Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-20

The Doctor Wh0 Cures After oil
Others Fail---By His Works Ye
Shall Know Hfm---Read the Evil
denee Of DIR. Jones Patients.
The following is a condensed syn
opsis OF letters and reports from DR..
Jones' patients during the past week.
Many of bis best cures are not pub
lished and none are made public but
those who wish it, aud not all of
these: ...
Mr.. G. T. Tip.on, OF EIiz ,bethton,
Carter county, had been sorely af-
tiicted with disease of the eyes, ipfia
| nation. &C., dim vision. The disease
and the barberous treatment at
the hands of so-called family
| doctors bad broken down his health
and rendered him Incapable Of doing
anything during the past seven years.
Immediately relieved, in every re-
spect by DR.. joiner. He called ct this
office and so stated In per- on.
Mrs. J. 81. Evans, a Christian lady,
OF this city, has baen s,relN aft icted
for many Years with scrofula, rheu-
matlsm, difficulty OF breathing, and
diseases peculiar to ladies; reports that
she is much bet er, and highly Pleased
with DR.. Jones' pleasant treatment.
Mrs. L. P. Bentley, a married lady,
of this city, has been und=r DIR. Jones'
treatment for ca 'arrh and several other
| n loo tot oh
getting well, without bli tsriDg,
quinine, morphine nor any Of the
usual severe and Injurious medicines
that were given her before by the
regulars, and which always lett her
worse. NTH. Idoel, of Arcadia, Sui
livan county, who has been a suff rer
for ten years with Inflammation OF
the eyes, has been using DR.. Jones'
mild remedies two weeks aud feels
like new man.
Miss Amanda Moody, of this city,
who suffered W tn dimness Of sight
and nervous disease, stttes she is
much better, and fast getting we'll, and
has only been under DIR. Jones' care
two weeks.
Mr.. T. r. c. Campbell, of River
dale this county, one of our mos,
esteemed farmers, who has been Grip.
pied with rheumatism for many wear.
| and tried all the usual treatment liz
ssin-not yet fairly commenced DR.
Jones' treatment-sends word he feeIs
much better.
De. Anderson, a well known anl
, popular physician near this city, ha
a daughter who has been deaf from
infancy. has been under Dr.. Jones
j treatment but shoft time, and he
mother states change for the bette
has taken place, although DR.. ]. di,
: not promise any for months.
Mis-. Susan Matthews, an es!imabl
lady of this city, has been severed,
afflicted with all manner of disease
q peculiar to her sex; states che is rapid
getting well under DR.. Jones' treat
ment, which il both pleasant an
effective.
IL 80 INV, Va AOUl3FIiIS, tulTL0c
miles from Knoxville, retired ply
siciaD, employed DIR. Jones' skill sew
st eral weeks ago in behalf of his viii
t. and mother-one afH sled with catarr
j. and hard Of hearing. tbs other with
10 dreadful headache, with which sh
suffered all her life. states that bet
A ladies are progressing satisfa'
torily under the skill OF tn
eminent physician. And thu
s. we might enumerate man
st others, but enough is known of D
Jones great cures in this city an
throughout the State, to cause the be
people from far and near to brea
~ loose from the prejudices of those WI
have kept them down so long, an
q come to the doctor who bslie yes in q
s. pathy but curopathy. And as anoth'
le evidence of his great success, We ca
10 the attention of our readers to the fu
column OF permanent cures of some
our most esteemed citizens in anoth
De part of our paper; and also advi
those still sfh cted to avail them-elv
oo of DR.. Jones' skill before the first
b April.