Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-26
Investigation Is Reflect
ing the Light of Open
Day" on the Great
est Discovery of
the Country.
SEVENTEEN INTERVIEWED so
FAR---TWO PHYSICIANS
CURED.
DIR. Phillips, Late Physician to the
Bcllev Hospital, Inter-
viewed.

From the Times.
The Times has spared no pains and perseverance
in giving the public the result of quite number
of interviews of persons In this city who allege
that they cured of consumption by DIR. Shade.
the only physician this continent who can posi-
lively arrest the terrible tuberculosis (con
SUMPTION.
The persons interviewed have been selected from
those who have been cured several years ago. in
order that the genuineness of the cures could be
tested by the parties still remaining well, while
the larger number of persons who have been cured
since have been omitted for future reference.
after their recoveries have proven to he perma-
nent as those who have been interviewed and given
to the public for inspection.
Two of the seventeen citizens reported cured are
physicians who have had years Of experience in the
practice of medicine One of them was physician
to the lung departments of the hospitals Of New
York city, well chief inspector of the hos
pitfalls of the county and city of New York. Who
would ask better authority than Dr.. Phillips, whose
interview appears below? The PHYSICIANS Of New
York failed to him. D-s. Loomis End Jane
way his associates In their hospital ser' ice,
and they allowed him TO resign his important ro-
sltons to settle into retired life and die of that
terrible disease, consumption, which DIR. Phillips
declares DIR. Shade has positively arrested il his
case. Read what DIR. Phillips has to say:
Some fifteen years ago catarrh developed in my
nose and throat. 1t continued Increase in
verify in spite of treatment My breath was Of
fensiye from the disease. The whole of my throat
became terribly affected. 1t felt to IL there
was growth forming in my throat l was salts
fed had tuberculosis consuuption-for it passed
down into my bronchial tubes; expactoratcd in the
morning. had great misery In my throat, which
annoyed me very much.
II tried all kinds of treatment and no improve
ment. 1 lost in flesh 1 saw in the Washington
Post a remedy for consumption, as published
in the Medical World which Journal 1 eturcd,
and found it was written by Dr. Neyin B. Shade,
1892 Fourteenth street, Washington, ID. c. / be-
gan taking his treatment of my own accord on the
18th of September, 1891, and continued IL up TO
the Sth day of January, 1892 when I called TO see
DIR. Shade for the first time and put my
der his care. Since then I have been calling to
him frequently. I am much improved in every
respect; have gained in weight remarkably. have
watched myself with great and am satisfied
that 1 am we'll man, pertains to catarrh.
pulmonary throat consumption DR.. Shades
plan of treatment, am satisfied, will be the COM
ing for tuberculosis in its various forms
manifested in the physical system
Il have been surgeon at the Bellevue Hospital,
physician the outdoor poor for Bellevue Hospital
for heart and lung diseases; also medical inspector
for all hospitals in the city and county Of New
York under the department Of public charities
and corrections for six years. Was compelled to
resign account of my health, and don't hesi-
tate to recommend DR.. Shade as being the most
successful lung specialist in this country
1t ]. W. B.