The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-23
STOP TAKING THOSE WORTHLESS DRUGS
That do you no good, but get the fol-
lowing treatment and be cured:
READ AFEW OF THE MANY STATEMENTS
Of persons living in Portland who
have been cured in the past year:

A very bad case where the patient became al
most blind and deaf, and was slowly dying OF
consumption-cured:
PORTLAND. July 10, 1878.
" DR. j. Keck, and the afflicted Dear Sir and
Friends-This is to certify that l have been af-
ficted with Catarrh in my head for twelve years,
and about five years age. ! saw that it was falling
to my lungs. / was almost blind and deaf, and
it was only matter of time when l would die
with consumption. / had got so bad tn t when
/ would lie down at night the mucus would drop
into my throat, and would bound to my feet
and cough, almost strangled to death. I made
inquiry what best 10 do. Some said MarshalPs
Catarrh Snuff was good, and Sage's and Pierce's
were recommended to me, so / commenced on
Marshalis but it did me no good, and Sage's and
Pierce's also met with the ungratifying result.
After trying all these and many others, was
yet slowly dying had taken medicines about
four years, and being no better, sought the
treatment of good physicians, but their medicines
failing to have the desired effect, gave up all
hope Of recovery. At last friend told me of
DIR. Keck, and consulted him. He told me he
could cure me. / told him he was my doetor,
and took bottle of his remedy home. lam now
on the sixth bottle, and am almost well. If
get no better, money could not purchase the bene-
fit have received from this medicine. For fur
ther particulars call at the First Toll Gate south
of Portland.
WIG. JEAN"
PORTLAND, OREGON, May, I, 1879.
"Dr. Keck: This is to certify that eight months
have elapsed since cure has been effected, and
am well yet. believe it is the only "sure cure"
on the coast. Come one, come all; this is the
Balm in Gilead." W: 6. JEAN.
Cbas. H. Hamlin Of East Portland-eured.
after having suffered for rs years, having tried
nearly all other remedies, and after being doctor
ed and drugged by many local physicians Read
hok1 1o ri ~
after having been cured year ago by Dr. Keck.
East PORTLAND, june 1, 1879.
"Dr Keck: would state that / have not been
as well in fifteen years as have been the last
year. since you cured me Of Catarrh
C.H. HAMLIN..
Another remarkable cure Of a we'll kaown citi
zen Of East Portland who had suffered for 10
years causing blindness &c. That the cure was
radical and permanent the following published
year afterwards fully attests.
EAST PORTLAND, July l, 1879.
"Dr. Keck: am happy to say to You and
the suffering, that am still free from that terri
Bile disease Catarrh.
G. H. WHEELER
A Case that has Bafaed all other Treat
Now rapidly recovering and nearly cured by
DR.. Kecks medicine:
FesTLAEp, May 0, 1879.
. Pr AfcF: Pear eSf-1 nave been afflicted
with Catarrh for over twenty-seven years, anu
have tried all kinds of medicines, and went to
different doctors, and could find no relief until
tried DR. Keck's g Sure Cure" am now get
ting well and feel like new person.
MRS. NJ. f. HUNTINGTON
Many statements might be added, but let the |
above suffice, as enough has been adduced to
prove not only that the Doctors treatment and |
remedies are q "SURE CURE but also the i'm |
poriant and valuable fact that his cures are per-
manent
To parties living distance and who cannot |
avail themselves Of personal interview, The Doc
tor will, on receipt of ten dollars, send an insult
flater and sufficient Catarrh medicine for one |
month 'streatment, together with slnecessary di-
rections and advice. After months trial the |
beneficial effects of the treatment well become 50
apparent as TO convince the patient thata