The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01

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] s11sr, thinking 10 cxrs srxct the wrEh
nszi sirzw II into place xhs<h & did !,
bat uHfng g. she ATTAINED condition il
sxzssss con<eesson and terrible pains
Az Ia the sFuny xzs 50 great con
s1lzzzf q physiEssn. by EAsszs I sas
freahAs for sFe wears. 30. instead oE
grts51 hest<r grew were contlnuaily.
/ A eos, ysscasian IL fsnsai- troahAes srs
/ in. snseh almost set sss~ crazy. NJ
stomach w4s n sarh cznssifsnn tia
could rs0s ret2tn the NEST s1rnrse
( food had fexrtHE distress in the stnm-
1rh, and Tas continually b~lEEissg,
waEsch WAS very 4z1soyznF Liver was
so eFssSrEssa Il seesaesi as tA@ngh fherr
was rope around Fae and | Nss f34nr
est in sxo, and was Continually fhrow-
! ing SIP hise. Nv Eksneys mere in q
te4rf1i esorstiitsosa. and though; | vas
gpsnz 10 hare Byz-htss disease, Ny
urine w4s very ~eagsE ard Afforded no
relief; bad 4 desire - zrsazfx rcnEsnu-
ally. Was never free f-ssga headache !,
Il seemed as though the top OF rEy
bead would come OF. Had VERY Sc
vera ksekache. assa constant and ter
r1saF bearing down seeiiag. was IN such
misery life became tgsEeien 30 me.
I consulted sesTne Of the us4st eminent
Physicians in the fited states. among
whom was DIR. Pinrse. cot Pierce Med
iczi nisFensafy. Buffalo. y VI DIR.
r. Idle. af Oswrzo. n Y. y 10 told me.
a. others had, thes could not help me.
A., with my trosIs les ] had cancer Of
the wonab and could not De cured.
Went to hospital in Bo@tca. where
they strapped me- 10 the operating
table, raf and ssz>hesi me until |
thought should die, and ii ii that
did not 10 they could nos help me. |
cuafiaued - grow worse. have teen
treated by physicians Ia Springfield.
Sosath Charleston. fSualay. Ohio. and
Delaware. PAwtsckei and Providence.
r. t., and Wi.llsfnantie, Conn, en-
br4zing doctors OF all the old schools
of practice.
When | arrived in Seattle, w. T.
every one was load with praise OF Or.
j. Eugene Jordan and has Histo. sys-
TEN OF treatment | graSrea at the
word Histogenetie--reba tissue
LAS drowning man grasps 81 a
straw Could not rest until saw you.
Al the tirss visit / was encouraged.
Your theory was 50 beautiful, and on
inquiry among your hundreds of
patents, found il was in actual prac-
tice. AS il had cured hundreds who
we're pronounced incurahie BY all old
school physicians, in diseases of all
kinds and conditions.
| commenced the treatment, and
after taking the medicine faithfully
for three months find myself able TO
eat anything and everything, enjoy il,
and retain il on my stomach. Ny
head i clear. sleep like child. Ny
kidneys are in good condition. Ny
liver is in good working order. and the
pain is all gone. In fact, consider
myself well after twelve years OF un-
told misery, arising from compliea-
ton OF female troubles, For several
months the cancer has given me very
little trouble, and although YOU did
not say YOU could cure IL, yet | firmly
believe that it will also sueeamb TO
your wonderful medicines.
| send you this soleuIniy sworn
statement that the thousands of
women who are suffering with female
troubles may know that there is cure
for them in your wonderful HiStoge-
netic medicines Words viii not ex-
press my gratitude 10 YOU. and as
soon as you wish | viii give you one
year Of my life as nurse in your hos
pitai. or anywhere else where | can
serve you, free.
Earnestly hoping the prejudice
against all new discoveries viii soon
be overcome and the whole world
know Of your Hisiogenetic Discover
les. | remain. yours very gratefully,
Mas. OLIVE +. HANDY.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 18th day OF May, 1855.
FREp PARKER,
isEAL Notary Public.
0KILIIA. w. t.
Ny little girl was badly affected with
bloody dysentery for three constant
years. We employed half-dozen of
what Is considered tirst-class medical
MI hi Il rr.,val m l.rl.d She l-nI 20