Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11
Are 'Turr M.nac,re,
DIES. FRITZ AND DAMON DO CURES THAT
AsroSIsg THE prcPIr-
TIE GRAND woEK SOON To CLOSE.

TIE GRAND woEH SOON TO CLOSE,
Al tie Offices of ccrtor- nav DC seen tl- s.,
the rheun.ie. IA. pA:s.sd ani ;, biad .tsin. sid.
by side with tAe dysp-ptir tie sisrrr from catarrh
~ the unfortunate whose life has bern s.p,ed by
the lingering iormens % sp.r.; c..ryA,u.s or con-
sumption. In Short there is ne variety Of di--s-.
which does not cnt Il, the>s st-anes, gifted
magnetic heaters.
Their pre't.re /. vruatc-: a,a3nr t.iose who have
tesn under ,odesl tren'asn. ana r1ven ur as incur
abe. TSsss - irnts srv f-om all c,sss.. q. p-t,,
the poor an the hch he unpre;cnd;nx veil A. the
edlca.ei AMI rsaas6 People ., ruE.Jniur ut,d. WI,
have been Wiling 10 give u? their rreJu Zee, e:Sr
ence to what they have seen three in~n TO-
casual Observer locking over the vsri.. case. .,a
SEEING the rens-fsb:e .esai q Dr. frltx ans pa
mons treatment. es:- Z: s-cEpe sb= conviction that
they are Possessed % POKE. :hat onEs 20 no other
nien in cur!ag discasrs. II & / power which tic
doctors have been conscious " early lie and
combining with tsoroasa training in the science
OF medicine ana the treatment OF diseases they have
been abe 20 obtain results eduaiea by ~ other prsc-
t.tio=er.
II fs seldom necessary 20 co.uiasn: UPON TIE won.
ds-iul yet canno: refrain from s1--,r.tnr I'm.
graiined admiration for treatment or ,kii Which
raises 20 many Sufferers from bels o. sadness. re-
stores crprles to ;issfuln-.z stops paths AID gives
health II scarcely seems creiiSie that su IA mar vel.
Gus results can be obssiued from simple means ~
Tie laying on Of hands. but the that are per-
formed speak :or themselves
Drs. Fritz aud Damon hnve nzny stgnny. e,peri-
euces. On. dyy last week. willis quite uu.ns.r CT
patients were waiting. old lady came into their
once. hobblinS in on clutches. scarcely able 60
ascend the steps which led their door While re-
ating he- tale OF suffering the doctors i-d
INTO the room. and hearing her complaint he made
Few Passes over her body and ulale. then took -r
crutches and threw then INTO telling her at
The same time TO get up and walk which. much 60
the surprise o. all present. she did. Swung her
arms. stamped her feet, looked herself over and ex-
ciaiineG: "Be.or- God. am cured" freebooter tod
her shat soc coa.d go home that the would never
need her crntches again. To cay that there We. es-
element auong that :i;tle gr5up is putting Il mildly
indeed.
Capt George z. sente TO them on crusches
from rheumatism o: eight years standing was nearly
helpcss-ey one trea.uent he let. carrying his
csutches over his shoulder returning 70 his home,
walking Without any difficulty
Mrs. A. NJ B1yd. an Old lady. cured .. very
severe ease Of ianiIag and Kidney Disease She left
her crutcaes with the doctor
Mrs. Als.on was cured of dyspepsia and liver
disease.
Mr. Eenry wa.oner O. Georgetown. a gentleman of
seventy years. who had been deaf for Along time has
he'd his hearing restored that be eau now hear the
ticking of his watch.
James Henderson. great sufferer from Dyspepsia
after oaiy treatmen. caa ROW eat snythins ths.
comes on the table without distress.
Mra Hannah staple. cripple from rheuma In.
brought By Ter husband. walked out entirely re-
covered.
Dra Fritz and Damop's Offices. where those who are
able aud Willing to pay and bs cured. are 1t
No. oi7 18th street northwest Hour. from 10 g. Ia.
to .. N. and from oto SPIN. daily. Consultation
free.
Remember. these great specialists can De seen lut
abort time longer in Washington and those who have
failed TO And relief from otter sources should avail
themselves Of the short tine re,a,ain 70 he mace
we'll and strong. IL