The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-04
HE SAVES ANOTHER LIFE
AFTER 4 SCORE OF PHYSICIANS
 FAIL.

Ton Years of Misery-But Saved by That
 Great Specialist, Dr, Damon-Mrs. Wild
 Interviewed by a Reporter and Truth
 ful Tale Told-The Cure q Surprise to
 the Medical Faculty as We'll as Friends.
 Having heard of a recent cure by the
 vitapathic doctors which impressed me
 more forcibly perhaps than some oth-
 CTS Of it's class, betook my steps in
 quest os the patient After some diffi-
 culty ' succeeded in locating her. As
 she was not in at the moment, I busted
 my brain forming an idea of her ap-
 pearance, etc, at the same time giving
 an eye to my scrupulously neat sur
 roundings. The dainty little parlor
 seemed that O. happy home circle
 enjoyable and inviting; the rooms the
 perfection of neatness and order, not
 to speak of comfort. And as to the
 kitchen, words fail me, for it possessed
 none of those features that often re-
 pei rather than attract, and was just
 the neatest in the world. Surely" I
 thought, this patient, feeling herself
 perhaps in circumstances that don't
 warrant servant has been making
 perfect slave of herself keeping her lit
 tie home up to the mark, and that is
 why she has been such a sufferer"
 But on sitting face to face with the in-
 teresting little woman, these thoughts
 were quickly dispelled, as I listened to
 her account of her long illness and truly
 remarkable recovery. She began: For
 ten years I have suffered every con-
 ceivable agony, from stomach trouble
 constant nausea and violent headache
 so that l became the picture of misery,
 and, delicate as you may think my
 present appearance, yet l was per-
 feet shadow in comparison and abso-
 lutely despairing and indifferent to life,
 taking no interest in my home or fam
 ily I could not retain food long
 enough or in sufficient quantities to
 afford any nourishment to my system.
 In addition to all this, I had la grippe
 very severely last winter, It is true at times I received some relief from many different physicians, but only of the most transient character Finally was induced to attend the lecture and clinics os Dr. Damon at the Hyperion.
 I decided to make this last trial, for
 was also threatened with paralysis, and I feared becoming yet greater burden and care. I shall never forget that day" and her voice became tremulous as she added, "It seemed as if Jesus himself had really come, when I saw | the people, one after another, being | cured by the doctors. It was all so strange and wonderful and like what I | had read of His doing when on earth. | There were so many on the stage that | I saw it was no use for me to try to get 1 there; but l was bound, after all the cures I had seen, to go to Dr. Damon's l office. I have been under his care now l about two weeks, having had three or | four treatments in all. I am a new wo- l man to-day, for those headaches and | the nausea have entirely ceased and | would look better and feel even | stronger than I do but for having moved and just got settled here. h. | deed, ' can never say half enough in praise of Dr. Damon's great power in restoring my health. It seems simply 1 a miracle Now I feel as if l had ev- erything to live for, and enjoy this little home as can't express; also in making ] it comfortable and happy for my fam ! ily. Before, I cared for nothing, and l often would have been glad to die until I found Dr. Damon, who could l and did do as he said he Would-not 1 patch me ID, but cure me. l tell you all this with pleasure that others may 1 learn os my case and find relief from | their sufferings as I have done Tell 1 them my name and address, Mrs. An l nie Wild, 720 State street, New Haven. 1 The offices of the vitapathic doctors at the Elliott House are open from | 9.3O a, m. to D. m. The charges are l less than those of all other specialists | and Dr. Damon will undertake no case | that is not curable. Consultations | free.