The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06

vyJHFRE ARE FEW NEWSPAPER WRITERS
i that are blessed with the knack of saying
inst what people want most TO read in few
words and there are others again VINO can
never interest you if they write steen columns.
Rnt as a class perhaps they are able 10 say
more with fewer words when occasion requires
than any other class of writer's. Ana THIS Is
simply all suggestive OF the 1act tnat IL !uuge
NV the pithy way in which Mr.. William A. Rus
! so1, ~ Machias. Wash, writes, he might be
suocessful newspaper man. But he is not. In
deed. he is not a newspaper man at all. Not
a great while ago Mr.. Russell was on the way
TO "that bourne from which no man re-
turneth" and it seemed all too likely That he
would not be able to stop the lnsldlous disease
which was striving to carry off good man as
well as a highly respected citizen. But he is
long way from deaths door now, thanks to
the skill of Professor Hudson and his corps OF
highly skilled assistants. Mr.. Russell was
very. yery sick man when he went to that
grand old institute at the junction OF Market,
stockton and Ellis streets, but there is skill TO
be found there which to not few seems little
short of the magical, so splendloly 40 they
attend to each case. This is what Mr.. Russell
has seen fit to write to the managers OF the
famous institution. 1t is we'll worth reading:
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE = Gentle,
men: Your treatment is thoroughly reliable, and
crave your pardon for not giving you any IntIla-
date shall be glad 10 recommend any t VI III!
friends who may stand in need OF your treatnent'
Please accept my heartfelt thanks for the emo,
you have done me- | feel very grateiuI anu
happy over the change for 1t has much TO 90 win
my domestic happiness. / only regret that I am
not able to pay you ten times Fee or aid TO
bring all who need your treatment to OBTAIN lts
benefits. am frank to say that 1t Is the greatest
thing of the age, and L will be able TO do you
great deal of good, which will take pleasure in
doing. I shall recommend the Hudson Medical
Institute to all / find suffering Yours, respect
| fully, WILLIAM A. RUSSELL.
Machias, Wash, April 20, 1895,
That is as good an Endorsement as could be
| given by any man to any corporation or indi-
| vidual, and when it is followed up by many
| thousands in the same strain is it any wonder
| that the Hudson Medical Institute is thronged
| by sufferers from all parts of the Union?
William Glenn of Mountain Home, Idaho,
writes: "The second week has brought with
| it all the encouragement possible. Health and
! vigor have begun to show themselves"
Eff Bartels of Oroville: ~ am altogether
new man to what 1 was when l commenced
taking your medicines"
T. Clyde of Victoria, B. c., says: al hardly
know how to thank you for what you have
done for me so far. / am just about cured"
T. 1. Graham writes: 81 am pleased to say
that do not require any more medicine. 1
am new man-something never expected to
be again."
L. NJ. Christie: 'I think it my duty to tell
suffering humanity that if they will put them
selves under your treatment they can get re-
lief and get cured, too"
When expressions of opinion of this nature
rain in on the specialists ct the most famous
institute of its kind in the Union it is not
strange that those who are i'll feel that there is
always some hope if their case is taken by
the specialists there for they cure all durable
diseases QUICKLY, QUIETLY, SCIENTIFI-
CALLY AND SAFELY"