Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
MORE GoOD NEWS
Fran the Multitude that Are Being Re-
stored to Health by Or. j. Lyman
Wesley, mt the PiclSwici, iIu.
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Wesley, Mt the Picltwici, Ho.
tel, Fort Worth
by this time the people of Fort Worth
and all the surrounding country have
heard of the remarkable success that has
uniformly attended the efforts of the emf
nent physician whose name appears at
the head, The curative skill of Dr.. Wes-
ley has met with u widespread reCogni-
ton. His fame is firmly established, and
thousands of grateful people whom he
mas restored to perfect health chant his
praises all over this broad land,
What is the secret of sach success?
Why do scores Of people daily seek Dr.
Wesley and put themselves in his ch0rgey
The answer is simple, The doctor lays
no claim TO supernatural power, but he
has devoted long years of patient study
and earnest endeayor TO the amelloration
OF the condition of his afflicted fellow
men,, He has battled with chronic disens-
es of every type, and he invariably gets
the mastery II does not matter what
may be the peculiar form OF your ailment,
the doctor can give you relief. Though
the long period Of suffering and the! una
vailing efforts Of other physicians may
have discouraged you, take heart again,
for IL is Just such stubborn and seemingly
desperate maladies that DR. Wesley is
fond of conqucring. As an example of
some of his recent triumphs, listen TO the
following instances, which are only few
of his many extraordinary cures;
Mr.. X. NJ. Brooks Of Croley Prairie,
Tex, has suffered from sore eyes, granu-
lated lids and weak kidneys for several
years, and his eyes were in that condition
that he could hardly see TO 90 about.
Yesterday he was in town and told q GA
AETTE reporter that he had only taken a
four weeks course of medicine from DR..
Wesley and his eyes and kidney trouble
were nearly cured, and he felt that he
could not say enough in praise Of DR..
WIS treatment.
Mr.. III. +. MauldIn, who lives near
Mansfield and has suffered from kidney
and liver troubles for several years 10 that
extent that he was unable 10 even saddle
his horse, has been under Dr. Wcsley's
treatment for about three weeks. Yes
terday he was In town and told the doctor
that he felt like new man, was able to
do a good days work and enjoyed all his
former health
Mr.. j. d. Mulln, who lives near the
city, has been treated Tor weak eyes and
graduated lids. So greatly was he re-
ilNNNA hiitlb NV VlVh-Alh NO NtA'f%bFNA W Wv
doctor to be cured of similar ailmcnt.
Pour weeks ago, Mr.. Haynes OF Fort
Worth brought his son in tor treatment
The lad had d sore mouth, badly liberated
lie is now gettirgon finely, and the sore
ness Is gone.
Mrs. Co. of Houston street had
nasal catarrh and bronchial affection,
with complication Of other complaints.
She was unable to sit up, but after q
weeks course of treatment Is able 10 do
considerable domestic work.
Mrs. D., who resides on Main
street, has been a martyr to neuralgia
and rheumatism for the past three years.
She is now completely freed from these
distressing troubles.
Mrs. X. Is very much relieved Of an uu-
usually severe female afiliciion OF a
chronic form
Mrs. H. OF Forth Worth has sui-
fered for three years with catarrh and
bronchial trouble, and after seven weeks
OF medical treatment she says she is
entirely cured.
The above are onty Il very few in
stances that could be extended inded-
nitely. They are sufficient for the pur-
pose, however, Of showing what Or.
Wesley has done and what he proposes 20
continue TO do during the month OF No
yember TO alleviate the disiresses of all
the afflicted who intrust themselves 20 his
care.