The National tribune., 1900-06-21
"A GENEROUS OFFER.
George B. Wright Discovers a
Cure for Failing Manhood and
Sends il Free to Every Sufferer
Who Will Write for 1t.

Gratitudeis one OF the noblest impulses of the
human heart, and in few instances has this iue
quality been so conspicuously exemplified as in
the case of George b Wright of Marshall.
Mr.. Wright is merchant and well-kuown
citizen of Marshall, Mich. who was permanent
ly cured of failing manhood and nervous de-
bility after declining health for years He
now devotes his life TO helping other men who
suffer as he once suffered. Mr.. Wright offers to
send the medical prescription that effected a
cure in his case TO every scader who is suffering
to-day as he suffered. All VINO will drop him
letter asking for copy of the prescription will
receive it by return mail free of charge.
The following editorial by A. y. Tally, VI. D.,
regarding Mr.. Wright's prescription for failing
manhood appeared in the December. 1892 issue
of the United States Health Reports, published
Mt Washington ID. c.:
We, as the highest American authority on all
matters OF health, sanitation, and hygiene, are
constantly receiving letters Of inquiry about q
reliable cure tor failing strength in men.
therefore we have ordered an investigation
TO be made into tho subject and our medical
siaH FOUND there were MANY so called cures on
the market, but that many were worthless and
some actually harmrui. Therefore, when we
canc upon the prescription furnished free by
George B. Wright, Il merchant of Marshall,
Mich, we instituted Il most thorough laborato<
~ exam nation and found that its wonderful
c1ncacy depended upon its being exactly CONS
pounded according To proper chemical require-
mcnts, in order to establish the prorer chemical
actions ana reactions i'll the human system, and
that II should especially, and above all contain
each and every ingredient named in the pre-.
scription, otherwise 1t would be quite inactive
| and worthless.
Properly mixed and containing everything
called for in the prescription, its effect upon
| he nerve centers is truly wonderful, and itf
nerve tonic properties easily surpassed all ordi.
| nary methods of medication.
Among the benefactors of the race may be
mentioned the said George B. Wright. inasmuch
that he gives this grand discovery free to all
| who write for IL.
Taken according to directions. it builds up the
weak and restores to vigOr the nerve muscles.
1t brings hope and cheer and lifts up the dis.
couraged man so that he once more enjoys the
beauties of nature and the pleasure of life.
Failure in business and love surely falls upon
him who is weakened physically and mentally,
and this sad condition is at once relieved and
new man made of him who uses this prescrip-
| ton.
Therefore, upon the highly favorable report
| OF our medical staff, We extend to George B.
Wright's prescription for failing manhood the
full editorial and official Endorsement of the
wound leaves scar, and as sure effect fol-
lows cause, do men live to repent their follies
ana indiscretions in weakness and suffering.
Inc tortured sufferer may bear no tel-tale
marks OF ruin upon his face to bctray his fall
| ing manhood. He goes to his grave q human
wreck, and never tells of his sufferings for fear
| of Shame. Such mental anguish ut times drives
him to the verge of desperation, and he is easy
prey for those yultures in human form-quack
uOCtOTs-WuO uOlu Out hopes OF cure
only to disappoint, and after robbing him of his
money, plunge him into absolute despair.
No one can appreciate these horrors of failing
manhood except he who has suffered them. No
one can help sucn sufferers except he who
knows a cure and has himself been restored to
full manhood. notable cure of failing man.
hood in an extreme case was effected i'll the per-
son of George b. Wright, a music dealer and WELL
known citizen of Marshall. Mich. Ar. Wright
for years suffered the agony Of lost vital power.
He saw his physical power go from him ms the
result of insidious disease, until he was reduced
| to condition of senility, and the best doctors
in the country gave him up to die.
Like many others, he tried the various RENE.
dies offered by specialists for the treatment OF
weaknesses peculiar to men, and it was this ex-
pcrience that drove him to little study and re.
search for his own benefit.
He asserts that his ten years suffering, both
| mentally and physically, was turned TO un-
bounded joy in II single night through rare
combination of medicines that literally made
him young again. 1t is the prescription of this
discovery that his enthusiasm leads him to offer
free to any man, young old who fee that
his animation or the fire of ambition has left
him and needs something that will brace him
up and enable him to be prepared for any un-
dertaking which may present itself.
There is no question but what in his individ-
ual case the results were just as described, and
it seems quite probable that any man who be-
lieves himself to be weak may profit by sending
for this free prescription. Many people wondef
how he can afford TO send this prescription free,
but it costs him little to do so, and he feels q
philanthropic interest in giving weak men az
opportunity to cure themselves.
A request to q. B. Wright, music dealer, Boz
No. $50, Marshall, Mich, for his free prescrip.
tiOn will be promptly and privately complied
with by return mail.