The Newtown bee., 1890-08-22
$1,000 REWARD!
Will be paid to Anyone finding these Testimonies
Untrue.
NO CURE, NO PAYi

Untrue.
NO CURE, NO PAYi
Knowing that the unfortunate have
been imposed upon by unprincipled pre-
tenders who charge heavily in advance,
DR. Morrow has adopted this plan: That
he will charge nothing for advice, con-
sultation or treatment, until the patient
pronounces himself we'll. The only
charge being made for medicines used
during treatment.
DR. Morrow treats successfully chronic
and long standing diseases, as those of
the head, throat and lungs, liver, kidney
and heart complaints, inveterate diseases
of the stomach that have defied all other
methods, those fearful diseases of the
nervous system, arising from whatever
causes; scrofula, dropsy, paralysis, fits,
fever sores, contracted cords, enlarged
and stiff joints, rheumatism, neuralgia,
sciatic bone deformities, salt rheum, cry
sipelas, scald head, Unconditional ulcers,
nasal polypus, asthma, hay fe-
yer, rose cold, Winter coughs, chronic
diarrh9a and diabetes. All may be cur
ed by this wonderful system if not too
far advanced. Bone diseases cured when
all other methods have failed.
Ladies who are suffering from COM
plants peculiar to their sex can consult
the doctor with every assurance of speedy
relief and permanent cure without sub
jecting them to the embarrassing proceed
ure of an examination, which in nine cas-
es out of ten is unnecessary. The doctor
particularly invites all cases that have
been given up by other physicians.
The doctor will remove one more tape
worm free of charge; also straighten the
next case of cross eyes that presents it.
self at the Office this week.
"a Post representative called on pa
tient of DIR Morrow, yesterday, to see if
the reports of wonderful cures are per-
formed by him were true. Here is the
story of Mrs III. Stroud of No. 474 Main
street: Il was sick about three months
with an abscess resulting from female
weakness. | was suffering the most ex-
circulating pain and although l was at
tended constantly by two physicians l
could get no relief. | was induced to try
DR. Morrow. He treated me about four
weeks and to him owe my life, I'm sure
of it. Although previous to his coming
l had been unable to sleep and could hold
nothing on my stomach, after 20 minutes
under his treatment slept and began to
speedily recover 80 From the Post,
June 3.
Miss Eta Washington of 372 North
avenue, cured of paralysis of the lower
limbs; Mrs David Banks of Easton, cur
ed of cancer; Mrs S. B. Nichols of Hunt
ington, cured of cancer; Charles Sheffrey
tumors removed from the nose by DIR
Morrow without the knife; Mrs Jane
Colgan, 25 Swords lane, cured of cancer
on right breast without use of knife
Miss Lillian Hurd, 131 IL Main street,
cured of cancer; Mrs N. j. Keifer, 230
State street, cured of tumor; Mrs Thorn
as Dempsey, Al Center street, cured of
tumor; John McLeon of Milford, cured
of cancer of the nose; Miss F. A. Plumb
of Trumbull, cured of cancer of the left
breast; Mrs Coleman, 10 Gilbert street,
cured of cancer; Miss Maggie Roach of
odhdy AAoohs SuiSu VI ouiiiot "a tiiC hOSh
all the above were cured without the use
of knife or pain. John Wolf of Castle
street, East End, cured of catarrh and
deafness; G. r. Skidmore, $3.50 Main
street, relieved of catarrh; S.B. Sterling,
los Gilbert street, cured of catarrh; Miss
Hattie Dickinson, 10 Reilly street, cured
of catarrh and asthma in two weeks
Mrs w. III. King, % Summer street, cur
ed of bone tumor; Willie Ketchum of
Wheeler avenue, cured of epileptic fits;
George w. Near, 147 Main street, cured
of a very bad running sore of the leg;
Patrick Hanagon of POI Water street,
cured of rheumatism; Mrs M. nj. Ste
vens, l6 Bassick avenue, cured of ca
tarrh; g. e. Ioungs' oldest boy, 80
Arch street, cured of catarrh. The above
mentioned cases, together with the vari-
GUS diseases, are monuments of the doc
tors success since his location in our
midst and each of the patients mentioned
above are ready at any time to testify to
the doctors skill in their behalf.
Office lis Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport.
Office hours 10 to II, 2 80 to 4 and 6 80
to 8.
The doctor invites correspondence from
people at a distance, but never answers
any letters unless they contain two
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