The gold leaf., 1909-10-28
CONSUMPTION.
Although Suffering with Con-
sumption, Mrs. Joe Persons
Remedy Cured Him. One
of the Greatest Accomplish

OF the Greatest Accomplish
ments Of the Age.
was very ill, and confined to my bed.
The doctors and everyone else said I had
consumption. Ny mother, two uncles,
an aunt, and my sister, twelve years old,
all died of consumption. My family were
confident that | was going the same
way, and that | could not live much
longer. had terrible cough and night
sweats, and was just living skeleton.
l commenced taking Mrs. Joe Persons
Remedy, and in a short while began to
improve, and continued to do 80, and
now can truthfnlly say that believe if
l had not taken the Remedy l would
have been in my grave today. l have
taken one hundred bottles. and now |
am we'll man.
am, yours truly,
FRED HOWELL.
Goldsboro, NC, April %, 1903.
LATER FROM MR.. HOWELL-CURE
PERMANENT.
take pleasure in stating that the cure
made Of me Of consumption, as cited in O
previous testimonial above, was perma-
nent, as have never had any return of
that lung trouble, and my general health
is good, better than ever in my life. 1t is
useless to say we use Mrs. Joe Person g
Remedy in our family for every thing. 1t
will break up colds at once, and it cured
one of my children of a throat trouble
that threatened to be serious, and which
the doctor said would require an opera
ton. Mrs, Joe Persons Remedy cured
her. cannot say enough in it's praise.
FRED HOWELL.
Goldsboro, N. c., May 10, 1907
Mr.. HONELLS CASE A WONDER.
The case of Mr.. Howell was always a
wonder to me- | saw him in 1901 when
he was in that extremely low condition.
He was emaciated to skeleton, had an
incessant cough, had been confined to his
bed, think three months, and his wife
told me he was not able to turn from one
side to the other without help. When
he gave me an order for half.dozen bot
ties OF the Remedy, really did not think
he would live to take it, but thought it
would make him more comfortable while
he did live. The doctors said he had con-
sumption, and he certainly had every in
dication OF it, and-it being a family
disease-everyone thought it. BUT-he
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first half-dozen bottles. 1t suited his
case, and he commenced to build up at
once. He continued it for two years,
until he took one hundred and twenty
bottles, and today he is we'll man, as !
saw him in February, 1909, and he was
in regular prosecution of his farming
business, and has been well five wears
now.
was struck by the following clipping
from a Stroudsburg, Pa, paper, and
think it explains how it was that my
Remedy cured case OF consumption
through the blood, being emphatically q
blood medicine
MRS. JOE PERSON.
March 80, 1909
TUBERCULOSIS IN BLOOD.
Announcement is made By the Ameri
can Journal OF Medical Science OF the
discovery by Dr. Randle G. Rosenber1er
bacteriologist OF the Jese-son Medical
College, in Philadelphia, that the tuber.
eulosis germ is conveyed through all
parts OF the body by the blood, and how
such germ may be found. By means OF q
hypodermic syringe, DIR. Randle removed
a little blood from theelbow OF patient
"a painless operation-and later this
blood ia examined and tested in the bac
THEOLOGICAL laboratory. By this means
tuberculosis germs may be discovered
| long before they have made any attach
| upon the lungs or any orther organ o.
| the body. At this stage OF the trouble
the symptoms OF snfferer are often
mistaken for those Of typhoid fever, pneu.
monia, and the like, while the discovery oI
DR.. Randle would enable doctors at onct
to learn the real meaning OF symphonic
The process is said to be very simple
and the appliances needed almost within
the reach OF any doctor. II DR.. Randle's
discovery will do all that is claimed for
it, the prevention OF consumption viii
have become comparatively easy mat
ter.-Oaiiy Times and Democrat, Strouds