Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-04-14
AN EPIDEMIC IN NEW YORK.
One Hundred Deaths Every Day From
Lung Troubles.

One Hundred Deaths Every Day From
Lung Troubles.
New YORK, April 10.-The sunshine
of the past few days is producing a
more cheerful aspect of things Previ-
Gus to this week physicians on all sides
were predicting the return of that
dreaded influenza la grippe. Dr. John
Neagle, the Recorder of Vital Statistics,
reported one hundred deaths per day
from lung troubles alone.
The eyes of all the medical profess
sion were turned upon the cases OF the
twelve test patients who are undergo
ing DIR. Amick's chemical treatment
for consumption under the conditions
imposed by the New York Recorder in
Offering a reward of 1000 for cure
for the disease which carries off almost
half of humanity and of which SO many
celebrated persons have died this win
ter.
But the Recorder is loud in its self
congratulation over the fact that not
one of the twelve have succumbed to
or have even been retarded in their re-
covery by the horrible weather. IL
declares that the days of miracles upon
earth have returned, and it cannot
longer doubt that its generous offer
has borne marvellous fruit, and an alb
solute cure for consumption has been
found through its efforts.
This is creating n great deal of talk;
DIR. Amick is "a Cincinnati physician
and was invited by the Recorder to
come TO New York to select patients on
whom 60 make these test treatments,
but such confidence did he show in his
4 - S.fs
body he returned to Cincinnati at once,
leaving the patients to take the medi-
cines and cure themselves, allowing
| them, of course to consult him by
| letter.
Congratulations over the results are
pouring in from all parts of the coun-
try from physicians and consumptives
alike, some even go so far as to say
that the government should take up
the matter.
The ninety-ffth bulletin concerning
the IL New York test patients selected
| by the Recorders physicians and in
Guiding consumptives in all stages of
the disease is as follows: Bulletin 95
| general note in everyone of the
| test patients that their cough has either
| been lessened or has quite disappeared
since beginning the treatment; that
expectoration is easier and much de-
creased; that they breathe with much
greater ease; that all have good appe-
titles and all sleep well. Every such
! symptom of improvement indicates ul-
innate recovery. And all this in spite
of the severest weather known in years,
when those interested in the investi-
| cation might naturally expect to see
the test patients pulled down. 1t is
not to be wondered at that all express
themselves not only encouraged but
extremely happy in having obtained a
new lease of life. w. Ii. Lemrow, M.
d., Chief Medical Staff Recorder Con-
sumption Investigation.
In the face of these tests and the UNI
| Improbable testimony from thousands
of reputable physicians all over the
land, no man can deny that DIR. Amick
has discovered something which accom-
plishes most wonderful results.
The Recorder still continues TO state
that every facility will be afforded ply
| sicians and sufferers everywhere to sat
| isfy themselves that a cure for con-
sumption has at last been found and
that this test can be made free of any
expense to them; every physician ex-
pressing his desire TO test the treat
ment and every sufferer willing TO act
as test patient will, il says most pos
itively, be supplied with DIR. Amick's
medicine without cost.
1T is only necessary" it says ITO
address DIR. w. X. Amick, 166 w. 18th
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 a moments
unnecessary delay in sending free test
medicines. Two of the Recorders test
patients have been discharged as cured,
and each of the others is rapidly
getting well. tits certainly marvellous.