The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-26
LIKE A MAN.
Are the People in the State OF
Washington Remarkable?
There Is One Who Will Tell the
Truth Every Time.

Is the world full of liars? That seems
curious query, but by "a liar" is not
meant here exclusively or even particu-
larry q falsifier. A lie has been very
properly defined as an attempt to deceive,
and those "who damn with faint praise"
when the whole truth would serve the case
are very evidentiy-if this definition be
correct-liars. The term is a. harsh one to
use, doubtless, but there are cases in
which it is justifable. Let US take as an
instance. that OF man who has been Ill,
and on meeting friend he is asked what
accounts for his improved appearance.
He will say, perhaps, that he never was
very ILL.," but that DIR. So-and-so had
''visited him once or twice" Now, if he
is recovering from dangerous illness that
man might in all justice be termed liar.
But speaking of this class of prevaricators
is reminiscent of the fact that they do not
seem to be plentiful in the State of Wash
ington. Take the instance of George II.
Rice, who some few months ago was on
the verge of most serious and vital ner-
vous trouble. He lives at Fort Candy,
Wash. and when he was fully aware as to
how sad state he was in he applied to
that grand medical institute, the Hudson,
and being told that bad as his case was it
was durable, he placed himself unre-
servedly in the hands of the specialists
there. Here is what he has to say when
asked as to the result of the treatment:
FORT CANBY, WASH, Aug. 3, 1895.
Hudson Medical Institute, San francisco.
Cal.-Gentlemen: Your favor OF july 80 IS at
hand and l thought 1 had written you long
ago, but as 1 have not done so perhaps this
will do.
The treatment from the Hudson Medical In
stitute is all that could be expected or desired
by any one, as your medicine has l think es-
tablished perfect cure in my case, and hope
and think 1t Will be permanent. am unable
to speak the praise it deserves, but suffice it to
say that l feel in every respect as a man should.
Very respectfully, GEO. b. RICE.
Now there is the manly and straighfor-
ward letter that Washingtonian has writ
ten when he was simply asked as to what
was the result of his going to that Mecca
for all the sick-the Hudson Medical In
stitute-and it is worthy of him in that it
speaks the truth out plainly. But Mr..
Rice is by no means the only one who
speaks ont fearlessly when asked to state
what has been done for him. Thousands
join him in praising this great institution.
X C.. Taft OF Stowe, Cal, writes: ''I am feel
ing fine, with not sign OF the disease now" -
A. Burton of Grass Valley: ''The medicine
that took did me lots of good"
S. ]. Bailey of Weaverville says: cater two
months treatment with you L feel fully re-
stored to health"
Mr.. J.. T. Ward of Park City, Utah: ~ am
cured OF the terrible disease that had"
Day by day-even hour by hour-these
convincing statements come to the man
ayers OF the Hudson Medical Institute,
and they must be taken as proof positive
that there is hope for every one till the
famous specialists OF the Hudson Medical
Institute say that YOU HAVE AN IN
DURABLE DISEASE.