The Chanute times., 1898-06-17


ede Hotel, ST. Louis"
]. j. Hanford, who runs the SAINT
! Fe shops at San Barnardino, Califor
MIA, was cured by the Gemau-Ameri
can Specialists and gave them the fol
lowing voluntary testimonials
To alf fsutIerers from catarrh in an
stage of the disease, greeting:
This certiies that for the pas
thirty-iive ysars ] have been suffer
er from indigestion and that dreadful
disease, catarrh Of the head, throat
and ears. | have used almost every
preparation that has been introduced
but without receiying' any PRACTICAL
benefit therefrom l have just con
cluded a course of treatment at the
| hands of the German-Amercan STAFF
Of Physicians ard Surgeons, and can
pronounce their system of treating
the disease the very best that | ever
employed, for it goes right to the root
Of the trouble, thereby eradicating
and driving it out of the system
When ! commenced the treatment |
was so deaf could scarcely hear the
right ear was in bad shape, almost
none; the roof of my mouth was cover
Cd with dry ulcers. l must have been
digusJing to all who came i4 contact
with me. To the German-American
staff ] consider owe a debt of graft
tude for having completely restored
me to health again. | can hear today
as well as I ever could. all symptoms
Of the disease have passed away, |
cheerfully recommend all sufferers
from caoarrh not to put off, but con-
suit the German. American STAFF of
Physicians and Surgeons at once
They will cure you. If you are skep.
tical and don't belieue it, just tele-
graph me. J.J. Hanford.
Mr. Holmes, the Santa Fe ticket
agent at Needles, California, was
treated and cured by the German
American Staff.
1t was while the specialists were in
Santiago that H. r. Prickett, a we'll
known conductor employed on the !
Limtada del FerrOcarrel de /.
Sonora railroad, in Mexico, came 10 |
them for treatment and was cured of |
stomach and liver troubles.
While the Specialists were in |
Wichita, Henry Balling, a Santa Fee
passenger engineer whose run is from |
Wichita to Arkansas City, started /
with his wife, to attend the perform
ance Of the German American Vande-
yllles When they reached.the tent
and found that the entertainment was
given as an advertising feature for
the German-AmeriCan doctors, Mrs
Balling would not 60 in, saying Of
course the doctors and their amuse-
ment annex were undoub tedly hum
1yg5.
Later Mr.. Balling's brother came
loWn from Newton on a visit He is
| freight conductor and when they :
asst saw him was suffering from a ser
GUS stomach trouble and catarrh, ,
Je was then in suCn robust health q
hat they were surprised and glad
nd, Of course, wanted to know the
aIse Of the change in his condition. :
lie told told them that he owed his :
ecovery to the German-American
staff of Physicians and Surgeons
Another incident came under the
lotice Of Mr.. Balling and set him to
linking Mrs NJ e. Maxwell, who
iyed at 40 South Market street,
Wichita, and who was the mother of
ne Of the local tiremen, was brought '
O the Offices Of the staff by her daugh-
er, for examination and treatment. r
'he doctor examined the mother and
old the daughter privately that her
mother could not possibly live longer ,
han a week, and thatit would be
selcSs to give her medicins. The
aughter had faith in the German
lmerican staff and throwing herself {
n her knees, payed the doctor {
to take the case. Offering to
ay we'll but the doctor told her that !
nder the circumstances he could not ]
axe her money The lady died few a
ays later on almost the very day
amed by the examining specialist c
These two cases, showing both hon {
5ty and ability, decided Mr.. Balling Il
D take his wife there for treatment t
Jr a chronic trouble, and her improve a
rent was so marked that Mr. Balling
imself took treatment. -. /
Subsequently Mr.. Balling's fireman,
', N, Breen, was induced to call on
he specialists, Mr. Breen has been :
reated for rheumatism and an effect
N of the hip, the physician telling
i'm that his trouble was caused by a
NIB which had been broken by an ac-
dent some time before in yelling