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

now in the full flush OF success.
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catarrh, and hope to be as successful In curing
it as We were with con; MRs n rNe1.nn
2s6 Hale St., Lowell, Mass s. 81
COMMUNITIES ARE AROUSED.
AS an example of the benefits in
one neighborhood. this is one OF.
Bendiner & schlesinger, American Bureau, Sd az
nam and s 10Th st. New York. N. Y:
asfnF 9s's
oaf gained Mssht
sats An SIX l e bottle
on There Is young LADY living IL the Marion
was Seo asfe saes
her up ,+ They said she had until spring e
It was eensumptioa in her ~e Case ana Prof
Hun' rs Cure took hold and in ten ays she wa.
s.t
Lincoln street. Yours d 5f1l2s E. Bn1rz
1925 selby st.. Findlay. Ohio.
L.. IL IS frequently the case tAaL cures
are SO unlocked for by physicians who
have not time to investigate that they
throw doubt on the original diagnoses
| made by themselves. Had this patient
died the diagnosis would have stood: .
Bend 4Pf4d sch LEST Eas,t, s. Nav vor.
Of Hos Cure This VIZ make four
have taken and think will quit at that. Some
OF our most prominent doctors declare never
th IS Ssvs essed that had
ting better and now in less than two and one
ss be sa
~ = 800 W: 5: MAIN,
too timid to write of their cures and
their happiness extends only to their
own immediate circles. There are
some 10000 letters in all Of cases
cured and in the various stages Of
cOnvalescence.
face to face, you would need no fur
Their words to convince you that the
work first taken up in these newspa-
pers in the case Of Frederick Ham
mann has proved positively that con-
sumption need not exist longer as a
scourge.
You can't meet them all. Millions
of people, however, may read here
enough to carry complete conviction.
This is the work that journalism Is
doing to stamp out consumption. It
is more than all other agencies to-
gether have ever done. ~
HOFF BOOK ON CONSUMPTION.
Let every consumptive have conf
Y dence that his disease may be cured.
!. This is a great and important part of
: the battle. The American Bureau Of
! the Professor GHof Cure, at Third
t avenue and Tenth street, New. Y orlS,
- sends gratis to any one writing for
: it an invaluable book on consump-
ton by Professor Hoff Besides chron-
i telling a full history of the case of
Frederick Hammann the first test case
sent to Vienna by the American news
paper, it ernbodies a heart-to-heart
talk on consumption by one who
q knows more about it than any one
" else. 5z@sfs
Q It deals with diet, exercise. hygienic
;; ;; measures and everything of import
: ance to the consumptive and those
!. who ought to care for him. On pages
n II and IL is given full and concise in
: formation about preventing the spread
= Of consumption, making the patient 8
3 lot comfortab1e and his condition safe
t to those with whom he comes In con-
Z tact, rules widely copied by Boards of
Health and commended by the best
physicians in the country.
a MPOSTORS PREY ON CREDULTTY.
There are people in the world heart
less enough to prey upon the creduli-
y ty Of men sick unto death, who are
: ready to grasp at straws. They put
I before the public with alluring state
!, ments what are alleged to be cures for
Is consumption. They call themselves
= "dispensaries'' and claim to have i'm
proved on Professor Hoff's prescrip-
: ton. When Professor Hoff gave his
: prescription to the world he had fully
= perfected his work. There has been
u and will be no sim provement" on 1t.
- He cautions against such imposition.
j. Much valuable time is wasted by pa
=, tients In experimentlng with tnem.
e dangerous to take the medicine put up
: by impostors. this letter is eloquent:
San Rsnsss ss@ SSse
bottle Of medicine claiming to be the he Hot Con
It eame very near killing the lady that taking
and .s che got and was 4as. taking KIN 1t en- ny
ID ID you viii tell me- what the contents are and why
H. It should afect her in such manner an you VII IL
sSRfsF au fsE0f 81 4sY 6 RS H
m m NY son Is gaining slowly. The Hof's ha'
de1s sou 'fh ms
TIC spgrou. artise g BE- sued for frsHd
& x5a{
the Examiner, my son would have been takel
:. from me- ks'pestta'lKE Ms EsaF f. >. onowBLn.
pGs Il our b MF.
y M as tie l genuine Hon Consumption Cure one
S
NJ dangerous su6.titute had been added The resul
ss:s II.
an POiIND IT. Mrs. CroweI had procured the Hot