The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-28
A TOURISTS DISCONTINUE
An Eastern Visitors Experience on
Market Street.


Market Street.
An Eastern business man yesterday 10
conversation with some friends, after taik-
ing at some length in praise OF CaliIolHia
in general and San francisco IN particu-
lar, as he had pleasantly found certain
affairs during the past few weeks, added !:
but there is one thing I cannot under
stand and that is this. what is the reason
that Market street seems to be an unend-
ing and Kaleidoscope billboard for adver-
Using cigars, cure-all doctors. medical
treatment for every i'll Imaginable, etc.
I'll bet the dinners that most OF them are
fakes for all they are worth.
''I'll take that bet," said one OF his hear,
ers. Follow me and we'll see about IL.
They proceeded along Market street
short distance, crossed over and went up
stairs at No. Fourth street.
Certain preliminary information was
courte0usly given, and then upon direct
challenge for veritable testimonials as to
the value aud efficacy Of his particular
treatment the manager offered his case
book for inspection. and then gave few
names and addresses OF well-knOwn pe0-
pie and invited the most complete investi-
cation. The party entering now into the
full spirit Of the proposition immediately
proceeded to the Vienna Bakery, on Grant
avenue and Morton street, for an inter-
view with Mr.. Paul Drasdo. who is one OF
the proprietors. and he. without any besita-
ton, cheerfully related the following facts
to his interviewers:
u was suffering for over six months with
an attack of sciatic rheumatism that was
so bad | was laid up jn bed for awhile.
then when could get around little l had
to stay in chair most of the time, as
could not rise from it nor walk around.
Inc rheumatism kept getting worse, and
my business requiring my constant per-
S0nal attention L was very much worried
aboutit and determined to get Immediately
the best treatment possible. l had the
services OF i've physicians, but they did
not help me at all, | tried electric and
massage treatment, even one OF the doc
Toss used hypodermic syringe. 1t was
no use. Then | went up TO the springs
to try mineral baths, but it was all
the same. Nothing helped ME, and | was
beginning to think that nothing would.
My friends suggested this doctor and
offered that remedy, but | thought they
were all alike, and it was no use until
lady friend of mine-Miss Kitty Robin
son-told me about several cures she knew
Of by using the Calderwood rheumatism
Cure. | took this advice in the same spirit
as the others offered me. but she was so
persistent and insisted that would surely
be benefited, so | finally thought would
send down to their Office and see about it
anyway, thinking the result would be the
same and as useless as other treatments L
had tried. They sent me small three
bottle case of their medicine and | tried
bottle Of IL. / must say that l was sur-
prised. had relief from the start can
now move all right again and without pain,
aud feel as we'll as used to. l never ex-
pected to be helped SO soon or so easily. L
am now taking the second bottle. and con-
| tidenty believe from the results so far
speedy and permanent relief and cure
The residence of Mr.. G. A. Hoffman, III
Valencia street. was next visited, and the
following statement was made by Mrs.
Hoffman: 'My son. G. A Hoffman. is q
years old, anu is presSman with the
Hicks-Judd Company. On December 10
last be was taken down with an attack OF
muscular rheumatism that kept him in bed
for two months. He was as helpless as
child and had to be nursed night and day.
We, of course, had the attendance OF
physician, but this did not seem TO help
him. We used various remedies supposed
to be of benefit for rheumatism, but 1t ola
not make any change In his own condition.
He was so helpless he had TO be lifted
about, being unable to use his limbs. we
read in the columns OF one of the daily
papers of some cures effected by the Cal
derwood Rheumatism Cure. and my son
was so impressed with it that he determined
to get case of the medicine and try 1t. L
can't say more about its effects and the
changes it made than this much: NV son
is now out and attending to his business
again every day."
Other names were on the list. but by this
time the fastener admitted that he was
decidedly mistaken in regard to one adver-
tiser at least. and offered to make good his
bet TO the satisfaction of the entire party.
During the interview with the manager
of the Caderwood Rheumatism Cure he
stated that they found it necessary to pro-
cure larger and more commodious quarters,
and had secured an elegant and spacious
suite of Offices in the Flood building
corner rooms on the first floor-and that
they would move in and occupy their new
Offices on Monday. A pril 80.