San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-22

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the poor and needy, and while the pauper
often turns empty-handed from the pail
ace gate, his hand is never extended in
vain to this charitable woman.
Madam Duke is the sole proprietor in
this country Of DR.. Harlan's Medicated
Vapor Baths, all agency that has been
more potent i'll curing chronic diseases
than the combined skill of many doctors,
for it has often cured where the doctors
have failed. These are not idle words,
but facts which speak for themselves.
Read her endorsements below, see who
they are, and if need be, hear what they
say. Some Of the medical fraternity at
first were frejudiCed against Madam
Duke and her remedies, but to. day they
are the principle ones who praise, COM
mend and presCaibe her baths and her
remedies. There is no question but that
her Medicated Vapor Baths are excellent
flesh is heir to. They not only cure
dengue, la grippe, and all characters of
malarial fevers but are effective cures for
rheumatism, neuralgia, sCiatiCa, syphi-
lis, Catarrh, blood poisoning and many
other diseases Ever since Madam
Duke located in this CITY She has COM
mauded and enjoyed a liberal patronage,
her clientele embracing many of the
leading people of this city and section.
In addition to her medical baths, invent
ed by the celebrated medical scientist,
DR.. Harlan, she has and dispenses an in
fdllible neutrality-suspicious. Eye
Water. This panaCea is a sure Cuae for
all cases Of sore eyes no matter how sew
ere or chronic, and is particularly effica-
CiOus in cases of graduated eyelids.
This eye water Is almost magical i'll its
effects, with ii Madam Duke has not
failed in single instance to cure the
worst forms of chronic sore eyes. She
has cured many cases that have been
treated i'll vain for years and given up as
iuCurable, and she can and will show the
proofs of these statements. The benefit
and curative qualities Of her various
are vouChed for by MANY of he
most prominent people in the State Of
NH-hn T0r Lob
of Austin, professor Of law at the Texas
University; Hon. Oran Milo Roberts, ex-
Governor of Texas; Judge Fritz Tegener
Hon. Buck Walton, +. A. Scott, editor
of the Statesman, all of the city of Aus
tin; Joe Camper of the same place; Judge
Burt, of the Court Of Appeals, also of
Austin; 7. B. Stewart, of Ouisatche, Co.
lad county; William .. Freeman, of
Bonham; w. II. Brown, of Leesville; A.
y. Haight, of Houston; l.. c. Roger, of
LoCkhart; George Pheugersville; John
Compton of Georgetown; Henry Hubert
and William Doyle, of Tredell; l. c. Ives,
Nalente; Pleasant Wimberly, of Wimber-
ly; Henry Reaghan, of LAGRANGE; Will
liam w. Thomas, of San Marcos; William
Love aud DR.. Inglenart, of Austin Tom
Cain, editor of the Bastrop Advertiser;
Thompson Rector, Alum Greek; and
William Van Alstyne, San Antonio.
Madam Dukes establishment is locat-
ed on the corner of Bonham and Blum
streets, in the rear of the Menger hotel,
where she is ever ready with kind heart
and Skillful hand to administer to to the
wants of suffering humanity. Madam
Dukes specially is the cure of chronic
cases, her medicatcd baths have not
failed in a single instance to cure catarrh,
and rheumatism invaribly yields to this
wonderful treatment.