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

lMS2SyH0~lO remain III tue IIst ol June,
eTT7T,T has engaged a suite of five rooms
on the first floor of the Marshall House.
From the late Gen. Grants bro her-in-
law, Gen. F. T. Dent, Mrs. Grants
brother.
State of Florida, County Of Duval.-Per-
sonally appeared before me F. T. Dent
who, being duly sworn, says: II have been
seven days under the treatment OF Prof
Dexter for paralysis of the left side, Of
over eight years standing, the parts affec-
ted being particularly those members
which pertain to articulation and locomo-
ton, and for the last two months the foot
and leg from the knee down were numb;
circulation was so bad as to make 1t diff
cult to walk, and that very slowly and
with a very uncertain step. At times my
articulation was more than bad. My rignt
arm and hand were so affected that L
could only write three or four words. and
this with difficulty and pain My general
health, from nervous twitching, causng
loss of sleep. of appetite, and weakness,
became alarming. By the treatment OF
Prof. Dexter in one short week, 1 have
been so far restored as to feel no pain, no
nervous twitching; I sleep sound, eat
| heartily. walk with firm, decided step;
articulation improving, and after first rub
bling wrote four pages without difnculty or
pain. This day a week since felt IKE
man who could not live two months; to-
score wears. F. T. DENT"
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
22d day of May, A. D. 1888.
q. 81 ]. c. MARCY, Notary Public.
Washington D. c., July p, 1SS6.-James
II. Johnson, ESQ.,: Dear Sir-I am in re-
ceipt of your letter of the 21st and am
glad to say that my testimonial in Prot
Dexter's journal is genuine. have SUI
| fered for ten years previous to Prof. DeX-
| ter's treatment, and spent thousands OF
dollars with the most prominent doctors
| both in this city and New York, and they
done me no good. My trouble was con-
| geston of the kidneys and liver (orA the
beginning of Bright's diseased. l tried
everything that money could get, but to
no use. Two years ago Prof Dexter
came to Washington for a short stay;
read his testimonials and l tried him as
a forlorn hope. In three months time l
was a we'll man, as sound as 1 ever was
and continued In excellent health ever
since.
Prof Dexter is the wonder of the world
There is a young lady in my family VINO
| injured her knee when a child eight years
old Her limb got stiff she tried the
most prominent doctors in the city but
| they could do nothing for her. She
walked with crutch for twelve years,
and when Prof. Dexter came here ne
undertook her case and cured her In four
months. She walks now without crutcn
or cane. You can find her testimonial
in the professors office. Her name Is
Miss Rebecca Storey The professor
while here, cured Mrs. Carlisle the wife
of the Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives, and hundreds of citizens of this
city All the professors testimonials are
genuine. He is no humbug nor quack
but where his power of healing comes
| from 1 cannot say He does wonderful
cures. 1 wish he would come to this city
again soon; I would like to shake him
| by the hand once more. Very respectfully
yours, JOSEPH b. CELL,
| No 713 Eighth st. S. E., Washington, DC
! A certain party wrote to many of Prof
Dexter's patients. Above is one of the let
! tiers he received
Remember we treat and cure all diseases
| and perform any surgical operation that Is
necessary As the professor has noted
physicians in his employ all diseases can
| be cured, and we prefer those cases gwen
up as incurable by doctors in general ana
others.
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