The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1899-02-09
THE VERDICT wAs DEHTH.
His wif,,s Fore,hought Saved Him.

His Wifs's Fore, hought Saved Him.
Some time ago there was lying on one of
the cots in ST. Luke's Hospital in New York
City man who was being treated by The
eminent physicians nf that institution, but
who was finally discharged as incurable, and
the following certificate given him:
ST. LUKE's HOSPITAL,
THIgTY.FoURTH STREET AND FIFTH AVE,
NEW YORK, May 3, 1895.
This oertifes that Albert Lindgren is suf-
fering from chronic Diffuse Nepnriiis, and
also from an abdominal tumor, said to he
sarcoma-
His outlook is bad. Death probable in six
months or one year.
J. T. HALsEY, House Physician.
There is but little doubt that the diagnosis
In Mr. Lindgren's case was scientifically cor
rect, and that his physical condition war
rsuied the physician in predicting death in
six months or at most one year.
1t was not message calculated to inspire
hope in his own breast or bring JOY or happi-
ness 10 his wife and family In this darkest
hour Of despair his wife learned Of medi-
cine, which has often been spoken of as 80 A
plain household remedy" and with woman s
impulse, she prevailed on her husband to use
IL. He did so. Week after week passed
slowly blythe six months were reached and
passed. The year, that fatal Limitation of
time, had also expired. He waited a few
months more TO make sure that all was we'll
and then he could hold his peace no longer
He wfnts the world to know and share his
happiness The following letter from Mr..
Lindgren to the proprietor of DR.. Peters
BIodd tiiaiizer, The plain household remedy
above referred TO. tells the story:
NEW YORK, Aug 26, 1896
DR. p. FAHRNEY, Chicago, I'LL
DEAR SIRt Enclosed send you doctors
certificate from St. Luke's Hospital, of this
city. where / was treated and slightly i'm
proved, hut discharged as incurable. with
the prospect OF dying within six months or
at most one year.
Through the urgent pieadings of my wife
/ concluded to send for d box Of your Blood
Vitali1er. about l3 months ago. After using
that medicine In connection with your
Oleum Liniment for about six weeks, | had
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beennble to work ever since
= Everybody who knows me considers IL a
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remedy. do not claim that am absolutely
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to Use the medicine until all danger of a
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Bright's disease. Some doctors claim it can
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1t can.
have recommended your Vitalizer among
NY friends on the elevated railroad, and they
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j wash this letter could be published especi-
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$50 Il. 130 9Th st.
The above mentioned case is no more re-
maTkabie than hundreds of other cases which
have been brought to the attention of the
proprietor of Dr. Peters Blood Vitalizer, bu,
the attendant circumstances are such as to
give the matter additional interest.
DR.. Peters Blood Vitalizer is sold to the
people direct, by the proprietor, or through
his local agents For further particulars
address Dr.. Peter Fahrney, I12-1f4 S. Hoyne
Ave, Chicago Ill