The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-03-23
STATISTICS CONCERNING CON.
SUMPrlvES.
Extract from . Remarkable Document
Proving that the Disease
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V Durable.
The following extracts from Stats
tics compiled by the committee ap-
pointed to communicate with patients
under the treatment for consumption
discovered by DR.. Amick Of Cincinnati
offers new lease Of life to thousands.
Fred. P. J. Sager Of Columbus, o.:
began treatment June 20, 1893; dis
continued it in seven months; cured;
received first ten days treatment free.
James A. Downward, Danville, Ind:
began treatment Sept. 1893; discon-
tinued four months later; cause Of
discontinuance, cured; previous dura-
tion Of disease, eleven years. Re-
ceived first ten days treatment free.
L. j. Maxwell, Washington, d. c.:
began treatment Oct, 1893; discontin-
ued Dec, 1888; cause of discontinue
ance, cured; duration Of disease not
stated. Received first ten days treat
ment free.
Ed. Dolin, 60 State ST., 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, SOB Commercial
Bldg, st, Louis; began treatment
Feb, 1892; discontinued after two
months; cured Of Asthma; previous
duration Of disease, twenty years.
Mrs. John Il. Culger, Laramie,
Wyoming; began treatment Oct, 1893;
discontinued in two and half months;
cause Of discontinuance, cured; pre-
vious duration Of disease, two years.
Received first ten days treatmentifree.
James Winslow, Carthage, Ind. be-
gan treatment June, 1892; discontin-
ued May, 1893; cured; previous dura-
ton Of disease not stated; received
first ten days treatment free.
G. W. Love, Beloit, Wis.,: began
treatment Dec, 1892; discontinued
ten months later; cause Of discontinue
ance, cured; previous duration Of dis
ease, one year Received the first ten
days treatment free.
Mrs. A. Beamer, Lansing, Mich. ::
began treatment Oct, 1893; have not
discontinued; cured, no; noticeable
improvement, yes. Received the first
ten days treatment free.
Alfred S. Dewitt, Guthrie, Okla
homa: began treatment May l, 1888;
discontinued in six weeks; cause Of
discontinuance, cured; duration of
disease not stated. Received the first
ten days treatment free.
r. G. Stanley, 905 Columbia Bldg,
Louisville, KY. began treatment July,
1893; discontinued Sept, 1893; cause
OF discontinuance, cured; previous
duration Of disease. 10 months. Re-
ceived the first ten days treatment free.
G. W. Colby, Jr., 205 n. 4th St.,
St. Louis, Mo-; began treatm ent June,
1892; was at deaths door; discontin-
ued; cause Of discontinuance not
stated; noticeable improvement, ode
cidedly So" previous duration OF the
disease three years.
Dora Il. Theobald, Biloxie, Miss.
began treatment Feb, 1893; discon-
tinued after four months; cured; pre-
vious duration of the disease four years.
The first one hundred statements re-
port: cured, forty-six; benefited, fifty.
one; no improvement, two, dead, one.
Concerning the free treatment re-
ferred to the report states: Consump.
tives everywhere are still given the
same opportunity without cost; writ
ten application must be made through
the family physician.