The herald., 1897-01-10

improved and cured of tuberculosis, even
where in many cases the patients con-
dition had been considered hopeless by
more than one skillful and prominent
physician.
The offices Of DR.. Ballard arc equipped
with apparatus unequaied in this city
for the treatment Of all diseases of the
respiratory organs, including catarrh,
bronchitis. asthma. tuberculosis and all
other diseases of the lungs. The treat
ment consists not only of the injection
into the blood of a direct antidote for
the germs Of tuberculosis. but of the aid
to be derived from the inhalation of
Superheated medicated air ard the di-
rect application to the diseased surfaces
and tissues of appropriate specific rem
edies to assist in the destruction of the
germs and the healing and repair of the
diseased tissues.
DR.. Ballard points with pride to his
record and invites the closest investi-
cation of his cases by any one interested.
The best evidence is the bona fide tes-
timonials of cured patients. Literature
sent on application. Call at the office
and examine and be convinced Consul
tation free.
DIR. w. HARRISON BALLARD, 4o4
Stimson block. corner Spring and Third
| streets, Los Angeles. Hours, 10 to 4;
Sundays 10 to IL.
Riverside-Ofice of DR.. C. C. Sher-
man.
The following testimonials are very
forceful and are all offered subject to
the closest scrutiny:
From a well-known real estate man
of this city:
Dec Is. 1896.
DR.. w. II. Ballard-Dear Sir: Having
been sufferer for more than eight
years from pulmonary trouble, which
had reduced me in health and strength
to such an extent that 1 had almost Civ
en- up all hope of ever gaining relief, |
was induced to try your improved Koch
treatment and I am glad to be able to
testify TO its merits as a complete cure
for consumption. I am feeling better
today than for years, and am steadily
gaining siren 9Th. In fact, l am expe-
riencing the great boon of health after
years of suffering. I have tried all the
noted health resorts of the west, but the
effects, while beneficial were not per-
manent. consider that your treatment
has prolonged my life and am indeed
grateful to you. Trusting that others
may find that relief which have ex-
perienced through your treatment,
am very gratefully yours,
r. S. DYAs.
404 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
From patient given up by twelve diff
ferent physicans:
Dec 30, 1896.
DIR. W. Harrison Rallard-Dear Sir:
There lis no room for any doubt as to the
success of your treatment for tuberculo-
Sis unless it be in the minds Of rival ply
sicians. whose patients you have cured
after they have been given UP to die
1t Is easy to judge of tree by it's fruits,
and of a physician and his treatment by
his cures ! know that you have saved
my life, after having been examined
and treated by twelve eminent physi-
clans, all of whom pronounced my case
consumption, and said that there was
no cure for nTe, and that must die.
had become finaMy discouraged and gave
up; was so weak ] could no longer keep
about my work and support myself and
family, and was harassed into an inces-
SAINT cough ,and eXpectorated quantities
of vle-smelling matter, so that my
friends could hardly stay in the room
with me. l began taking your treatment
three months ago, at the request Of
friends, and have improved to such an
extent THAT am now able to work hard
every day without exhaustion, and
nearly ALL the distressing symptoms have
disappeared. cannot say too much in
favor of your treatment, which has
brought me out Of the grave almost and
given me a new lease of life. Though
not yet completely cured. and though
still taking the treatment. am confident