Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-13
DIR. POWELL REEVES,

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The state of Texas, County of Dallas.
This day personally appeared before the IN
5arsipned authority. T.. W. Knight of Dallas
county, who being sworn says on oath that ne
has been sick for six months suffering from in
digestion and bad stomach and kidney and blood
trouble; that he pnt himself under the charge or
DR.. Powell Reeves about 8 month ago and Was
i5fa'su Powell Reeves: that he has
experienced CREST relief under the treat
ment. and is, in q great measure, cured Of above
troubles; that he has better digestion now than
at any time during the last fifteen years, and
that his health IS generally improved: al OF
which he ascribes to the treatment OF said DIR.
Powell Reeves. T.1W. KNIGHT.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
2Ist day of March, $780,
t9e@lJ c. W.BoYER, Notary Public,
Dallas Co. Texas.
The State Of Texas, County Of Dallas.
Personally appeared before the undersigned
authority, Mrs. N. 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 18th
dav of February, 1890, she FIRST consulted DR.. l..
=. Reeves, that since said time she has been I'M
der his sole treatment. and now feels and be-
lieves she has been greatly benefited by said DR..
j.. P. Reeves under his treatment, Afnant fur
Their states that she has resided in the city
and county of Dallas for II years and now re
sides in the city of Dallas
Iseall i''n c. V ". -BossR sotaTv Public.
. I4llas Co. Texas.
The State of Texas, CouIG nallas.
Before me, the, uIes1&ned authority,
S Si,,. h s4is 8 fny 5 ALTER b aPPsaFfSS 5
me duly sworn, says uponHHth that about seven
wears ago d.. Loben POw4 Reeves treated my
son, Clarence Miller, for Escrofulous affection,
and that my said son was5Sreatly benefited by
said treatment: I furtherssy, upon oath, that
DR.. Loben Powell ReeveSIhas recently treated
me, and that I have bee6 sreatfy benefited by
his said Northumberland XShereDy recommend
DR.. Reeves as Esapinion, a good and
reliable physiciansE Sd I'D ANNIE MILLER.
Subscribed 5F9trSsn to before me this
Seal G. W. 8A, Notary Public.
Dallas Co., Texas.
The State of Texas, Countcef Dallas.
Personally appeared bHofe the undersigned
authority. John Reid, wig oath that his
wife, Ida Held, duHSRg andSbout The time of child
birth she became 3IEfted With cankered breast,
called in a doctor HH&tfEb her, who injured
rather than beneftteEHS condition. he after
wards called in DR.. LsRf Reeves, and under his
treatment she rapidly Improved and j now about
well. At the time rTheeves was called in she
was in q dan9Sfaus and painful
condition, and L EAttribute her cure
sworn Ord Subscribed before me this
ss.,7 10Th dayeh, 1880.
Foe~I c.. ~. BOYER. Notary Public.
~ Dallas Co., Texas.
The State esTexas' county of Danas.
PERSONALLY SgPeaTsN before the undersigned
IS a resident cA1zeQ OF Dallas county, Texas;
that some six weSks, ago he. was suffering Sc
verefs from ~rhedEuasm. and was in such a
crippiga condition Sa he could scarcely move
about; that he man5EEAeto come from Oak Cliff
TO DR.. Powell Reeves WSce and reqtested the
examinatio1 the doctor s NE could benefit me
and cure me- / put myself under his care and
Immediately Feceived beneht from his treat
ment, and ina few days was able TO resume
work-carpe1fAslng and other hard labor-and
have not lostEne day on account OF sickness
since. IhaYeslso employed DR.. Reeves in a Sc
we're eczemISase, which he has also cured.
W. NJ. RICE.
HsF7ESworn to and subscribed before me this
Gail 2Jth day of March, 1880.
i0e~I c. W. BOYER, Notary Public.
Dallas Co., Texas.
The State of Texas. County of Dallas.
Personally appeared before the undersigned
Notary Public, Mrs. NJ. E. Scott, of the forego-l
ing county and state, who made oath that She
has been uffering for about five wears with a.,
t2rrh affection, also from female complaint, ana
tried several physicians TO no good result. After
consulting DR.. Powell Reeves put myself under
his treatment, from which I have derived won
derful benefit and am now strong and healthySs
End can do my work and suffer no pain. I caRs
cheertully all who may be suffering
TO call on DR.. Reeves for aid. Afiant further
states that she has been q resident citizen of
Dallas for ten years, and that she now resides in
sworn to and subscribed before me this
Seal Z2nd day of March. 1880.
t {. W. BOYER, Notary Public.
Dallas Co., Texas.
The state Of TeTas, County Of Dallas.
Personally appeared before the undersigned
authority, James P. Lahey. who made oath that
some i've or six weeks ago he was afflicted with
scrofulous affection Of the throat, glands and
the system AT large, on account Of which he had
been unable 10 perform manual or other labor.
Before calling in DR.. Reeves he had been labor
ing under the above illness for at least nine
months and suffering during said time serious
pains. and had a stiff neck, and was generally
seriously unwell and growing worse at the time
Dr- rover Reeves was called IN. That up TO
the ting the said DR.. Reeves was consulted by
HIM, he had retained divers and various doctors,
all OF whom, after labOrlng with him and pre-
tcribing for him, utterly and signally failed to
accomplish any good, and left his physical con-
otJlon IN the same or a worse fix when dis
charged than when first retained. That after
gaining IN Dr.. Reeves as aforesaid, and after
having been treated by him, afi2nt declares
mat IN about one weeks time he began to con-
n-lese, ana lhat ne is now a 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.
Afiant is a resident citizen Of Dallas county,
Iazas, and is at present connected with the work
now being performed in Parry Bros. addition by
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
rSeaI1 list DAY OF March, A. D., 1890.
I. ". BOYER, Notary Public.
Dallas Co., Texas.
The State Of Texas. County Of Dallas.
reasonably appeared before the undersiaked
authority, A. W. Tucker, who made oath that
ms son, X. w. Tucker, has been afflicted WITH
paralysis two and one-half years. He has caAE41
IN a number OF physicians TO, if possible, egeekj
azure OF said son OF said disease, and eac4fSnd
al OF tpem tailed to do his said son anyg6od or
&Horu MN any relief, until he called II DIR L.
r. reeves: that DR.. Reeves is the onH physi-
Clan VINO mas done him any appreciablStgoodsy
1naI ne mas AFFORDED him much relief, andfhSSsSf
now oeeldedly better, and 1 feel, as does my
son, that he viii soon be himself again under the4
ueStnent OF Or. Reeves. / have been a resident9
OF me state OF Texas for 81 years. and now reside
~ D&iaS county. Afiant further states that he
mas also oeen treated by DR.. Reeves for piles, |
ana mas oeen eHectually cured.
A. w. TUCKER.
sworn TO and subscribed before me this
TSeall 18Th DAY Of March, A. D., 1890.
I. W. BOYER, Notary Public.
Dallas Co., Texas.
me state OF Texas, County of Dallas.
LersonalIy appeared before the undersigned
No!afy Fnohc, J.B. Baird, who made oath that
~ = q regular practicing physician of the Elec-
ISSnoOI, ana has been since May, 1871. and
ia ne mas oeen practicing medicine in the state
~ .S1aS since 1873; that he is s. regular graduate
~ Sne Me0lcal College known as the Electic
aeIlcSI CoLege Of Cincinnati, Ohio, from which
49,. Iouege ne received on graduating q diplo-
Ia; mat sald college has been established for q
So 1Ulnoer OF years, and is recognized as one
~ ~ SIe IeauIhg reputable, medical Institutes Of
u mat II IS duly chartered and incorpor-