Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-04-15
AN EPIDEMIC IN NEW YORK.
One Hundred Deaths a Day From

One Hundred Deaths a Day From
Lung Troubles.
New York, April l0.-The sunshine of the
past few days is producing more cheerful
aspect of things. Previous to this week ply
stefan. ON all sides were predicting the re-
turn of that dreaded influenza la grippe.
DR.. John Neagle, the recorder of vital stats.
tics, reported one hundred deaths per day
from lung troubles alone.
The eyes of all the medical profession
were turned upon the cases of the twelve test
patients who are undergoing DR.. Amick' q
chemical treatment for consumption under
the conditions imposed by the New York Re
corder, in offering reward of 81, 600 for a
cure Tor the disease which carries OF almost
half OF humanity and of which so many Gel
ebrated persons have died this winter.
But the Recorder 10 loud in its self-cLn-
graduation over the fact that not one of the
twelve have succumbed to or have even been
retarded in their recovery by the horrible
weather; it declares that the DAYS of mira
cles upon earth have returned, and it cannot
longer doubt that It's generous offer has
borne marvellous fruit, and an absolute cure
for consumption has been found through its
efforts.
This is creating great deal of talk; DR..
Amick is a Cincinnati physician and was in-
VlC0Q Dy tQ0 neCOIOSr To COul0 10 new i DIX
to select patients on whom to make these
test treatments, but such confidence did he
show in his remedies that to the surprise of
everybody he returned to Cincinnati at once,
leaving the patients to take the medicines
and cure themselves, allowing them, of
course, to consult him by letter.
Congratulations over the results are pour
ing in from all parts of the country from
physicians and consumptives alike, some
even 60 SO far as to say that the government
should take up the matter.
The minety-tifth bulletin concerning
the twelve New York test patients selected
by the Recorders physicians and including
consumptives in all stages of the disease IS
as follows: Bulletin 95 (general)-I note
in everyone of the test patients that their
cough has either been lesscned or has quite
disappeared since beginning the treatment:
that expectoration is easier and much de-
creased that they breathe with much greater
ease; that ell have good appetites and all
sleep we'll. Every such symptom of improve
ment indicates ultimate recovery. And all
this in spite of the severest weather known
in years, when those interested in the in
vestigation might naturally expect to see
the test patients pulled down. It Is not to
be wondered at that all express themselves
not only encouraged but extremely happy
in having obtsinted new lease of life. w.
II. Lemrow, M. D., Chief Medical Staff
In the face of these tests and the unim-
peachable testimony from thousands of re-
putable physicians all over the land, no man
can deny that DR.. Amick has discovered
something which accomplishes most wonder
full results.
The Recorder still continues to state that
every facility will be afforded physicians
end sufferers everywhere to satisfy them
selves that cure for consumption has at
last been found and that this test can be
made free of any expense to them; every
physician expressing his desire to test the
treatment, and every sufferer willing to
act as test patient will, it says most POSI-
lively, be supplied with DR.. Amick's medi-
cines without cost.
''It is only necessary" it says, ''to adj
dress Dr.. w. R. Amick, 166 W. 18th St, Gin
cinnati, Ohio, giving the symptoms 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 unnecessary delay in send
ing the free test medicines. Two of the
Recorders test patients have been dis
charged as cured, and each of the Others is
RAPIDLY getting well. It is certainly mar
vellous,