Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-11
A CURE FOR CATARRH:
INVENTED or DISCOVERED BY A
FELLOW.TOWNSMAN.
A Prominent Citizen TeStiflcs TINT II
Cured Him. III One Month, Of n Case
Of - Years. Standing-HiS Account
Of the Ailment and Its Disappear.

Cured Him. LII One MOntn, OF Ease
Of 10 Years. Standing-HiS Account
Of the Ailment and Its Disappear.
ance.
For some time past reports have
been in circulation on Wood River,
to the effect that some cases OF catarrh
Of long standing had been thoroughly
cured BY the use of simple remedy
of which Charles Moore, well-known
citizen Of Haley, had the sole recipe.
The names OF the parties cured were
even stated, but no great reliability
was PLACED on the reports. "A few
DAYS ago, however, when it was stated
that George A. Williams, the well
known attorney-at- and one OF
the heaviest owners in the Houston
Copper Smelling Works and the big
copper mines in that vicinity, who
had been in Haley undergoing treat
ment for some time, was cured by Mr..
Moore, the matter became the sub.
iect Of general comment, and TIMES
reporter thcreupon determined on an
vestigation. After two or three
> days lookout the reporter met MIR.
Williams this morning, and asked him
if the reports were true?
Mr.. Williams at first decidedly OBJ
iected to being paraded in print,
. but upon being urged to do SO for
, the sake of suffering humanity, finally
= agreed to tell the reporter all about
it. on condition that no unnecessary
!, parade be made Of his case after it
E should have been published once. He
= spoke substantially as follows:
"Mv catarrh was Of 70 years stand
ing, and caused me mIch suffering
asd considerable annoyance. | was
nearly deaf, and tears frequently fell
= from my eyes; | was unable to walk
IS 200 yards against the wind without
ii seeking shelter. My eyesight was of
= course greatly impaired. For many
wears | never went to sleep without n
g handkerchief under my pillow, fol-
is use during the sleepless nights.
II would awake frequently, almost
IS choked, and annoyed in various ways
n n In the morning would be more ia
t. tigued than on retiring the previou.
o evening.
In my travels through South Amer
lea, through the Southern States an(
"a elsewhere, | have hardly ever beer
, without some medicine or allege'
,;s remedy for catarrh. | spent thous
% ands of dollars for mt dical attendance
"A but without efecting cure. In
only thing that seemed to give m
he any tangible relief was salt waite
with which rinsed my nostrils ;
n. frequently as occasion offered, br
generally night and morning.
cd One month ago to-day | was ii
m. duced to place myself under NJ
j., Noore's treatment. His mode
process is very simple. He has sui
9'' stance which he places in METAL
vessel having spirit lamp unde
hat meath. AS the substance evaporat'
cb the patient inhal les the vapor. | pr
Pm sumo it only requires about FIVE mi
oh utes to evaporate, after which 4
strength is lost; but, then, patle
one can only stand it for just about III
do, length of time. After rest, howe
err, he can renew the treatment, il
disposed, or if he needs it. My Ca
found, only required two doses
aud day-morning and evening. Af
hid the very first dose felt some
cut provement in my respiratory orga
and my throat began clearing, my e.
}" S stopped shedding tears. Gradua
NJ, my hearing returned entirely to
,sror right ear, and was mach improved
9th. my left ear. | can walk almost a
1t distance in tho open air without g
ega- ting tired. l rest comfortably at MI
'"'o' rise refreshed in the morning, SD
en-. no respiratory annoyance, my exl
Vim torations are entirely free OF
hill mucous that all who suffer from
inc tarrhal complaints know. In
-" .n ~ l arm cured man, and expect
ard very short time to have almost
.hout gotten that | was ever a victim OF
sw,y tarrh."
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