The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-19

Gentlemen:-l am pleased to say that
my little boy Percy, who has been under
your care for the past two months Tor
catarrhal deafness ia now completely
cured. | write this in the hope that It
msy lead others TO consult you, az L
have no doubt that they will he bene-
fitted by so doing. | placed my boy
under the care OF several other physicians
but they all failed. Your speedy cure OF
the case. Is therefore. all the more re-
markable. Yours respectfully,
T. f. Francis.
Sprain and Rupture Cured.
Marquette, Mich, July 21, 1897.
Dear Sr:-I have been suffering from a
sprain and lncipient rupture for year
and bali or more. L tried various
treat ments but got no relief until L con-
suited the Britt Medical Institute in
Marquette. am now entirely comfort
able. Edward Vashaw.
Paralysis Cured.
Saginaw, Mich. Sept. %, 1897.
Twas taken 10 the British Medical In
stitute unable To walk. | suffered from
complete p rAlvsis 80 | had no control
of myself Oae side OF my body was al
most useless and numb. Have only doc
tored short time and am al WORK again
az usual. | am co npletely cured and
feel as well as ever.
Mrs Eva Mcdonald,
Genessee and Holland Ave.
Milk Leg Cured.
West Bay City, Mich, Sept, 81, 1897.
This is TO certify that nm more than
pleased with the treatment | have re-
ceiyed from the British Medical Institute.
have had a milk leg for sixteen years,
and doctored most OF that time, with
doctors and hospitals all over the coun-
try and with some of the leading doctors
in Detroit and other large cities, and all
the time continued TO grow worse. Hear
ing OF the Institute in | commenced
treatment few months ago and am
happy TO state that | am about well and
can use my limbs as welt az eyer. have
every confidence IN the Institute, not
only in the cure OF my supposed hopeless
case. but in all chronic csses, and an
constantly recommending their skill &c
Others. Mrs. John Vallare,
40 Washington st.
Lost Manhood Restored.
Saginaw, Mich Sept %, 1897
NV Advice to the Public:-I wish &C
say for the benefit of ali who are suffer
ing from any complication of diseases oil
blood troubles of any kind, or troubles
caused by youthful indiscretions ol
weakness OF either sex. These maladie'
are being steadily cured right along b,
the British Medical Institute. | sDsah
from personal experience oil myself anC
scores of my acquaintaDces and friends
The doctor in charge has no superior l
any equal in chronic diseases and surg
ery. The doctor has been at the head o
the Institute in this city for nearly tive
Sears and a successful practitioner 10
several years in Saginaw, and 1t Will pa,
30 consult him first, last, and all tn
time. and YOU will need no other advlc
ia time OF sickness.
w. o. Leonard, ex-polce officer,
1913 s. Tllden st.
A Complication Of Troubles Cured.
Saginaw wv. S. Mich, Sept. II, 1897.
| vas badly run down with a compl
cation OF troubles; tried various remedie
but grew continually worse and tinall
became confined to my bed, l began e
lose hope. While l was in this this cor
dition my husband consulted the BIRTHS
Medical Institute in Saginaw and L ar
happy to state that the result has bee
all that could be desired and more tina
| hoped for. The doctors seemed {
understand my case at once. My IN
proyement began from the first day
treatment. Now L have nearly or quit
recovered my normal strength and al
able to do my own work Tor a large Ian
lily. :. ~,
L can cheerful Y recommend all in lii
condition to call on the British Medic'
Institute both for their moderate charge
and the efficacy Of their treatment.
Mrs. Mary White.
1014 Congress avenue.
Malignant Sore Throat Cured.
| visited the British Medical lnstitu
about a month ago with malignant so
throat that had had for number
wears. | was reduced down to me
shadow. The Institute, through Il
skill OF thu doctor, has it now entire
well, so that can eat with comfort, II
the fret time in years, without par
Gle of pain, and am feeling better IN evel
way. Yours, etc,
Neuton Borst,
l33 " jefferson Ave.
Saginaw, October 1, 1897.