St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
WITH ONE VOICE.
Concurrent Opinion Based Entirely or
Experience - Four Witnesses
Whose Testimony Is to
the Point.
Interesting Facts Given by Prominent
People as to the Merits and
Permanently Of the Mccoy
Treatment.
WITH ONE VOICE.

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means of informing the public where
the best articles can be bought for the
least money; also where the greatest
benefit can be derived at the smallest
expense. 1t often happens. however,
that people are misled by INSCRIPTIONS
men who take advantage of the daily
press to Swindle the unsuSpecting.
There has been located in this city now
for nearly two years celebrated New
York doctor, with a corps of assistants,
who have made and now have an honor
able reputation as specialists. That
they do as they represent can be seen
from the following letters from some of
the best known and leading citizens of
Minneapolis. The letters printed below
are all voluntary and speak for them
selves, number of them being answers
to inquiries sent by the writer of this
article to the SignerS. Many more could
be published. but space forbids.
Mr.. James Heating, who was cured OF
catarrh over year ago, writes:
MINNEAPoIIS. Mimi, March 81, 1888.
Dear Sir: For more than q score of
years prior to being treated by you, L
was sufferer from that dread disease,
catarrh, in its very worst form. Iohave
used various kinds of patent medicines.
none of which gave me anything like
relief. 1t is now more than year since
you pronounced me cured after three
months regular treatment. L have not
had any catarrh symptoms return since
| ceased treating with you year ago,
and am thoroughly convinced that the
cure is permanent. JAMES HEATING,
so Plymouth avenue.
TO DR.. j. c. Mccoy.
Thomas Thomson. Esq, contractor
and capitalist, who has been resident
OF Minneapolis for upwards of thirty
years, has been a constant sufferer from
catarrh and answers an inquiry adj
dressed to him in the following letter:
MINNEAPoLIs, March 20, 1SSS.--Dr.
j. c. Mccoy, West hotel. Dear Sir: L
take pleasure in giving you my teSti-
monial for the successful manner in
which you have cured me from that
treacherouS and disagreeable disease.
asthma, from which have been a suf-
ferer for a number of years. have not
felt so well for years as do this spring,
and have no hesitancy in recommend
ing you and your associates to the pub
lie. Very truly yours,
THOMAS THOMSON.
Read what an old soldier. who fought
meritOriously and gained an enviable
record during the late unpleaSantness
between the North and South, has to
say in his letter as an answer to an in
quiry addressed TO him:
"MERRTAM PARK, st. Paul, Mimi,
March 81, 1SSS.-To whom it may con-
Germ: This is to certify that | was
treated by DR.. j. Cresap Mccoy and his
associates for catarrhal deafness nearly
a year and half ago. / was very deaf
when | first began to treat with them,
but at the end of one month could
hear perfectly well. | had very poor
appetite and felt lOw-spirited and de-
pressed. That feeling also left me, and
| must say | never enjoyed better
health in my life than do to-day, and /
have given the cure hard trial. being
exposed to the elements all of each day
ever since. / have never had q single
sign of the trouble return. | most
heartily indorse their method of treat
ing people for catarrh, as they have
given me an entire and permanent cure.
l.. MCCUMMINGS,
Foreman Brooks Bros, lumber mer-
chants, Merriam Park"
S. A. Reed, Esq, one of the leading
attorneys at the Minneapolis bar,
handed the writer the following letter
and remarked: "You can refer to me
anywhere and to any person; never
had any treatment like it before; it has
done worlds of good"
Office of Smith e Reed, Attorneys at
Law, Pence Opera House.
Minneapolis, Mimi, March 81, 1885,
DIR. j. Cresap McCOy-Dear Sir: You
ask me to write y0n concerning my
catarrh since | ceased to use your treat
ment, also what | think of your treat
ment. | have this to say: | have had
chronic catarrh for fifteen years, and in
that time have used nearly every patent
preparation advertised to cure catarrh.
In addition, | have been treated by
some of the so-caIled best specialists
for that trouble without success. be-
lieve without eXaggeratiOn that [
have enough bottles and instru-
ments in my house to stock
q fair-sized apothecary store. Some
months ago began to use your method
of treating. and must say | have not
felt as well and rid of my catarrh for
more than fifteen years and would not
take one thousand Isl 900 dollars to re-
turn to the condition | was in before
using your treatment. L consider it the
most practical and systematic as we'll
as the most effective and sure treatment
for catarrh | ever heard of and freely
recommend it to the afflicted.
$. A. REED.
The above are only part of the large
number of answers that have been re-
ceived by the doctor, who still continues
to treat with success all durable dis
eases. The average charge for the treat
ment of patients does not exceed so
per month, which includes medicine
and office treatment, the doctor realizing
that it is better to treat 100 patients at
$40 per month than TO treat ten patients
at 800 per month.