The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-18
Catarrh and Catarrhal Deaf
ness, Coughs, Colds and
Consumption Cured by His
New Remedy, a Product of
the Roentgen Ray.
5000 FREE TREATMENTS
Distributed Gratis From the Office
Of the Topeka Journal, to ALI
Who Ask for Them, Beginning
at 9 a. m. Tuesday, April 10Th.
A Public Test Agreed Upon and
the Result to Be Published IN
This Paper.

$3.50 Wabash Avenue Chicago, Ill,
April II, 1S98.-To the Topeka State
Journal: I have discovered a remedy
Wh1cn is a proven cure for catarrh and
catarrhal deafness, consumption and
all diseases of the air passages of the.
head, throat and chest. 1t is a product
OF the X-ray and has been declared by
board of eminent chemists and physi-
clans IAN instrument for good, unsur-
passed by any other medical or scientif-
ic discovery of modern times" Prof.
j. H. Seelye, M. D., LII. D., says: This
is not simply a good medicine. 1t is
more than a medical wopder-it is one
of the scientific wonders of this age of
scientific discovery, a discovery worthy
of an Edison, and one destined to exert
an influence on the vitality and longe-
witty of the human race for all time"
This discovery of mine is the first
barrier erected by science against the
onward march of that lingering death,
slow, painful and awful, which clouds
millions of homes today, and it will be
a sure salvation to all who will accept
it. Cure cold in the head and catarrh
will never come. Cure soreness in the
throat and bronchial tubes and laryn-
gifts and bronchitis will never come.
My remedy not only cures deep seated
diseases, but prevents disease by re-
moving the causes which produce it.
1t is not a nauseouS medicine, it is not
pills, it is not liquid. 1t is administered
by the simple act of breathing. 1t is the
only remedy that can penetrate the
passages. Hence, it is the only remedy
that can by any possibility cure ca
tarrh, catarrhal deafness and consump-
ton. 1t positively cures 81 per cent of
all cases in which it is tried. 1t will
give immediate relief.
There have been many medicines adj
vertiSed which were worthless. Much
good money and precious time have
been thrown away on them They have
proven a snare and a delusion, and have
been remembered only by those who
have been imposed upon by them, and
countless thousands of such fill untime-
ly graves. 1 do not think it strange
that those needing treatment most have
lost faith in It'll have never deceived the
public, but others have.
This wonderful medicine will surely
cure quickly and permanently all dis
eases of the breathing system. 1 want
consumptives and those suffering from
catarrh, grip, coughs and colds to be-
lieVe this. But do not expect them to
believe it without proof, nor can expect
them TO pay for the proof. 1 will fur
nish the proof at my own expense, and
in so doing will confer immeasurable
benefit on thousands of sufferers in
your city. L know that the Topeka
Journal is the peoples paper, ana that
they believe it. want the journal TO
help it's readers to test this remedy.
I court the most searching lnVesuga-
ton under your immediate supervision
I propose to send 5000 sample treat
ments to the Journal office, there to be
:
afflicted with any disease of the air pas
sages of the head, throat or chest 1
propose that the names and addresses
of all who accept sample treatments be
taken, and that at the end of week
reporters be detailed to interview those
who have taken the treatment and that
the Journal publish what may be said
for and against it, without fear or ia
vor BY this means there will be no
possible chance for fraud or deception,
and the remedy will stand or fall upon
,f -6n
it.
This treatment is as harmless as pure
air and cannot but benefit any one who
tries it. 1 cannot conceive of a nobler
work than that in which all are engaS-
ed who are making the public familiar
with this discovery. 1t literally means
life and health to thousands without
number. Will the Journal aid me in
this work as I have suggested? Await
ing an early reply, am sincerely yours
ABBOTT LORING, M. D.,
Topeka, Kan, April 10, 1898.
DR.. Abbott Loring, of Loring & Co..
New York, Chicago and Boston
Dear Doctor: The Journal accepts
your proposition. You may send to the
Journal office 5000 free sample treat
ments as you suggest. If you have dis
covered an absolute cure for catarrh
and catarrhal deafness, consumption,
colds coughs and all other diseases of
render it's readers no greater good than
by publishing prominently the results
of this investigation.
THE TOPEKA JOURNAL.
Bear IN mind this distribution of
free sample treatment will begin
promptly at 9 o'clock Tuesday
April 10Th, from the
Journal office. Be at the Journal
office early.
You will have simply to ask for sam
pies to get them. Every conSumptive,
every sufferer from catarrh or catarrhal
deafness, grip, colds, coughs or hoarse-
ness is interested in this offer and is
cordially invited to participate in its
benefits.
This treatment will make you feel
better at once.
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