The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-03-19
From the Daily Iowa Independent. Des Moines

Fromthe Daily Iowa Independent. Des Moines,
July &c. 1887:
DR.. J. Jackson Crider. now quartered In room
IS, Aborn house, has made the study OF catarrh,
consumption and all chronic diseases q special
study for over quarter Of century, and It stands
to reason that he knows more about those special
diseases and their efectual treatment than the
regular practitioner who changes diseases often
as he changes medicine. The doctor has the on
ly curative treatment for catarrh and consump-
ton, and thousands have testified to that effect.
His room IN crowded with patients day and night
from the city and all parts of the state. Call up
on him and you will not only find him an expert,
but one of the most clever old gentlemen you
have ever met
Below is very strong testimony. Read it.
oTTrMwA. wAPELLo COUNTY, lss
STATE OF Iowa, September, 1852. J 90
hereby state under oath, that am a resident
of Earlviile. Lasalle county Ill., was afflicted for
thirteen years with stomach, liver and kidneys,
could not eat any thing but what l would yomit
it ris Int up; was reduced TO an an1mic subject,
my blood was so reduced that my face had no
color and simply looked like a dead man; Lay
limbs were swollen as tight as the skin would
bear. was unable to walk across the door with.
out help, and my physician In Illinois told my
wife to have me settle up my business and pre-
pa, for the worst. 1 finally started West in COM
pany with my wife, and while in Red Oak, iowa,
called on DR.. J. Jackson Order. at the Judkins
house, and he made an examination Of my case
and told me he could cnre me. and persuaded
me to so to his Infrmary at Ottumwa, Iowa.
which did, and lle undertook my case for $50,
which paid him in advance, and can now eat
anything and am gaining every day ard can walk
all over town. feel like l had been snatched,
as 1t were. from the grave. and shall ever feel
grateful to DR.. Order for his kind and skillful
treatment and can checrfully recommend any one
that is afflicted in any manner and who have
| failed to receive benefit from their home physi-
cian- to go at once and put themselves under DR..
Orders treatment, for know that he fully un-
derstands his business. and if he tells you hc can
cure you he will certainly do so. l further state
| that have never found more noble hearted
man on earth, and that his wife and sons and
| daughters would make any one feel at home
while in the Intirmsry, and when leave shall
feel like was parting with relative.
| H.A. GLoUER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this St b
day of September. 1882.
E. Y. TINsDALE. w. c. THOMPSON,
Deputy Clerk. Clork OF d. C.
| From Ottumwa Daily Democrat
DR.. J. JACKSON Crider, Ottumwas eminent spe
cialist, leaves this morning for an extended pro.
fessional visit in the north part of the State Prob
ably there is no man in this country who has had
such vast amount Of clinical experience In the
treatment Of dieeases of adifcult nature he ha.
had He established the Ottumwa Infrmary
nearly eighteen years ago, aud his patrons have
come to him from nearly every state in the Union
In fact he established the first infirmary west o.
the Mississippi river. And there is one thing very
commendable to the doctors practice. There i.
not a patient that he ever treated but would say
that he is good physician, an honest man and a
gentleman. We hay personally known him and
have had dealings with him extending from eight
to nine years. aud can truthfully say that a
sluarer man we never met in our life. Ono ha.
oaly to know him personally to like him.