Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-07
CAN CONSUMPTION BE CURED,

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CAN CONSUMPTION BE CUREDi
"CAN CONSUMPTION BIB CuRED?-To tn at Dor.
| ton of the human family afflicted with this
horrible disease, this is q question fraught
with serious import. With them it is ques-
| ton of life or death. The failure of the medi-
| cal profession, heretofore, to devise any means
for the cure of this disease, has invested it
with terror that accompanies scarcely any
other chronic complaint. To assure man or
woman that they had the consumption, was
aboutequal to saying, your days. are numbered;
you may as we'll settle up your worldly affairs,
and make your peace with your Creator, for
you must surely die with the disease that now
afaicts you. Quacks took advantage of this
dread in the public mind, and by pretending to
be able to cure this frightful disease, gathered
golden harvests from the sufferers, while in
fact they were only attending them to the
tomb. To so great an extent had this species
family began to think that the medical faculty
were right in pronouncing this an incurable
disease
"CAN CONSUMPTION BE CURED? ia stiil the
inquiry Of the sufferer, and the poor mortal
upon whom this disease has set its fangs, like
a drowning man, still catches at every thing
that promises relief; and it is we'll that it 10
so. Were it otherwise, any great discovery
by which disease can be cured would be of no
benefit, because the world had come to the
conclusion tn at thare wao M osa IN trv;po
Not long since, DR.. Wesley Grindlc, a
physician Of high standing in this city, an
nounced that he had found q remedy which
actually cured this horrible disease. State
meuts came to US from the most reliable
sources of cures which had been effected, and
which were still being effected, which were
truly startling in their character, and We be-
came convinced that there must be reality in
his cures, and so stated. Since, we have seen
the living witnesses of his triumph over the
worst form of disease, and the desire of each
and every one Of them is, that We should
make known this great discovery to the world
for the benefit of others similarly affected.
"With this evidence before us, therefore,
we have no hesitation in saying that PuLAoNA.
RY CONSUMPTION CAN CURED. IT rs NO LONGER
AN INcURABLE DISEASE. This is saying
great deal more than We ever thought we
We should be able to say, but it rests upon
positive proof; and it is due to Dr. Grindle
that bis discovery should be made known
to the world. For the benefit of suffering
men and women it should be published in
every newspaper in the country. 1t is shame
that the success of DR.. g. has stirred up the
malice and envy Of many physicians of the
conversative order instead of this, he is
worthy of our highest regard and We predict
that the secret Of this medicine will, in time,
be bought up by tho profession, and prove an
important accession to the healing art, and a
specific for the cure of a disease that, perhaps
ILLS more graves annually than any other in
the catalogue of ailments. This subject is
creating great sensation among physicians as
we'll as others, and our advice to consumptive
invalids is, that they lose no time in obtaining
this GREAT REMEDY. What if We have been
deceived heretofore better be cheated q
thousand times by mere nostrum- vendors than
once reject the means Of cure when placed
within our reach, and cheat ourselves out of
our lives. Though this medicine has been be.
fore the public but short time, immense
quantities are already being dispatched BY
mail and express to many parts of the coun
try.
For the information of such as may wish
to avail themselves Of this valuable medicine,
we quote the Doctors prices, as follows:
Ono box, So; three boxes ordered at one
time, So; half dozen, S14 one dozen, or any
number greater, at the rate of So box.
"The postage in the United States, not over
1000 miles, is fifteen cents a box. In all
cases where the postage must be prepared,
the amount should be inclosed in money or
stamps.
"All orders addressed to DR.. w. Grindle
q Bro, either at New York or PHILADELPHIA,
will receive instant attention "-Nsw York
Atkas.