Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

Dr. Powell Reeves: that he has
ment, and is, In great measure, cured of above
troubfSs: that he has better digestion now than
at any time during the last fifteen years, and
that has health is generally improved, all of
which he ascribes to the treatment of said DR..
Powell Reeves. 7. w. KNIGHT.
sworn to and subscribed before me this
rC,7 2lst day of March, 1890.
l0e9iI G. W.BoYER, Notary Public,
Dallas Co. Texas.
The State of Texas, County of Dallas.
Personally appeared before the undersigned
authority, Mrs NJ. L. Hodges of the foregoing
county and state, who made oath that she had
been afflicted with a chronic disease of the
throat for about five months; that about the 10Th
day of February, 1890, she nrst consulted Dr. IL
p. Reeves, that since said time she mas been un-
der his sole treatment, and now feels and be-
Heves she has been greatly benehtted by SAID Dr.
L. P. Reeves under his treatment; Athant fur
Their states that she has resided in the city
and county of Dallas for IA years and now re-
sides in the city of Dallas:
Sworn to and subscribed befola4ne this
rco,7 18th day of March, 1880.
loeaII c. w. BOYER, Notary P9RiSe,
Dallas Co. Teas,
The State of Texas, County of Dallas. g
Before me, the Undersigned diIt auth nssasG
Mrs Annie Miller, who, later beins5b by
me duly sworn, says upon oatsIStat aboutsssgen
years ago Dr. Loben Powell Bseyss treatadyny
son. Clarence Miller, for scspsa1ous affeSsfon,
and that my said son was greatlys benz htEsr by
said treatment; further ssy8spEost asithaG
DR.. Loben Powell Reeves has3Fsgslt y steated
me, and that 1 have been greatf yshsEiefffeted by
his said treatnsent, and l herebySfSe6mmen
Dr. Reeves as saSpg, in my opinion ri4s "a good ana
rsi"OiG sgu hseii5 and sworn to besse me this
rcoo,7 2lst day Of March, 1890 81
t"0NI Q. W. BOYER, Notary A9pbllo.
Dallas CqsfeIas.
The State of Texas, County of DallasEf
Personally appeared before the undersigned
authority John Held who made oath that his
wife, Ida Held, during and aboal she time OF chld
birth she became afflicted withsRaIkered breast,
called in a doctor to treat hazss2 who injured
rather than benefited her cond5nbn He after
wards called in Dr.. L. P. Reevessand under his
we'll. At the time DR.. Reeves MaA called IN she
was in dangerous and painful
s eoPdioR his and a'rOp her Hr& cure
--'-' sworn m to and sassribea before me this
rSeo17 18th day of Maf4snS1 sea-
Nalas Co.. Texas.
The State OF Texas. COUNT; etsk,2llas.
Personally appeared bsfqFeIthe undersigned
is a resident citizen of 1ssa Seounty, Texas;
verely from rheumatismS and was in such
crippled condition that he GOULD scarcely move
about; that he managed tgHeme from Oak Cliff
doctor to examine his case: After a thorough
examination the doctor saia,he could benefit me
Hnd s9fs s BBt Fo his Bfs Ieaf
ment, and in RSfeE41 days was able TO resume
ork-carpentefl6g sether hard labor-and
have not lost orEs day9o<F account of sickness
since 1 have also enfaJpyed DR.. Reeves in a Sc
we're eczema caseSsghid ss:f has also Is, cured
Sworn to assa subscribed before me this
rCoo77 10th day.p5sIar aht 1880.
lSealI c. SKso4sh, Notary Public.
sgs. Dallas Co., Texas.
The State of Texas County of Dallas.
Personally appeared before the undersigned
fhgSeounty and state, who made oath that She
ha Been suffering for about five years with ca
.tarrh INJECTION salso from female complaint, and
sEonsultiHg DIR. Powell Beeves put myself under
HfS5reatmeAt, ffom whSeb 1 have derived Won
dsfs am strong ns and n.in healthy,
to call 5asl5f Reeve aid 1ffiant fuTthe77
Dallas for ssn she now resides in
Sworn to aAd subscribed before me this
-rCao11 22nd day 81 March. 1890.
-t"e"iI c. w BOYER, Notary Public.
Dallas Co., Texas.
The State ofsTexas, Eeunty of Dallas.
PERSONALLY appeared before the undersigned
authority, Jansss 3 alahey,, who made oath chat
some FIVE or Si4AEEe&s ago he afflicted with
selelnlous affection of the throat, glands and
thsSSakspl at large, on account of which he had
beenIlHa 6la 70 perform manual or other labor.
BeforeYal lingSfh pr. Reeves he had been labor
ing under thesAbove illness for at least nine
sEFzfering during said time serious
paiIsssSHa mad a stiff neck, and was generally
seriousl Af1Sgen and growing at the time
DR.. Powen Reeves was called in. That up to
the time tbAsaid DR.. Reeves was consulted by
him, he had1Etained divers and various doctors,
all of whom latter laboring with him and pre-
scribing for hiIs utterly and signally failed to
accomplish anyg9od, and left his physical con-
ditiOn in the same a worse fix when dis
charged than when first retained. That after
calling in DR.. Reeves as aforesaid, and after
having been treated by him, affiant declares
I hat in al he 70
valese, and that he is now well and sound
man fully restored to health and in a better
frame of body than he has been for years, and is
now suffering from no bodily pain of any sort.
Affiant is a resident citizen of Dallas county,
Texas, and is at present connected with the work
now being performed in Parry Bro S. addition by
Charles Archer, contractor. j. P. Lacey.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
re,7 2lst day of March, A. D., 1890.
L"9"tJ G. ". BOYER, Notary Public.
Dallas Co. Texas.
The State OF Texas. County of Dallas.
Personally appeared before the undersigned
A. W. Tucker, who made oath that
his son, R. w. Tucker, has been afflicted with
paralysis two and one-haf years. He has called |
In number of physicians to, if possible, effect
8 cure of said son of said disease, and each and
all of them failed to do his said any good or
P. Reeves: that DR.. Reeves is the only 'physi-
clan who has done him any appreciable good;
that he has afforded him much relief, and he is
now decidedly better, and 1 feel, as does my
son. that he will soon be himself again under the
treatment of DR.. Reeves. L have been a resident
of the state of Texas for 81 years and now reside
in Dallas county. Affiant further states that he
has also been treated by DR.. Reeves for piles,
and has been effectually cured
A. W. TUCKER
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
rr,, 18th day of March, A. D., 1890.
l0e~II G. w. BOYER, Notary Public.
Dallas Co., Texas.
The State of Texas, County of Dallas.
Personally appeared before the. undersigned
Notary Public, J B. Baird, who made oath that
he is regular practicing physician OF the Elec-
tic School, and has been since May, 1871, and |
that he has been practicing medicine in the state
of Texas since 1855 that he is regular graduate
of the Medical College known as the Electic |
Medical College of Cincinnati, Ohio, from which /.
said college he received graduating diplo- |
ma; that said college has been established for |
great number of years, and is recognized as one |
of the leading reputable, medical institutes of |
the land; that it is duly chartered aud incorpor-
ated under the laws of the state of Ohio. and !
persons who attend the same are required before |
graduating and receiving diploma, to stand |
strict examination in all the different scientific
branches that pertain to the Eclectic Medical /
School, and diplomas are refused those who are |
unable to undergo a crucial test and come up to |
the criterion standard prescribed by the faculty
and the laws regulating the conduct, manage
ment and educational facilities OF said college |
Affiant further AYERS that Buchanan, and what |
are known as Buchanan diplomas, was never as |