Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
NEURILLA FOR NERVE DISORDERS NEURILLA
If Patient suffers fromTHE BLUES (Nerve Exhaustion), ^
Nervous Insomnia, Nervous Headache, Irritabitily or
General Nervousness, *ive four Mmes a dav one
teaspoonfur N E U R I L LA
Prepared from ^Scutellaria llateriflora.
Fassi llora Incamata and Aromntics.
DAD CHEMICAL COMPANY, NEWYORK and PARIS.
MALIGNANT GROWTHS.
At the Atlantic City Meeting a Prominent Surgeon remarked:
"/ a'/// not quarrel with the Alexander Treatment as to whether it is my
knife and my skill, or Oleum Creosyn Comp. {Alexander), but I do
know that when I use Oleum Creosyn Comp. for six weeks before and after
an operation, I never have a recurre7ice."
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Palliation 85 P«r Ceivt.—We relieve pain iu nearly every instance.
""'""' case, o ma lgna,ncy.Hit
Odors 95 Per Cent.—We remove disagreeable odors in case. of open sores.
Arrest of Growth 60 Per Cent,
Apparent Cures 24 Per Cent.—Tills Is the average of ten years' i-eports from physisians who
have used Oleum Creosyn Comp, (Alexander). Ninety per
cent, of their patients, however, were pronounced inoperable
and incurable before coming under their treatment.
ig ten years we have never experienced a recurrence. Many physicians use Oleum Creosyn
unection with surgery.
Pure Food and Drag Act, of 1906, No. 12,912. No morphine or other deleterious
drugs.
The fullest investigation of Olfum Creosyn Comp. [Alexander] i solicited.
Fiirniihed to and administered hj Physicians only.
THE ALEXANDER COMPANY, 118 West 49th Street. New York City
On May 24th and 25th, 1907, there was submitted to physicians of New York City and vicinity 14 postmalignant
cases, together with their histories. (10 showing microscopical verification], treated AND apparently
CURED by the Alexander Method during the past 8 years. Many of these former patients were accompanied
by their medical advisers. All are well to-day Information concerning these cases will be
gladly furnished, also a chart record of 100 CASES TREATED SERIATIM,
Since 1900 thousands of ..hysiciaus h
such as to warrant the statement that i
in the therapeutics of mallignancy.
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