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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
OF SIMILAR TESTIMONIALS
Are Possessed by DR.. Hunter,
and They Come to Him
by Every Mail.
Nearly One Thousand of the Peo-
Pile of Texas, Including Many
of Its Most Promi-
nent Citizens,
Are Now, or Have Been, Using This Re-
markable system of Inhalation
Under DIR. Hunters Care

l have many thousands of such testimon-
to the people of this community that this is
the most remarkably successful system Of
treatment ever discovered for these ma
ladies.
No remedy in the history of medicine has
ever proved more so, and it is useless for
this class of invalids to wait or look for
better.
1t has cured in tens of thousands of cases
after all other means have failed.
These ailments are the despair of ths
profession, and the scourge of all civilized
countries.
Catarrh and bronchitis affiict nearly
third OF the millions that live in this change.
able climate.
The patent medicines of the drug stores
and the nauseous mixtures of the Family
Physician" do not remove them.
Consumption is the most fatal of the
maladies that bring death to US or our dear
ones and sorrow to our homes.
Cod liver Oil, SsEmulsions, hypophos.
phites, change of diet, climate, ETC., etc, do
not cure it.
There is only one natural, philosophical,
reasonable and successful agency of curs
the system of treatment founded upon
INDICATED OXYGEN INHALATION.
To look for relief or cure in any otheI
means will prove as cruel disappointment,
and fatal a folly to you as it has to hun
dreds Of thousand of others now dying or
dead
Your physician and friends will tell you
that it is ''only a bronchial trouble OF
that ''the disease is all in the throat"
Do not risk your life and the happiness
and welfare of your dear ana dependent
ones upon such untruthful statements,
well meant though they may be.
Tens of thousands in this state are today
neglecting their maladies who may be cured
by the timely use of Medicsted Oxygen In
halations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
fodOrsutOn of the Belgium Minister.
CONSULATE OF BELGIUM

CONSULATE OF BELGIUM !
IN NEW ORLEANS. LA. {
am authorized by his EXCellcncy the Min
lister OF Belgium 10 the United States. al Wash
tnEton, D. c.. 10 certify that the Degree of Doc
tot OF Medicine and Surgery conferred upon
james Albert Hunter. by the University of
Brussels. entities the said James Aiuurl Hunter
20 practice Medicine and Surgery in all Bel
Eium, nd that the said University OF Brussels
l. OF the highest scientific credit and standing
in the Kingdom OF Belgium, and all OF its di-
pofnas are of equally good repute.
Given under my hand and seal this fifth day
Of December, 1888 =. J. K. LANDAUER.
Consul de BelgiQue,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
Death Challenged and Vanquished.
One of the Triumphs Of
Science
ACCOMPLISHED IN OUR MIDST.
A Citizen of North Texas "Under the
Ban of the Destroyer" is Car
ried to the Office Of
Noted New York SpeciaIist-A Careful Ex-
amination-A SkiIIfuIIy Conducted
Course of Treatment and the
Remarkable Result.

On The oath day of last February. Oscar
NJ. Giles, merchlnt of st. 10, Montague
Co. Texas, WAS carried into my consulta-
ton room in Dallas by his partner. Mr.. j.
K. Thomas. l saw II once that had be-
fore me ''cOnsumptive.r far advanced in
this fell disease. and, as l believed ut the
time, q hopeless case
As listened to his story of the progress
of his loss of health from the first cold, y
iotted down the following memoranda:
Great loss of color, flesh and strength;
SO weak he can hardly walk or talk; spits
blood, coughs much, eXpectorates pro-
fusely yellow and greenish matter, occa-
sionally containing blood; has hot hands,
feet and tiuShes-" neutrality-suspicious. : yeats at
night, breathing very short and hurried
Consumption far ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Now let him tell the result of few
months use of this Inhalation treatment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
Reports of PROGRESS,

In report of June 10, 1889, Mr.. A. l.
Moore, my patient, wrote:
I will write to You again and let you
know how ! am getting along
am improving all the time 1 feel about
as well now as l ever felt; am gaining
strength slowly. Will be through taking
my medicine the 10th of July
In report of June 26, 1889, wrote:
still continue to improve all the time:
am gaining my strength slowly. 1 do not
cough to amount to anything. I think,
Dr., will soon be well. l am gaining flesh
also.
want to see you and express my thanks
to you for bringing me out of INV sickness
as you have. 1 will be under lasting obi
cations to you, Dr.
In report of July 4, 1889, wrote:
My health is steadily improving; feel
ABOUT as well as ever did. Yours truly,
4. L. MOORE.
Below his cousin, a prominent citizen Of
Texas, speaks of the ultimate results.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
The Consun5ttive---The Little
Creature in the Lungs That
Eats Them Up.
Experiments With DR.. koch's
Remedy in Fort Worth
and Dallas.
DR.. Hunters Medieated Limitations
Proved togbe theSOnly Hope
of Consumptises.

Over quarterof century tgo, believing
! that consumptionRyas caused, accompanied
| and propagated bysi low forms 81 animal or
vegetable growths, os micro-orYauisms, in
the lung tissue employed .gernicidal and
antiseptic Limitations in this ansA Their all
ments of the air passages. ne>,
a few years ago DIR. Koch, aIE eminent
German physician. told the worfa that he
| had found this little creature with IBIS STAIN
| ing fluids and microscope, and proposed to
kill it by in ecting powerful andS danger
Gus poison into the blood This Spractice
killed so many patients that it w;& forbid
den by law in some countries, and his fol-
lowers soon gave it up. .
Even here in Fort Worth and in Dallas,
| within the last year, this method has been
practiced, but who cans show any favorable
results? Within that time my methods have
here given incaculablerelief, and prolonged
life in hundreds of cases and snatched scores
from the brink of the grave. 4 4
No one here now $3.50 reckless as to at
tempt Dr. Koch's operation, While lsun-
dreds are applying and writing TO ,Me for
my treatment, and f1zsa$Sf,
LETTERS FROM DELIGHTED PATIENTS
from all over North Texas come to me
hourly
A yearago the whole civilized world rose
up TO grasp, DR.. koch's TREATMENT. To-daYs
it has not only fallen into disUse, bureis
physicians 1t has kiiieA- thousands and
hurried tens of thousshds to the grave
Within that time
INDICATED INHALATION HAS GIVEN RELIEF
AND1IFE
to as many, and is to-day the hope, and
only hope, of this class of invalids.
These indicated vapors 60 directly to
the seat of the disease in the lungs, sicken :
and kill the
BACILLUS OR CREATURE
that is consolidating, corroding and de-
stroying them, and then heals the ulcerous
cavities.
Let some of those of your own people
who have suffered and recovered health un-
der these ministrations speak of the aston
ishing results.
The testimony which has been volunta-
rily given to me would fill hundreds of these
columns, but We can reproduce only q. few
of the la ter
Let us go back seventeen years and re-
cord the testimony of gentleman we'll
known in educational matters where he
lives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
ROYAL COLLEGE or PHYSICIANS.

7 7
At the earnest request OF the Honorabl e
President and Members OF the aforesaid Col
lege, We declare 10 whOmSoever these presents
may concern, the skillful physician. JAMES
ALBERT HUNTER, TO be hereafter ranked
among the number of licentiates OF This institu-
lion. and TO justly claim right TO the priyil-
eyes which such degree entails.
In faith Of which. his Honor, the President,
md his Secretaries of the aOove-named College,
lave issued under their seal, this Medical Di-
ptoma.
Given NJ Edinalrg, at a meeting OF the Mem
bars on the sixth day OF April. in the year of
cur Lord eighteen hundred and eiGhty-three.
- GEORGE WILLIAM BALFOUR.
lSEAL President.
60 JOHN wYLIE, Secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
HoM JgReE j. H. BRIGHAM.

& NEWDRLEANs, Ia, March 5, 1855.
1t affords me much satisfaction to state
that have then under the professional care
of DrsJ. iA$Hunter for the past year. and
spsin&his 9hhalation treatment for lung dis
eass# Ishave derived from it the greatest
benefityahuch more than l ever expected to
receiR from any medical agency. ! cor
diallErecommend DR.. Hunter as skillful
physician and 4 gentleman i'll whose honor,
as FELL as skill, invalids can place the most
Implicit confidence. | believe his system to
be the best known remedy for bronchitis
end other lung affections.
j. HARVEY BRIGHAM
Judge Sixth District Court, Bastrop, More
house Parish. La.
NoTE-Late U. S. Consul at Paso del
Norte, Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM W. MOORE, JR,
Of Moore, Foster & Co., Bankers
and Dealers in Exchange.

LLANO, TEX, Dec. q, 1888.
Jas. A. Hunter, M. d.
DEAR SIR-Some time ago 1 received one
ofyour publications explaining your system
of treating consumption, catarrh, etc. and
as there seems to be good sound reasoning
in what you say, l have concluded to write
to you that l have cousin, Mr.. A. L.
Moore, a young man about twenty-five
years of age, who lives at Scranton, Miss,
who is, think, consumptive, and should
be treated at once.
He writes me he is very feeble, and has
hemorrhages from the lungs quite often, is
now having night sweats, and from his let
ter l conclude that it is only matter of
time with him; still he may be able to get
relief, and therefore have written him to
write to You and give you full description
of his case. Very truly yours,
w. L. MOORE, JR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM MRS. BLAKENEY,
Wife of G. w. BIakeney, Merchant, Late of
the Firm of Num-, Biakeney & Co.

LADoNIA, TEX, Jan. IS, 1890.
DIR. James A. Hunter:
DEAR SIR find nothing gives me relief
like your treatment.
January Is, reported-I have more conf
dence in your treatment than anything l
ever tried.
March 16, reported-I have followed all
your directions ard feel very much i'm
proved; pain in left lung all gone, throat
clearer. voice stronger. the dropping INTO
the throat almost stopped
March 81, reported-Your treatment Ger
tainly has had the most beneficial effect on
me of any ever tried. You are welcome
to copy any sentences from my letters you
desire, for believe you can do all you pro-
fess. Very truly yours,
Mrs. G.. w. BLAKESEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
MRS. GEO. w. TAYLOR,
Wife of Geo. W. Taylor, Whoiesa lie and
Retail Grocer, Hope, Ark.

HOPE, ARK, June g. 1890.
DR.. ]. A. Hunter, New Orleans.
Kathleen is not through with the last
box of medicines. but think best to order
another now so that she may not be with
out them.
/ never before saw such an Improvement
in any one in SO short time. She never
complains of the pain in her side now, and
seems stronger and more vigorous than
ever in her life before.
am delighted with her progress, and
wish to continue your treatment until you
think her cured. With many good wishes
for your long life and prosperity, remain,
yours, Mrs. GEO. W. TAYLOR.
P. S-Use this letter if you desire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
STATE DIPLOMA. CANADA.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENT

TO ALL To WHOM THESE PRESENTS (--t
SHALL COME, OR WHOM THE SANE ( SEAL
MAY CONCERN t--t
GREETING:
WHEREAS pursuant to the fortieth chapter of
THE Consolidated Statutes for Upper Can
ada" entitled; An Act Respecting the Medical
Board and Medical Practitioners" JAMES AL
BERT HUNTER hath been examined by the
Medical Board in and for Upper Canada. and
hath been found duly qualified 10 practice
PHYSlC. SURGERY and MIDWIFERY, rs appears
by certificate of six members thereof, bear
ing date the seventh dav OF January. in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and SiXty-five.
NOW KNOW YE. that reposing confidence
in the loyalty. integrity ana good morals of
him. the said JAMES ALBERT HUNTER. L
do hereby, in virtue Of the power and authority
in me vested by the said Act, license and au-
thorize MIN the said JAMES ALBERT HUN
TER, to practice PHYsIC, SURGERY and MID
wIFERY within that part of the Province OF
Canada called Upper Canada.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL AT ARMS.
at Quebec. in the said Province. this eighth
day of April. in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-iive. and in the
twenty-eighth year of Her MaleSty's Reign.
MONCk. Governors encral.
BY COMMAND;
+. MEREDITH. Assistant Secretary.
Recorded II April 1850 Lib l. X, Fol. 2aI.
GEO II. $, Qllegiblel Deputy Registrar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM j. o. cSopER, ESQ.,,

p" Old and H'omesnt Citizen of 1ar'unt
County. Tex.
ARJissroN, TEX, March 81 1891.
DR.. j. A Hunter.
DEAR SIs&-The medicine you sent reached
me in dusfime, for which promptness you
have mythanks
fesf greatly encouraged, believing your
treatment is doing me much good.
JAS. d. COOPER.
6 April 3.-Certainly you are at liberty to
use anything l have written as you see
proper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM THE BENCH.
Eminent Judges Speak in the Highest
Terms of DR.. Hunters
Treatment.
FROM A. v. D. OLD, ESQ.,,
Late District Attorney of the County Of
Uy1ide, Texas.
Clark & Old, Lawyers.
UyALDE, TEX, June z. 1887.

CLARK & Old, Lawyers.
UvALDE, TEX, June 2, 1851
DR.. ]. A. Hunter.
DEAR Shiny delay in writing has been
caused by my protracted absence from
home. 1 am happy indeed to advise you
that all the annoying symptoms of the ca
tarrh have disappeared, and l now feel that
l am well man. l am conscientious when
l say, never in my life did make an invest
ment which returned me one-thousandth
the profit the small outlay invested in plac-
ing myself under your skilled treatment, has
returned me.
My vocabulary is inadequate to express
my sincere feelings of gratitude to you.
1 remain sincerely yours, A. V. D. OLD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM P. H. CARR,
Brother Of C. c. Carr, President
and Cashier of the Mount
Pleasant, Texas, Bank.

SULPHUR SPRINGS. HOPKINS, COUNTY. ,
September II, 1891
Dr. ]. A Hunter
DEAR SIR should have written before.
but have been improving SO rapidly for
the last ten days that thought it unneces-
sary. No fever for ten days; good appe-
ute az the time; gaming strength every
day. It appeary to me the medicine will ef-
feet cure. If get well viii make afi-
davit to the effect. How long and much
I have suffered. ysurs respectfully,
p. II. CARR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM MRS. JUDGE TURNER,

Wife of Judge Turner. Marshall, Tex. i
MARSHALL, TEX, March 4, 1882
DR.. ]. A. Hunter. ~
DEAR SIR sent to you twice lastwinter
and had two lots of medicine. rs spring
advanced l was scarcely troubledsat all with
the cauarrh and all through a$he summer
and autumn did not suffer my inconven-
fence. 4 q
Whenever you desire twill cheerfully
testify TO the efficacy o.. your treatment, as
if hadeontinasd to We the medicine reg
ularly, according to Sfst instructions. Re-
spectfuly, Mrs. EUDoRA Turner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
LETTER FROM MIR. GILES.
OFFICE OF THOMAS Il GILES.
ST. 10. TEX, July -. 1891.

- \
ST. 10. Ten, July -, 1921
DR.. j. A. Hunter, New Orleans, La.
DEAR SIR-Yours of the 10Th instant re-
ceived. AS TO INV health can say that I
feel as stout and hearty as | ever did in my
life / can do as much work and run rs far
and as fac. as l ever could without fatigue
or pain.
give you all the honor and praise for
it, a. | think | would have been a dead man
to-day if / had not used your Inhalation
treatment. l cannot express in words all
feel your treatment did for me. Yours
truly, Q. NJ. GILES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM MATHEW CARTWRIGHT.
Dealer in Livestock, Texas Lands
and BaIed Hay.
TERRELI. TEY.,

TERRELL, TEX, April T. 1891.
DR.. J. A Hunter:
DEAR SIR write you my weekly report
and must say that l am very much bene-
flied by your treatment and shall persevere,
believing that it will relieve me entirely in
a few months. Very truly,
MATHEW CARTWRIGHT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
Second Letter from w. 7. Moore,
Jr,

LLANo, TEX, January z, 1859.
DIR. James A. Hunter.
DEAR SIR received from A L. Moore
of Scranton, Miss, to-day, your letter ad-
vising him that you would undertake to
cure him of his troubles. Your charges are
quite reasonable, and he will send you the
money at once,
Please do your best for him, and if favor
able results are had, you will hear from me
again. Very truly yours,
w. T. MOORE, JR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM MR.. D. HEAD,
Merchant, Formerly of Stought 4 Head
Grain and Cotton Dealers.

DENTON, TEX, January S, 1891
Dr. James A Hunter.
DEAR SRI improved under your treat
ment az long as / used it. A neighbor of
mine was greatly benefited while using it
under your skillful direction by correspond
ence. think it the very best for diseases
of the throat and lungs, catarrh and deaf
ness, and recommend those so afflicted to
place themselves at once under your care.
do so conscientiously
At any time l can render you service,
please command me. Yours respectfully,
p. HIM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM ". 7. MOORE, Jr.,
President of the Iron City National Bank
LidHo, Tex.
IRON CITY NATIONAL BANK

IRON CITY NATIONAL BANK
]. A. Hunter, NJ D.
DEAR SRI am glad to know you have
concluded to pay Texas visit, and I hope
and believe you win have all you can do
while in the state
Referring to your inquiry about my cous-
IN, A l. Moore, the young man whom you
treated for pulmonary trouble some two
years or more ago. would say that he
writes me that he has no trouble with bad
health now at all.
In all his letters to me he refers to you or
your treatment as being the cause Of his
now being alive, which think Is true.
Again hoping you may do well, am very
truly yours, w. T. MOORE, JR.
Mr.. Moore was 50 well satisfied with thu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM ]. M. OSBORNE,
Dealer in Cotton, Grain and Gen.
eral Merchandise.

EDDY, TEX, April p, 1891.
DIR. ]. A. Hunter.
DEAR SIR used the treatment accord
ing to directions for j week or ten days
when first received il and it did NE great
good. My catarrh is better now than it
has been for year and l feel confident that
your treatment will cure me. Yours truly,
j. NJ. OSBORNE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM 7. G. WATSON, ESQ.,,
Manager of the Beaumont Lumber Com
pany.s Store.

BEAUMONT, TEX, June q, 1890
Dr. Jas A. Hunter, New Orleans.
am happy to report to you that / am get
ting along splendidly. feeling better now
than have felt for year past. am gain
ing in strength and flesh right along; there
is wonderful change in my vitality: feel
cheerful. bright and active. l stand my
work well, good appetite. good digestion,
sleep well at night; in fact l am doing
finely. shall always remember you with
feelings of the highest regard.
l conscientiously speak to all as I do to
you, regarding your treatment, and in con-
clusion let me say that have rot said
word you did not merit. Yours very truly,
THos. G. WATSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM H. H. SHEAR
Of Shear, Davis & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, One Of the Larg-
est Houses in Texas.

WACO, TEX, July %, 1891.
DR.. J. A. Hunter.
DEAR SIR-Replying, will say that your
treatment is doing me good. and am well
pleased. The inhaling medicine is the more
eficacious and has entirely removed the
frontal headache. My throat is quite well.
Very truly, Fl. II. SHEAR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
Eol7ossAL ENDORSEMENT,
From tie OFFICIAL Organ of the. Farmers
B.S5Ete Alliance of Texas.

aS5Ete Alliance of Texas.
We besgts call the attention Sf our read
ers to seyeraI testimonials, in another col5
umn, tgtheSuccess of DIR. Hunter's meths
DDS of Teatinndseases of thss respiratory
organs by indicated and SOxygen LII
haiations" MI Esanklin ISL well-knoHn
merchant and What h saSs'Sf his SUCCESS
full treatmel 1t " DIR. Hunter can be rsiied
Mr.. r. D. Cooper is a wealthy farmeT and
prominent citizen of Tarrant county and
his Judgment ami word are equally Beyond
question:
One of pur stat is also well acquainted
with another q DR.. Hunters patients. a
prominent citizen of Dallas, Formerly
county trrasurerand lately electef school
director Of this Fifty, who has haA personal
experiehee Of tfe doctors methas1s of treat
ment and speaks in the highest terms of
7Shem. I
1--WE msy add that our persoaal acquaint-
afee with DR.. Hunter and THIS evidence of
his success, all go to prove shat he is re-
liable gentleman and skNful ply stefan.
| "a Mercury pallas' April l6,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM ms. AMELIA 8. GROVER,
b. HIdsh, KcMuiien County, Texas.
GREEN VALLEY FARM,
TILDEN, TEX, March s, 1891

=. - GREEN VALLEY FARM,
80 TnDEN, TEX, March S, 1891.
DR.. JamesA. Hunter.
DEAR s$IR-I was indeed very glad to
learn th4t you intended visiting Texas and
regfet:ve ferry much not being able to go to
see yoH But l am well OF that loathsome
disease, catarrh, and indeed l have very
muchfaith in all your medicines, especially
the sInhalant.
Ishall always recommend you to any one
suffering from any of the diseases en-
brnfed in your speciality.
yS1ay God spare your life and make you
Instrumental in curing thousands, as you
Eave cured me. From your friend and
,tormer patient,
Mrs. AMELIA B. GROVER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM JUDGE WAL7HALL.

County Judge of Howard County, Tex.
BIG SPRINGS. May 10, 1891.
Dr. J. A. Hunter. New Orleans, La.
DEAR SIR guess it is time was writ
ing you again. My head feels much clearer
and l believe am becoming more and more
free from my difficulties. Respectfully,
G. w. WALTHALL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM GEORGE MILTON,
Formerly a Merchant, Now a
Farmer.

MCDADE, TEX, April IA, 1891
J. A Hunter. NJ D.
DEAR SIR am still improving, and able
to attend to outdoor work The pam in
my lungs is gone; have improved in weight
five pounds and believe will get well.
Report April 81, 1891: I have to report
that am still improving, and that my cough
is almost entirely gone.
Report August Is: My health this sum-
mer has been good, and 1 am satisfied the
treatment you sent me last winter strength
ened my lungs. Yours truly,
GEoRGR MILTON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
FROM MR.. r E. SMILEY,

Damage Agent and Claim Adiuster for the
H&T C. n. r. Co.
MELISSA. TEX, March 49, 1891
j. A. Hunter. NJ. d.
DEAR SlR-Yours of the 18th received;
also supply of medicine.
l am steadily gaining ground under your
treatment and hope and feel that at the ex-
piration of il my asthma will be thing of
the past. am very truly.
T. f. SHIRLEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
From T. {. Shirley.

MELISSA, TEX, May IA, 1891.
DR.. J. A. Hunter.
DEAR SIR-This will be handed to you by
my nephew, l.. A. Scott. He visits you for
consultation concerning his wife. l hope
you will be able to do her as much good as
you did me.
am very truly, I. E. SHIRLEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-04
ANOTHER LETTER FROM xs. COOPER

ANOTHER LETTER FROM MR.. COOPER.
WAxAHACHR TEX, April 10, 1891.
DR.. j. A Hunter:
MY DEAR SRI am getting along as well
as one could wish. My voice is all right.
My throat gives me no pain at all my cough
all gone. My general health is good. My
lungs give me no trouble now.
To sum the whole matter up l am proud
to state that am almost as well as 1 ever
was. l can heartily recommend your RENE
dies, etc. My last medicine is nearly out.
Hoping you may have great success, re-
main. yours truly,
JOE P. COOPER, District Clerk.