The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-06-24

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it, telegraph me. J. j. Hanford,
Proprietor Hanford Iron Works,
Bernaidlno, Cal, formerly of Corona.
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The following testimonial lie from an
old soldier and member of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, who escaped
the dangers of shot and shell on the
bloody battlefields only to encounter
that more relentless enemy, cancer.
He exhausted every effort to secure
relief and finally came to the German
American specialists. He says.
The German-Amertcsn staff of Ply
sicians and Surgeons:
am thankful to say that my face
is entirely we'll and will never trou BILE
me again, after having suffered from
cancer for fifteen years; there is
scarcely scar. Thanking you for
making such q permanent cure, I am
your well wisher.
Thomas Taylor,
Carson City, New.
My female troubles are very much
improved. Mollie Lowry,
Fayetteville, Ark.
My sons general health is the best
he has ever had and his catarrh is
improving all the time.
Mrs. John Jennings,
Wichita, Kan,
am doing as we'll az | could tx.
pect. have sent Que of your adver.
| tisements about 200 miles to a sick
lady friend I believe your firm to he
the only honest and reliable doctors
have ever met Mrs. Mollie Rose,
Slusher, o.
am glad to say my throat is i'm
proving. ! am better than have
been for years, aud shall always feel
grateful to the German American
staff of Physicians aud Surgeons frr
the relief air lady given.
Mary shelton,
Fayetteville, Ark.
| don't think | need any medicine
now, az / am getting along nicely and
am not troubled with catarrb to any
extent. Later, If it troubles me any
will write.
l thank the whole staff for their
treatment.
A. Mcdaniel,
Norman, o. Il.
One of the recent cures of the GEL
msn-American specialists was that of
John II. Battice, an old blacksmith of
FIT. Smith, whose shop on Eleventh
street and all his tools were blown
away by cyclone. For nearly 20
years Mr.. Battice has suffered from
deafness, the trouble becoming more
aggravated as age advanced. He
tried several doctors and spent con-
siderable money ia various treatments
but his deafness kept getting worse.
He called on the specialists for exam
ination and began their treatment.
He took two treatments, and to his
great delight, he found that his hear
ing, after twenty years of waiting,
was fully restored. The old man WAS
80 grateful that he wrote the follow
ing voluntary testimonial:
Fort Smith, Ark, Jan, %, '9S.
To whom 1t may concern:
This certities that I, John Battice,
of No. 902 North Tenth Street, Fort
Smith, Arkansas, called upon the
German. "A merican staff of Physicians
and Surgeons at their office in the
Turner Hall on the 9th inst for ex.
animation.
| have been suffering with deafness
tor the past eighteen or twenty years.
During the last year have been al.
most entirely deaf. After two treat
ments from these specialists l can
hear rs well as any body.
John II. Batlice.
| am free and am glad to admit
that even thus far you have done me
a great deal of good and feel that
have already got more than the
worth of the fee agreed upon. | wish
To further state that | have the ut.
most confidence in your ability to
cure me, | have never, nor do | now,
doubt your ability or your honesty or
your sincerity. You will please ac-
cept my sincere thanks and gratitude
for the offer you have made me. If
| was man of means or knew that
the day would come when | could
| would not hesitate to bind myself
to pay you $500 for your treatment,
You have indeed been very kind and
generous to me, and | must say that
have never met more gentlemanly
set of men. With best wishes for
your success in alternating human
suffering, am,
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