Arizona republican., 1902-03-23
The Antidote for the Tuberculosis Germ Has Been Discovered. Antidotum I uberculose Is the New Remedy, Which Makes the Human Sys-
 tenn lmmune Against Consumption. The Son of Congressman Nelson Dingey of Dingey Taff Bill Fame Who Was Sufferer From Consumption
 Writes of the New Cure.


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 , CT as to whether Antid0tum Tubercl:- icse cured in all stages, MT. BuckoU, said:
 CURES IN NEARLY ALL CASES. Tn all cases where any vitality is left. In early stages, denoted by lassi- tude. insomnia. loss of appetite. loss a: weight and strength. fevers. and nigh; sWeats, T cure is phenomenaIly rapid. In later stages. when considerable inn pairment of tissue has taken place. the treatment takes longer. of course to effect a cure. but only in cases whsra vitality is entirely gone does it fail U finally destroy the germ and rebuila the system. After the destruction of the germ affected parts heal leaving only d scar.
 Full statements of all cases treated with Antiiotum Tuherculose are kept i by the Company. and the few wlsicl the write, took the time to investigate cut Of the many hundreds showed mar velous effects of the new treatment. These statements come fsorl all parts of the country and are signed by th-
 
 :cme eases like the description of mir acles.
 STATEMENTS OF PATIENTS.
 Antidotum Tuberculose has brought icy into tlc family of the late Con gressm&u Nelson Dingley of Main author cf the famous Dingley tariff bill His son. A. II. Ding!ey. is bein;, . cured CT consumption by the copper treatment He writes. December 2Gth 1901, form his home. Nc. 20 Marion street. Denver. Colo:
 1 My trouble started last winter with Grippe. lasting the entire winter. did net z7ow what was the matter ; with mo. had much irritation in the i bronchial tubes and heavy discharge. ] was tCid t'at l had a severe case Of bronchitis
 In March l was examined by the N-Ray ard had a microscopic cxan3i- nation Of the sputum hy a specialist who DrcHeunced my left lung to be { ccnGested. and was advised to go south and I did go to Florida. I received nc l benefit. My cough became worse thnra 1 than before. I then went to Maine and ! spent the summer. and there was some l improvement in my weight. In Sep tember ! came to Colorado. My doctor examined ne and declared both lungs affected. He advised me to spend the 1 winter in Arizona.
 'I commenced taking Antidotpm 1 Tubercu!ose in October. and I have i'm proved wonderfully. My cough has gone and raise but little. My weight ! has also increased. l never weighed in my life over 1sO pounds I tip the 7 Toe
 weight This is q gain of nine pounds. l also have good appetite and can i eat with anybody. I follow the milk and egg diet and altogether I have made remarkabl gain and, or course. ain greatly pleased over it." Mir. Paul C;oodson writes from East Las Vegas. New Mexico.
 ''I served as soldier in the Fifth Missouri Volunteer Infantry. and dur ing that service became so run down | physically that after my discharge I soon became all easy prey to Tuhercu- losis.
 Tn November, 1899. l had become so 1 bad that 1 gave up all employment ! hoping rest would restore my health. Noticing TO improvement. I left my ] home in CarrOllton. Mo. for San An | tonlo, Texas, arriving at the latte. place February 19 1900 I spent two 1 months there and one in Fl Paso, com- , ing to East Las Vegas in June. 1900 ! Tn November 1901. I began to take 1 -Antidotum Tuberculose and In ore months treatment gained three and oHc-half pcunds-156-l59;a The treat lhent helped me very much. and desir- l Ing to make a thorough test left off i the medicine for cne month and a half. . lost five pounds: cough became worse 1 and appetite much poorer
 l have ccIn1i enced today to take ii again. and will not quit as long as [ am able tc get it. am ac;iuainfa,i 1 with hundreds Of consumptivcs. and | have neTer heard of a remedy that is seemingly. as successful as this. Will l urge others tc try this remedy, as C,on- sumption is the last of the great scourges to oe conquered"
 MT. Paul De Smith of Dolton. Mich was one cf the first patients treate.i with Antidotum Tuberculcsa. He cor taInlE locked the picture of health as h. ] told the writer the history or his dis case and cure
 Il was afflicted with Cons11mptic1. =. l2e said. having taken it hv infect, 1 from cloiHinS given me by the wife of a man who had died from this diseas.. | me GlSHaSe progressed rapidly. Nf first with dry. hard cough. which af- ter time became more frequent. par ucularly in the morning. and I expect crated large quantities; I had fevel,s. my appetite left me: | had frequent night sWeats. and was very weak My lungs were very sore. and l was not ahi@ to de work of any kind. 1 'l heard Of Antidotum TubercuI9ec and commenced taking it in April, 1900. continued the treatment for five months and was fully cured. I haze worked every day since. My weight