The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-26

The disease is being cured by the
home fireside in every locality. The
Hoff treatment has restored thousands
who otherwise must have died, and
the American Bureau presents this
partial report of the work that is be-
ing accomplished. Letters similar to
those here printed are received in such
as would fill ten pages like
this every month.
These letters are printed for the sole
object of encouraging those VINO are
attacked by the disease. They must
know that they can be cured!
4 When one realizes the glorious feel
ing of escape from a great calamity
which thrills a cured consumptlve, 1t
is not difficult to understand that
every person so released is anxious TO
lead some stricken fellow mortal to
safety by the same path.
WORLD MUST KNOW OF CURES.
These letters are the natural out
pouring of hearts filled with gratitude
and desire to help in the crusade
against consumption which Is now IN
the full flush Of success.
It is fortunate to be able to begin
with the voluntary statement OF a
New York business man OF proml-
nence. He was cured at home, Wh1cn
Professor Hoff says is the best posi-
BILE place to treat consumption, and MS
case OBSERVES ~ 4et11h '" I'LL ~A~S~S
Hammann:
Messrs. Bendiner & schlesinger: s-..
GentemenI feel in duty bound to tell an SUI. SUI
ferng from consumption or broneha aae s.
rived from Professor Hoff's Cure for Consump-
ton. =. - e,,+, md
all run down, when 1 had an attack OF Ia
grippe, which left my lungs in such con .1i
and and s stay Indoors like an invalid. 1....
meat Of from the bad f ed
doctors tors in New York City He sent sample le
Of my sputum to the New York %
certificate stating | had tabercul9sis. . ,,or
tn the rR bs Of the Wife %as
On Aug began to take i it and sae bffor had
tinued the medicine until Nov. g. when another
sample of my sputum sent to the Heaun
that no tn6er an baei could be found
be To pu siX mat It G %d perfect
health since and this is the first t winter II, IN
life that to ha Ss an1 nne this
have only taken three months treatment Of
at ate 4 fetai cost Of So ion
two f from the apoes nfes
Stating that I had consumption and the other er
that had not. 1 willing to show them q 70 g
sufferer
tip the scales at 1877 pounds. and l,l l fully NY
| nossbiv NV life to my wife's investigation OF
! the publicity the Journal gave PROFESSOR hon
Hoping this testimonial will be the means l +S OF
saving some poor sufferer from falling INTO cnd
ate nt thGas that
'"s 40 No. So % E]sSFs n. ss %H3 4sss
P. S.-My doctor Is prescribing tnls meu'e1ne
| to his patients at present.. 49, = ;
It is difficult for prejudice to find
Judgement against such facts.
| With pride the American Bu..
| reau states that many physicians OF
the highest standing order the meal
| cine in the form OF a pfescrlpI1oA'
! without a. label, but having thereon
! the regular prescription directions
This bureau encourages this practlce
for the sake of the good accomplished
PHYSICIANS ADOPT 1T. -.'.
Doctors are prescribing the Profess
| sor Roff medicine in nearly every
| locality in the country. Every phys!'
clan who has tried it has had this
1 same experience: H. ,
Messrs Bendiner s. schlesinger, American Blu
| reau 10th st and Sd av, New YORK
| Gentlemen: Enclosed find 81 for. a bottle 0
medicine for young lady that has consumRtl es
T
i cure and one bottle has done the work nicely .
= Please send also literature on the subject. Your
4 truly, II. M. CALVIN, NJ. D.. Health Officer
i Salineville, Ohio. So
i Here Is a. voluntary statement by
i physician Of splendid reputation II
!, New York, who is constantly prescrlp
i ing the Hoff treatment:
Messrs Bendinger & Schlesinger,
American Bureau Prof. Hof,s Cure 1or Col
sumption. 10th st and 80 aV' ne" Aorh'
. Gtcnt1o
I take pleasure in bringing case to your NJ ..
tice Of ENTIRE CURE Re-, Accomplished econ VIII
medical aHse pap papers Of PROF. Hor's accomplish@en
a ts u ss With With one Of my engineer
| a tug boat He had been suffering from tube
culosls in an advanced stage: and hao TO s'o
| After four months treatment he resumed b
5 work and had been improving ever since. - =,
Il After that case was sent me by one OF u
: confreres, with the statement that It was b
{ You'd him and that the patient was sufferi FRI
= from consumption in its last STAGE WIN no nol
Immediately put him under the Hot me
and few minor tnot sfter eeV9
: months treatment 1 have discharged him
this % day Of January 1902 gosr. old Nam
J. A.. D'Amorin He has since been examined I
. several physicians under whose treatment he hi
been and they are surprised ana ma1vel
q in the strenuous duties OF mechanic ana Worl
r at. the General ! Electric company's 1actofS
Se Another Case Of interest is that of Mr. Gle
n hardt, Of sO7 135th st, New York city. I
- March 18th he applied to. me for treatment.
e found him suffering from Phthisis, Larynges
\ most pronounced. Both apices Of the lun
= microscopic examination OF sputum showed t
y tubercle baciMi from six to ten III every mel
> He began to respond Immediately ito Prof. Hoh
e. remedy and the various adjunct mealc1nes pl
9 scribed for him. BY the middle Of July IL p
:. nounced him cured: He is now at work and
a wonder to his fellow workmen. What Is me
i conspicuous in this case is the advanced age
the patient, having passed MS 1ns o'r'
=. day. y. ~ fOCHS; NJ. 70
10 St. Marks place, New York.
Another physician, who has mao
d consumption a specially, with e
s traordinary opportunity to observ
e writes:
Bendiner & Schlesinger, American Bureau
r PROFESSOR Hof Cure for Consumption, NJ
- York.
j. practice with success, but previously have b
!. the medicine ordered by patients. With
4 gienic measures and other constitutional ire
@snt INDICTED By sym 1RgT nMR ~
ANY USED IN ELEVEN YEARS PRACTIC
l. When inform you that served as inferno J
i, full time at the Kings County hospital, FL
- bush, after graduating in 1892 and meet
W dack ozone, the thoroughness Of the test spea
- The climatic conditions are Of great benefit
=, few miles north Of here at place called Mo
% housewife, Hamilton county, y. Y. Z, we hs
t. tunate. cases. After serving at Kings Coul
hospital from September, 1892, to 1903, ne