The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-19
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ans wer their letters.
With thanks and gratitude,
Mrs. ID. b. Crater
127 w. Bddle street.
Cancer and Heart Disease Cured.
To whom it may coneerD:-Dr. Good
man OF the British Medical Institute hay
ing doctored in our family for a number
OF years, has cured cancer, that other
doctors said my little daughter would
have 20 have cut off her face. and with
out the use OF a knife. He also cured my
husband OF heart disease, whom others
had given up to die, and now he is az
well as eyer. Yours truly,
Mrs Isabelle Smith,
756 Douglass street.
Saginaw, Sept. 10, 1897.
A Whole Family Cared of Female Weak
ness, Constipation, Etc.
British Medical instituted write to
thank you for your successful treatment
OF my self, my wife, and my little daugh-
ter Nellie. My wife as you are aware,
suffered terribly for years with an all
ment peculiar TO women; she is now per-
fectly well, and my daughter Nellie, who
voungster in the neighborhood. Your
masterful treatment of myself was al
most miracle. The attack of typhoid
which you 40 successfully killed in few
daya, no doubt saved me from a whole
seasons sickness, II not death. You can
count upon me speaking well OF the
bridge that carried me aud my family SO
safely and quickly back to health,
Yours respectfully,
Chr 1T Grotkop.
Jackson, Mich, Sept. 81 1897.
Stomach Trouble Cured.
Owol so, Mich. 1897.
For the benefit OF those who are suf-
Fering az | was from stomach trouble, l.
feel it my duty to make the following
statement. For year or more / was
unable To eat anything without the
greatest distress and was failing every
day. had tried several remedies but
without any relief, being advised 10 call
on the physicians CT rhe British Medical
Institute | did So and can say that am
more than thankful for what they have
done for me. have not felt so well in
years. Have scarcely apy distress and
am gaining strength ey~ry dey. l would
advise anyone suffering TO give them
call aud be convinced. Ed Alilugbam,
ia W. King street.
General Debility Cured.
Bro Jklyn, Mich, 1897,
Dear Sire-You cannot think how
thankful am that came TO see you
last spring and doctored what little L
did. have done all NY work since for
two and sometimes three; have the milk
of two COWS aud our garden, which L
work in some, and have been IN the berry
J swamp sight and ia the hot sun too. L
send you ten cents for your book on ca
tarrh, which NAV help me more until l.
can come Yours respectfully,
Mrs. w. Aylsworth-
. Rheumatic Paralysis Cured.
Owosso, Mich. 1897.
3 Gentlemen-I take pleasure in making
the following statement. About ffteen
months ago | was injured ana since that
D time nv arm has been almost useless. L
could not put nv hand Co my head and
had TO be helped TO put my coat on,
tried almost everything. Hearing al the
physiclans the British Medical losti-
tute. consulted them III placed mNseli
under their care, and am pleased to state
: that with Just one weeks treatment i
VI can put my coat GU dlobf uuu uirO Son
;, put nv band to my head. something
L had not done for over year.
v Yours respectfully,
e NJ. ID. Crow
y Rheumatism Cured.
c Saginaw, Mich, Sept. 8, 1897.
This IL to certify that | have been ac'
q auainted with the general man
u aver OF the Saginaw branch OF the Brit
y ish Medical Institute and have frequently
r doctored with him for my family, my
wife and two daughters for erysipelas
and levers and biz treatment has beer
verv thorough and satisfactory.
Some time ago was hurt very badly
n having my back aud spine crushed by al
IL accident, and after getting cured OF tha
q then acute rheumatism act in a.
| over nv body and limbs, 80 wssunabl
,t to work for many months. | tried pat
,e ent medicine and almost everything tna
it was recommended To me With no goo
" results. I finally consulted the Voc
ne tore and he said that he always cufe
n rheumatism and neuralgia. | went pr
| der treatment Immediately. That wax
e. over year ago. | got cured, end Z
10 this day have had no return of the ma
ady, u. l.. Cusnman.