Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-23

OF No. 1e13Cass street, he works at present for
the Van Court and Benedict Paving company.
years and for nearly four years he has lived in
Omaha, for three years he has worked FOR the
Omaha Barb Wire company having recently left
their employ, to work for the Paving company.
Mr. FRIED says: For more than five years |
have been terrible sunerer,my head seemedto
be aching constantly, especially between the
eyes, and my nose would stop up. first on one
side. then ON the other, often both nostrils Then
began to notice singular noises in my ears -
roaring or buzzing sounds they appeared to me
TO be, and sometimes sounds like whistliug and
hammering About this time my throat also be-
gan to give me q great deal OF trouble. would
always be hawking and hemming and trying TO
clear my throat, often raising little hard Jumps
sometimes of u greenish, at other times OF yell
j would often have pains in the chest, ex-
tending to the right shoulder blade. When
drawing long breath | could hear kind of
whoe2ing noise In my chest. And sometimes it
sponge-I seemed to be able to hear the air
passing through. I began 10 fear that ] was
convinced of this when before long | cont
menced to cough kind Of hollow cough. The
SHARP pains IN m my chest would extend around
TRY to prevent II as l might, was forever
catching fresh cold. never was without them.
quently my nose would bleed. Az my work
have to stoop oyer quite frequently, and when
did so would become dizzy and everything
seemed to swim before my eyes. Al night my
sleep did not refresh me at all, and in the morn
ing would feel as tired and languid as when 1
my stomach was affected, too. I would sit
down to the table with what seemed good ap.
petite, but after mouthful or two my appetite
would leave me. Everything would Sc am to
sour on my stomach. There would be almost
constant belching, disagreeable bitter taste in
the mouth, and ut last / got so l didn't care to
look at food.
lost flesh and strength rapidly and was. al
ways feeling tired; had no ambition. Every step
ltOok and whatever work might do was dOue
with an effort, and after working n while or
walking II block or two my head would perspire
ana my limbs would ache as IL had done some
very heavy work.
had heard considerable talk about the success
of Dr. Mccoy in snch cases and read several OF
the testimonials published in the daily papers
and concluded would try him. 1t was with
small hopes however, for had tried seven diff
ferent physicians and tried about barrel of
patent medicines and was about discouraged. |
visited his office in Range block and consulted
him. After a careful examination he told me /
had catarrh and that he could treat me sue
Cessfully for It. | was impressed with the idea
that he knew his business and started treatment
and have not been bit sorry that / did for
he has mady new man Of me- ! have no more
OF the symptoms told you Of and in short |
and owe II all to the skill and success OF DIR.
Mccoy, and do not hesitate at all to recommend
him to anyone who is suffering from CatRrrh.
MIR. Fried. whose portrait graces the column
above. resides at No. l2l3 Cass street. and Is
wilngto corroborate this statement to anyone
doubling 1t.