The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-20
Our New York Letter.

instead OF gossip anu CnredQ WORN
topics your correspondent is always
on the watch for items of benefit to
readers. Everything new heads for
New York. Here is a new one and
calculated to benefit and interest
about as many people as anything
the writer could send this week.
A discovery has been made recent
ly that is an absolute and permanent
cure for indigestion and all stomach
troubles. Noted physicians have tried
it and with results that they are out
spoken in it's merits and prescribing
it freely.
John D. Rockefeller offered ST.
OOO,OOO for cure of his digestive
troubles. The discoverers of the
German Grains Immediately sought
the multi-millionaire to cure him.
John D. is robust, healthy mortal
today, whether German Grains did
the work or not is not generally
known, for it is said he would not
lend his name to the advertising of
any remedy, thinking, no doubt, he
paid in full when he gave the 81, 600,
GOO, if he gave it. A large sanitarium
is spoken of, and it is whispered that
possibly the big check to build it
bore the oil magnate's signature.
The sanitarium is to be more Of a
monument than place of treatment,
for it not necessary to come to New
York to be cured. The grains were
sent by mail and are perfectly harm
less. The permanent cheap cures
are wonderful, whether Rockefeller
got his relief through them or not
may never be known, but it is fact
and there is no concealing it, many
many have been permanently cured
during the short time among them
doctors and people of prominence.
Heretofore poisonous drugs have
been relied on and the more used the
more they had to be.
The skill of the most noted special
lists the world over have been baff1ed
in the cure of these troubles. A recent
issue of foreign medical journal
gives an authentic account of the
discovery of the raw German Grains
and says that the age for drugs
and laxatives for the cure of consti-
patton and indigestion has passed. "
This new discovery is looked upon
of world wide importance. humanity
suffering so generally from these
troubles. The writer called and in
vestigated the remedy, it's claims, and
heard and read testimonials that
suggested an article on the subject,
knowing the wide spread interest
that would be taken in the discovery
the country over.
l get no pay for this, was not even
asked to write it up, in fact did not
tell the philanthropist l was writer,
so, Mr.. Editor, don't for a moment
conclude am running in an ''ad.' %
These good people need no lad, "
the cure they are efecting do that
for them. feel many will bless
both the writer and this paper for
making known a matter of such great
interest to one out of every fifteen
of the human race; it's said that is
the percentage so afflicted by these
troubles.
From far away frozen Alaska
comes a letter to your correspond
dent thanking him for his interest
ing reading in the papers. 1t took
so days for the letter to travel to
New York and the writer stated his
papers were often so days old when
they reached his camp, he being a
captain in the United States infan-
try.
Cotton prices are exciting New
Workers. Goods made from cotton
or into which it enters are out of
sight, scarce and advancing daily.
Truly the farmers movement has
Wall Street by the throat. Grasp it
tighter is the advice of the writer.
Cotton is high, will be higher, have
no fear good friends south.
H. w. F1NLAYsoN.
$50 Broadway.