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'ms/i IMENT For iofnrivfss,

. HEADNUISES AND

CATARRH SENT FREE!

0ffens_fve Catarrhal ‘ ‘

-conditions Ended `

By lionie Remedy!

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Sucoessful Home Treatment

Originated By Dr. W. 0. Coffee Assures Quick Relief for<Nasa1 (latarrh.

Free Trial Treatment Sent to " ' ' 'A11‘Suf!erers.

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.This is e. generous offer. An offer of a special, carefully prepared and testedhomo treatment for catarrh of the nose. throat, head and air pas- sages absolutely free. No strings to it in any way-lt. is open to everyone-to every. oatarrh sufferer inthe entire United states. n'very~.suxr.:sr. every- where, who reads thls'announcement» should unhesitatingly accept it. ;There_are surc to be thousands of these treatments given away. The more'the bitter: because it is certain that all wliomake this free test will pr ive totheir satisfaction the worth of: Dr._ Cpffee‘s treatment, that- Everyseif,-treatment wil make a per- manent 'bg_ostcr.` ‘ For no _matter how much you are tbldf. aboutthis way of. combating oatarrhai conditions, or of the thou-

salsa? who have been given ooinpiete fr 4' om by its use-.-a resl~test-a chance toactually try it and itil re- actions-in youvparticular ease is bet- f,¢;-.eiwyaii explanations. ' ,

"'i;l&s tregtment for catarrh-for f m from that condition-relieves and foreetallsnjiany feared and' dis- tyessl_n¢__sit_ur._tions. A real test is .better even than the real testimonials from thoso_,whp have been given relief. And when the gift-treatment has been tried. you will wonder- why ‘this splendid treatment .was never called to your attention before.. - , Dr. Coffee w'on succes as a catarrh and deafnehs spdcialist. He, too. stiffer-

ed with eaten-h.. apr=1i&_th:_1:;i li : . RY 0 091" - lig5'lrmc‘r!ablem5re`atments failed t/o bet- terhil condition. _

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I-Iefexperimented ` until he found s.

way that gave him real and actual re- lief in apermanent way. Following- this. he treated thousands of sufferers inthe sa_me manner. Many hrve writ- ten, after completing the treatnient. expresslng'thanks for their recovery; for-their absolute freedom from colds. nose and throat discharges; from pois- oned systexne, foul breath, bronchial affections and even rheumatism and intcstinaitroubles. All due. as they say. to their catarrhal condition.

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V Catarrh ia a Handicap.

'Dirt and dust. from contaminated sections are. deposited in the nose and throat with every breath. Much of it finds its way into the mouth, for nasal eatarrh causes the disgusting, offensive mouth breathing. 'I‘he impurities in this filth-laden air are deposited in the catarrhal fluid-the mucus.. Soon it linda its way into the body-and 45 is a strong” constitution indeed that can withstand the disease, once it is started. c ' -

_ Thousands ltecornmemd Dr. ' Coffee'_s Trdtment.

Don't'. miss this chance to make the

acquaintance of this logical and pure- lyrnedicai caterrh treatment- A treat- ment, tlieiworth of which is attested

bgrns? many who have written of their t C 1

Slowly and carefully it was dBVt1°P~

¢¢...untll at last, after many thorough, painstaking tests, Dr. Coffee was con-

vlifleed tl-lathe had the best treatnient, t e most effective course he had ever found. Itssnceess in the past proves that it accomplishes its pamela- Mid it _ia free on trial to you. Just send the ooupoii.

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_ , Hearing Gres.” 0 ‘ Benafited This Way B

"Chronic and Aeate Deafness Buda

Mona McBride. of Illinois. |53: ;-215.1. wcenuy that since nav s

letfevar when alittle girl. _I have

been hardofhearing. and for the but four or five 'years I have been almost eddrely, deal. A few_. months ieuear began to discharge. I fo d it

tb, ‘and discharging a foul gllid. *mammal to |009 it Ind

.g||m|!_;.-_Q-i¢¢|-5-. Coffee's treatment.

'ro my surprise d delight the beatiful

th .earwhleh was partially ` f nariyno years .hae mturnedwmd abscess has healed. new _1_ean

tion six foot I0-lg; poilibil. And ,I one suffering _*ith this treatment. I ob- short time.”

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"DON”l‘ YOU THINK AN OLD LADY LlY'I ME WOULD BE HAPPY TU

BT DID OF DER DEAFNESS AND CATARRH."

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Saved From Deafness and

Caiarrh by Home Treatment!

Literally thousands of people from

different sections of the United States have used this special, original home treatment. Not only have many found relief from distressing -head noises, but rest.oration_of good or normal hearing as well. '

Wonderfully Improved

"I received your treatment for cs-

tarrhal deafness and in just three days after I had used it, my hearing began to improve. And now I am wonderfully improved.”

Yours very truly.

D. H. Carpenter,

Alabama.

Please accept my sincere thanks for

the successful treatment of my hear- ing. After being nearly deaf in both ears I have attained my good hearing once more.

Sorry not to have acknowledged be-

fore and wish to say I am grateful to you for the wonderful results.

Mrs. C. Lunden.

Per E. Lunden.

Head Nolscs Gone.

"I was remarkably benefited by your

treatments. I have been troubled for years with violent head noises and finally a -friend advised me to try your method; he sent for the treatment himself. I noticed improvement at once, and now I am wei1.” '

Mr. C. McGinncs.

_ Pennsylvania. -

I Z n writing this letter in reply to

the one that I received from you. Your treatment has certainly done wonders for me. I can‘t find words to express my thanks. I will recommend your treatment wherever I go. If you wish to publish this letter you have my per- mission to do so.

Yours truly,

Mamie A. Chfpman.

“I had been sufferlng~with caterrh

for seven years and tried a great many remedies, but did not find anything that helped me until I got hold of Dr. Coffee's. Can say after taking the treatment I noticed a change for the better inside of a week. I will recom- mend your treatment to anyone who has catarrh."

P. A. P.. Monte»Vista, Colo.

Deafness Due io Caiarrh

~ Oi The Air Passages

Authorities Blame Ear Tubal Gatarrh For a. Large Per Cent

- Of Deafness Throughout The World.

f Free Trial to All Sufferers.

According to authorities who base

their assertions on years of research and actual :nedical observation and iraotice, a very large percentage of the deafness in the world today is due to catarrh-ear tubal catzrrh.

Not only is ear tubal czitarrh, which

is really s. development of nrsal ca- tarrli, blamed for deafness. but at its door are laid many other diseases, such as stomach catarrh. poisoned condi- tions of the body, and a generally dis- cased condition.

This May be Believed.

This condition may be relieved. Dr. W. 0. Coffee, a specialist in the Middle West for many years, developed n home treatment for deafness, head noises from ear tubal catarrh. and ca- tarrh itself. Through this method., it ispoasible to remedy the catarrhal condition in many cases and make hearing practically normal once more. It has been proved that in many cases this is true.

Great Success.

Phenomenal success has attended

the Dr. Coffee home treatment. More than 500.000 cases of deafness, head noises due to ear tubal catarrh and ordinary nasal catarrh have used this method in.all sections of the country and out of this number a huge number have reported complete satisfaction. \ Most of these sufferers have been people whose hearing was bad in one ear and was rapidly getting bad in the other. With every cold, the hearing grew worse. This condition was reliev- edfor many: relieved not only for the time, hilt the oatarrhai condition was battered and in many cases all traces of' the disease disappeared.

Deafness strikes at all-old and

0offee’s home treat-

ment has .used by people ‘oi eil ages. By this method many who were apparently destined to go through life

Improvement General

Physicians state, authoritatively, too

that in these cases doubtless other dis- eased conditions were combated and relieved by the defeat of cntarrh: for it no longer poured its daily portion of poison into the human system and the body was no longer required to use a great portion of its strength in throw- ing off this poison. As a result it was better nble to combat new disease and the general physical condition was battered in addition to the relief given for deafness.

Dr. Coffcc’s Home Treatment

for Deafness has been used by over 500,000 persons. lt should benefit you likewise provided you are not totally denf from disease of nny_k|ud, or from shock, or from any cause where the hearing apparatus has been broken down.

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Ear Tubal Deafness Successfully Treated by

Simple Home Method

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Trial Treatments Given Free

To Sufferers From Deafness, Head Noises and Catan-hs] Conditions.

Dr. W. 0. Cpffee, for many_years an

eye. ear. nose and throat specialist in the Middle West, developed a. treat- ment for deafness and dullness of hear. ing from car tubal cstarrh and for ca- terrh itself which has resulted in the restoration of hearing for so many.

Basing his treatment on the fact that in a very large percentage of the cases. loss of hearing is due to a ea- terrhal condition, Dr. Coffee by con- centrating his efforts in that field. proved that restoration of hearing is not a myth. Thousands of 'people from all sections of the United States have taken this original home treatment and have been benefited. Letters from hun- dreds of these people attesting to the

Effectiveness of this method are on file ere. Dr. Coffee never claimed that his

original treatment would restore hear- ing to all cases of deafness, but he said if the deafness or head noises are caused from a catarrhal condition and the tissues of the middle ear are not damaged. the hearing should be re- stored to real good or normal. Basins his experiments in his office on this practical relief of these conditions, he positively demonstrated that the re- storation of hearing to many severe cases is an easy. practical thing for the

aufferer to accomplish for himself at ome.

Tells of Development

Years ago the late Dr. Coffee him-

self began to suffer with head noises, dullness of hearing and with catarrh. I-le was rapidly losing his hearing. It was had in one ear and with ever; cold it would get had in the other. Slowly but surely his hearing appeared. to be leaving him. He naturally tried every treatment that he knew of, as deafness in his profession would have been fatal to his success. After a great loss of time and when two operations had failed to give permanent relief ne calm.-.1 his fears and began to anal- yze the cause and effect of the trouble.

Basing his treatment on the results

of this study he evolved a system which he believed would remove the handi- cap of deafness if anything would. There was nothing magical about it. It was a logical scientific treatment and within a. short time he began to im- prove. After some time, he was nor- mal again. 5 _

Treatment Sent to Thousands

Acqualntances and friends of the

doctor's inquired as to the treatment and soon he was overwhelmed with requests for the method. To treat this number of people in time alioted to office hours would have been impos- Siblcc and so he started to develop s. home treatment. After careful consid- ri-ation he effected n course which he believed to be effective. He allowed a number to try it at home, without the nssislailce of s. physician, and found that they could do the work with al- most the efficiency and the good re- sults that a doctor Could.

Explains Free Offer.

To prove that this treatment is ef-

fective-thst deafness, dullness of hearing, and head noises from ear tu- bal catarrh, and nasal catarrh can be treated and relieved at home. free trial home treatments will be sent to suf- ferers on request. These announce. ments are being made in newspapers throughout thc entire country and you are urged to send for free treatment now before offer is withdrawn.

Those who are suffering with dent.

ness, dullness of hearing or head noises from car tubal catarrh. may try fi-ee, at no cost to them whatever, this orig- inal treatment. Even the par' ,i post charges are prepaid andtreatment ar- rives at the home of the deafness sufferer free of all cost or obligations.

lt is Sent Free.

So send the coupon in today. li you

are a sufferer from deafness or head noises from ear tubal catarrh, or sim- ply nasal catarrh. which may cause you to be come deaf, you will receive a free treatment for this distressing condition. Do this now-while this of- fer is before you. Send the coupon. _

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Please send me your Free Trial Treatment. and your Free Book on

'Deafness Head Noiecs and Cater rh." both by prepaid parcel post. It is understood that this does not obligate me in any way. (Either print your name and address or write plainly.)

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