Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-06
THE LATEST TESTIMONY.
Something for Our Readers to Ponder
Over.
Why IL Is Made Pubiic-He Says: 81
Want tho Public to Know
The Case in Detail.

"Yes, sir; one month was enough for me, and
j only wish l would have know 1t before. |
would have saved plenty of money, was the re-
mark overheard by our interviewer while at the
Eden Musee one evening this week. IL wns
made by an athletic looking young man. who
had visited and satisfactorily inspected all the
freaks and was ready for the rush down
stairs TO the theatorium, and had met a friend
TO whom he was recounting q recent experience.
The interviewer was here aCcOsted by an impe-
cuntous newspaper man for the loan of a quar-
ter, which he. gave with a sickly smile. knowing
time being lost sight of the young man who
had made the remark, but on leaving the hall
after the performance he again met him and
asked him the meaning of the remark.
Wei, | don't know but that l might as well
tell you, too, for / want TO let people know 1t;
but l must commence al the beginning.
About thirteen years ago, while but n boy, my
head seemed to be aching constantly, especially
between the eyes, and my nose would stop M,
nostrils. Then / began TO notice singular noises
In my ears-roaring and DuzZing sounds they
appeared 70 me to be, and sometimes sounds
like whistling and hammering. About this
time mythroat also began TO give me q great deal
OF trouble. l would always he hawking and
hemming ana trying to clear my throat, often
raising little hard Jumps, sometimes of a green
ISL, at other times of q yellowtsh color.
i would often have pains in the chest, extend
ing to the right shoulder blade. when drawing
a long breath ! could hear a kind OF a wheeling
seem TO me as IL 1 was breathing through a
sponge-1 seemed to be able to hear the air pass
ing through. ] began to fear that ] was going
into consumption. / was more firmly convinced
of this when, before long, / commenced to cough
a. kind of hollow cough. The sharp pains in my
chest would extend around to the small OF my
back.
TRY to prevent 1t as I might, I was forever
catching. fresh colds. / was never without
them. Mucus would run from my nose, and
quite frequently my nose would bleed. At my
when / did so ! / ' would Y become al'G di negu and sye srH
thing seemed to swim before my eyes. AT night
my sleep did not refresh me at all, and in the
morning l would feel as tired and languid as
when / went to bed.
.My stomach was affected, too. 1 would sit
down to the table with what seemed a good ap-
petite. but after q mouthful or two my appetite
would leave me. Everything would seem TO sour
on my stomach. There would be almost con-
mouth. and at last ! got SO l didn't care to look
Mt food.
81 lost flesh and strength steadily, and from
my average weight of us pounds, / came down
In weight to below 80 pounds.
81 was always feeling tired; had no ambition.
Every step | took and whatever work / might
do was done with an effort, and after working q
while or walking a block or two my head would
perspire and my limbs would acne as IL | had
done some very heavy work.
II came here to Omaha and brought my
catarrh with me. In reading the daily papers /
read the advertisement of DIR. Mccoy and made
up my mind to try again. | visited his Offices In
the Range block some time in February, and
started treatment with him, and / grew better
Mt the start, and after one months treatment, /
felt so good that l went away on a visit. think
Ing that ! would finish the treatment after my
return, but have not taken any treatment
enough for me. have no more symptoms of
catarrh, and am, | think entirely cured of 1t.
My advice to any one who Is suffering with
eatarrh, ~ not to tribe with patent medicines.
but to go to DIR. Mccoy at once
ID you care i'll publish this interview was
asked of q gentleman VINO was