The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-30
Health Board Cotut,obo!:ates
4 Cure From Chronic
GOnSumpti0nu

American Bureau Bendlner s sch Yesh ln'''
and 10Th tn street ut NeI Sound 10 tell all
suffering from consumption or broncnlai amet
tons and to make generally known the eo ceE ren
For two years had been in poor health m han, ana
i aeoo run had an attack Of la grippe which left
my lungs in such condition that mao hei and
had to abandon my work and stay indoors like an
invalid. a., tuoo+
ment of one of the most skilled and consc1enti-
Of my spatam to the New York department It, Of
health to be examined. and In reply received
cs M RS 1sSrnS wife Vas Vas
tempted to buy a bottle for me.
On Aug g. 1901 began to take , IT. an @eo ot.
fore had used my first bottle my n1gni
continued the medicine until Nov. 6, 1901 when
another sample Of my sputum was sent to the ne
stating that no tubercie bacilli could be found.
To say that our doctor was astonished would
be putting it mild. l have been In perfect
health ever since and this is the first winter
in my life that have not had some kind OF I.
cold l seem to be immune from colds tn's
have only taken three months treatment 9to OF
inclusive at total cost Of IS, and 1 have in
my possession the two cert1f1cates from the New
York department Of Health for the above dates,
other that have not. / willing to show
them to any sufferer to prove that the Professor
i'Gn to ' the 'i scales at is7 pounds, and fully
believe that | owe my present good heath, an M
Ss paoci t the Joarna gave Prof Hos
Hoping this testimony will be the means of
saving some poor sufferer from falling into the
hands of these so-caled consumptiye cures and
fake sure thing doctors, that are willing to take
VIC '''e - &C. p ?. NWHiTTFiELD WEBB,
$50 Eighth Az; New th Herk cdty;
to his patients at present.
Friends have had just cause to
wonder at the remarkable change
wrought in this woman's appearance
in six months: --| :
AIessrs: Bendiner & Schlesinger:
Gentlemen: 1 herewith inclose 81 for another
bottle of your medicine.
1t was just six months ago to-day that |
began to take your valuablg medicine, and
want to tell you how thankful am. l have
gained fifteen pounds and all my friends are sur
prised to see the wonderful improvement in my
condition, as they expected my death very
early.
Thanking you thousand times; am yours yours, re-
| spectfully, MRS. A. PERETTI. ?
e16 Orleans Passage, New Orleans, La. r
When workman has to give UP
his position because Of consumption,
with a statement that he is going to
| die, his absolute cure should be suffi-
cient; encouragement to every sufferer
| in the land: e.1-- .L-- 'f'=e
Messrs. Bendner & Sch1esnger: a.. -,
Gentlemen: Last March left my position as
engineer my superintendent said. to die Of
consumption was then employed at MAGE
& Co.'S, corner of Houston and Chrystie streets
l have been taking your wonderful remedy ever
since. | AM CURED. 1 have gained twenty
pounds. Have had to procure larger clothing.
l now at work engineer on a. Fall River
sna JET IN
In need of such medicine. Gratefully, ~ 80
| MELVIN +. BRGMMERMAN.- ,
4S Third street, New York. --. ,r
| Last spring. just as the American
Bureau for the dissemination of the
| great news and the distribution OF
| the Hoff Cure was being established
a little girl in Lowell, Mass, was
given up to die. The child's doctor
said that no medicine yet devised by
man could benefit her. The mother
must patiently await the end, each
day adding it's weight to her hearts
burden. But the newspapers going
into Lowell told of the discovery
made in Vienna. They told of the
wonderful cure Of Frederick Ham