The Washington times., 1894-12-05
DR.. SHADES DISCOVERY FOR
CONSUMPTION.
Investigation Is Refleeting the
Light Of Open Day" On the
Greatest Discovery of the
Country.
SEVENTEEN INTERVIEWED so
FAR---TN0 PHYSICIANS
CURED.
DR.. Phillips, Late Physician to the
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, INTERVIEWED

THE TIMES has spared no pains and perse-
verence in giving TO the public the result Of
quite number Of interviews of persons in
this city who allege that they were cured Of
consumption by DR.. Shade. the only physi-
clan on this continent who can positively ar
rest the terrible monster tuberculosis (con-
sumption).
The persons interviewed have been selected
from those who have been cured several years
ago, in order the the genuiness 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 10 be as permanent as those who
have been interviewed and given TO the public
for inspection.
Two of the seventeen citizens reported
cured are physicians, who have had years OF
experience In the practice of medicine. One
OF them was physician to the lung depart
ments OF the hospitals Of New York city, as
well as chief inspector of the hospitals of the
county and city OF New York. Who would
ask peter authority than DR.. Phillips. whose
interview appears below? The physicians OF
New York failed to cure him. Drs. Loomis
and Janeway were his associates in their hos
pital service, and they allowed him to resign
his important positions to settle into retired
life and to die of that terrible disease. con-
sumption, which DR.. Phillips declares DR..
Shade has positively arrested in his case.
Read what DR.. Phillips has to say:
''Some fifteen years ago eatarrh developed
IN my nose and throat. IL continued TO in
crease in severity in spite of treatment
My breath was offensive from the disease.
The whole of my throat became terribly af-
fected. 1t felt TO me as If there was growth
forming in my throat. / was satisfied l had
tuberculosis s-consumption-fOr it passed
down into my bronchial tubes; expectorated
in the morning. held great misery in my
, throat, which annoyed me very much.
II tried all kinds of treatment, and no i'm
provement- I lost in flesh 1 saw in the
Washington Post a new remedy for consump-
ton, as published in the Medical World,
which journal 1 secured, and found it was
written by DIR. Nevin B. Shade, 1882 Four
teenth street. Washington, d. C. 1 began
taking his treatment Of my own accord on the
1lth of September, 1891, and continued II up
| to the sth of January. 1882, when 1 called to
see DIR. Shade for the first time and put my
| case under his care. Since then l have been
calling to see him frequently. l am much in
proved in every respect; have gained II
weight remarkably. 1 have watched myself
! with great care and am satisfied that | am 6
! well man, as pertains TO catarrh. pulmonary
/ or throat consumption. DR.. Shades plan o
/ treatment. am satisfied, will be the coming
( treatment for tuberculosis in its various forms
manifested in the physical system.
II have been surgeon at the Bellevue Hos
/ pItal physician to the outdoor poor fol-
/ Bellevue Hospital for heart and lung dis
| eases: also medical inspector for all hos.
| pitals in the city and county of New YorE
( under the department Of public charities anC
1 corrections for six years. Was compelled ,tC
| resign on account of my health, and 1 don't
/ hesitate to recommend DIR. Shade as being
| the most successful lung specialist in th1
/ country"