The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-17
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%aa From the Great Sculptor
z y Who Resides at 5O7 BTOush-
40 ton Street, E..
Who MADE THE MODELS OF THE SCULPTOR
WORK ON THE new POSTOFFICE
OF This CITY.
MR.. WALZ
Was a Pupil Of Annie MiIIet Of
Paris, France, and Others.
MR.. WALZ
Savannah, Ca, Jan. 1s, 1900.

I'D dllldIly I'd, JAN 10, 15UU.
Prof. Dexter:
Dear Sir--In justice to you I wish to
say that for the past thirty years l have
been a great sufferer from rheumatism,
stomach trouble, etc. During this time
l have been under treatment of the great
est physicians of Paris, Vienna and Phil
adelphia and have also taken all kinds of
patent medicines, and received no benefit.
Before l came TO you l was obliged to give
up my professional duties as l had no use
OF myright arm. My stomach also caused
me great amount of suffering. One week
ago placed myself under your care, and
/ am happy to say that l have now perfect
use of my arm. My stomach trouble has
also disappeared. l am feeling fine. Can
eat all kinds of food, and would advise
all those that suffer as / did to cali on
you to receive your wonderful treatment,
Thanking you for this great good you have
done me with an my heart. Sincerely
yours John Wall
P. S.-While waiting for my turn in your
office 1 discovered some very pretty de-
signs OF your little boy, who learn is only
u years old. Allow me to congratulate you.
l have never found such wonderful talent
as he displays for one never having re-
ceived any instruction in drawing, and
will be happy to instruct him in drawing,
modelling and geometry.
PROF. DEXTER, FHE HEALER OF
OF ALL DISEASES.
The Professor has on file at his office
thousands of testimonials, many of them
from the most noted people in this coun-
try, that have been restored to perfect
health, including many of the most promi-
nent men and women, that indorse the
professor. These testimonials fill the larg-
est book in the world. 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 U.
S. Grant; the lamented Abraham Lincoln's
Secretary of the United States Treasury,
Gen. Francis e. Spinner Charles H. Jones,
late editor New York World, and hun
dreds more from quite as prominent peo-
pie.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
guarantee to cure every case of lost
manhood, gleet, structure, blood disease,
and varicocele. 1 never fail in curing
diseases of this nature. Many testimonials
on file at my office from those cured:
forty years experience in the treatment
of the above diseases. l was not born
with a caul over my face, but l have the
power of healing. and in addition 1 use
in the treatment OF disease common sense,
pure drugs, roots, barks, herbs, etc, gath
cred from natures great labora tory
Consultation and examination free. We
treat and cure all diseases. Patients in
the country treated by mail Surgical OPP
erations of all kinds performed. Regular
doctors IN dllehqdnce VINO can ne cditeH
at all hours. Office over Lyons, corner
Broughton and Whitaker streets. We will
furnish the names of many patients in this
city we have cured that do not wish their
names published in the papers.
S. N.-Wives, who have husbands; young
ladies, who have brothers or sweethearts;
old maids. who may admire some bright
man. or if any one has dear friend adj
dicted to strong drink, l wish to say that
can cure them of the desire. Many re-
liable references will be given from those
cured.