The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1896-03-13
Then Send Postal Gard al once to T. A..
Slocum, New York City, the Most
Eminent Chemist in America.
HE CURES CONSUMPTION.
Two Free Bottles of His Newly Dis
covered Remedy will be Sent
to You to be Used Faith
fully Upon its Merits.
Sunshine aud Hope for Stricken
Families.

In one Of the richest and greatest
countries on earth 700 persons die
every day OF the year because they
cannot get air TO breathe.
A monster seizes them, and slowly,
mercilessly brushes out their lives.
The country is the United States OF
America, and the monster is Consump-
ton.
Selecting the bravest and fairest, he
has them in his clutches before they
know that he is near.
Consumption causes more desolation
than war.
Coughs and lung troubles lead to
consumption, loss of flesh and wasting
conditions.
OF all tho disease which afilict the
human race it is the most fatal.
Its ravages are by no means con-
fined 10 the lungs alone.
1t attacks, in fact, almost every part
of the body.
1t casts q blacker shadow than in
temperance.
To check its ravages science for
many years labored in vain.
Is it possible even to-day to cure
every case of consumption?
Let us look the melancholy truth
straight in the face.
1t is not possible.
But, out of the 700 lives sacrificed
every day, 500 may be saved, and I.
A. Slocum, the distinguished manu-
featuring chemist, has discovered o
way to do it.
= 1t is with a solemn sense of RESPONSE
bility for his words that the great
chemist announces through the medium
of the public press that he has found
an absolute cure for consumption in
any case where the patient is not act
ually dying.
Thousands OF witnesses could be
brought forward-whose testimony is
incontrovertible-to prove not only that
the newly discovered Slocum System of
Scientific Treatment is wonderfully
efficacious in the cure OF chest and
lung affections, all pulmonary disor-
ders-and conditions Of wasting
that it does cure in cases of well-dedned
and unmistakable consumption.
Now, in order to show his deep root
cd belief in the browning worlA of his
life, he offers to send free two bottles
of his newly discovered remedy to any,
body suffering from coughs, lung
troubles, consumption, loss OF flesh,
and all conditions Of wasting.
Nothing could be fairer or more
philanthropic.
The renowned chemist recognizes it
as moral duty to spread far and wide
the knowledge OF his cure for consump-
ton.
This generous proposition speaks elo-
que ntly indeed OF the good faith" Of
the great chemist.
He wants to send the sunshine and
hope and gladness into families.
Beside victims OF consumption, this
Offer interests all who work in bad air,
all who are exposed to cold and damp
ness, all who feel the irritation in the
throat, sore lungs or soreness under
the breast bone, and the steady loss OF
strength and flesh that are the first
signs of serious lung affection.
Slocum's system Is the only ono
whose results have been practically
successful.
Is not your life worth a cent? Then
our advice is to buy a postal card and
send your name and address to T. A.
Slocum, M. c., 1873 Pearl St., New
York City. When writing the Doctor,
please tell him that you saw this arti-
Gle in this paper, and greatly oblige.