The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-13
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.
The Art of Diagnosis Is the Basis of All Successful
Treatment Thirty-five Years Experience.

treatment. He win instantly detect the
cause and prescribe the proper rene
dies.
LADIES. IF YOU ARE SUFFERING
from persistent headache or any other
ail1nent peculiar to your sex, you should
at once consult DR.. Wood. He cures
when all others fail Thousands of tes-
timonials can be shown to that effect
ALL WEAKNESS PECULIAR TO
EITHER SEX NO MATTER FROM
WHAT CAUSE, promptly yield to the
treatment of Dr. Wood. who is located
at rooms and >, at lis W. 9Th St, To-
peka. Kansas Consultation and advice
FREE. Office hours, to u a. m, to
5 and to 9 p. m.
REFERENCES.
Geo. W. Auren and wife. of Toledo
Furnace Co, office and residence 8i4-
SIG Jefferson street.
Mrs, Clark.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gregg. paralysis, Shelby
vile, Mich.
Miss Bridget Conway, goiter neck, 300
Washington street. Cleveland, Ohio
Mrs. Peter Eastman, female weak
ness, Greenville.
Mrs. Edith Snyder, salt rheum, Bryan,
Ohio.
Rev. c. NJ. Byam. Chicago; Rev. John
Gordon, Detroit; John Shuffler, p Elm
street, Cleveland; J. Kruffner, Summit
street, Cleveland
Sarah E. Darby, deafness, Crestline.
w. H. Leach, deafness. Crestline.
Mr.. S. Cook. first stage consumption,
Crestlfne.
]. c. Wynn, catarrh affecting stom-
ach, Crestline.
Miss Lola Reister, catarrh affecting
throat and lungs. Crestline.
North Amherst, O., Dec 10. 1898
have been sufferer over six years
and have been examined and treated
by over 20 different physicians, finally
all agreeing that 1 had cancer of the
stomach was sent to one of CleVe-
lands best hospitals where several
physicians examined me and said
couldn't live They wanted me to sub
nit to an operation as a last resort,
which I refused to do and returned
home to die. The last physician that
attended me said I could not live over
two or three days. so my husband
wired for Dr. Wood. of Cleveland, O.,
on July II, 1898, and he came and ex-
amined me and told me all about my
case without asking any questions. He
disagreed with all my former physi-
clans, but he said he could get me out
of bed in a very short time. One of my
physicians was in the room when DR..
Wood arrived, and he said that DR..
Wood nor no one else could get me up;
nevertheless, we employed him at once,
and he left me medicine, and in less
than a week sat up. In ten days I
could eat with relish and retain my
food, which I hadn't been able to do
over Is minutes at time for the past
y months, and in two weeks my bow
els were regular and natural some
thing that had never occurred before in
the above time without artificial assist
ance For three months before I saw
DR.. Wood, they could not. get them to
move at all, and after treating with DR..
Wood two months. 1 was able to do my
own Homework, and in four months
from the time, 1 had gained 20 pounds
in weight, and I can truthfully say that
I feel as we'll at this date as I ever did.
I am As at this writing.
When my friends and acquaintance.
and some of the physicians who had
treated me, saw me down town, they
all gazed at me as if had been resur-
rected from the grave.
Others with myself consider my case
a miracle.
JOHN AHLGRIM.
MRS. J. AHLGRIM,