The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-27

mHOsE WHO CAST GLANCE AT THE
i big captive grizzly out in Gdden Gate Park
and have seen the ease with waich he twists
iron bars and displaces conerste rocks, can
have some idea as to the power of the brutej
Int even then it is only faint. grizzly only
really exerts himself when he "shows fight"
as the hunters call it. They are getting very
scarce in California now, but every old-time
hunter will tell you that the grizzly is for
midable foe, perhaps the most to be feared an
tagonist that the hunter runs up against in his
checkered career.
hunters life is usually supposed to be
healthy life, but the wear and tear and con.
slant nervous strain to which the genuine old
time hunters were put often told severely on
their constitutions. AS race they were fne
set of men-honest and true, fearless and gen.
erous But nature is nature in all men. Mr..
w. f. Trims of Petaluma, for instance, is
good example. In his career he hardly knew
what fear was in the mountains with which
he was so familiar, but he was brought to bay
at last.
/ About fifteen years ago that annoying and
wasting disease, catarrh, made Its appearance,
to be followed, of course, by dyspepsia and
score of other ills. Mr.. Timms put on bold
face to the wretched state into which his
health was getting, until complete nervous
prostration put him, unexpectedly speaking,
in the dust. Then he quailed. He sought re-
lief high and low-north, south. east and west
he went and sent. searching for some one or
something to allay his terrible malady, or,
rather, complication ofmaladies. Notvery long
ago he came to San Francisco and dropped into
that grand institution for the cure of al dis
eases, at the corner of Market, Stockton and
Ellis streets-THE HUDSON MEDICAL INsTI-
TUTE-andsfrom the moment of his consulting
the physicians there he felt instinctively that
he no longer had reason to fear the result OF his
battle for life. And late events show that in
this he was correct, for he has recently written
the following letter, which speaks for itself:
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE-Gentle
For fifteen years had been afflicted seriously
with dyspepsia and catarrh and nervous pros
tration, and to such an extent that life was in
deed a burden to me. 1t required no little will
power to resist the temptation of self-destruc-
| ton. was treated by great many prominent
physicians, but without any benefit until
about month ago, and have taken treatment
| since that time, and am happy to say that
| with one months treatment have been trans
change is wonderful. My catarrh and dyss
pepsia are all gone, also, my nervous system is
! in good condition; the extreme dependency
| and melancholy is removed, and am exceed
| ingly happy and cheerful and can cheerfully
| recommend the physicians of the HUDSON
| MEDICAL INSTITUTE as skillful, conscien-
| tious and honorable physicians. Yours truly,
WI TIMMS.
| These are broad, straightforward, manly
statements, which have the ring of honesty
about them, but they are only of the same
| tenor as many hundreds of equally satisfactory
utterances by those who have been cured at the
| HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE. Amongst
| those who have voiced their sentiments of
praise heartily may be mentioned Mr.. H. G..
Mulkey of Corvallis, Or, who says: CATER TAX
ing your treatment for a short time gained !.
twelve pounds in weight and was wonderfully
benefited. am perfectly we'll and
shall always speak well of the HUDSON MEDI-
CAL INSTITUTE
Mr.. Fairchild of Stockton says: "I can't rec Z
ommend the Institute too highly, for now feel
that am perfectly and permanently restored
to health
OF "The Great Hudyan, their splendid spe-
cific for all nervous troubles, q gentleman writ
ing from San Luis Obispo, says:
was permanently cured in three months. I
did not believe at first that Hudyan was a
wonderful remedy. / am now convinced that
it is.
And so the good work goes on and on. And
now it is conceded that the HUDSON MEDICAL
INSTITUTE is one of the greatest establish
ments in the world for the cure of all durable
diseases. You can be cured there if you can
be cured at all, QUICKLY, QUIETLY, SCIEN-
ILLEGALLY AND SAFELY, AS WELL AS PER-
MANENTLY. The Hudson Medical Institute
now occupies the large white building at the
junction of Stockton, Market and Ellis streets,
San Francisco, Cal.