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


johnson, ex-President of the TINT
ted states-Rcad of His Wonderful
Cure.
Prof. A ]. Dexter;
Dear Sir; In answer TO your inquiry
as to whether | now suffer any pain in
my knee, l am happy to say that / do
not; but l did suffer everything up 10 the
time you took hold OF the case. | don't
know that | ever told YOU how / was In
jured. 1t was caused by striking my knee
against a car seat 4 did not feel any
particular pain for three days. but on the
morning of the fourth day after the acct
dent could moi stand on my leg The
limb was considerably A5olen, and the
pain at the knee was intense. You know
the rest, and l cheerfully say to YOU that
in one application by you of your lini-
ment, and your manipulation and the APP
pNcation of the battery 1 could not only
walk, but was relieved to such an extent
that I have not since felt any inconven-
ience from the injury, and am made TO be-
We've that you understand your business,
and would. and do, advise al my ailiug
friends TO see you. Yours truly,
Andrew Johnson
Orlando, Fla.
HELPLESS CRIPPLE FOR II YEARS.
Washington, d. c., Dec. 5, 1898.
To the Public:
When child of eight years of age met
with a terrible accident Fourteen years
ago I was carried to the Office Of Prof.
Dexter helpless cripple Up to the time
| was carried to this great mans office I
had been helpless for eleven years, and
was Obliged to use crutches and FIVE
inch cork shoe, as my injured limb had
withered and shrunk away five inches
shorter than my well limb. / was treat
ed by our most noted physicians OF that
day 1t is not necessary to mention names.
For years they treated me, but failed to
give me even relief in my helpless condi-
ton. | was carried to Prof. Dexter's Of
flee After he had given me three treat
ments l was cured. Now / have no use
for crutches. cork shoe, braces, etc. The
treatment given me by Prof. Dexter cured
me- and since the third treatment | have
been a well woman God bless this great
physician. You poor cripples many OF
you do not know this man, but I, as one
who was' helpless cripple can not say
too much in his praise. If YOU want "a
know more about my case and this mans
work, call ana see me. ] was born in this
city, and there are hundreds now living
in this city that know me. When I was
helpless, fourteen years ago, my name was
then Miss Rebecca Story, and / lived at
Sl2 @ street southeast. l am not married
and the mother Of five children, ond live al
458 Delaware avenue. southwest. Yours
sincerely, Mrs. Rebecca Howard.
CANCER CURED.
Prof. A. j. Dexter-My Dear Doctor: II
gives me pleasure to say that for more
than three years past l have had upon my
back q cancer and that today I'm a few
minutes without the use Of knife or othei
'only, you removed the cancer taking
therefrom what apparently was roots ant
fibres of the cancer which was very often,
sive to the smell and that / experienced
no iii effect from the operation and / hope
and believe the cure Is permanent The
said cancer was about the size of large
pigeon egg. e. J. Reel,
Mayor of Orlando, Fla.
I certify that I was present and person
ally witnessed the above operation, and
was amazed at the facility and thorough.
ness of the same. DR.. Dexter used dur
ing the operation only his hands
Maj Allen is a prominent attorney OF
that city
The sick and afflicted should lose no time
calling on the professor. Without d ub. Ia
has on exhibition at his Office the la gesl
book in the world, filed with thousa dis
of testimonials from the most noted m r
and women in this country he has cured
of nearly every disease that could be mem
toned. In addition TO this book the g r
be seen on the walls OF his office hundred.
of sworn afIidavils from those he ha.
cured, and letters of recommendation
A few are given: The late Gen. L. s
Grant, ex-President Arthur, Hon. Samuel
j. Trden, Gen. r. T. Dent, brother in-laA
TO the late Gen. u. S. Grant; the lamantet
Abraham Lincolns secretary Of the Unite
States treasury. Gen. Francis T.. Spinner
Charles II. Jones, late editor New Yo /
World and hundreds more from quite a.
prominent people
The most successful magnetic hea 'ei
and electrician of this age, and who has
a national reputation. has arrived In thi,
city to remain till the first OF June, has
engaged a suit Of five rooms on the frs
flour of the Marshall House.
The professor was presented with twy
cold aud diamond medals worth over $40
rom his patients of Jacksonville and Or.
ando, Fla.
Remember we treat and cure all dis.
eases and perform any surgical operation
that is necessary, as the professor las
noted physicians in his employ. All dis
cases can be cured and the professor anf
hts assistants prefer those cases given II
as incurable by doctors in general and
others. Business strictly private W.
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