The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-24
STATISTICS CONCERNING CON-
SUMPTIvES.
Extract from n Remarkable Document
Proving that the Disease 10 Durable.

Extract from Remarkable Document
Proving that the Disease 10 Durable.
The following extracts from Stats
tics compiled by the committee APP
pointed to communicate with patients
under the treatment for consumption
discovered by DR.. Amick of Cincinnati
offers a new lease Of life TO thousands
Fred +. j. Sager of Columbus, Ohio,
began treatment June 20. 1893; dis
continued IL in seven months, cured;
received first ten days treatment free.
James A. Downward, Danville, Ind,
began treatment September, 1898,
discontinued four months later; cause
of discontinuance, cured; previous
duration of the disease. eleven years.
received first ten days treatment free.
L. j. Maxwell. Washington, ID. C.,
began treatment October, 1898, discon-
tinued December 1893; cause of discon-
tinuance, cured; duration of disease
not stated; received the first ten days
treatment free.
Ed Dolin, SO State street, Utica, N.
y; began treatment April 1893; dis
continued June 1893; cause of discon-
tinuance not stated present condition
much improved; duration Of disease,
three years.
w. l.. Wright, b0j Commercial build
ing, st. Louis; began treatment Feb
ruary 1902: discontinued after two
months, cured of asthma; previous
duration of disease, twenty years
Mrs. John Il. Gulger, Laramie, Wyo.;
began treatment October 1898; discon-
tinued in two and half months;
cause of discontinuance, cured; previ-
GUS duration of disease, two years.
Received first ten days treatment free.
James Winslow, Carthage, Ind; be-
gan treatment June 1892; discontinued
May 1913, cured; previous duration of
disease not stated. Received first ten
days treatment free.
&. W. Love, Beloit, Wis; began
treatment December 1892; discon-
tinued ten months later; cause of dis
continuance, cured; previous duration
of disease, one year. Received the
first ten days trea tment free.
Mrs. A. Bcamer, Lansing, Mich;
began treatment October, 1893; have
not discontinued cured? No. No
ticeable Improvement? Yes Received
the first ten days treatment free.
Alfred s. Dewitt, Guthrie, okla
homa; began treatment May 1, 1898;
discontinued in six weeks; cause of dis
continuance, cured duration of dis
ease not stated. Received the first ten
days treatment free.
Il. &. Stanley, oO5 Columbia build
ing, Louisville, Ky; began treatment
July, 1898; discontinued September,
1893; cause of discontinuance, cured;
previous duration of the disease,
eighteen months. Received first ten
days treatment free.
c. w. Colby, Jr., 205 North Fourth
street, st. Louis, Mo-; began treat
ment June, 1892; was at deaths door;
discontinued; cause of discontinuance
not stated; noticeable Improvement?
Decidedly so;' previous duration of
disease three years.
Dora Il. Theobald, Biioxie, Miss;
began treatment February, 1853; dis.
continued after four months; cured;
previous duration of the disease four
years.
The first one hundred statements re-
port: Cured. forty-siX; benefited,
tifty-one; no improvement, two; dead,
one. Concerning the free treatment re-
ferred to, the report states: Con-
sumptives everywhere are still given
the same opportunity without cost
written application must be made
through the family physician.