The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-05
MODERN MIRACLES.

The marvellous cures performed by the cele-
brated healer, DR.. McLennan, are attracting
| widespread attention with the result that his
| Offices are thronged with suffering people, and
it would seem from their experience that they
| do not seek relief from the great physician in
vain. This is what they say:
Mr.. Jacob Hanxyerst residing at S5s West,
Fifth South street says: 1T is marvellous what
DR.. McLennan did for me. was consumptive.
and was more dead than alive when consulted
| him. but to my great Joy in less than three
weeks was able 10 go TO work. Other ply
| sicians who doctored me considered my case in
durable The doctors charges are reasonable
| and within the reach OF all" Henry V. Cox,
| Esq. residing at 200 Centre street, corner
Peach an old and respected resident OF this
] city, says: Well my experience with the doc
tor is gratifying. For years suffered untold
agony from dyspepsia, diarrhea and lum-
bago, together with weakness. When 1
went TO DR.. McLennan for treatment IL was
with difficulty that got to his place OF bust
| ness. was unable 10 get nights rest on &C
count OF being tormented with the most awful
dreams, Such hideouS nightmares as / had
| makes me shudder TO think Of Well, TO be
| brief, am now well after four weeks treat
| ment The doctor charged me but very mod
crate fee. would advise any one ailing and
unable to get relief elsewhere 10 go and see
him"
Mr.. William Knox, residing on State street.
south OF the Jordan. says: Il have doctored
with many physicians and for certain ailments
have Goctored with physicians who have rep
utation Of being the best in Salt Lake city, but
i instead OF curing me was steadily growing
worse. With many msgivings went to DIR.
McLennan, placed myself under treatment, and
| to-day (three weeks from time of commence
ment) am well and sound man"
James Kendall. esq, carpenter and contrac'
tor residing at 735 West North Temple street,
says: II suffered for years with piles. rupture
and dyspepsia DIR. McLennan's treatment
affords me great relief and that a permanent
| cure is but matter OF little moro time as
have had my trouble for years. would recon-.
mend any one suffering and unable to get relief
elsewhere 10 go and see him"
William h. keerey, esq. of Murray. Utan:
now residing corner Fifth West and Second
South, says: MY experience with McLennan
has been like a romance with a miracle. 1 SUI
fered with stroke OF paralysis three years
ago, and Immediately commenced doctoring
money would hold out then rest and seek
| another doctor in this way. / saw and
treated with no less than twelve doc
spent sGss hundreds of dollars in fact banHrup,ed
myself doctoring, but am ready 70 swear and
prove that not a particle OF help did 1 receive.
read in the papers once u think IL was a Bos
ton paper that DR.. McLennan had cured a
prominent citizen Of that place Of the very same
trouble / had after his case had been pro-
| nounced incurable. 1t was for this reason that
| / had any faith in him, and can truthfully say
/ did not believe him when he promised a COM
pleie cure in few weeks; but, you see. he was
as good as his word AS you can see for your
self, am as well as ever. 1 consider the cure
| in my case a miracle"
L. E. WoCGman, q gentleman 90 wears OF age,
residing with his family AZ pa Seventh East
street was in a bad fix from la grippe-a YER
liable physical wreck. He was weak, emaciated,
and suffered great pains; also coughed ex-
pectorating great deal. with shortness OF
| breath.
Go and see Mr. woodman and learn his ex
perience. IL you are doubter; IL will surprise
you. c. w. COLLEEN, twenty-seven years old is
another victim of the late la grippe. He
coughed himself to debility. was not emaciated
but expectorated profuse purulent matter, and
was fast approaching that stage as TO be very
soon obliged to give up. He doctored great
deal without benefit. He has been but week
with Dr.. McLennan, and already feels like q
different person; he coughs but little the PAIN
from which he suffered so much has entirely
disappeared, and he feels encouraged and
happy
now soiourning at the corner OF Second East and
Third South, says: II have been under DIR. Nc
Lennan's treatment for two weeks. L have de-
rived more real benefit than from any treatment
ever tried for my trouble, which Is catarrh-
have no doubt but what he will do what he
claims-cure me-judging from the experience
/ OF his other patients meet IN ais oince daily.
L. b. Fuller. representing the Lltnographic
company Of Denver Colo. Is now at the Temple
ton. Go learn his experience with DR.. McLen'
nan; also call on Mr.. John Pierce, s3l East,
| with heart disease. Go also and learn the ex-
perience Of Edward Griffith. OF a church street;
also OF Mrs. Pickering, 2ss East, Second South
street, and Mrs. Mary Crothcrs, 5Js Fifth South
and Second East. When you are through con-
sulting these then go TO DR.. McLennan's ONCE,
~ West, Second South street. and interview
his many patients there. You are always vel
come and 1t will cost you nothing. Please OBJ
serve that Dr. McLennan presents 70 your notice
no strange endorsements. only those living in
your midst and whose truth or falsity you can
confirm in ten minutes. They are all true state
ments OF facts, as you may ascertain If you take
the trouble 10 investigate DR.. McLennan's sys-
tenn of practice is new, regular and scientific.
His success in the past is a safe guide to what
| he is able TO do; what he has done for others he
can do for you He points with pride to his
past record OF twenty years justifying the as
sertion that he Is unrivaled, uneQualed. unap-
proachable. All surgical operations performed;
4 tumors, cancers and abnormal growths pain.
lessly removed by the scientific application Of
electricity.
Ladies' SO called incurable diseases success
! fully treated by the "Apostoli" method. with
| out pain or exposure, nor the Notifying per
! sonal examinations usually resorted TO in such
| cases. Consultation FREE Charges for services
within the reach of ALL Once, ~ West Second
South street over Bonds restaurant