The Washington times., 1894-09-23
DR.. SHADES DISCOVERY
For Consumption Still Under Inyesti-
cation.
DIR. PHILLIPS, LATE PHYSICIAN
To the Bellevue Hospital, Interviewed.
The TIMES has spared

THE TIMES has spared no pains and perse-
verance in giving TO the public the result Of
quite u number of interviews of persons in
this city who allege that they were cured oil
consumption by DR.. Shade, the only physi.
clan on this continent who can positively ar
rest the terrible monster tuberculosis ICON
sumption).
The persons interviewed have been selected
from those who have been cured several wears
ago, in order that the genuineness of the cures
could be tested by the parties still remaining
we'll while the larger number of persons who
have been cured since have been omitted for
some future reference, after their recoyeries
have proven to be as permanent as those who
have been interviewed and given TO the public
for inspection.
Two of the half dozen citizens reported
| cured are physicians, who have had years OF
experience III the practice OF medicine. One
OF them was physician 10 the lung depart
ments OF the hospitals of New York city, as
we'll as chief inspector OF the hospitals OF the
county and city OF New York. Who would ask
better authority than DIR. Phillips whose in
terview appears below? The physicians OF
New York failed TO cure him. Drs LOOMS
and Janeway were his associates in their
| hospital service and they allowed him to re-
sign his important positions 10 settle into re-
tired life and to die of that terrible disease.
| consumption, which Dr. Phillips decl Tres DR..
Shade has positively arrested in his case.
Read what Dr. Phillips has to say:
some fifteen years ago catarrh developed
in my nose and throat. 1t continued to in
| crease in severity in spite OF the treatment.
Ny breath was offensive from the disease. The
whole OF my throat became terribly Affected.
1t felt 10 me as If there was growth forming
in my throat. | was satisfied | had tubercu-
losis consumption for il passed down into
my bronchial tubes; expectorated in the morn
ing. | had grea: misery in my throat which
annoyed me very much.
i tried all kinds of treatment and no i'm
provemeut. | lost in flesh. Last August
saw in the Washington Post a new remedy Tor
consumption as published in the Medical
World. which journal l secured, and found it
was written by DR.. Neyin b. Shade, 1882 Four
teenth street Washington, ID. c. l began
taking his treatment of my OWE accord on the
18th of September. 1891 and continued it up
10 the 18th Of January, 1892, when l called to
see Dr. Shade for the first time, and put my
case under his care Since then have been
calling to see him frequently. / am much
improved in every respect; have gained in
weight remarkably / have watched myself
with great care, and am satisfied that | am a
Well man as pertains TO catarrh. pulmonary,
or throat consumption. Dr. Shades plan OF
treatment, | am satisfied, will be the coming
treatment for tuberculosis in its various forms
manifested in the physical system.
Il have been surgeon at the Bellevue Hospi-
tai physician to the outdoor poor for Belle
vue hospital for heart and lung diseases,
also medical inspector for all hospitals in the
city and county OF New York under the de-
partment OF public charities and corrections
for six years Was compelled to resign on
account of my health. | don't hesitate to
recommend DR.. Shade as being the most sue
cessful lung specialist IN this country