Arizona republican., 1904-02-02

the proof of it is the loosening of the organs and the expulsion of the mu- cous. Continued till no more mucous forms, the cure is effected. The rem edy is not stimulating. It is not de- signed to give temporary strength, nor does it take it away. It is not design ed to add to the fattening process or do anything else except to kill the germs and clean the lungs and throat Nature is left to do the rest And it may readily be seen that it is just as good for bronchitis or laryngeal affec- tions as for the lungs. It is claimed to cure where 1t reaches and nowhere else. If 1t is a case of tuberculosis of the bowels or some ether remote DOT ton of the body, clearly there is no hope for the patient in this remedy. but where fumes may penetrate the results here are thus far eminently satisfactory.
 Now respecting the patients. One gentleman yesterday told the reporter that he had been under treatment for fourteen days; that he could not at first walk three blocks, but that he can now walk sixteen blocks without rest ing He said he had entirely given up hope when he began the treatment and would not today be in the position he was two weeks ago for a thousand dollars
 Another gentleman is a typical "one lunger. He said so himself and th., appearance of his chest proved it. He came from Dakota, having previously tried Montana for his health He has been under treatment but a very few days and now has q healthy color and feels better every day. Two ladies called to inquire respecting the remedy. One took a treatment herself by way. of experiment and arranged for treatment for her daughter and the niece of the friend who accompanied her. one of them now being unable to leave her bed. One young man who could scarcely speak except In whis- per, announced that he was making marvellous progress and gave the re- porter little personal advice in the self-administration of the remedy. for it should be stated that it may be talk en just as we'll without the help of q physician after one knows how. In fact it is desired that patients at first take about four treatments each day
 The patients included two or three ladies, and gentlemen of all ages from
 
 had not laid on his left side for months without throwing himself into violent coughing fit. his trouble being in his left lung. A couple of days ago he tried lying on his left side for min ute or two and did so without discom- fort. Yesterday morning he laid about ten minutes on that side, resulting in a very slight irritation.
 But it is waste of space to recap itulate. Each patient gave similar tes- timony. viz: that he was getting along splendidly and was hopeful of re- coyery. There were none who com plained that they feared the remedy was not doing the work. though, as mentioned in the beginning. sufficient time has not elapsed to effect a cure here.
 Mir Helmer, who is interested with Mir. Wilcox. says he had no faith in the remedy himself till he learned the story of Mir. Wilcox's sister. and then interviewed other persons who were cured by this same remedy. One Is a Mrs. c. O. Oller1nan, of Cedar Rapids, who went to California and the south. She was brought home to die and was too i'll to lift her head from her pill low This remedy was given her to  try, as it was then only in the experi- mental stage. even in the mind of Mir Wilcox. Her physicians had placed her span of life at two weeks. In six weeks she was able to walk thirty blocks and today is well and doing her own work with the exception of the family wash ing, her husband testifying to these facts.
 In respect of MT. Wilcox, he said he always told his parents he believed he had rem edy for consumption. When his sister contracted the disease and the doctors of Minneapolis and St. Paul gave her up to die, he determined to at least give his remedy q trial. He compound- ed it. and directed the manner of it's taking. It has never been changed and if results of experiments here continue as satisfactory as they have thus far proved, it will never need to be changed.