Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-04-27

ments IN March, 1899, she had been
confined to her bed for months. the
asthmatic attacks being almost con
slant during this time. She could
obtain but few minutes sleep at a
time, and had not for seven weeks
slept in other than a sitting position
The result Of the treatment was mag
ical. On the fourth night she slept
six hours; after the first week She
slept soundly all night; the second
week found her improved in every
particular; the third week found her
up and about the house, and the asth
ma all gone. On the forty second day
she declared herself as feeling cured,
but DIR. Amick took no chances, and
kept her under treatment until she
had taxed the medicine for seventy
days, and then discharged her as
cured. She is now, at this writing. a
robust woman in the full enjoyment
of health, Notwithstanding the fact
that she has recently passed through
a severe attack of pneumonia. This
is probably the most remarkable cure
accomplished by Dr, Amick in this
city.
Innumerable cases, both ofconsump-
ton and asthma, which were treated
and cured Immediately after The
Posts first announcement of the dis
covery, have been looked up and ie.
examined, as in the above two iu-
stances, by The Post. and almost
without exception the cures effected
have proved to be substantial and per-
anens.
Following The Post tests, the dis.
covery was taken up BY newspapers
elsewhere and similar tests inaugural.
ed in New York aud other cities. re.
sulting in every case in complete
vindication of Dr. Auick's claims.
Convinced by these repeated triumphs
the leading medical journals Of The
country took up the story ofthe treat
ment and commented upon the mar.
vicious cures accomplished by il. Ply
siciaus far and wide took advantage
of DIR. Amick's offer of free test meds-
cines, and, convinced by the marvel.
GUS results obtained. promptly adopt.
ed the treatment as fixture in medi-
cine.
DR.. Amick, the modest, studious
discoverer of this wonderful treatment
having stepped for moment out into
the glare OF fame, promptly retired
once more into studious and almost
hermit-like seclusion in his laboratory
where he once more devoted himself
to studies and Investigations in the
b. half of suffering humanity and the
advancement of his chosen professions
Meanwhile his treatment which he
placed IN trust with The Amick
Chemical Co., where he would have
the assurance that the medicines
would be compounded OF absolutely
pure ingredients, has been adopted .tS.
the medical profession generally with
the most gratifying results. Thou
sands of physicians throughout the
length aud breadth of the land have
given their unsolicited testimony to
the remarkable cures accomplished
under their observation, while CRATE.
ful patients who have beeu snatched
back from the brink Of death by this
greatest medical discovery OF the
nineteenth century, have added their
testimony in countless numbers.
While constrained by the necessity
that the purity of the medicines be az
sured to withhold his formulas from.
the public. DR.. Amick has retained
the enthusiastic Endorsement OF The
leaders of his profession BY the con-
sentative methods employed by the
company to which he iutrusted the
distribution OF his cure. II was but
humane that the news Of this
great boon to suffering humanity lie
scattered broadcast, but this was ac-
complished through the medium of
medical journals and BY methods
within the lines of ethical propfiety.
The treatment has bten distributed
through the medium OF physicians
only, with the following single exccp-
ton
Where. says Or. Amick, there
still exists an occasional physician
who, through prejudice, refuses 10
prescribe the treatment or attend a
p Itient using it, or for any reason
leaves the sufferer helpless TO secure
my treatment. Twill make anexception
and take the patient under my own
care, and see that the treatment is
properly carried ou', prescribing for
complications that may arise myself -
Some idea Of the rapid hold which
DR. Anick's discovery has at once
secured in the medical world NAV b,
obtained from the following 6gurcs
From February Ist, 1905. 70 March
18th. 1893, 1856 physicians prescribed
the treatment; from February roth.
. 1894, to Mach 18th. 1904. 561i ply.
siei ms who had not previously used
the treatment adopted it, and during
a recent eriod Of 80 days 64g7 onifis
of the medicine have been shipped on
physicians orders
An idea, but a most inadeqnate
one, of the good accomplished through
DIR. Amiek's treatment may be ob.
tanned from result noted ia cincir.
natl: In period OF less than Ia
months, the death rate from consump.
ton in that city decreased 81 o. per
cent. BAR.
For these, and many ether equally
gratifying reasons, too numerous "a
, mention, The Post, on this its four
tenth anniversary finds it meet t,
point with pride to the fact thatit wa,
the first to announce to the world Dr.
Amick's great life saving discovery.
II, moreover, points with priae.to tic
fact that by its action in putting DR.
Amick treatment TO the fest. and
proving its value, it aideae III Ills
widespread good which the itsasNer,
in brief. two yeaTs.has scce,ss; stl,ed
: The Post is NOT only yindicated ID. il,
FIRST estimation Of Or. ABiick, and hi,
wonderful discovery, but fceisfRlstjG
ed in taking to itself goodiy Sshan
Of credit Tor the prompt geeoxHiTio,
:. with which il has met.
/; DR. w. K. Afnick IS now * s0ciate.
! in the scientific department. 81 Ii,
n Amick Chemical, Company with hi
: brother and co-workeT, Marion /
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