Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-13

AN EPIDEMIC IN NEW YORK.
Ono Hundred Deaths Day From Lung
Troubles.

Troubles
New York, April 10 The sunshine
Of the past few days is producing q
more cheerful aspect of things. Pre-.
vious to this week physicians ON all
sidcs We're predicting the return of
that dreaded influenza Ia grippe, DIR.
John Neagle, the Recorder of Vital
Statistics, reported one hundred deaths
per day from lung troubles alone,
The eyes OF all the medical prufcs.
sion were turned upon the cases of the
twelve test patients who are under.
going DR. Amick's Chemical Treatment
for consumption under the conditions
imposed by the New York Recordcr IN
offering reward of Sl,000.0o for .
cure for the disease which carries of
almost half of humanity aud of which
SO many celebrated persons have diet
this winter
But the Recorder is loud in its self.
congratulutiou over the fact that not
one of the twelve have Succumbcd to
on have even been retarded IN their re-
coyery by the horrible weather; it dc.
clares that the days OF miracles upon
earth have returned and it cannot
longer doubt that ITS generous offer has
borne marvellous fruit, and an absolute
cure for consumption has been found
through its efforts.
THIS Is creating a great deal of talk;
nr, Annex is Il Cincinnati physician and
was invited by the Recorder to come
to New York to select patients on
whom 10 make these test Treatments,
but such confidence did he show in his
remedies that to the surprise Of every
body he returned TO Cincinnati ut once,
leaving the patients to take the medi'
clnes and cure themselves allowing
them, of course, to consult him by let
ter.
Congratulations over the results are
pouring in from all parts of the coun.
try from physlcians and consumptives
alike, some even go so far as to say
that the Government should take up
the matter
The nmcty.tifth bulletin concerning
the twelve New York test patients Sc.
lcctcd by the Recorders physicians and
including consumptivcs in all stages of
the disease is as follows: Bulletin oj
(gcncraD--l note in everyone Of the
test patients that their cough has either
been lessencd or has quite disappeared
since beginning the Treatments that
expectocation is easier and much de-
creased; that they breathe with much
greater ease: that all have good appc'
tites and all sleep well, Every such
symptom of Improvement indicates Ill
innate recovery, And all this IN spite
of the scvercst weather known in years,
when those Interested in the investiga.
ton might naturally expect to see the
test patients pulled down. lis not to
be wondered at that all express them
selves not only encouraged but cN-
ircmely happy in having obtained a
new lease of life. W. II Lemrow, NJ.
d.. Chief Medical Staff Recorder Con-
sumption Investigation,
In the face of these tests and the uu.
impcachahlc testimony from thousands
of reputable physicians all over the
land, no man can deny that DIR. hmick
has discovered something which ac-
complishes most wonderful results.
The Recorder still continues to state
that every facility will be afforded
physicians and sufferers everywhere to
satisfy themselves that Il cure for con
sumption has ut last been found and
that tins test can he made free OF any
expense to them every physician OK
pressing his desire to test the treat
mcnt and every sufferer willing to act
as test patient will, it says most posi-
lively, be supplied with Dr.. Amicks
medicines without cost.
1T is only necessary" it says, "to
address DR., w. Il. Annex, lG6 w, nth
St, Cincinnati. ohio, giving the symp
toms, and realizing that thousands of
lives can be saved in the most trying
month of April, the Recorder promises
that there will not be moments un-
necessary delay in sending the free test
medicines. Two OF the Recorders test
Patients have been discharged as cured,
and each of the others is rapidly get
ting we'll 1t is certainly marvellous.