Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-23
TWO MORE PERMANENT CURES
REPORTED.
DIR. Shades ChlOridum Discovery fox
Consumption Well Tested fin
the District.

Although letters Of similar character are being
continually received. few TO be such a special
message TO those who afflicted with that ter
ribe disease. consumption coming as 1t does, from
one Of the most experienced physicians in the Dis
trict.
DIR. McKim, % Fifth street southeast WASHING
ton, ID. O.. has been practiclng medicine on Capitol
Hill for forty years. DIR. MrKim IS one OF the
Oldest member Of the Medical Association in tine
District Of Columbia. He called on DR. Shade over
a year ago and told him that his daughter Mary
was going Just like her mother who died of pull
monary tuberculosis years ago. l want you to take
her case and treat her your child Read
DIR. Mckim's letter below:
WASHINGTON. DC, Nov. Is, 1895
DIR. n. b. Shade.
1872 Fourteenth st. northwest
Washington. ID. c.
My Dear Sir:In regard to your desire to know
my present opinion of my daughters condition who
went under your treatment in November 1894 for
hereditary tuberI uosis, of which disease her
mother died. as well as several members Of her
mothers family, and Of which she herself was in
the second stage. have to say that while at the
tiIne OF her entering upon your treatment her
dition was n every respect highly unfayorable-
severe cough. loss Of appetite, loss OF weight and
loss OF strength. with general dcbility-and while
for some time she did not seem 10 improve, and In
the month OF March following her condition
that which produced great anxiety upon part,
yet the treatment was persisteutly continued nnd
when You dismissed the in June, 1885. after
seven months treatment, her cough was gone, ex-
pectoration had ceased entirely, her appetite
Improved and her weight Increased AT this time
six months later, she is able take long walks
without fatigue, her weight is stll Increasing and
her general appearance excites the admiration "
her acquaintances while there L. every Indication
that she has beer restored to better health than
she has had fof years, which appears to Ice perm
anent nnl cOntinuOu-.
l led put her under your care through
oral and written information and examination Of
your treatment, which has proved TO be highly
successful, satisfactory and efficient.
Yours very truly,
MIR. BROWN SAYS IN AN INTERVIEW. 1872:
Il first learned Of DIR. Shade through article
that appeared in u medical Journal, which had IN
try house In Virginia, where ] had been sent by
DIR. Dan Hagner, under whose treatment / lad
been for nearly year, and who had sent me ont
into the country seemingly to die. DR. Hagner
old practitioner, skilled In lung and throat
troubles He had worked very hard my
without beneficial results. and had finally told my
wife that twas no USE that would hive TO die
| personally did not have much hope. My mother
and sister bad both died Of consumption and I
had fallen 10 weight from 113 pounds TO less than
100. My legs and arms were swollen, ana WAS
scarcely able 10 drag one leg after the other Not
Whilst 4nding all this / determined TO call upon
DIR. Sh de, 4 was much impressed by tile article
which i had read. i finally reached Washington
and Immediately called upon DIR. Shade. who did
Tot offer great encouragement but told me that
II would follow his Instructions all might he we'll
This in April. 1892. For the first three
months / did not show much Improvement, but
after that my coughing grew less and L grew
stronger and better from day TO day until Fcbru-
AIRY, 1893 when i discharged from the doctors
care as perfectly cured; weight. l65 pounds. I
say, finally, that consider l'r. Shades
a marvel. and II would be shame II bis
methods not given all the publicity possible:
Dec. . 1s,5.-My weight Is still between l65
and l1o pounds, and / enjoy good health
Nv. SANFORD BROWN.
mo. 1909 ) street NV"