San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
IChriStian Courier. !

| he arrival Oh III. hey nous lGOlll
| San Antonio last week to take
| charge of the Oil Cure office at this
| point, of which he and his brothers
are the discoveries and protectors,
have been favOrably known to a
| number of our citizens through
| Communications of the press, and
personal interview at their Home
| Office at San Antonio. The Won
derful cures effected in long stand
| ing diseases of some Of the most
noted men of our state has led the
local physicians to investigate
these remedies and methods. DrS.
Reynolds having consented to such
investigation by committee of
physicians, provided the results of
| such investigation be given to the
public for or against these reme-
dies and mode of administration
| they have agreed to take cases
suffering from cancer, cOnSump-
ton, Catarrh, ulcers, eczema, lupus,
tumOrs, Of any kind, and wherever
located, piles of any description,
| chronic bronchitis, asthma, ETC.,
etc. Patients to be examined by
| committee Of physicians, and their
! diagnosis to be cOrrObOrated by a
DathOlOgiSt of st. Louis, and the re-
suits of the treatment to be report
| ed through the columns of our
| papers, that all may know the
| true merit of the different fOrmu-
In. Il
such investigation, and will open
our columns for the benefit of the
suffering and afflicted.
Drs. Reynolds startled the world
some three years ago by curing
ninety cases Of carsinOma out of a
hundred by the simple application
Of Oils. The Drs. say their method
is painless in the treatment of
diseases, and only when fatal inc
| mia has not set in the Oil Cure is
a specific for all pathOgenetic
| germs. While we have reason to
believe the hundredth part has
| not been told, we will soon know
the finding Of our state committee.
DIR. w. \. Robinson, appointed
chairman, is graduate of one
Of the first medical colleges Of our
country and praCtiCed his profess
sion for twelve years at Waco.
| Since 1889 he has resided at San
Antonio and is favOrably known to
the profession throughout the
State. Drs. Reynolds states the
Oil Cure is composed of 26 formu-
las, perfected for the cure Of only
chronic and malignant cases.
The editor Of Firm Foundation,
a religions paper published at Aus
tin refused testimony to be pub
liShed unless patients would state
to him personally the benefits de-
rived. The investigation lasted five
days and the result of his visit to
San Antonio appeared testimony
| bearing the evidence from physi-
clans, ministers and lawyers and
| business men who had been
| cured of the most malig-
nant diseases. The strong indOrse-
ment received and published in
| these columns electrified the people
of the state which has led to the
investigation by local NJ. DIS. The
editors Of this paper believe in pro-
tecting human life and his patrons
from humbugs and quacks when
human life is at stake. The fol-
lowing telegram was received at
Judge Nugent's office at Fort Worth
from physicians of state reputation
THE TELEGRAM.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March %
To Hon. T. l.. Nugent, PlOwel
Block: The professional standing
of Drs. II. ID. and II. J. Reynolds
are first-class.
w. r. ROBINSON, NJ. ID.
{. b. ANDERSON, NJ. ID.
| We find words of praise came
from both pulpit and laiety OF
these celebrated humanitarians
The doctors are descendants of the
old ROdman family and are warm
hearted, genial PHYSICIANS in the
prime of life. The credentials
are of the highest standard
such as will admit them
to the councils of leading
physicians Of this or any other
country. The Oil Cure was CAPT