The Washington times., 1894-09-25
DR.. SHADES DISCOVERY
FOR CONSUMPTION.
investigation Recapitulated.
Seven Washington Consumptives Cured
by DR.. Shade-- Names and
Addresses Given.
investigation Recapitulated.

AS THE TIMES said in Yesterdays issue that
the arduous task OF making so important an
investigation had about closed, there still re-
mains the necessary recapitulation OF the
work accomplished by The TIMES reporter.
The first thought that comes to us is have We
measured up the standard OF truth and per-
suasive narration of the facts brought out in
all of the seven interviews. In answer to
this suggestion we will say that we have given
but a small part of the facts concerning the
cases cured OF consumption by DR.. Shade,
1882 Fourteenth street. What we have given
TO the public will bear the closest personal in
spection of ''the light OF open day" The
persons cured live in this city The pbysi-
clans who pronounced them hopeless con-
sumptives also are living, except DR.. Daniel
Hagner, the eminent lung specialist, who at
tended Mr.. Brown, 1908 Thirteenth street
northwest, for more than a year, and gave
him up to die. Then there is DIR. Phillips,
late physician to the Bellevue Hospital, New
York city. whose interview appeared in
SUNDAYS TIMES. DR.. Phillips declares that
DR.. Shades discovery is destined to be
adopted by the regular profession in spite
of all opposition manifested. DR.. Phillips
was cured by DR.. Shade; took the treatment
six months. Then, again, DIR. Patterson, So
b street northeast who says DR.. Shade saved
him from a consumptive's grave. Mrs.
Bender 1882 Sixth street northwest, we are
told by DIR. Shade, was as bad case of con-
sumption as Mr.. Browns. They both had
dropsy Of their extremities and large cavities
in their lungs, night sweats, &c. Mrs Bender
consulted and was given up by seven doctors
during her three years illness before she
called in DR.. Shade. as shewa unable to leave
her home when she began DR.. Shades treat
ment Mr.. Arundel, merchant, 1852 r street,
was also found in bed by DR.. Shade, suffer-
ing with his lungs-coug hing and expectorat-
yl..t,o
despair. Mrs. Little, Casino Club. Mount
Pleasant D. c., was the last case interviewed
and reported in yesterdays TINES. Mrs.
Little was terrible sufferer with her lungs.
From what she said, she coughed 20 terribly
and eXpectOrated such yellow sputum every
morning at o'clock and was so much run
down, that it WAS like grasping at straw
when she consulted DR.. Shade. But as she
told US We are inclined to accept it as fact
that she feels vigorous now and as youth
full as a maid OF sixteen summers.
Now we desire to say in conclu-
sion that the cases recapitulated have been
cured and are enjoying good health from
one TO two years since cured by DIR. Shade.
We feel bound to confess that we are com
PEELED 10 yield in the face Of such startling
facts and say that from result OF our inter
views with these people cured OF this dread
disease. among whom are physicians. mer-
chants, and highly respected citizens. that Dr.
Shade has undoubtedly made wonderful dis
cUyery for the cure of this terrible disease,
consumption. We do most heartily recon-
mend Dr. Shade TO the poor eOnsumptiye and
suffering humanity generally as being second
to none in ability and skill as physician. and
as DR.. Phillips. late physician to the Bellevue
Hospital. OF New York city. said, Il don't
hesitate TO recommend DR.. Shade as being
the most successful lung specialist in this
country so we gladly indorse DIR. Shade and
are gratiGed TO know that we have right in
our midst a physician who has IN lde the
greatest discovery of the century"