The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28
AN AGE OF WONDERS.
After Centuries Of BIsOtsd Darkness,
Light
Every Assault UROn the ImPregnabIe
Citadel Of True Science Adds Mum.
beTl6ss Recruits % Its Cause.


beTIsss Recruits % Its Cause.
The ammunition Of ealumny has been ex-
plOded. The deadly projectiles hurled
have missed their destination. The shafts
and arrows lie broken at the feet Of VIC
tory. And when Aurora'srays shall have
pierced the smoke Of the battlefield, the
name Of the histogenetic system Of medi-
cine will glitter bright and imperishable
star in the diadem Of science, when those
who tried to wind their Shiny coils around
the snowy throat have mouldered in OBJ
livion and their epitaphs have vanished
from the face Of the earth.
It is with q feeling akin to reverence
when I think Of the glorious achievement
Of the wonderful Histogenetic Medicines
in my case. Ny right hand was entirely
paralyzed-cold and liieless. did not
have the slightest control over it, no more
than as II it did not belong to me. This
is not all. l was sick all over, and felt
myself irresistibly doomed. Doctors whom
l consulted gave me not the slightest en-
couragement. The Lord took pity on me
when he put in my mind to 60 to Dr.. J.
Eugene Jordan; and could hardly credit
my senses when DR.. Jordan told me that
paralysis is durable under the Histogenetic
system. l admit l did not have the
slightest hope; still, as had everything
to gain, persevered. The first month l
perceived no change, but as the doctor
told me that it was disease which, as a
rule. improves slowly, and as 1 did not
anticipate any good results, l was re-
signed. The next month, however, be-
gan to perceive unmistakable signs Of life
coming back, and my joy was houndless.
At times there would be standstill-that
is, could not see an improvement. Then
would start and improve right along,
until after about four months could do
all kinds Of work with my hand. Ny
general health kept pace with nv other
improvement. recovered perfectly every
way. 1t is now year since l quit taking
medicine. All my health and happiness
I owe to Dr.. Jordan's brilliant genius as
the author Of the Histogenetic system
the grandest product Of the 10th century.
MRs. N. A. HAITIAN, Seattle.
FERNDALE, W. T., Sept. q, 1888.
From childhood was troubled with
urinary incontinence produced by scarlet
fever. The trouble continued getting
worse. and at last the urethra became in
famed to such an extent that an opera
ton was supposed to be the only thing
that would save my life. I was there
upon operated upon by the surgical fac
ulty of the Iowa City Medical College.
This saved my life temporarily, but left
me to worse fate, as the place operated
on never fully healed up. It kept on get
ting worse and disCharging pus and SWELL
ing until 1t terminated Ii about five open
ings, which continually discharged urine
and pus. The said openings were not all
in the urethra, but all around the scro-
tum. The gluteal muscles were fearfully
swollen, and as hard as rocks. I could
only lie on my back, and my suferings
were proverb in my whole neighbor-
bookkeeping q general store and being
postmaster, am well known. The con-
slant discharge Of pus and urine at last
turned into blood poisoning, and l was
reduced to almost a skeleton, giving my
self up to die. Nothing short o. q mira
Gle was thought possible to cure me. 4
had the best medical skill without the
slightest result. Abscesses would form
and break while /, PROSTATE and endur-
ing agonies, could do nothing but contem-
plate death. I finally heard Of the author
Of the Histogenetic system Of medicine,
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan; and a. the theory
locked!xerv reasonable had myself car
RED to the doctor and began taking his
,elf crrod Ttold ,ho do.,o- th.t ~ -.
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