The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-17


minated IN sciafica rheumatism.
suffered urfold agony. / could no.
turn or be turned without adding q
my suffering Again | soaght and
fogr7d relief IN your HisToEenesis
medicines After taking il tao days
the pEin was entirely gone. and nos
ana able 20 be about my work ~ usual
Too much praise cannot he said In
behalf Of rsur system OF medicines
Your book OF Entire Revolution o;
Medicine should be In every family in
the Land, - il would save many .
large doctors bill and much unneee<-
sary pain and suffering; a. il will iefl
j1ss the kind OF medicine they need
for their complaint. for your rnesii-
ciues are success in czte a. vel a.
In chronic cases, for | can truthfaIly
say yosir medicines work ike q charm
in acute eases. and will knock any
disease, II taken at the beginning, in )
very short time. Gas. A. GAxo.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
May %, ISIS EDWARD WHIrsos,
IsEAL.l Notary Public.
SEATTLE. w. T., April "a. 1883.
Ds- ErsEsE JoEDas- Dear Sir: |
came to your place in horrible con-
dition about two weeks ago. What
suffered from those pains through the
head. and had for the past six or eight
years, and especially after catching q
fresh cold; then IL would commence
in good earnest, aud for few days no
tongue can tell the fearful sufEerings
through which | would pass, until
what seemed TO me TO be a gathering
over the eyes would break, and then,
with the exception of a dull, sleepy
headache, | would have relief until |
would catch cold again. For weeks
since the first OF last August lived on
graham mush and half milk and hall
hot water in the morning; for dinner
and supper cold graham bread and
crackers, not daring TO eat as others
could, knowing the penalty would be
three or four hours Of the mos. terrible
torture--there seeming TO spring up,
as II were, fire in the stomach, the
iiafne every few minutes shooting up
into the throat. 1t seemed to me nay
throat with this.
For the past twelve OF fifteen years
there was distress across the kidneys
This latter trouble | can find no words
to give the faintest idea OF what | SUI
fered. Only those who have or are
suffering from kidney disease know
anything about it. | gave out on the
l.. :. x T. road last fall, and have not
been able to do good days work
since. No life, snap or vim until about
one month ago, after taking your med
icines about three days as directed,
then n day now and then, when /
thought of il, taking two or three doses
at a time, because | would forget it.
This | kept up for about two weeks,
which gave me the first and only re-
lief for years. have only had slight
touches OF headache since-onlya little
trouble in the stomach. Can sleep on
either side, my kidneys giving ne but
little pain. ! am coming to see you
satisfied you viii cure me. Yours re-
spectfuliy. ID. 5. LAMBERT.
CAUSING FALLING OF THE WOMB.
NORTH YAKIMA, May ., ISIS.
Dr.. EUGENE JORDAN, Seattle, W. T..
Dear Sir;-About twelve years ago. in
lifting heavy carpet, | strained my
self, which completely Frustrated me.
Not getting better, ! tried the use of
alum, thinking TO contract the womb
and draw it into place, which il did,
but owing To the iniiamed condition it
caused congestion and terrible pains
At last the agony was so great / con-
suited a physician. by whom ! was
treated for five years, but instead OF
getting better grew worse continually
A complication of female troubles set
in. which almost set me crazy. MY
stomach was in such condition that
I So mi
food had fearful distress in the stom-
ach, and was continually beiching,
which was very annoying. Liver was
so enlarged IL seemed as though there
was a rope around me and | was being
cut In two, and was continually throw
ing up bile. NV kidneys were in a
fearful condition, and thought | was
going 10 have Bright's disease. My
urine was very scant and afforded no
relief had a desire TO urinate continu-
ally. Was never free from headache /;
il seemed "a though the top of my
head would come off. Had very Sc
we're backache, and n constant and ter
ribie bearing down feeling; was In such
misery life became a burden to me.
| consulted some of the most eminent
in the United States, among
whom was DIR. Pierce, COT Pierce Med
zeal Dispensary, Buffalo, \. W DIR.
Eddie, OF OSwego, y. Y. who told me,
as others had, they could not help me,
as, with my troubles | had cancer of
the womb and could not be cured.
Went TO d hospital in Boston, where
they strapped me TO the operating
table, cut and siashed me until |
thought should die. and sid II that
did not do they could not help me. |
continued to grow worse. have been
treated by physicians in Springfield,
Charleston. Findlay, Ohio. and
Delaware, Pawylcket and Providence,
K l.. and Wiiiiamantic, Conn. EN-
bracing doctors 81 all the old schools
of practice.
When arrived in Seattle, W. T..
every one was loud with praise OF DIR.
j. Eugene Jordan and his Histo sys-
tenn OF treatment. | grssped at the
word Histogenetic- rebuilding tissue
As a drowning man grasps at a
straw. Could not rest until saw you.
AZ the tirSt visit | was encouraged.
Your theory was so beautiful. and on
inquiry among your hundreds Of
patients, | found il was In actual prac-
lice, a IL had cured hundreds who
were pronounced iucurahle 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 II,
and retain it on my stomach. Ny
head is clear sleep like child. My
kidneys are in good condition. My
liver i in good working order, and the
pain is ali gone. In fact, | consider
myself well after twelve years OF un-
told misery. arising from a compsica-
ton OF female trouhles For several
months the cancer has given me very
little trouble. and although you did
not saw you could cure II, vet firmly
believe that il will also succnmb 20
your wonderful medicines.
send you this solemniy sworn
statement that the thousands al
women who are suffering with female
troubles may know that there : a cure
for them in your wonderful histoEe-
netie medicines Words viii not e1-
press my gratitude 20 You, and as
soon a. ven wish | will give ven one
wear 81 my life a. nurse IN your hos
pital. or anywhere else where ! can
serve YOU, free.
Earnestly hoping the prejudice
against all new discoveries viii soon
~ overcome and the Whole world
know ~ your Hlstogenesic Discover
les. 1 remain. yoDrs very gratefully,
Mas. OtfVE Il. HANDY.
s,.1,.--sj,..R .,,45 sworn ~ before r.ge