The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-30
FROM A NOTED PHYSICIAN.

FROM A NOTED PHYSICIAN.
From Tavares, Fla.
Mr.. James H. Johnson, Cleveland. o -
Dear Sir: Your letter of July 81 received
am now living at Tavares, Fla but Nval
in Orlando when DR.. Dexter was there
was with him several times. l know he
performed many remarkable cures. can.
GERS, rheumatism, paralysis. and o,bar
chronic diseases. He made these cures in
quick time. The cures were performed
lesitimately by electricity and rubbing
with liniments for hours at a time. on.
er physicians are always beginning a cure
but seldom perfect ii. He win do in threa
hours what it takes Others three mon h,
to do. He possesses remarkable mesmerjc
and galvanic powers. So far as know ha
is honorable Yours respectfully,
A. Peeler. NJ. D., Tavares. Fla.
COrrOborative Testimony of a PrOmi-
nent Jacksonville, Fla, Lawyer
and Notary Public.
To All Whom 1t May Concern: Prof
A. J. Dexter practiced his profession in
this place for some time, and in my eff.
cial character of a notary public 1 had
almost daily occasion to see him and tax
with his numerous patients. The many
cures he effected were simply marveoJs
as numerous affidavits artested by me
and in his possession will prove His
power whatever it may be, seems almost
supernuman. He was noted for his char
ity and in alleviating the sickness and
suffering of many who were unable to pay
him for the exercise of his wonderful
power Any affidavit or statement he may
have, signed by me, 1 will vouch for
J. c. Marcy, Jr..
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public
The sick and afflicted should lose no time
calling on the professor. Without doubt he
has on exhibition at his office the larg .st
book in the world, filled with thousands
of testimonials from the most noted men
and women in this country he has cured
Of nearly every disease that could be men
toned In addition to this book there can
be seen on the walls of his office hundreds
of sworn afidavits from those he has
cured, and letters of recommendation.
A few are given: The late Gen. u s.
Grant, ex-President Arthur, Hon. Samuel
J. Tilden, Gen. F. T. Dent, brother-in-law
to the late Gen. q. S. Grant; the lamanted
Abraham Lincoln's secretary of the United
States treasury, Gen. Francis E. Spinner;
Charles H. Jones, late editor New York
World, and hundreds more from quite as
prominent people.
From the Wife of the Hon. John G.
Carlisle, ex-secretary of the L. 5.
Treasury, Cured of Rheumatism.
Prof. H. j. Dexter-Dear Sir: have SUI
fered with infammatory rheumatism for
thirty years. Hearing of your skill deter
mined TO try your treatment; after he
first application l was enabled to sleep
profoundly, not having had any rest for
week. At present 1 am using my arm
freely, which was powerless for some
time l suffer no pain. 1t gives me great
pleasure to add my name to the many you
have cured My general health is greatly
improved. Respectfully
Mrs John G. Carlisle,
The professor was presented with TWO
god and diamond medals worth over S,OD
from his patients of Jacksonville and Or
lando, Fla.
Remember we treat and cure all ols-
eases and perform any surgical operation
that is necessary, as the professor mas
noted physicians in his employ. All DIS
eases can be cured, and the professor ana
his assistants prefer those cases given up
as incurable by doctors in general and
others Business strictly private. We
never publish a patients letters without
their consent.
Consultation free. Office Hours-1O to
D. M: p. m. to p. m; TO p m, sun
day, 10 to 4.
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