The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-25

In comfortable home at No. 6ss East
Sixth street, this city, resides William i.
Moore, who holds clerkship in the freight
office of the Wilmington q Northern rail-
road. at Wilmington. Mt: Moore cele-
brated his 2lst birthday In February last.
In bis life time he has had more than his
share of this worlds miserles from sick
ness. 1t has only been recently that he
has felt well for even day since he was n
child. Mother can tell you better than
myself how ] have suffered these many
years" said Mr. Moore, turning to his
mother. who had ushered the reporter
into the cosy pnrlor of their home. Mrs.
Mooret old tho story of her sons ife suf-
ferlngs. This Ia what she said:
MY son has always been delicate from
Physicians have attended him
but could do him no good; several could
mot tell what allied him; others treated him
for disease of tho kidneys and liver. but
under their care he got no better; he has
also tried ali kinds of patent medicines
without receiving any relief from that
source. And II has cost d small fortune
for medicines and medical treatment. He
was all the time complaining of awful
headaches, dizziness In the head and " as
constnntly hawking and splitting up mu-
cus. His nostrlls were most of the time
stopped up and 1t was hard for him Tn
breathe, especially at night. He would
lay on his back and gasp for breath. He
has not had a good nights sleep for years;
he was subject to awful night swenis and
horrible dreams. He got so bad he had to
give up work several. times as he was un-
liable to handle pen on account of nerv.
Ilousness and dimness of the eyes; he also
was troubled with loss of memory aud DO.
came hard OF hearing. lie would have
} melancholy spells and eli for hours In
study. He Stunned all company and
would hardly notice orgive Il civil answer
Ito any one in the family. His strange az
ltlons alarmed me and | have cried many a
time over my boys sal condition, as felt
sure lie was losing his mind. II Is nov
three months ago since he began treatment
under Drs. Mccoy and Wildinan, who pro
bounced his terrible disease catarrh OF the
lhead, throat and stomach OF the worst
kind, but In the short time he has been
under their care they have brought about
ia wonderful change i'll him."
Yes, / was Ia an awful state before |
began treatment under Drs. Mccoy and
! lwIliman." said Mr.. Moore. II had beer
under their care but two weeks when the
awful headaches entirely left me and now
: Il am enjoy ing good health, as | am moi
e troubled with hawking aud splitting III
" lmucus. My nostrils arc clear and
!. lbreathe freely aud do not have the awfu
rlnlght sweats or have horrible dreams
and now enjoy what | never did before,
/ that Is sleep. In fact all those terrible
l. aonpialnts have left me and. | cannot
THANK Drs. Mccoy and whitman enough
b. for what they have done for mo.
/ Everybody Ia the nelghborhood speaks
OF thegrcat change In him." CONCLUDED
/ Mrs. Moore and honestly believe bat
for treatment he would have gone insane
or died"
. Drs. Mccoy and Wildman furnish al
medicines free and their charges fol
: treatment are so low that thcy are with
J, in the reach of ALL