The San Francisco call., 1896-04-09


them out" AS the old rhyme puts it:
"Alas, how easily things go wrong
sigh too much or q kiss too long,
But, of course, the most sensible thing to do
when you find that things have "gone wrong"
is, instead of sitting down and moaning or
humping over it, to set to work and see how
soon the damage can be repaired. That axiom
holds good in all the affairs of life, no matter
how trivial or of how great import they may
be. The lesser ills and worries lead to the
larger ones, and the man who finds hole in
his money sack never loses moment in get
ting 1t fixed" But why does he do that with
money and yet with other things quite as I'M
portant he will display an air of carelessness
that is too utterly sweet for anything? A rule
never exists unless it has an exception, and
one OF the exceptions to this rule OF letting the
apparently small things of this life slip by un-
needed is S. ]. Bailey of Weaverville, Cal. Mr..
Bailey found himself suffering from nervous
disorder, which when allowed to have full
sway produces the most terrifying ills that
humanity has any knowledge of, but instead
OF neglecting to see to it he got an efficient
remedy at once. He went right to the special
lists at the grand old HUDSON MEDICAL IN
STITUTE, and as soon as he had placed him.
self in their hands he made the first step in
the right direction. AS stated above, Mr..
Bailey was suffering from what would GER
not been taken hold of promptly but at the
end OF two months this is the cheering and
cheerful letter which he has been able to write
TO the specialists who treated him:
WEAvERv1LLE, Cal, August g. 1895.
Hudson Medical Institute, San Francisco, CAL
Gentlemen: will now state that after two months
and express my gratitude 10 you for your speedy
aid also desire to say that any person suffering
selves an injustice not consult the Hudson Medi-
cal Institute without delay. Yours in health,
5. j. BAILEY.
Straignt and right to the point is that manly
expression of thanks and statement of truth
And if it stood alone il would be worthy of
more comment, but the fact is that many,
many people daily sing the praises OF the great
E. W Fowler of Kamela, Or, says: "I am
feeling as good now as it is possible for man
to feel"
Robert Ashurst Jr of Pinoche: Have gained
six pounds since commencing treatment. I
would not take $500 10 relapse into the state
was in before"
S. NJ. Hooker of Los Angeles: 'T now feel as
though am cured and well man."
1t is pleasing to hear praise of the good that
you do in this world. and doubtless the
specialists are glad at the great volume of
testimony which is continually piling UP,
which shows conelusively that if you have
CERTAINLY AND SAFELY at the Hudson
Medical Institute than you can anywhere on
earth"
All the Following Cases Are Curable:
Catarrh Of the head, stomach bladder; all
bronchial diseases: all functional nervous dis
eases: st. Vitus' dance; hysteria; shaking
palsy: epilepsy; all venereal Diseases all kinds Of
blood troubles; ulcers; wastes OF vital forces;
rheumatism; gout; eczema: all skin diseases
fl ON whatever cause arising; psoriasis; all blood.
poisoning; yaricocele; poison oak; lost i'm
paired manhood; spinal trouble; nervous exhaus-
tion and prostraton; incipent paress; ali kidney
diseases; lumbago; sciatica ali bladder troubles:
dyspepsia; indigestion; constipation all visceral
disorders, which are treated by the depurating
Instruments
troubles.
Circulars and testimonials Of the
Great Hudyan Sent Free.
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