The herald., 1897-01-10

that my COMPLETE cure is a question Ct
but a very short time and ! cor,side-
your treatment the 1lSostremarkab Bile and
positive cure for CONSUMPTION OF anv
with which l am acquainted Respect
Iuliy yours, MRS. NJ. e. JONES,
No: l26 A. North HUI St, Los Angeles.
From a young lady whose sta atements
can be easily verified:
r. w. Harrison Ballard, 404 Sthnson
Block-Dear Sir: take the pleas1,re
20 write to you and to thank you for
what You have done for me by your
treatment for tuberculosis was afiiic.-
ed with tuberculosis OF the lungs and Of
the GLANDS Of the neck and went to some
or the most prominent physicians of Los
Angeles and tried everything possible
to reduce the swollen glands, includf,no
electricity and everything suggested by
the different physicians. got no better,
and the trouble in my lungs increased,
l was sent to the mountains to try
change of climate. all to no purpose.
The cough and expectoration increased.
and were very severe. and all the treat
ment by other physicians did, no good.
Fortunately l learned of your treatment
and decided to try it, with most happy
results. for 1 now consider myself ab,
solutely cured of tuberculosis. Tho
symptoms, including the swelling of ths
glands. have entirely disappeared. and |
am perfectly well. have gained In
weight and feel as we'll as ever in nv
life. For this happy result I am sin
cerely thankful to you AND to your treat
ment. and I heartily indonse it and rec
ommend 1t to all sufferers from tuber-
culosis. Yours truly,
MISS A. SPRY,
No. 1914 Ogange Street, Los Angeles.
A recent testimonial from a young
lady cured and returned to her home In
Iowa:
HARLAN. Iowa. Dec. 27th, 1896.
DIR. w. Harrison BallardLDear Sir:
Since my return from California have
been constantly gaining and am so well
now l cannot say too much for you and
your trea tment, which has made 1t pos
sble for me TO enjoy life again. / should
like to have every consumptive know
what has been done for me and what is
possible for them to have done for them
selves.
After losing strength for some time.
without Knowing the real cause, went
to California in November, 1895, thinking
to regain health. In February 1896 I
had an attack of pneumonia, and for ten
weeks was treated by other doctors with
the result that l was fina liymuch worse.
My father consulted prominent ply
sician in Los Angeles who sent him to
you as specialist in lung troubles. At
the first examination by you nv case
was ulagnoSed consumption in the seq
ord stage. 7 CONNIE need taking vour
improved Koch treatement April 2Sth.
having them severe cough, night
sw'esnts, a temperature of 103 degrees.
constant and increasing Loss Of weight
and strength, and other symptoms. At
the end of one month I was little better
but at the end of the second month SEEM
ed much worse, and durirtg the third
month had two severe henpriaagag
iOJ
1041s degrees The treatment however
was continued till little by little the
symptoms disappeared. appetite return-
e6. and at the end of fifteen weeks tha
treatment was discontinued and SEEM
ed nearly wel, and row, after more than
three months, during which time have
returned to Iowa I am quite we'll and
am rejoicing that I took your wonderful
cure for consumption,
Yours Respectfully.
MISS OLIVE L. cox,
Harlan, Shelby County, Iowa.