Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-09
lCor. Chicago Daily Dispatch !

1T is pleasure to lind IN any business
concern an absolute regard for truth.
Probably in no line of business has
deception been practiced as in medi-
cine. For this reason any concern
which lives strictly up to its promises
deserves the thanks of every body.
Such concern is the Cook Remedy
company, which is located in suite 307
Masonic temple in this city.
The standing and reliability of this
company has heretofore been tavorably
commented upon by the Dispatch, and
just now it comes to the front with a
cure so remarkable that an account of
it will be found of unusual interest to
the reading pu bile. The case in ques-
ton has been fully investigated by
the Dispatch, and the following recital
OF it can be youched for as absolutely
true in every particular.
A Truly Marvellous Cure
The case in question is that of Nj.
Roehrig, prosperous young German
American of IS East Twenty fifth
street Mr.. Roehrig inherited a pre-
disposition to skin disease. When
years old he suffered much from ecze-
ma, but that in time was cured. Some
time ago he contracted blood poison.
physician after physician was con-
suited. All their mlnistrations, how
ever, seemed only to aggravate the
disease After almost every promi-
nent specialist in Chicago had tried in
vain to alleviate his suffering Mr..
Roehrig acted upon the advice of his
parents and went to Germany for the
express purpose of being treated by
the most eminent physicians of Eu-
rope. At Coburg he put himself un-
der the treatment of Drs- Kuhn and
Martinez recognized by the medical
profession as auth critics on diseases
of the skin and blood. They succeed
ed no better than the many Chicago
doctors who had tried to cure Mr..
Roehrig's awful ailment Meantime
the condition of the sufferer became
simply appalling.
They Could Not Cure Kim.
When the most learned savants of
Europe were found unable to benefit
him Mr.. Roehrig was ready to give up
all hope Relatives brought him
back to America to die. Resigned to
what threatened to be a most horrible
fate, he came back to his Chicago
home and took to his bed. He had
been dosed, drugged and covered with
salve; one physician recommended the
amputation of his toes, and his resi-
dence was full of bottles that had con-
tanned medicines prescribed by ortho-
doX practitioners and more modern
specialists, but as he constantly grew
worse Mr. Roehrig was willing to quit
trying. Relatives, however, insisted
that efforts to cure be continued and
he again called numerous expert spe-
pia hsA halr r
ment was the same as before the trip
to Europe.
The condition of the unfortunate suf-
terer was at this time truly pitia ble
Life was worse than a burden, not only
to himself but to his relatives and all
who came in contact with him. 1t
would be difficult to imagine the
measure of the mental and physical
torture that he underwent while in
the grasp of the dread poison. Death
not only seemed imminent but the
sufferer was ready to welcome it as a
relief
Somebody Suggested Magic "Cyphilene.
About this time somebody
suggested trying the Cook Rem.
edy company. Expecting no bene
fit, but ready to try anything
that promised relief, Mr. Roe hrig put
himself under the treatment of the
Cook Remedy Co, .307 Masonic temple,
Chicago, Ill, who have made spec
ialty of treating this disease for near
5Iy ten years When he began treat
ment in December last he was one
mass of disgusting, mattery sores
The physicians connected with the
Cook Remedy company say his was
the worst case that ever came under
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able to wear shoes and was in every
way about as sorry a looking speci
men of humanity as was ever seen.
1t was about six months ago wher
Mr. Roehrig began to take theii
treatment Since beginning he ha.
followed instructions carefully and
to-day is one of the most healthy meI
in all Chicago. When he first began
the Magic Cyphilene treatment he
weighed $50 pounds, and now since
cured by this magic remedy he weighs
30S pounds and is a Sandow in appear
ance Every sore has healed land the un-
slightly scabs that disfgured him have
given way to healthy cuticle.
The Case Carefully Investigated.
AS a natural result of the facts
narrated Mr.. Roehrig Sc stauneh nd
mirer of the Cook Remedy company.
He told his story to the Dispatch re-
porter who was sent to investigate the
case, believing that the recountai Of
his experiences may be the means OF
saving the lives of others who may be
so unfortunate as to be afflicted with
blood diseases of any kind.
The truthfulness of the reporters
statements in the above article are
verified by the following affidavit OF
Mr.. Roehrig:
l hereby testify that the statements
made regarding my case In the above
article are true. M. RoEHRIG.
State of Illinois, Cook county. SIS:
subscribed and sworn to bef0re me- a
notary public in and for said county,
this 14th day of June, 1894.
Seal. M. W. JOHNSON.
Notary Public
Many other remarla BILE cures are
accredited the Cook Remedy company.
This particular case has come under
the observation of the Dispatch. The
man made whole through the efticien-
CIV of this wonderful rapady is q res