Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-23

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In these days OF fraud and deception
1T is IA pleas are to find in any BUSINESS
concern an absolute regard for truth.
Probably ia no line Of business has
deception been practiccd as in medi-
cine. For this reason any concern
which lives strictly up to its promises
deserves the thanks Of everybody.
Such concern is tho Cook Remedy
company, which is located in suite 301
Masonic temple in this city.
The standing and reliability of this
companyhas heretofore been iavorab bly,
commented upon by the Dispatch, and
Just now it comes to the front with Il
cure so remarkable that an account of
it will be found of unusual interest to
the reading public. The case in ques-
ton has been fully investigated by
the Dispatch, and the following recital
OF it can be vouched for as absolutely
true in every particular
A Truly Marvellous Cure.
The case in question is that Of III.
Roehrig, prosperous young German
American of So East Twenty fifth
street Mr.. Roehrig Inherited a pre-
disposition to skin disease. When
years old he suffered much from ecze-
ina, but that in time was cured. Some
time ago he contracted blood poison.
The symptoms became alarming and
physician after physician was con-
suited. All tn, in ministrations, how
ever, seemed only to nggravnte the
disease. After almost every promi-
nent specialist in Chicago had tried in
vain TO alleviate his suffering Mr..
Roehrig acted upon the advice of his
parents and went to Germany for the
...sw - cd -
the most eminent physicians of Eu-
rope. AT Coburg he put himself UNI
der the treatment of Drs. Kuhn and
Martinez, recognized by the medical
Profession as authorities on discusses
Of the i3kin and blood. They succeed
ed no better than the many Chicago
doctors who Nhad tried to cure Mr..
Roehrig's awful ailment Meantime
the condition OF the sufferer became
simply appalling. -
They Gould NJv ,>Ulm.
When the most learned wants of
Europe We're found unable to benefit
him MIR. Roehrig was ready to give up
ali hope Relatives brought him
back to America to die Resigned to
what threatened to be IL most horrible
fate, he came back to his Chicago
home and took to his bed lie had
been dosed, druggcd and covered with
salye; one physician recommended the
ainputation OF his toes and his resi-
dence was full Of bottles that had con-
! tanned medicines prescribed by ortho-
dox practitioners and more modern
specialists, but as he constantly grew
worse MIR Roehrig was willing to quit
trying. Relatives, however, insisted
that efforts to cure be continued and
he again called numerous expert sre-
calists. Tho result of their treat
ment was the same as before the trip
10 Europe.
The condition OF the unfortunate suf-
ferer was at this time truly pitiablc.
Life wis worse than a burden, not only
to himself but TO his relatives and all
who came in contact with him, 1t
would be difficult to imagine the
measure of the mental and physical
torture that he underwent while in
the grasp Of the dread poison. Death
not only seemed imminent but the
sufferer wal ready to welcome it as u
relief,
somebody suggested Magic cyphllenc
About this time some body
suggested trying The Cook lem
coy company. txpecting no bena-
H. but renuy 70 uy anYthlhs
that promised r-iiel' AZ n.osnrlg put
himself uhaeI Die ' ll, o. tne
COOK hemeuy 20, 'o' 1lHsoiiic lenlple'
Chicago III, VINO nave ihaue aspee-
ialiy OF ueAuNg WIS disease ior near
ly Ten Years l,nen hs Logan treat
ment IN Dece'nper ins1 nc was one
mass OF uisgualns, Hnuttery sores
Inc pnysic,ans conneeteu WIN we
COOK heineay eoupnuy sny nus was was
t ,n.ir w Dntice lie lad long been nm.
aI,la 70 war shoes and was in every
upiS ',bout as Sorry looking spsei