Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-23
coNsUMPTIon STATISTICS.
Extract from a Remarkable Document
Proving That the Disease Is Durable.

Proving That the Disease Is Durable.
The following extracts from statis-
tics compiled by the committee ap-
pointed to communicate with patients
under the treatment for consumption,
discovered by DR.. AmiclS, of Cincinnati,
offers a new lease of life to thousands:
Fred p. j. Sager, of Columbus, o.,
began treatment June 30, 1893; discon-
tinued il in seven months; cured; re-
ceived first ten days treatment free.
James A. Downward, Danville, Ind,
began treatment September, 1893, dis
continued four months later; cause of
discontinuance, cured; previous dura-
ton Of disease, 4 years. Received first
ten days treatment free.
l.. j. Maxwell, Washington, d. c.,
began treatment October, 1898; discon-
tinued December, 1893; cause of dis
continuance, cured; duration of dis
case not stated. Received the first ten
days treatment free.
Ed Dolin, 90 State street, Utica, n.
Y, began treatment April, 1893; dis
continued June, 1898; cause of discon-
tinuance, not stated; present condition
much improved; duration Of disease,
three years.
w. l.. Wright, 500 Commercial build
ing, ST. Louis, began treatment Febru.
airy, 1892; discontinued after two
months, cured of Asthma; previous
duration of disease, twenty years.
Mrs. John Il. Culger, Laramie, Wyo-
ming, began treatment October, 1893;
discontinued in two and half months,
cause of discontinuance, cured; previ-
Gus duration of disease, two years. Re
| ! \
James Winslow, Carthage, Ind, be-
gan treatment June, 1892; discontinued
May, 1898, cured; previous duration OF
disease not stated; received first ten
days treatment free.
c. w. Love, Beloit, Wis, began treat
ment Dec. 1892; discontinued 10 months
later; cause of discontinuance, cured;
previous duration of disease, one year.
Received the first 10 days treatment
| free.
Mrs. A. Beamer, Lansing, Mich. be-
gan treatment Oct, 1898; have not dis
continued; cured? No. Noticeable i'm
provement? Yes. Received the first 10
days treatment free.
Alfred S. Dewitt, Guthrie, Oklahoma,
began treatment May 1, 1898; discon-
| tinued in six weeks; cause of discon-
| lluudncts CuTcus OuIdJlOu VI uloSASt
not stated. Received the first 10 days
! treatment free.
r. G. Stanley, oo5 Columbia Bldg,
Louisville, KY, began treatment July,
1898; discontinued September, 1898;
cause of discontinuance, cured; pre-
vious duration of the disease, Is
months. Received the first 10 days
treatment free.
G. w. Colby, Jr., 2O5 North Fourth
street, st. Louis, Mo-; began treatment
June, 1892; was at deaths door; discon-
| tinued; cause of discontinuance not
stated. Noticeable Improvement? "De-
cidedly so;'' previous duration of the
disease three years.
Dora. i. Theobald, Biloxie, Miss.
began treatment February, 1898; dis
continued after four months; cured
previous duration of the disease -four
| years.
The first one hundred statements re-
port; cured 46 benefited, 81; no i'm
! provement, two; dead, one. Concern
/ ing the free treatment referred TO the
report states, comsumptives every
where are still given the same oppor
tunity without cost; written application
must be made through the family
physician