The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-24
And Therefore Is in a Position
to Speak With Authority.
FROM FAIR PLUMAS COUNTY
A Gentleman From Mohawk Speaks
in Very Positive Terms as to
What a Grand Work Is Being
Done by the Hudson Medical In
stitute-Suffered Most Acutely.

A MERICA HAS BEEN CALLED THE "CouN-
try of doctors" and to some extent the title is
properly applied for have in our centers some
of the brightest and best that the medical
world has ever heard Of And we can also boast
one or two very famous medical colleges and insti-
tutes In this Western world far and away the
most highly spoken OF on account of the great good
it has done is the Hudson Medical Institute, which
at present occupies the large white building at the
junction of Market Stockton and Ellis streets. Its
praises have been sung in many languages, and by
many thousands of happily cured patients. And
amongst those who have had reason speak in glow
ing terms of this great establishment is Mr.. L. NJ.
Christie of Mohawk in this State. He says writing
to the Institute management:
Dear Sirs: 1t affords me great pleasure to tell the
condition of my present health For years have
been almost constant sufferer from nervousness
and general debility and prostraton in all OF its
forms, shooting pains all over my body at times
tried many different doctors of the country, and
spent considerable money, and got only temporary
relief at the time
And thanks to the Hudson Medical Institute for
my present good health. Have been under their
treatment now about four or five months and feel
like young person, and in fact feel a different
person and hold some pleasure IN life.
think it my duty 10 tell you and in fact to tell
suffering humanity, that they can get relief and
get cured if they will put themselves under your
treatment.
I know not what to say strong enough to express
my gratitude to the Hudson Medical Institute for
my present health. am 65 years old, and was re-
duced down at one time to $50 pounds, and now
tip the scales at $50 pounds that IS as much as
| ever weighed Wnen WAS young ana III NlSOTOua
-.'''-'-'' '' L. M. CHRISTIE.
People nowadays do not use such strong ex-
pressions of gratitude this unless there is very
good for it, and in Mr.. Christes case doubt
less there was what would prompt most people to
feel thankful for what had been done for him. But
day in and day out the whole year through the
physicians at this really wonderful establishment
are deluged with letters of thanks from cured pa
tents For instance
F. T. CLYDE of Victoria, B. c., writes: ST hardly
know how 10 thank you for what you have done
for me so far. am Just about cured"
F. f. Bartels of OrovIlle 81 am altogether
new man to what L was when commenced taking
your medicines"
William Glenn of Mountain Home, Idaho, saysi
1.-THE second week has brought all the encour-
agement possible. Health and vigor have begun
to show themselves"
A. w. Neae of Los Angeles: "Your treatment
has done all that you claimed, and bless the day
that placed myself in your hands"
Have you ever been told that there is no hope
for you? If so. and you have not consulted the
physicians at this grand institute, do not give up
until you have seen them, for all durable diseases
are successfully treated, and whilst there is life
there is hope for you Either call or write.