Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-10-21
Statements not Shaken by 1--we. us.tior.

The following are direct and simple
statements, by well known persons IN the
community, and will be read with inter-
est.
VIM Taylor of Park River, Dak., had
suffered for several years with catarrh in
its worst form. He SAID: 81 had drop
ping back into the throat of discharges
from the post nasal cavities, causing de-
rangement of the stomach, and MANY 9th
er unpleasant symptoms l had been
treated for dyspepsia, liver trouble, DIS
ease OF the kidneys, and one phyiclan told
me had Bright's disease and would not
allow me to drink milk, and dleted me
until | became so weak had to seek re-
elf elsewhere" A few months ago Mr..
Taylor consulted DR.. Hubbard. He told
hlm his trouble depended upon catarrh
and that his case was durable. After I
few weeks of treatment he says. 81 feel
better than have for years past, and am
now doing mans work; my appetite il
good and | am feeling perfectly well. I
had not done any work for over year.
but am now earning good wages and can
well afford to pay all DR.. Hubbard charged
me''
Miss Anna Davis, of Salem, D. T.,
daughter of the well known and PRONE
nent farmer, Joseph Davis, had suffered
for nearly year with serious heart
trouble. She was given up as hopeless
by the best physicians in the county, and
her parents expected her 10 die. She
was in constant fear of a sudden attack
proving fatai. She SAID: 81 had tried
all the physicians IN our neighborhood,
out without benefit. l thought while
there was life there was hope, and hear
ing OF Dr. Hubbard's success in the treat
ment of chrome diseases of the heart and
other organs, consulted him upon his
visit to Sllen." DR.. Hubbard m made I
thorough examination. and pronounced
her case curable. She finally decided to
go under treatment, and after the first
lew weeks she wrote that she felt no
more trouble about the heart, and was
beginning to work again. Her every
letter was encouraging, and now after !
few months treatment saws: "I am feel
ing perfectly well and like smother per-
son, and have had no bad spe. since CON.
menclng Dr. Hubbard's treatment"
Miss Davis was virtually say ID from the
grave by the timely treatment of Dr..
Hubbard
THE KNIGHT CASE.
N. +. Knight of Kirksville, Mo-.
said: "Our little boy was given up By
the leading physicians of the state, tell
ing US that he would become an IDIOT OF
insane and we rather he would have died
than be in that condition He had
spasms or convulsions, for several years,
and Otter two aud three times week.
We consulted DR. Hubbard on his visit
to kirksvl lie. He,old us at once the
boys trouble, and thought he could cure
him. After the first two weeks treatment
our boy never had another spell, and
gained in intellect and strength contln-
uaily All treatment has been stopped
for several months and he remains per-
fec'ly well and hearty, and is as bright -
any boy OF his age" DR.. Hubbard comes
TO our city on Monday, Nov. 1st, at the
Gladstone
To the Voters of Stutsman County.
hereby certify that am candidate
fer the ofi;e Of sheriff for my own benefit
Notwithstanding the reports to the con-
trary. Yours,
JOHN f. vENNuN.
To the Voters Of Stutsman County.
ldesire TO state that am an independ-
ent candidate for the Office Of couniy
superintendent of schools at the co0-
ing election, and respectfully solicit -
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