The Washington times., 1895-01-06
DR.. SHADES DISCOVERY
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FOR CONSUMPTION.
Investigation 991Racapitulated.
Twenty Washington ConsumDtives
Cured by Dr.. Shade-- Names and
Addresses Given of Seven.

AS THE TIMES said in yesterdays issue that
the arduous task OF making SO important an
investigation had about closed, there still re-
mains the necessary recapituation OF the
work accomplished by THE TINES reporter
The first thought that comes to US is, have We
measured up the standard OF truth and per-
suasive narration of the facts brought out in
all OF the seven interviews. In answer to
this suggestion we will say that we have given
but a small part OF the facts concerning the
cases cured of consumption by DR.. Shade,
1892 Fourteenth street. What we have given
to the public will bear the closest personal in
specrion of ''the light OF open day. The
persons cured live in this city. The physi-
clans who pronounced them hopeless con-
sumptiyes also are living, except DIR. Daniel
Hasner, the eminent lung specialist, who at
tended Mr.. Brown, 1903 Thirteenth street
northwest, for more than year, and gave
him up to die. Then there is DIR. Phillips,
late physician to the Bellevue Hospital, New
York city, whose interview appeared in
SUNDAYS TIMES. Dr.. Phillips declares that
DIR. Shades discovery is destined to be
adopted by the regular profession in spite
of all opposition manifested. DIR. Phillips
was cured by DR.. Shade; took the treatment
six months. Then, again. DR.. Patterson. 52
b street northeast who SAYS DIR. Shade saved
him from consumptives grave. Mrs.
Bender 1882 Sixth Street northwest, we are
! told by Dr. Shade was rs bad a case OF con-
sumption as MIR. Browns. They both had
| dropsy OF their eXtremities and large cavities
| in their lungs, night sweats, &c. Mrs. Bender
| consulted and was given up by seven doctors
| during her three years illness before she
| called in Dr. Shade, as she was unable to leave
| her home when she tegan DIR. Shades treat
ment Mr. Arundel merchant, 1882 Il street.
was also found in bed by DR.. Shade, suffer-
| ing with his ungs- coughing and expectorat-
/ ing, exhausted and about ready TO give up in
| 4. IA, No. lob mt
| Pleasant, d. c.. was the last case interviewed
! and reported in yesterdays Times. Mrs.
| Little was terrible sufferer with her lungs.
| From what she said she coughed so terribly
and expectorated such yellow sputum every
! morning at o clock, and was so much run
| down, that it was like grasping at straw
| when she consulted Or. Shade. But as she
| told us we are inclined to accept Ii as II fact
| that she feels vigorous now and as youth
| ful rs a maid OF sixteen summers. Now,
we desire to say in conclusion that the
eases rerapitula.ed have been cured and
are enjoying good health from one to two
years since cured By DIR. Shade. We feel
| bound TO confess that we are compelled
to yield in the face eF such startling Iacts,
and say that from resfltJof our interviews
! with these people cured Of this dread dis
| ease among whonPza eoi physicians mer-
chants and highly respertsd citizens, that DR..
Shade has undoubtedly male wonderful dis
covery Tor the cure OF his terrible dlsease,
consumption. We DO most heartily recon-
mend Dr. Shade TO TIE poor consunptive and
suffering human ty generally as being second
to mono in ability aa1 skill as physician,
and as DR. Phillips. la;e physician 20 the Bel.
levue Hospital. OF New aork city. said Il
don't hesttate 70 recomInend DR.. Shade rs be-
ing the most successful lung specialist in this
country so we gladly inlorse DR.. Shade and
are grarifled to knoatthattwe have right in
our midst Il physitian who has made the
greatest discovery fofthe century.
j. W. B.