The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-04-22
TESTIMONIALS.
In Reference to Drs. Russell
and Booth.

Dr. Russell * Booth, who are still at the
Dyckman House, are, We understand, doing a
very fine business IN the treatment OF the eye
! ear and general system.
From the letters published below from per-
SONS treated by them, il will be seen that they
are giving good satisfaction. Especial attention
is called to the letters OF Mr.. John Hill, who, II
will be seen, is endorsed by well known citi-
zen, Mr.. Joseph Gilman. lie had spent great
deal OF money in the attempt to recover his
hearing, but without success, until he had given
up all hopes OF recovery. In addition to the
benefit to his hearing, his general health, which
is very poor, is fast improving.
Paw PAW Mich, April.
Drs. Russell q Booth:
Gentemen-It gives me great pleasure to
find my daughter Improving 40 rapidly. After
a sickness OF four years we bad given up all
hopes OF her recovery, and had been 80 advised
by the different physicians who had attended
her. We had, nevertheless, continued her
treatment, and during part OF the time had
been taking her weekly to Kalamazoo During
the two months in which you have treated her,
she has improved so much that we feel that we
can now take her home and have you treat her
there with safety. This is our reason for her
removal. We expect to bring her to you as
often as once in two weeks for advice and
medicine. With many wishes for your welfare
we remain Your friends
BENJAMIN Z. CRONK,
MRS. LIBBIE CRONK.
PAW PAW, MICH, April 18th, 1881.
DRs. RUSSELL u BooTH:
Gentlemen-This is to certify that /, John
Hill, have been suffering from impaired health
for a long time, and have been entirely deaf In
my left ear for over twenty-fiv years, so that
L have not in this ear been able to hear sound
during that time. / have consulted many physl-
Clans and aurists, bat have never been able to
find one who could give me any relief whatever,
ntH naI tha 81 liza n
Booth at the Dyckman House, Paw Paw. The
Drs gave very thorough examination and fully
explained my symptoms, and commenced treat
Ing my deafness aud general system. After
few days treatment, am able to hear ordinary
conversation, or watch tick with both ears.
MY general health is also fast improving.
JOHN HILL.
quainted with Mr.. John Hill, and am very sure
that what he SAYS is reliable
JOSEPH GILMAN.
ANTWERP, April o. 81.
Editor Of True Northerner:
SIR wish to say through your columns,
that have been deaf in my left ear for about
20 Yeas, and have been unable to hear any
thing through it during that time. commenced
receiving treatment from Drs. Booth d Russell,
on Wednesday last, and am now able to hear
audlbly the ticking OF q watch through that ear.
[ believe my deafness will be helped very much
by them. JOHN HILL.
ALLEoAN, April H. 81.
Friends Russell 4 Booth:
NV time is short this morning. but l thought
you would be anxious to hear from Nettie. She
is a great deal better, and is enjoying herself
irst-rate. She don't cough any more nights.
She sleeps well, eats well, and has not baa any
more trouble with her heart, and she hasn't
had any asthma since we brought her home.
She is getting along as well as she can-mnch
better than we could expect. considering the
weather, il has been so very cold since we
brought her homo. AS soon as the roads get
settled, and the weather suitable to take her
out. we shall bring her over there. Nettie
sends her love to you. Accept our hndest re-
CARDS and best wishes. B. b. CRONK.
Mrs. A. +. Kramer and her son, George w.
Baker, have just returned to their home in
Lewisville, from Michigan, where they have
been visiting the land OF their birth. old friends
and acquaintance. Our friend George, had
been IN very poor health for some time before
he went away. We are glad to see him looking
much better. He is receiving treatment from
Drs. Booth q Russell, OF Paw Paw, Michigan
now. We hope they may effect permanent
cure. His disease is catarrh, and we fear lung
trouble.-New Castle Democrat. HoosIER.