National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-24

Following Letter Speaks for Itself
DIR. DEWEY, 456 @ STREET NoRTHwEsr--My
Dear Sir; 1t is with pleasure that accede to
your request to mako statement Of my case
q bad "nasal catarrh," treated by you on
Sunday, tho 4th instant. Although butn few
days have elapsed, l can say that | am very
much improved and rapidly gaining. had
become skeptiCal about over getting cured,
1t took only twenty minutes for the revivi-
hor 20 expol the disease root aud branch.
Very truly yours,
J. L. MILLER, or MILLER & JONES,
MAY 10, 1854 National Theater Building.
More Convincing Testimony.
To THE EDITOR OF THE REPUBLICAN:
Each inspiration through n catarrhoug nose
carries death into tho whole system. Thus
in the writer's case, nasal oatarrh was pre-
pairing the way to pulmonary consumption.
| was favored with u knowledge of DIR.
Dewey in conquering this terrible disease,
and to his Office, 456 G street northwest, 1
hastened, and was cured by his revivifer in
single combat, lasting not over twelve
minutes. All wishing an interview concern
ing the above certificate can have it by calling
at 3s street northeast.
Mrs. NJ. E. WARNER.
A CongratuIating Letter.
To DIR. DEWEY, AT 456 G STREET NORTH
wEsr-Sr: escorted my son to your Office
for an examination, after which you pro-
nounced his disease durable, and agreed to
exterminate it. | submitted him to your
treatment, and the result satisfied me that
you cured him. You have done oil you
agreed therefore | give you this letter for
publication. CHARLES w. TABLER,
No. 239 First street southeast.
A Fathers Statement.
To THE EDITOR OF The REPUBLICAN
Sir: My son, who was nasally catarrhed and
despondent in spirit, called on DIR. Dewey for
treatment, at 456 G street northwest. Ono
application of his Revivifer ad an instanta-
neous effect for good. Putrid matter in his
head and throat, the accumulation Of years,
gushed from his nostrils and mouth. There
was not an iotn Of the disease left In
its place new life entered; purity through
out the entire system reigncd supreme !;
his blood tingled through the veins like
sparkling stream from sources puro. My
gratitude to DIR. Dewey knows no bounds.
Sir, it is profound, erasable, and, unpayable.
All wishing further information call at d67
j street northwest. w. s. DEARDoFF.
All Hail the RovivIfier.
To THE EDITOR OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Sir: For tho benefit of those afflicted with
nasal catarrh I will briefly state that have
been a sufferer from it for years. I havo
rosorted to so-cnlled means of help with no
relief, and was persuaded by friend to call
on DIR. Dewey, at 456 @ street northwest. /
entered his Office o skeptical man. Suffice to
say, wns soon convinced OF the thorough
moss of his Rovyifier, IL being a specific for
the prompt and permanent cure of nasal
catarrh, which is the worst of oil diseases. |
was cured before leaving his office. L can be
seen at a, m, IL M, and 4:30 and p. M, at
NO. 32l Missouri avenue northwest.
+. RINGGoLD.
Another Miraculous Cure.
To THE EDITOR OF The REPUBLICAN,
Sir: 1t gives me pleasure to learn that DR.. r.
7. Dewey has again taken up his abode in
Washington, at 456 G street northwest, and
l congratulate the people Of this city that
they have the accession of man of medical
merit, who is prepared by his solo specific to
heal at once those in tho otherwise death
grip Of nasal catarrh tho giant OF giants
among diseases. / speak thus strongly be-
cause / have suffered from the monster, and
been released from its dreadful embrace by
one master stroke Of this great scientists
weapon, and that, too, after the enemy had
been greatly aggravated by throwing un-
counted boxes of Wei do Myers snuff in its
sensitive path. 1 can be interviewed at 726
Eleventh street northwest.
Mrs. N. RIPLEY.
A Remarkable Statement.
To THE EDITOR OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Sir: In twenty minutes the writer was cured
of chronic nasal catarrh by tho Revivifier,
held by only ono man on earth, DIR. Dewey,
at 456 @ street northwest. Nasal catarrh has
developed with unparalleled rapidity during
the last quarter of century, and is not only
the cause of great suffering and DEATH but
especially when supplemented by the igno-
rant and reckless treatment of bigoted prac-
titioners, adds considerably to tho weekly
bills of mortality; in fact, il the epitaphs in
our cemeteries told the TRUTH the tombstone
inscriptions of seven-eighths of tho inhabi-
tants of these citios of the dead would read
thus: II was well wished to be better; took
vendors nostrums, and here am" But it is
in the present and rising generation that the
baneful effects Of these neglected or wrongly
treated catarrhal diseases are so painfully
visible, . J.. oRTENsTEIN,
1119 Pennsylvania avenue.