Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-03-21
MEDICINE LODGE KANSAS, WEDNESDAY MARCH 2I 1894
STATISTICS CONCERNING CON.
SUMPTIVES.
Extract from Remarks BILE ID D0cument
Proving that the Disease Is Durable.

hA'ract from Remarkable ID 1cumeRt
Proving that the Disease is Durable.
The following extracts from stats.
tics compiled by the committee ap-
pointed to communicate with patients
under the treatment for consumption
discovered by DIR. Amick of Cincinnati
offers new lease of life to thousands S:
Fred P. j. Sager of Columbus, o.:
began treatment June Goth, 1893: dis
continued it in seven months: cured:
received first ten days treatment free.
James a. Downward, Danville, Ind:
began treatment Sept. 1898: discon-
tinued four months later: cause of dis
continuance. cured: previous duration
of the disease, IL years. Received first
ten days treatment free
j.. j. Maxwell. Washington, d. c.:
began treatment Oct, 1898: diScontin-
ued Dec, 1898: cause of discontinu-
ance, cured: duration of disease
not stated. Received the first ten
days treatment free.
Ed. Dolin, 63 State ST., Utica, n. Y:
began treatment April, 1898: discon-
tinued June, 1893: cause of discontinu-
ance not stated present condition
much improved: duration of dis
ease, three years.
w. L. Wright, 503 Commercial Build
ing, st. Louis,: began treatment Feb,
1898: discontinued after two months,
cured of asthma: previous duration of
disease, twenty years.
Mrs. John f. Culger, Laramie, Wyo-
ming: began treatment Oct, 1893: dis
continued in two and half months:
cause of discontinuance, cured: pre-
i
Received first ten days treatment free
James Winslow, Carthage. Ind: he
gan treatment June, 1892: discon'in-
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 discontinuance,
cured: previous dura ton OF disease,
one year. Received the first ten DAYS
treatment free.
Mrs. A. Beamer, Lansing, Mich: be-
gan treatment Oct. 1909: have not
discontinued: cured? No. Noticea-
bile improvement? Yes. Received the
first ten days treatment free.
Alfred S. Dewitt. Guthrie, Oklaho-
ma: began treatment May l, 1898: dis
continued in six weeks: cause of dis
continuance, cured, duration of dis
ease not stated. Received the first
ten davs' treatment free.
r. G. Stanley, 9O5 Columbia Build
ing, Louisville, KY: began treatment
July, 1898: discontinued Sept. 1898:
cause of discontinuance, cured: pre-
vious duration of the disease, IS
months. Received first ten days
treatment free.
G.. w. Colby. Jr, 2O5 N 4th ST.
Louis, Mo-: began treatment June,
1892, was at deaths: door discontin-
ued: cause of discontinuance not stat
ed: Noticeable Improvement? "De-
cidedly So: Previous duration of dis
ease three years.
Dora L. Theobald, Biloxie. Miss:
began. treatment Feb. 1893: discontin-
ued after four months: cured: pre-
vious duration of the disease, four
years.
The fist one hundred statements
report: cured: forty-six: benefited, If
tv-one: no improvement, two: dead,
one. Concerning the free treatment
referred to, the report states: Con-
sumptives everywhere are still given
the same opportunity without cost:
written application must be made
through the family physician.