The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

of patients many of Savannah's most PROS
porous and well known merchants and
several ladies, whose social standing in
this city was voucher for the highly re-
spectacle opinion in which the quaker
doctor is held by the people Of Savannah.
REMARKABLE CASES.
All of these persons were glad Of the op.
portunity 10 speak of the marvellous skill
Of the Quaker doctor and of the wonderful
powers of his remedies. which while acting
In a most mild and pleasant manner, seem
to go direct to the diseased spot and re-
move the cause Of the disease
This is the real cause, no doubt, OF the
success that the Quaker doctor has made
In curing cases, and IL is not to be won
dered at that his office is daily throneed
with patents and that every delivery of
the mail brings numbers Of letters that
are voluntary testimonials Of his wonder
full skill, ana are the voices, as Il were of
hearts that are almost bursting with graft
Wde and thanks for the work that he has
accomplished in relieving their complaint
and restoring them 70 health and complete
rest from pain and annoyance.
Among those to whom the reporter spoke
was Miss Anna Hall, a charming lady
whose features and form denoted anything
else but that she had ever been the victim
of consumption. From Miss Hall how
ever the reporter learned that such had
really been the case, and that she had been
only few weeks before visiting The Quak-
er doctor almost a hopeless invalid. Her
relatives and friends had despaired of ever
seeing her regain her health, and so far
had the disease gone that she could rarely
ever be left alone and had to be assisted
about almost like an infant. after a week
of the Quaker doctors medicine and treat
lagor 10, r., Il
improved, and from that time on my re-
covery has been rapid and my improve
ment almost magical / have been under
his treatment but six weeks, and my
closest friend scarcely recognizes me as the
pitiful looking invalid of scarce two
months ago. / know Of numbers of other
cases that the Quaker doctor has cured
but of course / consider my case the great
est he has ever made"
An elderly gentleman. who was sitting
opposite her, nterposed an objection to the
last part of Miss Halls statement, claim
ing that while Miss Halls cure had been
a most wonderful one, he considered his
own case as equally marvellous and his
cure even more miraculous than that Of
Miss Hall. The gentleman had been at
tackled several years ago by n terrible and
deadly eating cancer. 1t first appeared as
a small sore spot in the heshy portion of
the face and almost directly under the left
eye. Little attention was paid to it until
some months later Il began TO spread
rapidly Home remedies were applied. but
1t seemed to grow worse. A physician was
then consulted, and after a most careful
examination It was pronounced a cancer
The cure, If any at all, was said to be in
the knife. The eye would have TO be re-
moved, the bone scraped, ana with oil
that the poor consolation was
held out to to the unfor-
tunate gentleman that his life might
even then he only saved for few years
To let IL run on, however he was given to
understand meant death az the result
within six to twelve months. After un.
dergoing some of this treatment with 70
benefit whatever the gentleman decided to
put the Quaker Doctors skin to a test
He visited his office and laughed when
the doctor told him he could be absolutely
and permanently cured within two months
time, but as a result Of the Quaker doctors
treatment in less than two months there
Is no sign of the cancer. il having been
thoroughly and effectively removed leav-
ing but a slight scar to designate where
was once this deadly eating sore that was
quickly sapping a human life. The Quaker
doctor has a firm friend and believer In
this gentleman. and he never fails to make
1t known TO everybody around.
CURES AT HOME.
After a pleasant time talking with the
patients the reporter was taken IN hand
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