The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
sTAfiSTics CONCERNING CON.
SuMPTIVES.
EAsrsct frsa . Remarkable Dscansnt
frevisg tAas the DassAse
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| k1troct ffoa . R0DAfkAbao D0eanent
frevisg that the Disease
y CarasAs.
The following extracts from statis-
tics compiled by the committee ap-
pointed to communicate with patient IS
under the treatment for consumption
discovered by DR.. Amick of Cincinnati
offers new lease of life to thousands.
Fred. 2. j. Sager of Columbus, ..
began treatment June 20, 1893; dis
continued 1t 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 Dee, 1893; cause of discontinu-
ance, cured; duration of disease not
stated. Received first ten days treat
ment free.
Ed Dolin, GO State St, 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, 503 Commercial
Bldg, st. Louis; began treatment
Feb, 1892; discontinued after two
months; cured of Asthma; previous
duration of disease, twenty years.
Mrs. John +. Culger, Laramie,
Wyoming; began treatment Oct, 1898
discontinued in two and a half months
cause of discontiuuance, cured; pre-
vious duration of disease, two years
Received first ten days treatmeut,free
James Winslow, Carthage, Ind. be-
gan treatment June, 1892; dIseontin-
ued May, 1893; cured, previous dura-
tion of disease not stated; received
first ten days treatment free
c. W. Love, Beloit, Wis. began
treatment Dec, 1892; discontinued
ten months later cause of discontinu-
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 5. Dewitt, Guthrie, Okla,
homa. began treatment May l, 1893
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. Is months. Re
ceived the first ten days treatment free.
G. W. Colby, Jr., POS \. 4th St,
st. Louis, Mo-: began treatm ent June,
1892 was at deaths door; discontin-
ued; cause of discontinuance not
stated noticeable Improvement, de
cidedly So previous duration Of the
disease three years
Dora T. Theobald, Biloxie, Miss. (;
began treatment Feb. 1898; 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-
tiyes everywhere are still given the
same opportunity without cost; writ
ten application must be made through
the family physician.