East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-19

the heart, dizzy spells and frequent
and severe headaches. Often when
moving quickly from one position to
another, black spots would appear be-
fore my eyes and I would get very
light-headed and dizzy.
II think / owe Fer-Don and his
European medical experts a great
debt of gratitude and to show nv ap-
probation I want the general public
to know that I am marvelously bene-
fitted through their methods"
Miss Carrie Mckay. IA years of
age, daughter OF Mrs. Eliza Mckay Of
Coleville, Mono county, has been
mentally and physically afflicted
ever since birth She also has been n
great sufferer from nervousness. Her
sister, Mrs. Powell, residing at 500
Eleventh street, Sacramento, says:
Carrie Is here with me. She has
been constant care to mother and
my sister. and I have seen the time
| only recently, when she was as help
less as a little baby. being unable to
even dress or undress herself! Her
mind was in such a condition that
we could not trust her alone, as she
talked irrational and acted so queer.
We heard about Fer-Don's experts
| when they were in Reno and wanted
to go and see them, as Reno was only
a short distance from my home. Cole
vile. But we kept neglecting our
visit to them until it was too late. as
| Fer-Don and his medical staff had
gone.
Next we read about them in the
sacramento papers. Although we
were over $50 miles away, we decid-
ed that the best thing to do would
be to take Carrie to Sacramento to
them. This we did, and one of the
Medical Experts told us, a short time
after our consultation, that Carries
mind was undoubtedly affected. and
her nervous condition was n great af-
Fiction, but he thought that with
proper attention, care and treatment
q cure could be effected. We placed
her under their care, and she took the
first treatment that same day. That
was about two weeks ago. Since Their
a gradual Improvement has been no.
ticed Day after day we watched hel
| carefully: day after day her mint
appeared to grow brighter and clear.
er; the clouded brain seemed tc
awaken rs If from a troubled sleer
Now, two weeks after our first visi
70 these wonderful physicians. her
mind is almost normal She run,
and plays like other children. ant
appreciates and loves the sunshine
trees and flowers.
yesterday, Tuesday, February Is
we placed her in the st. Joseph con
vent, between F and G street. and
think she will soon be one of tn,
brightest and best scholars there"
: Busiest office In Pendleton.
At the offices of Fer-Don's Euro
pean medical experts and bloodles
surgeons. at 637 Main street man,
, gather daily from all parts of tn
, county. These physicians treat an
) cure all durable chronic. and nervou
complaints. Eve tumors, cancer
,'''u gan stones without the use of
.>nife. Thousands of cured patient
n testify to the powers of the Euro
t poan experts to really cure whe
: others have failed.
I A number were waiting this morr
" ing Wnen reporter calleu' ana VIII
d standing near the door witnessed Il
E bringing in of the sick and Athlete
It No eXhorbitant fees are aske
I merely the nominal charge of
ia gives one a thorough examinatic
d and consultation with this wonde
z full man.
Office hours 10 to 10 a. m. and
s. to and to p. IN. Sundays
" to 12 noon.