Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-04-15
E0W La GRIPPE MAX EE EFFECT
UALEY CONQUERED.
THE DIsCoERY OF A REMEDY FOR THE DEBILI-
TATIoN THAT FoLLoWs THE EPIDEMIC.

THE DIsCoERY OF REMEDY FOR THE DEBILI-
TATIoN THAT FOLLOWS THE EPIDEMIC.
The medical and scientific authorities on both
sides tue Atlantic have been unavailingly
searching for remedial agent for the epidemic
influenza SO widely prevalent just now. 1t was
limited recently that LorenZ Reich's ungarian
Tokayer Ausbruch was the long-sought and
desired remedy An investigation of the re
port was i'm mediately started, the results of
which are reported below.
physician OF long and widely extended
practice is DE-. Edward Bradley of 10 West
Thirteenth street, N. Y. DR.. Bradley talked
freely and heartily about the Tokayer Aus
brueh. Ia ell my experience and practice"
said he "extending over thirty-two years,
have been very careful about publicly recon-
mending any article whatever. no matter how
excellent might think 1t was myself l tell
you this in order to let you know how high an
opinion l have OF Reich's brand fTokay in all
cases. but especially in such as you have indi-
Gated Grip aud pneumonia are always pre-
ceded by nervous debility, the system being
generally run down. The trouble is that the
patient never visits physician until the last
moment II tonic were taken at an early
period in nine cases out OF ten the disease
would be warded Off. and there is no tonic in
the world which L would sooner recommend
than Refch's TOkayer."
DIR. f. E. Marcy of 1896 Fifth-avenue, the late
A. L. Stewards physician, and an old.t1me
practitioner. said he had used many brands of
Tokay, but h ad no hesitation | n spying that in
all cases of debility OF convalescence there was
none equal TO Mr.. Reich's Said he, at is one
OF the best things IN the World TO prevent an
mendations IN the profession is its purity and
high quality. Whenever NIB ysician prescribes
1t to d patient he is confident that he is pre-
Scribing an unadulterated article"
Dr. Nathan Bozeman Of9 West Thirty-firs
street. cordially seconded the statements Of DR..
Marcy.
Dr. Alfred X. Hills OF 465 Fifth the
author of 'Tne Therapeutic Use of Alcohol"
ssit Il have used Lorenz Reich's Tokayer for
q teen years with confidence because l have
analyZed 1T and proved 1T pure, and therefore
su pc Tor. The recent grip epidemic particular
ly took held of persons whose systems had be-
come debiliated and VINO needed just such
tonic. Reich's Tokayer Ausbruch certainly
does prcmo'e recovery in cases of GONZALES
cenee and nervous or physical prostration."
ciaIist, 267 MadisOn-avenue, said that he had
used Lorenz Rech's Tokayer Ausbruch almost
found it an invaluable tonic. MY patients in
cases of debility and convalescence can take
and assimilate it as they can do nothing else
Moreover, know 1T TO he pure, and it has the
advantage. in addition to ITS pleasant flavor. of
never flushing the face. am very glad at all
times to say good word for It,"
DIR. Edward ). Peck OF So West Fiftieth-street
said: "In all the cases of grip which have come
under my notice, good tonic would have pre-
vented and did prevent the disease In Its incl
pient state. Members of my own family have
been thus taken down. and have let them
drink Reich's Tokay moderately, and in a
week their systems bad become toned to such
an extent that the influenza gained no further
don't regard 1t as m Medicine, but
as tonic, and the most eficacious one know
of.
find Reich's kay to be a wonderful tonic and
an undoubted preventive OF such diseases as
are brought on by low physical pressure"
Other physicians who were found to use and
have a high r. gard for Reieh's Tokayer Aus
bruch are Dr.. Fordyce Barker, of "a East
Thirty. eighth-street; DR.. William Tod Hell
muth, of $50 West Fifty. nine street; DR.. T. B.
Burehard "a West Fortieth-street; DIR. ]. w.
Wright, S. West Nineteenth-street; DR.. Alex
ander j. g. Skene, of BROOKLYN, and Prof AL
fred l.. IoomiS, Or. Geo. II. Becher, 522 Madi-
son ave; DR.. Chas Carroll Lee. 70 Madison
ave and Louis F. Sass, Sc w. 39th ST.
In making further Investigations 1t was
learned incidentally that Mr.. Cyrus w. Field
had recently recovered by the use OF this wine
from ssvere debility brought about by the grip
and that another prompt recovery due to Its
use was in the of Mrs. r. r. Cable OF
Chicago. wife OF the wetl-knewn railroad man.
Before closing the inc uiries Mr.. Reich was call
ed upon at his office. the Cambridge Hotel,
corner Thirty-third street and Fifth avenue,
but that gentleman modesty refused to say
anything except that physicians general y
knew what they talked abOut-NeV York
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