The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-26
QIGOR, TOO.
Just Fancy What Only Two Weeks
Treatment Can Do!
CONFIDENCE FULLY SHOWN.
A Gentleman From Idaho Has Some
thing Interesting to Tell About
the Methods of Professor Hudson
and His Skilled Associates.

THER WAS A TIME WHEN THE NAMES
Il of tn ose gread reviyalists Sankey and
Moody-were enough to set the world by the
ears, and when Sam Jones entered the field OF
competition little bit later on it was almost
possible to conjure with his name. And it is
true that great revivalists have long held
large influence with the world at large. 1t was
no uncommon thing at the meetings of either
of the reviyalists mentioned above to see men
and women who were naturally of a retiring
disposition get up in the auditorium and shout
for joy, because they had, or felt they had,
found relief from stricken conscience. 1t was
not alone in California that these anomalous
conditions obtained, and in letter addressed
to the manager of that grandest of all medical
establishments on this continent-the Hudson
Medical Institute-a gentlemen from Idaho,
Mr.. William Glenn, mentions having observed
this somewhat singular phenomenon. Mr..
Glenn had very good reason to correspond with
these gentlemen, for he was attacked in most
serious way by a nervous disorder, which at
one time threatened his very existence. In
fact, it is not going too far If we say that Mr..
Glenn's condition could hardly have been more
serious than it was. But, very sensibly, he APP
Ii ed to the staff in the big white structure on
the corner of Market. Ellis and Stockton streets
and in a couple of weeks even he was so much
helped that he felt like saying SO. This is the
letter which he wrote:
MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho.
Gentlemen: The second week has about
passed. 1t has brought with it all the en-
couragement that is possible. Health and
vigor has begun to show itself. have all the
confidence in the remedy. do believe l am
to get we'll. Often at revival meeting have
seen and heard both men e, and ladies lad shouting tins;
know now that if they felt half the joy that
feel at this present moment no wonder that
they gave vent to their feelings.
T nj coming week.
WILLIAM GLENN.
It must be very gratifying indeed for the
specialists to receive letters of this sort, show
ing clearly, as it does, how very promptly the
system usually responds to the treatment
which patients receive at their hands; BUTT is
only one from among q very large number that
come to them daily through the mails. Mr.. A.
w. Neale of Los Angeles writes: "Your treat
ment has done all that you claimed it would,
and bless the day that placed myself in your
hands"
w. P. Dillman of Sacramento: "When I
first wrote to you I felt that life was barely
worth living, but now, thank God, L am en-
tirely cured"
W. A. Russell of Macchias, Wash, says: "I
only regret that am unable to pay you ten
times your fee. ] shall recommend you to all
sufferers"
F. F. Bartels of Oroville: '1 am altogether a
new man to what was when 1 began taking
your medicines"
Evidence like this of the exceptional success
which the specialists OF this great Institute
have in treating every kind OF durable disease
is always being received, and as the witnesses
now aggregate many thousands it may be
taken for granted that If your case is durable
the specialists of the Hudson Medical Institute
can do more for you than any one else in the
world can.