Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-08-26
is HE A FRAUD?
"The Banner" Investigates Dr. ]. Harvey
Moore, the Specialist, Now in
Rrenham

Moore, the Specialist, Now in
Brennan.
The people of this section have
been taken in so much by travel
ing quacks that the people don't
know when a man of merit comes
along. If a man is all right, it is
a benefit to our readers to know
it. If he is a fake, it is our duty
to expose him. We took several
names from DR.. Moore's circular
and sent letters of inquiry to
them. We publish the replies
below:
A U. S. MARSHAL's WIFE.
Mrs. J. A. Manson, wife of the
United States marshal at Mem
phis, Tenn, writes:
81 sent my son and daughter
to DR.. Moore in Atlanta for cross
eyes. He Strengthened them
after an eminent oculist had fail
ed and the best oculists in this
state said it could not be done.
They are now perfectly straight.
You could not tell they had ever
been crossed. I was induced to
send them to DR.. Moore by rela-
tives in Georgia, who knew some
of DR.. Moore's patients. Ny
DAUGHTER was in Atlanta two
months. She said DR.. Moore
had a very large practice, was
busy all the time. We think he
lis the greatest man living. You
will find him perfect gentleman
in every respect. 1t gives me
great pleasure to testify to his
worth and merits both as a man
and an oculist. Yours truly,
Mrs. J. A. MANSON"
CURED HIS CATARRH.
Mr.. A. T. Pelphrey, a promi-
nent merchant Of Collinsville,
Texas, writes:
81 was almost dead with ca
tarrh when l went to see DR..
Moore. l took his treatment and
now feel ike a new man. When
I went to DR.. Moore I weighed
40 pounds. l now weigh 1875. L,
consider that he is without an
equal in his line. He cured Mr..
D. G.. Kilcrease and Miss Addie
Boyes of this place, when they
were almost blind from granu-
lated sore eyes. Yours respect
fully, A. T. PELPHREY."
A WACO MINISTER.
Rev. F. N. Calvin, pastor of
the Central Christian church in
Waco, Texas, writes:
{" When I went to see DR..
Moore l was suffering from I'LL
GERS on my eyes caused from
granulated lids, which 1 had suf-
fered from for fifteen years. 1
had been treated by nine differ
ent oeulists, some of them men
of national reputation. I had
been pronounced a hopeless case
by the best of them. After a
short time l was able to do my
own reading and writing, some
thing 1 had not done in years. I
saw other cures that DR.. Moore
performed in Waco that seemed
indeed. l can rec
ommend him as an honorable
christian gentleman, who will do
all he promises in every case,
and your people are fortunate in
having access to him.
Truly yours,
F. N. CALVIN"
From the above proof there
can be no doubt of DR.. Moore's
skill as a physician and
as a man. The only
question remaining is, why a
man of DR.. Moore's ability
should leave home. The doctor
this question. He says:
&c l have made some important
discoveries and wish to demon
strate them to the people before
my sanitarium in At
lanta, and l know the only way
to convince the people of the SUI
periority of my methods of
treatment is to come to them and
do the work where they are /,
forced to see it.
This is a wise conclusion on
the doctors part and, he is
bound to achieve the success he
so richly deserves.
A CONCERT by the well known
artists included in John Tanners