Arizona republican., 1894-02-28
A MAGNETIC MAN.
Marvellous Cures Follow His
 Vital Treatment.
Thousands Whose Ailments Have Been Considered Past Cure
 Make Speedy Recoveries.


 If there are any chronic or so-called incurable sufferers in Phoenix or vicini- tv, let them grasp the present oppor- tunity and try Dr. MacLennan's treat ment while he is here. He may be con- suited daily free of charge at hls offices in the Vendome, 319 West Washington street.
 Rev. M. Bryer, of St. Mary's College, San Antonio, Tex, says of Dr. Mac Lennan: "I have been a sufferer for years from @ chronic case of nervous rheumatism, and have had the treat ment of the most eminent physicians of the country, who cordially and frankly confessed to me that they could not do anything to relieve my acute suffering, or cure my disease. A very short time ago Dr. J. D. MacLennan kindly undertook the treatment of my case, and he has within the brief time that l have been under his care given me more relief than I have had in many years and I have suffered less. His attention has been unremitting and ceaseless, and while he is one of the most eminent medicos 1 have ever seen, he is the most faithful and pains taking with his patients. I cannot speak too highly in his praise, and you have my full permission to commend him to the suffering public as deserving of their patronage, and as one who will afford them relief from suffering where it is possible by human aid to give it." Paralyzed and Helpless for Seven
 Years-Cured.
 MT. John Bell, an engineer on the Southern Pacific railroad between San Antonio and Sanderson, and an esteemed employe of twenty-two years standing, and intimately known to all the em- ployes at the Sunset depot, and gener- ally along that system, volunteered the subjoined statement to our reporter, and specially desired it should be pub lished:
 When took my first treatment from Dr. MacLennan, in September last, I instantly felt that had found what I was looking for. From helpless paralytic, was, after thirty-five days treatment, back on my engine, talking about resuming my duties. In less than two months, I con- menced taking light jobs, such as breaking in new engines, after which the officials concluded to put me back on my regular run, on which I still continue, enjoying my trips and per forming my duties with the ardor of strong man, snatched from the jaws of death, through the skill of physician, whose fame cannot fail to become uni versal. Everyone said at the time I could not continue my duties. but am still at 1t, and likely to continue, for I ana in the best of health and spirits, and feel so strong, that I could give as hard grip as any man h Texas.
 II was assured by eminent physicians that while I could get an artificial eye or leg, I could not get new spine; but while that is quite true, have had my old spine so renovated and renewed that feel it is quite as good az a new one.
 After Dr. MacLennan had cured me of paralysis, he tackled my toe. Erysip- elas had destroyed the valves of the blood vessels, and when I put my foot down it swelled to the size of my fist, and when put it up again, the blood would flow back. It was also entirely dis jointed, and the nail wlthered and came of. The first application which Dr. MacLennan put to it made it white in twenty-four hours."
 MT. Bell took off his shoe and sock and exhibited as good, healthy and neat looking toe and new nail as any in San Antonio. bar none.
 pr. MacLennan Treats Successfully all Broken Down Constitutions, Ner- vous and General De bility, Weak Spines, Prolapsus, and all kinds of Male and Female Weakness of private nature or otherwise, brought on either by abuse or excess, Diseased Liver or Kidneys, Stomach, Heart. Lungs, Throat, Head, Eyes and Ears, Internal Ulcers, Loss of Voice, Weakness of the Limbs, Weak Back, Weak Eyes, Dyspepsia, Rheuma- tism, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Deafness, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Consump- tion, Paralysis, Tumors, Cancers and all Blood Diseases, and many other Chronic and Painful Diseases too numerous to mention. Consultation Free.
 Dr. MacLennan may be consulted daily at his rooms at the Vendome, West Washington street.