The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-03-14
From cincinnati Post.
INDICATED.
An uNpouBTEp AND PERMANENT CURE
FOR PULMONARY DISEASES

ana f'nuit, cldUn'u lhdJ ne NM ul7to'cIfh
euro tUf consumption and kindred diseases. rc-
DAY 30 finds itself ylndicated In all that n then
said ana did, aud justified in announcing that
AN absolute cure ctorconsumption has been found.
Dr. Amlck at tue time was already known 10
The Post through his long years Of connection
with the Cincinnati college Of Medicine and sur
gerry. the cincinnati Hospital and other leading
medical Institutions. aud as lecturer In the
wompus Medical College For seventeen years
lie had been connected with the Clnclnnata
college 0t Medicine aud surgery "a a professor
ana ID. secretary VI the College Facility.
For these reasons. uot content with the bare
announcement OF the Cincinnati physicians
claim. The Post. always ready 10 enlist Itself IN
any cause looking to the alienation Of human
suffering, 90 once proceeded on is own account
ma at It's own expense, 10 Investigate Dr.
Amck's claims. hl, theory of the causes Of con.
sumption hts method of treatment aud the re.
suits obtained
olcoi jne brightest young mon ON the repnr-
t8rlI stan ul Iuo Post was srut lO interview DR..
Aml.,aud secure q ull expression %, his views
aud claims. the interviewer round modest.
retiring gentleman. anxious fJa'U'd lll notot-
I.I,. Uuf Hr.t lu uis convictions ustO the merits
af fln 900. l.'r which had crowned hi, years of
nHr-.nu. study ouI -nyUuJn. The Inter.
.leH r.-uIl'i loo .lr Y.H.. ..'I ". 500 ,.. Hu, 100
which Ur. 'Hi.. 'l.t ,u' iH.''.. decided
.''ul Iu uc1n'ui."Nnn to tlr h1nt germ theory.
".H" HtlU tuberculosis Do" -uI, "l- s''d
n. ..H .a1.. Obj. "l h' ease, "i CONSUMPTION
.. tH. rN.H.. .t uHt jus y.U.. n! u.H-umu..aa.
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Iii iI' i'N" .l'' words "'I' ''" 'H '''
'H'lIu' e't'. OBJ. N''l Was Amos. "h'',-I.
r.-cptcl JJ.ar. Wo'5 5eur. I.tar 90. maI9r.
thh Dol. .I.'.i i.'i' Sou H'' A 8al' 'A .'i''I0"
"iilt th' Il'"I, 10. nr hml'.r.
Df Amlck lh'1 explained 100 IehS'h hls own
Aeory 20. lna causes oi tAr disease aud h' @o-
.em oi oitraimeui Tie stated that consumption,
a'thna and ,urh Ni,'t'', were dor To- lack OF
1Sdhtiun iu Che system nud his line OF reas'u-
'ag was so logical aud rational that % at once
iecei'e1 very general crcdcnce among the learn
ed physicians oi iAe country.
Ih1uuthlN convinced OF DE- Amlcks ahllily
hHd louc,tvui purpose ana wltuite tul know
ledge of hts long years ul Lithlul study ANA
lfarlt' lh lha peculiar lin'' Tue Posi- WAS not
'I' ''b WIN th' bare announcement OF his
claims Wi theory but decided to go pn ana in
the oehau oisut'rlng humanity put iht doctors
c.am 90 series " most rigid tests, SO that his
claims. u proved would receive tie widest puo
hclty.
Test cases, including desperate eases Of con.
sumption aud asthma, were selected by thls
newspaper for public tests Of the treatment.
These tests were Instituted voluntarily ON our
part without exception these public tests re-
suited IN cures and the absolute VicdicatOn OF
Or. Amlcks claims.
selected az random from among these test
-ises t"O are given as representatives. OF the
many Among tie applicants Tor places as Post
itsl patents was Mrs. Emma H. Hayes, OF Cleycs.
IIaP pH..H 4
consumption IN It's last stages--an early demise
apparently inevitable. In order that the medl.
cal aspect OF this case may be thoroughly un-
Neis'oou ny all physicians the ioilow'n" Smp-
tOhss' present at time OF beginning tre",
men'' arc noted aotst rare on Inspiration
throughout the right lung; sioiihnt and subcrep-
l'aht raies through upper half oi LETT lung ana
over nan consolidated; lung trouble began in
'oo ap''0nS ploou AL curing W ana 9li had
peen pa'ihS hight sweats Tor SIX lnohthS cough
'ug e'hlost cohstahty shortness OF breath de.
s'oeo On sllght eAertloh' her norma weight
was io' pounds; weight when beginning treat
u.ch' W pounds III winter clothing Including a
o'o'N NuoHilhehceu 'rcatmen nj March H. lSs9 the
u"p,o' ."''n' was No rapld Jhat on May D. 1872,
''N ""9'""' u'oIaieu lhd' ne Thought one more
"'o"'" - treatment "ould erect complete
Vu'c' sue was discharged by Dr. Amlck July Is,
~ aS cured She mas regained her normal
weight ana NtautS' ana Notwithstanding two
severe attacks OF Ia grippa and several severe
o"iuS' she mas hai no trouble with her lungs and
n al TINS "rltlns doing the woi X for IA nily OF
'e'sht persons
A"olhef test case was that OF Mrs 5, o. Mad
''n vi '"'S'"|' 'Sthih'| II was doubtless the
worst case oi asthma IN the country, being OF
tah,y'ae'eh years standing with both lungs
pauiS h'oNed ana stubborn bronchitis rs q
conlpnoalioh' Ihe case had almost natlonP
lcpu'atioh' having at dlnerent times been II
'he hahus OF ulnereht physicians and specialists
'n 'h'sc o'Sease7' II was apparently an ab
'olu,eS hopeless case Al the time OF begin
ing treatment IN March, 1892, she had bccI
oonnneu TO her oed Tor months. the asthmat'
aVtachs DelhS almost constant during th