Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-23
Letter from r. b. Murdoch, Esq,
Editor Of San Jose Daily Patriot.

Letter from r. h. Murdoch. Esq,
Editor Of Sam Jose Daily Patriot.
SAN JOSE, Cal, New Years Day, 1871.
DIR. ABoRN, San Francisco-Dear Sir: Having
heard th6t you intend in q week or two to return
to the Atlantic States, with the view OF perna-
ncptly remaining there, I have felt that our hnsl.
ness and social relations for the past ten months
were OF such q character as to warrant me In
addressing you this testimonial OF my esteem
for you, professionally and socially. Your 70.
Variable success In the treatment OF my son
Frank, q youth just entering on manhood, who
nate catarrh ard throat disease, was hut an ad.
ditional proof OF the distinguished reputation
you had achieved In your profession before your
advent In California, and disposed me 70 reposc
that reliance upon your scientific skill In the
treatment OF your specialties. which was 20 fully
sustained by the success Of your prescriptions
In all cases under your Treatment In this city
and neighborhood.
Allow me also to express my thanks for the
liberal and gcntlcmanly spirit you displayed In
Of the San jose Daily Patriot, I published for
you many advertisements, all Of which were
promptly paid for, and In manner peculiarly
I do mot know whether this letter will be OF
any use to you, but since hearing OF yonr inten:
to write, as well as to assure you OF my sincere
esteem and cordial wishes for your happiness
and prosperity. Respectfully yours, etc,
+. b. MURDOCH,
Editor and Proprietor San Jose Daily Patriot.
Law Omeo Of II. p. and Jabi-h Gle.
ment, Ne. 81 Exchange Building.
SAN Francisco, Cal. Jan. %, 1871.
Din. ABoRN-Dear Sir: Understanding that
you are about terminating your residence and
practice In this city, | have thought that possi.
bly, you might be pleased to know that the little
school girl, Mary Morris, whom You treated
some months ago at my request. and who, you
will remember, was nearly deaf and seriously
afflicted with some bronchial trouble when she
went to you, Is now ENTIRELY CURED, both
Of deafness and bronchial Affection, and declares
that she was virtually cured on her orst visit TO
you. She and hor parents are very grateful 20
you, and think that Il is wholly due TO your skill
that her hearing and health arc restored.
Yours truly, X. +. CLEMENT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10, 1871.
DR.. ABoRN-Dear Sir: As you arc about lcnv-
ing us, permit me to add my testimony TO- the
numerous public assurances You have received
while here Of your skill and success In the treat
ment OF those diseases which you make special.
ties In your practice.
NV boy, now eleven years OF age, had been
seriously troubled for several years with catarrh
when put under your treatment, when he was
Immediately relieved, and has been steadily im.
proving ever since, until now he seems almost
entirely recovered, and VIC feel We owe TO Jour
sEiIl hfs rapid convalescencc, and / assure you
your nsmo will ever be held in grateful remem.
brance BY your young patient and his parents
and friends. Yours Fe'pcS%'fMSl l LAKE,
No. 1923 Hyde street, San Francisco.
LIeut..Governor HoIden's Card.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 9, 1910.
Having suffered nine or ten years with throat
and bronchial affection, ! applied to bt, Adolf,
y "a UAA--I aHaaf rphn hAN fFAnlHn INC IOE /
about Two months. / feel It my duty 70 state,
for the benefit OF those afflicted In the like man.
nor, that I found Immediate, and, tnink, PEI,
manent relief from bis treatment, and that /
consider bis treatment scientinc, ana 'nAl tne
Is master Of bis profession.
From Hon. Jas. A. Jshnssn, Member
Of Congress.
To WHon IT MAT CoScERN: Having been
! sufferer from catArrh and q severe brochial
Affection for more than seven years, and having
Aborns treatment for o few days only, I take
In saying, DR.. Aborn, with his new and
instruments for local application n to
he lungs, air passages, eyes and ears, should
encourage all who are afflicted In those parts to
:herish . lively hope that they, may find qnlrk
JAMES 4. Johnson, NJ. c. Cal.
z. r. Boalo Cured Of Deaf.
ness In = Few Days By DR.. Absr,.
SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. II, 1870.
/ came to DR.. Aborn to be relieved Of q great
Innoyonce, caused by temporary deafness OF the
on ear. He entirely relieved ne in two or three
lays. z. +. BEALE.
DIR. ABoRN
AN b consulted for . short time Il the INTER
NATIONAL HOTEL, Virginia New "a.