The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
WAS SAVED.
Another Proof Of the Exceptional
Skill Of the Specialists.
AT THE HUDSON INSTITUTE.
Doubt Gives Way to Hope, and
Hope to Faith, and then Faith Is
Replaced by Glorious Certainty
One of the Most Remarkable Cures
l. on Record.

THE AGE OF THE MIRACLE HAS NOT
i altogether passed If we are to believe the
statements of one of the brightest and most
thoroughly straightforward of our younger
men, Mr.. T. /. Graham is the gentleman re-
ferred to. He has been endowed with no small
amount of perspicuity, and what he has to say
is certainly worthy of attention. He had
failing which is, perhaps. as common as posi-
BILE in this world, and that is to pay little or no
attention to what he considered to be small
ailments. But he has learnt lesson, and
severe one it has been. Being what seemed to
him Just bit "under the weather he did not
consider that it was necessary for him to take
any more than q passing notice Of his condf-
ton until one day he awoke 20 find himself in
a very serious way. Mr.. Graham must have
been born under a lucky star, for as soon as he
realized that he was in need of medical help
he posted off straight to that "Mecca for all
the sickn-the grand old Hudson Medical In.
stitute. He was none too soon, and whilst he
is we'll man to-day he was In the darkest
depths of despair when he reached the estab-
lishment. But he had private and confden-
tial talk with one of the consulting physicians,
and in the frankest way possible he was told
that his case was serious one, indeed, but yet
that it was durable. Hope Immediately began
to spring up in him, and perhaps the rest OF
the story may be gathered as well from letter
which Mr. Graham has recently written to the
managers OF the famous institution. He says:
DEAR sIRs: am in receipt Of your favor Of the
I'd inst, and I pleased to say that do not re-
quire any more medicine. am new man-wnaL
l never expected to be again. am In good neaith.
My stomach causes me no trou bic; my digestion Is
as regular as q clock. can eat heartily OF almost
when look back at the wreck was when began
using your medicine 1t looks to me more like
Gentlemen THANK you from the bottom Of my
heart and will never cease to speak your praises
should ever meet fellow-sufferer.
You use this II you desire, and you can refer
to me at any time, or any OF your patients, and
will feel 1t pleasure testify the truth of the
above. Again thanking you, L remain, most
sincerely, T. /. GRAHAM.
This Is manly and frank letter but it is
only one of many thousands which have come
to gladden. the hearts of the great specialists,
and to give them encouragement in their
splendid work.
W. P. Dillman says: at am well. I thank
you a thousand times for the great good you
have done me-"
G. II. Gray: "Am very much obliged for
what you have done for me, and will always
speak in the highest terms of your institu-
ton"
FF Bartels of oroville writes 81 am alto
gether new man to what was when began
taking your medicine"
William Glenn of Mountain Home, Idaho:
"The second week has brought with it all the
encouragement possible. Health and vigor
have begun to show themselves
Evidence of this sort as to the very excep-
tional success that the specialists have in
treating the most serious cases is continually
piling up; and when it is averred by thousands
of reputable witnesses it may be taken for
granted that If your case is durable the special
| lists at the Hudson Medical Institute can do
more for you than any one else in the world
can,