Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-02

river man, The deceased leaves an
estate worth fifteen thousand or more
in good local stocks, all of which re-
verts by will to his sister now in New
York, and where the gentleman went
some weeks ago.
Texas Speaks tor DIR. spinney.
DR.. Spinney, who has opened an
Office at Is Madison street for the
treatment of chronic diseases, pre-
vious to coming here spent two weeks
in Houston and month in Galveston.
The following letters are self-explan-
atory of his work in that city;
HoUsTON, Jan II, 1881. To whom
itmay concern: l called upon DR..
Spinney at the Hutchings house af-
ter his arrival here and placed myself
under treatment for catarrh, which
was very distressing and annoying to
me Now, after less than two weeks
treatment, l can say l am we'll | am
new man, free from all these dis.
tressingand anoying symptoms. lean
heartily recomend DR.. Spinney and
his treatment to all parties suffering
with catarrh. NJ. S. JOHNSON,
Germauia House, Houston, Texas.
HoUsToN, TEXAS, January 16.-
In the latter part of December | got
my hand jammed and took cold in it,
and from improper treatment erysipe-
las set in and pus formed all around
the bones of the hand. The hand and
forearm were immensely swollen and |
was suffering terrible torture when l
called upon DR.. Spinney, ten days
ago. He opened the hand, took out
nearly pint of corruption, and gave
me treatment which | am satisfied has
alone saved me from losing my hand.
l owe him a great debt of gratitude
for what he has done for me.-JAKE
TILNAN, Fourth ward.
HoUsToN, January 15.-Dr. Spin
ney: Your treatment fer piles in my
case has been truly wonderful. / am
now, thanks to you, as free from them
as the day | was born, and shall ever
feel grateful to you for relief from
life of torture. NELLIE REINs,
White and State sts., Houston, Texas
HoUsToN, TEXAS, January 16, 1881.
DIR. A. B. Spinuey Dear Sir: wish
to express my gratitude to you for the
great benefit l have derived from yoar
good treatment. Three weeks ago |
was suffering tortures every day from
that distressing malady, womb disease.
l had tried many doctors, only-to find
myself worse after using their rene
dies. But now, after few weeks of
your treatment, l feel well-yes,
wholly restored to health.
Mrs. NANCY TAYLOR,
Cor White and State sts., Houston,
Texas,
DR.. A. B. SPINNEY: Dear Sir-I
wish to express my thanks for you for
the cure you have made to my catarrh
When | commenced | suffered from
the terrible, distressing effect of ca
tarrh now, thanks to your new
method OF treatment, | am well Use
this as you please.
T. O. MILLS,
At Clarke & Courtss, 63 fremont
street.
GALVESTON, February 3, l88l.-
DR.. A. B. Spinney: / cannot find
words to express my gratitude to you
for the relief you have given me !
think the Lord must have sent you
here to do good, and has endowed you
with superhuman skill. Three weeks
ago l could neither sleep nor eat and
suffered such tortures from dyspepsia
and distressing coughs and pains in my
left lung. l had doctored for years all
to no good, only grew worse; at last
given up as beyond all hope of relief
or cure, when l was led to try your
treatment, 1t is now only three weeks
since | commenced using your medi-
cines. | can now eat anything and
sleep as we'll as ever; can run up stairs
or take violent exercise with no incon-
venience. 1 would like to sound
your name to all the afflicted Of earth.
May God prosper you is my prayer.
Mrs. SARAH BLACK,
In care Of Judge W. 7. Austin, Gal
weston, Texas.