The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05


legitimately by electricity and rubbing
with liniments for hours at a time other
physicians are always beginning cue
but seldom perfect 1t. He VIII do in three
hours what il takes Others three months
TO do. He possesses remarkable mesme ric
and gavanic powers. So far as | know
he is honorable. Yours respectfully,
A. Peeer, NJ. D., Travares, Fla
This Gentleman Was Cured of Semi
nal Weakness and a Most Terrible
Blood Disease.
over five thousand testimonials on file
at office from patients cured.
Jasper, Fla, Jan. Z, 1899.
Prof Dexter. Washington, d. c.:
Dear Sic.-As pTomi d, l write YOU upon
my return home. 1t is just twenty-nine
days since l left home 10 go 10 you for
treatment, and have gained thirty-two
pounds in flesh since. The Is not a hap
pier man than me in the state. for l feel
that l am in perfect heal h. When l went
under your care l hardly knew what l
was doing for my mind was gone. You
have restored me to perfect health and
manhood. | fecl that my ool is in Cd
condition, as all the sores have healed up.
l can't get enough to eat, and | sleep like
a babe. Many of my friends are asking
about you and your method of treatment,
them win go 10 Washington TO take your
treatment | viii write you again. and
hope you are well. A party wrote me yes
terday in regard to my wonder III cure.
Yours truly, James Oliver.
From the Hon. j. C. Marcy, Attorney
nt-LaNv, Jacksonville, Fla.
james H. Johnson. ESQ:
Sir.-Yours in regard 70 Prof Dexter re-
ppf a la n Isal
affidavit signed by me which has not been
duly sworn to by the party making the
same, and in my presence Every one Is
genuine. | am not able to say he is what
he claims to be, but 1 can say that he has
performed cures my presence at seem
10 me almost miraculous l think the
man has W, ndei full ms gnetic power over
disease. do rot pretend TO e at all V RS
ed in medicine and not much in magn L
ism, but he ceI 7inly has an unusual pow
er Of some kind to re ieve ana cure dis
ease. Yours truly, J. c. Marcy, Jr.
Gen. Cutter, ex-Pay master United
states Navy-what His wife Has
to Say.
Grove Cottage, Gorham New Hamp-
shire:
Mrs. Johnson:
Dear Madam.-I have your letter Of Sept.
4
fully recommend Prof. Dexter as he is
wonderful man and gen leman in eve y
way. Prof. DeX err treatment for a 1
who require better C culat on Of the Hood
ana his remedies viii, if rot cure, every
one, will at least do any one go d, even if
they are not sick, as a tonic and a puri-
fer of the Blood they no equal My hus-
land was pa alytic FOR twelve W airs, anl
could not walk; n less than three months
the professor restored him to perfect
health, and for a person of his age he is
as spry and quick on his feet as many
young people. His treatment res ortd me
10 good health, as | was great sufferer
from stomach trouble for over twenty
years. Any one in failing or delicate hea tn
l am sure viii receive great good from the
Doctors treatment Respec fully,
Mrs. @. f. Cutter.
From the Hon. II. ID. COIvin, ex-
George II. Davis, ex-Member of
Congress and Director General of
the Late worlds Fair of Chicago.
Hon. George r. Davis Member Of Con-
gress. My Dear Sir: Excuse me for this
liberty, although you are not from my
district, Iprefer to apply TO you than any
other representative of the county of Cdok
This will introduce to your favorable con
IS well known to me, and you will find him
everything he represents himself 10 be.
Any favors you may confer on him will
be appreciated and viii be esteemed per-
sonal favor 10 myself. Yours truly,
II. ID. Colvin.
From the Hon. Congressman VIM. II.
Springer's Wife.
My Dear Miss Hamilton: The gentleman,
Prof Dexter, who vii present this, is The
one who so wonderfully relieved my neu-
ralgia of head and spine l believe he
could give your dear other, to say the
east, great temporary relief, IL not per-
mauent benefit You may give my hearty
i~G.r ~ement of him to any one asking you
about him. Sincerely your friend,
Rebecca r. Springer.
He thinks of being in New York for tn
I summer and may take in your place an
Long Branch,
From the Wife of cx-Embassador
Bnyard of Delaware to London,
Eng.
Prof. Dexter. Dear Sir: For twenty
five years l suffered from sick headache
and neuralgia, your treatment has relieved
me of al pain, and since you treated me
three months ago l have been in perfect
health ] feel cannot saw too much in