The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-25

The most successful Magnetic healer and
electrician of this age and who has a MAJ
uonal reputation. has arrived In this city,
to remain till the first of June, has an-
gagged a suite Of five rooms on the first fioon
of the Marshall House.
To the Mayor of Savannah:
Mayors Office, p. McQuaid Mayor
Jacksonville. Fla, April IS, 1SS6.-(Dictat>
ed Prof A. j. Dexter Savannah, Gas
Dear Sir--I cheerfully comply with your
request asking for an introduction to tbs
Mayor of Savannah ! have known YOU
during several years OF your residence in
this city as being engaged in your pro-
fession of Magnetic Healer. ] have heard
your interesting lecture in our city on sew
eral occasions, and have seen you Illus
trate your wonderful power In many ways,
and know of many cases OF suffering ana
disease that you have treated with mar
velous success, and know that some emf
nent physicians of the regular school OF
medicine freely admit your power and rep
utation as q Magnetic Healer. Respect
fully, p. MQUAID, Mayor.
From the wife of the Hon. John G. Car
Isle, ex-secretary of the United States
Treasury, under eX-President Grover
Cleveland, cured Of rheumatism
Prof A. J Dexter: Dear Slr--T have
suffered with lnflAmmatOry rheumatism for
thirty years. Hearing of your skin, de-
termined TO try your treatment; after the
first application J was enabled TO sleep
profoundly, not having had any rest for
week. At present | am using my arm
freely, which was poweress for some time.
| suffer no pain. 1t gives me great pleas
ure to add my name to the many you have
cured. My general health Is greatly Inn
proved. Respectfully,
MRS. JOHN q. CARLISLE.
Letter of Introduction from the Honor
able ex-Congressman Springer Of Illinois
TO the late Hon. Samuel j. Tilden, ex-Gov-
ernor of New York, and who was elected
President Of the United States, but was
counted out;
House of Representatives, United States,
Washington .. c., June "a. 1884.-EIon.
Samuel J Tilden, New York: My Dear
Sr-Thls win Introduce TO you Prof. A.
j. Dexter, the physician of whom l wrote
you some time ago. He has performed
wonders for Mrs. Springer and several
other friends here. His treatment is mag
netlc and electric and will not interiors
with other systems of medicine ! believe
he could add, " not a cubic to your stat
ure, at least five years to your life. Very
truly yours,
WILLIAM M. SPRINGER.
The sick and afflicted should lose no time
calling on the Professor. Without doubt
he has on exhibition at his office the larg-
est book in the world, filled with thou
sands OF testimonials from the most noted
men and women In this country he has
cured of nearly every disease that could
be mentioned. In addition to this book
there can be seen on the walls Of his office
hundreds of sworn affidavits from those
he has cured.
Remember they treat and cure all dis
eases and perform any surgical operation
that Is necessary, as the professor has
noted physicians in his employ. All dis
eases can he cured and the professor and
his assistants prefer those cases given up
az lncurable by doctors in general ana
others. -ls
Consultation free.
Office Hours--10 to p. M; p. m. to 6 n
m; to s p. m. Sunday, 10 to 4.