The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-16

Il oftrr tcsiimouilN presented. We Qink should
conlinee the most incrodulous Of ID. Morti.
mor,s professional skill..-New Orleans Chris
tinn Advocafe, Jan 2, 1851. + IVY IT
Thr following n from Prof. r. u. Redus. for
meriy professor 81 the - College fernando,
Miss.'now citizen Of Memphis;
MEMPHIS, TENN, Feb. !. iso6.
IDS. Appeal:-I feel II due 10 the afflicted,
and AZ Tue same time, pleasure, 10 say n few
! words through the columns OF your widely cir
culated paper In reference 10 DR. Mortihore's
treatnlsnI o, my .wlie's ease DR.. NJ. first pre-
| seribed for her In September last lie found
her NJ the crisis Of q complication OF chronic
| disease ana tlat crisis about 70 turn against
| her. she had not been able 70 out Of the house
for more than six nionths, and hail been con
trnel Invalid for more than eight years. But
/ by ssiiiiui Treatment Of DIR. NJ. am now happy
70 say me ! able 10 walk all over the city, aud
= moIe nely than she has ever been IN her
/ life. When DR.. NJ. first saw her. she was q
mere skeleton, not weighing so much as eighty
pounds, Bu' now one hundred and five pounds.
| We both tofether, with our friends, shall ever
our benefactor.
! We would MY 10 the afflicted, 60 10 DIR. Nor
timore, ana Il ne cannot cure you, no one else
can. u ne says he can, you may rely ON him.
10 say ne can cure all and every one who may
apply 10 lin, would make him superhuman;
but all that man can do. he can. Hoping the
Great Dispenser Of all good may bless the e.
fort OF TINS Christian Physician, am his CRATE
fui ireni' RoBf. d. REDUS.
p. S.-Tsee in your columns that pr. PAYNE.
late OF Mississippi, IS associated with DIR. NJ.
DR.. i. enjoys fine reputation as Physician
He is quite an aeeessiont0 cur city. X. d.
Mr.. II. q. Wilson. New Orleans, writes un- |
der date February 8, 1855: |
DIR. Moftmore, Memphis. Tenn.--Dear Sir
Can you not come here thi- season. There are |
number Of my friends who desire 10 con. ult |
you, You know that your past success In |
treating disease here, won YOU host Of friend, |
among the hrst class Of society. True. many |
are gone from here whom You knew. vet MANY |
still remain. Your treatment OF mycase which, |
all Physicians pronounced ''eonflrmedtubercu
lar consumption and my complete recovery
TO perfect health, placed you among my friend. |
and acquaintance, aud | believe also, witt
some members OF the faculty. as the ablest Ply
stefan OF our country in treating this disease Il
Others are still here whom you cured of TIN
disease, md all will give you their influence
Come, if you can. Write me soon.
Your friend, II. G. WILSON.
PROFEssIONAL.-We direct attention 10 the
professional card Of Drs. MorIimore & PAYNE
in another column. We do this with pleasure
os it shows they have permanently located iv
aur city, though DIR. NJ has recently been
lie ms, to return and resume his practice in the
Crescent City. OF DIR. Mortimore's successful
treatment OF diseases incident to our Southern
climate, II seeMs scarcely necessary now 70
speak. He has visited and practiced in most
Southern cities, deYoting his time and at entiou
mostly to chronic diseases, such as heretofore
have generally proved progressive and fatal
Diseases Of the lungs and chest. heart, kidneys
and spine, neuralgia, rheumatism, chronic dis.
eases Of stomach and bowels, and especially to
those painful and affective Female Diseases SC
prevalent ut the present day with many Of eul
most exemplary and worthy females. His sue.
cess In curing such has been marked and graft.
flying. securing him hosts of friends and in
creasing his patronage. DR.. NJ. has now asso-
ciated with him DIR. q. w. Payne, late of Mis-
sissippi. We learn that he is gentlemrn, as
well as Physician Of some eininence in the
regular profession. He comes to our city high
~ spoken Of by all who know him. He has
long been successful practi3iler in the south:
Is familiar with alldiseases. The friends and
patrons he leaves behind are 10th to part with
aim, while here he meets many others who
give him warm greeting. Their practice will
be one and the same hereafter, and we predict
or them eminent success, and large increase
If business from both city and country. We
Jay to any and all our friends who are afflicted,
hose gentlemen can he consulted If amy time,
il their office in the WorsiIam House, in this
Public Ledger, Feb. 2, 1866.