dream The two in the boat, the man
and the woman, are dreaming. Oc
rasinnaiiv one awakes long enough to
dreamily ask the question asked by I
S. H E and J. H. S., but the dreamer
is afloat again in his dream boat with
out pausing for the reply.
Or if he waits to hear it, he smiles
incredulously at the argument thai
one cannot live on bread and cheese
and kisses, the price of the first two
hflvln. -nnA ,n Anl th tactA frtf the
latter diminishing in proportion as the
necessiu grows for making it the sole
means of subsistence i
Lore I Hopeful.
But !nt tan hope where reason 1
ill ,i . i i jnrl it is dn.li'ful if
r u .i mi-, nem' who v i md to
1V"t n- jiitessir. oi tailing out a.
wrecking crew by exhibiting a list of
every day's needs and prices was re
warded for his pains. Those he tried
to save got married ln 'spite of his
array of figures, and wrecking crews
and relief expeditions follow each
other in close succession ever after.
Wpnld it be possible for a man and
his wife to live on ?16 a week? Put
them in some little country town where
he pays $10 a month for rent, and ekes
out his income with the aid of a little
garden patch, and not only is it possi
ble, but if thev are mari if the right
sort, they will soon sa e enough to own
that little home, and know rent day no
more
But no Vmerkan-horn sirl and bov i
of toia are made of tl i rieM sort
Ihi l "! a libel ui 1 ss ' t ts ti '-ur'i
What Am-rcj.il jhl .ma ouij tlK.
dfn ifrteNVea wash tub ,n her wed--I.?1,"8
How. man American irirls
t.iht ow wnlh comes first The
starching or the blueing? Do 3u
t8-;1,1 H- S- "" if the -.ri
?J5?M'; dreams knows how to make
Monday's soup of the scraps of Sun
ta'S.roast? Ca" that iittle hand
you like to hold pattern the simplest
garment'
Will You Economize?
SiiiMae she is a paragon of erery
economical virtue, are you a good
match for her' Will you give up jour
cigars without a murmur- Will you
Hir Old Clothes anrl natlic find find
Mum Monfnd l the light of love'
W '1 inn i i nnui to lo. her i hen
1 1 r 1 -i tli , i ti.n th. - i. ii- I
Xi . ir id... i ,V n, vi a o.'it liuuun.
hare made her old and ugly before
her time
That little dream boat ou are in
will soon bump against the landing,
and that landing we will call Reality
Every ailment that would weaken
Love awaits you there. And once at
tacked,. Love soon sickens and, alas.
Love soon die.
With th los of lore all happiness
tnds. Th,. faded garments ou 'Will
thereafter wear are not more faded
than our life.
Don't expose anything so precious as
loe to suci unfavorable treatment
I ou (dnnot gne each other up and
of course ou rant, go lnt pre'ni' -i
i Ttu' nt- for miti,i lii'-t mi !i
u hJ- i i la uarria-?. w 1! lirin jiu
In that -way mi will answer your
own qutstions, and tht are questions
that no one can answir for ou
YIUI.KNK POLICE FIRE CHIEK
II S HELD OFFICE 2T EVRS.
In point of office holding J, J. Clin
ton, of Abilene. Tex . is in the class
with some of the local rins" men
Jesse C Stansel. ihief of the .it de
tective 'le-partment. who rtturnei' ironi
that pi ic. Frida afternoon sai i th .t
Mr. Clinton was police and fire chief
of Abilene, and had held the joint
office 27 ears. "There isn t an use
tc run against him the p ople th-' e
sav saui the detective
Chuf riim.in a; i vUftr it 1 1
TM n I' . , i 1 1 -. 'i- l will J
fought the Indians in the vicinm
Van Horn. Tex. A ""?-. KWl1
i.i- ,...i n is orized highly
ih. ih,lne officer, is the one depi
wg scenes around the water hole
v. nnrn. where that battle
fought.
TMLBS CCKKD IN TO 14 DYS.
Your drugslst will refund money if
P.zo OINTMENT fails to care aiv
case of Itchins. Blind Rleodmg- or Pro
t?udin PUes in 6 to 14 days. Sgc.
He Dearest, yoare the so! of my
affectlons.
She (removing bis arm Five yards
for holding. Harvard Lampoon,
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