The Washington times., 1894-12-30
DR.. SHADE
Attending the Annual Banquet of
His Graduating Class at
the BeHeyieW HOTEL.
Philadelphia.
The Only Class Of the Jefferson Med
ieal College Who Keep Up
Their Organization and
Annual Banquet.
Another Regular" Physician Interviewed
Who Is Taking the Mineral Treat
ment for Consumption.

THE TIMES man called upon Dr. Shade
1892 Fourteenth street, yesterday and found
him making preparations to attend the an
Dua banquet OF his graduating class which
originally consisted OF 206 members, who were
graduated at one commencement OF the JEFF
ferson Medical College, OF Philadelphia, out
OF a class of go students, who were attending
lectures at that time. The Jefferson Medical
College aid each professor 81, 900 salary at the
time referred to- and as result had the most
able faculty that ould be gathered together in
this or any other country. Such men as
Dunglison, Gross, Pancost, Meigs, Da Costa,
Wallace, Rand, and Bidde consiitut the
strongest faculty and most eminent instruct
ors in tie medendi' that ever adorned the
chairs Of medical faculty. Out of the 206
graduates who nave kept up their annual
baDque: 10 are still living and practicing
medicine.
AT least score of this number have become
prominent and efficient in medicine. Some
OF them have become wealthy, the result of
success in practice number are professors
in medical colleges. Two in the Jefferson
Medical College faculty. Two fill chairs in
the Medieo-Chirurgieal College of Philadel-
phia. But no one has been more successful
or become more widely known than DIR.
Shaie. OF this city, who is conceded to have
made 1.-The greatest discovery of the century" I"
and is undoubtedly the most successful lung
specialist in this or any other country. The
mere fact that regular" physicians consult
hin' and send him patients, also place their
own selves and loved ones under his profess
sionai care for the treatment OF consumption
and complica.ed lung and throat trouble, is
sufficient evidence to prove that DIR. Shades
services and skill are in demand
physician OF thirty years standing in
this city. an able microscopic who has been
in the employ OF the government for upward
OF quarter OF century. said 10 me the
other day: II have Leen afflicted with tuber-
culosis Tor several years. | am acquainted
with DR.. Patterson, who was cured of con-
sumption by DIR. Shade. / also know others
in the city-hopeiesS eonsumptiyes-
have been cured by him during the last few
years. But Notwithstanding all this evidence,
hesitated TO consult DR.. Shade, merely be-
cause he has become independent, and
chooses his own way to let the bic know
what ne has done or su IeriDg humanity by
gong into the papers. / have. however,
overcome this prejudice OF mine but not
without a struggle. Which was hard to
do. beeause | am OF the regular school. |
have. however, already consulted DR. Shade
and placed myself under his mineral treat
ment for consumption, hoping that be may
be as successful in arresting the disease in
my case as in ths many who to-day say that
he has saved them from premature graves
Any one desiting to know and meet this
physician who has overcome his prejudices
aud is taking a mineral treatment, have only
TO call on DIR. Shade for his name aud address
The doctor expects To return on Sunday night
after spending the Sabbath with his mother
who still resides in the old family mansion al
/ Philadelphia D. W. B.