The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-16
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A REMARKABLE CASE
"A Reported by an old resident and business
The oxydonor svictory," which was invent.
ed by DR.. Sanche OF Detroit, Mich, and which
is represented in this city Drs: Mcleod d
Lusby OF No. 227 South Main ST., is attracting
much attention and making many remarkable
cures. . - .
H. E. Corn1yell, who resides at 335 South
Olive ST., is a remarkable instance OF the cura-
tive properties OF the Oxydonor. Mr.. Corn
well had been for years notary public and an
active dealer in real estate
His Office as located at 22I West First ST.,
this city, where he has done large amount OF
business He has had complication OF dls-
eases coming on for over fifteen years, which
eliminated last June.
He was first stricken with severe attack OF
piles He was confined to his bed for about
two wee ks and thought he would soon be able
to be up and around, but in about month
pen para Isis, with which he had been threat
ened for some years, interviewed, and spread to
other par Is OF the body, settling notably III the
The para lysis continued to increase and to
take more and more complete possession OF
his body, in spite OF all that the best medical
skill which he could command could do to
fight off the disease, and he grew so steadily
worse that he was compelled to give up his
Office and the business which he spent years in
building up He continued to grow worse I'M
til the stage was reached at which he had lost
almost com plete control OF his arms and legs
He had 10 be fed like a child and carried to
aud from his room. He lost distinct recollec
ton OF events; his mind wandered frequently
and in the horrors OF hideous Nightmares and
Authorizations OF the brain waited in tevered
impotence the steady approach OF the deadly
paralytic poison toward the citadel OF the
heart 1t was then, in the latter part OF Janu-
ary last, that his good wife, who had worn her.
self almost to n shadow, watching at his bed
side heard of the Oxydonor. She made i'm
mediate arrangements to secure an instrument
and begin the treatment Of this wonderful dis
covery. From the first change Tor the better
was perceptible TO the family, but not to the
suffering patient. He was too weak and too
far wi a
the treatment of the Oxydonor was being APP
piled to him. The ms trument would be APP
piled and taken away without his knowledge.
IN about two weeks, however, he felt revived
appetite and an increased power OF control
over his limbs. The swelling in his legs began
10 go down, and increased capacity to use his
arms became manifest
In less than two mon tbs he had regained his
appetite, his bowels became regular, used
his hands and arms with comparative ease,
could walk with assistance, and getting well
as fast as one could, and today stands as u liv-
ing example of the efficacy OF the Oxydonor.
II you have any doubts as to the merit OF the
Oxydonor call and see Mr.. Cornwell and he
will dispel them quickly. 16
T ACE CURTAINS CLEANED AT HOME,
l. said Mr.. Brown to his wife one day. 81
believe I'll send our curtains away to San
Francisco, to get them cleaned in time Tor our
daughters marriage to Green" NOW Mr..
Blown" said his dutiful wife, 81 cannot see,
dr all my e why you seRd So so FAR
here who can do the work as well, If not better
and much cheaper besides so why not let 'er?'
swell said, Mrs B., you're II jewel, my honey
and always contriving some way to save
money. I'm in favor of giving employment al
home, especially when we're the gamers, sc
come, let us take down our lace and without
more delay will call on the lady; and if, as
you say, she can give me the names OF good
citizens here she has worked for, III give hel
the job without fear" So Mr.. Brown called
on Mrs. Schiel, No. 229 L. Thirtieth St, and
left his work. thus saving not only time bu
expense OF carrying to and fro, besides the
bonus paid to middlemen for handling the
curtains. 16