Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-17
QUADRUPLE TESTIMONY
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An Interesting Article on An Important
Subject OF Vital Interest to Every Rea.
der of This Paper.

Among the numerous patrons to the advcrtis-
ing columns of this paper the readers have uu
doubt read some of the articles of prs Mccoy
Building corner 10Th and Harvey streets. 1t is
not the business of this paper to uphold any IN.
stitution or business firm who are not thorough
ly reliable and hence the inspiration of this art
Gle. Drs. Mccoy and Henry came to this city
last summer. highly recommended, and opened
ing yearly contracts with the newspapers and
leasing the rooms for one year with the privt-
sisted of treating Catarrh ana Lung Troubles.
Having had the experience OF several years i'll
the leading M hospitals of both America rn md Snd
medical colleges of this country, they have
acquired the ability and are well known as skill
ful aud reliable physicians, With them IT Ia
not experiment but II scientific course of practi-
cal treatment. While these eminent specialists
are In business the same as any other business
firm, to make money they have been doing cx-
ccllcnt work and have from week to week adj
vertised some of their many cures. They do
not advertise all the patients they cure, but
when they do publish testimonials they give tho
full name and address that the person so mem
toned may he visited by those who doubt the
truthfuncss of the statements published and
make all the necessary inquiries before consult
SOME OF THE EVIDENCE.
The following are among the many who have
been treated with success by the doctors!
"Yes. SIR" said Mr. Dave Edens in reply to q
question by theropoitcr. ~ had been afflicted
with Catarrh for more than four years and tried
patent medicines that were recommended to me
by my friends. fused to have cold nearly all
the time. My nose would stop up, so i could
not breathe through it, My head was contin-
ually aching. ] had the night sweatS so that
my night dress would look as though had been
out in the rain. was always hawking and spit
ting in vain endeavor to clear my throat In
the morning would gag and frequently would
yomlt. | visited the offices of DrS. Mccoy and
Henry and began treatment. 1t was only short
time until began to get better, and now am
not troubled with my former symptoms and
feel like IA new man"
MIR. Edens resides on 1wenty.siXth street,
South Omaha, and Will verify the above.
ANOTHER CASE.
B. F. Brown, ESD, a former resident or Coun'
Gil Bluffs, but now living i'll North Omaha says:
"Yes, sir! Drs. McCoy and Henry cured my
boy FranKie of catarrh, which he had In q very
bad form, after had him treated by some of
best physicians In Colorado and Iowa. con-
slider those physiNans of merit and believe them
fully capable OF tNating successfully any dis.
ease they may tam hold Of"
ONE MORE CASE.
Mr. James White. IA blacksmith In the U. p X.
r. shops says: ''rhree months ago i had tho
caturrh in its worst form, and was treated with
several unsuccessful attempts by other physi-
clans and innumerable patent preparations that
l tried. | am perfectly satisfied with the bene-
fit derived from their treatment. They did all
for me that they promised and far more than
expected
STILL ANOTHER.
''Drs Mccoy and Henry did all Tor me they
told me they would do. went to their Office in
n deplorable condition, and after taking their
medicine and using their treatment for three
months. ] can truthtully say never felt better
in my life," remarked Mr.. Frank Dahlstrom,
who resides at 81 William street and can rec
ommend them to those afflicted"