El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-04
From, Los Angeles Herald, Sunday, May s, 1910

as the tubercle bacilli disappeared.
The result in each case was the
same in the end-an absolute cure.
CURES ARE ASTOUNDING.
Five months from the first test
the sputum of tile first patient
showed no tubercle bacilh. In the
sixth month the second patlent9
sputum was cleared. The third
yielded in less than seven months.
During the treatment they gained
in weight and became cheerful and
hopeful. This aided greatly in the
cure. Fresh air, nutritious food and
my specific wrought the change.
After that time 1 had no misglvings
and have since used the treatment
in all cases. I was convinced that
I had perfected my remedy. came
to Los Angeles last June, and since
that time have permitted the spe-
cific to be used in a quiet way.
There are now in this community
nearly forty persons who have been
treated and cured Of tuberculosis
by the use of my remedy. In al
most every instance these patients
were in the last stages Of eonSump-
ton. They had been treated by
from three to nine physicians, and
in many cases by pulmonary spe-
ciallsts. Some Of the worst cases
were among those too poor TO afford
nutritious food. In every instance
where proper food and care were
given the patients have recovered.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL tests were taken in
all these cases, and 1 have in my
possession monthly statements from
an eminent bacteriologist showing
how steadily the tuberc1e bacilli mad
diminished until they had disap-
peared.
RESPOND QUICKLY TO TREAT
MENT.
CT am convinced there is no case
of cons umption I cannot cure, given
that the patient has the vitality to
survive a few weeks and give my
remedy q chance to begin the elimi-
nation Of the tuberculosis germs"
Asked for a more detailed descr1p-
ton Of the treatment, Mr.. Aycock
said there was nothing TO say. The
fluid is nearly tasteless and is taken
at mealtime with the food. 1t is
not noticeable, and there are no
evil effects. No claims are made
that the remedy is a tonic, yet Mr..
Aycock declares that in almost
tion is improved and upbuilding of
the system follows.
According to statements from for
mer sufferers from tuberculosis
Mr.. Aycock's remedy generally
meets with response within week
or ten days after treatment mas
been begun. The chemist and his
associates declare ii depends on the
Individual. In instances Of extreme
prostration the response is quicker
than in cases where the sufferer is
up and around the house. In cases
where the victim is working each
day the remedy is slower in effect.
This is but natural. as those who
are taking perfect rest should i'm
prove the more rapidly. In cases
where there were plenty of good
food. rest and fresh air we have
met with quick and satisfactory re-
suits In many instances four or
five days after treatment has been
begun the patient has had the first
real restful sleep for months. If nor
for years. The cough diminishes.
OF course the more that is done
for the benefit of the general sur
roundings the better. There is no
objection to any Dalliatives that
may be administered while waiting
for my specific to get hold on the
real cause of the trouble. These
pa1liatives. however, are usually
abandoned in a short time after
treatment IS begun. They become
unnecessary, and there is no incli-
nation to continue them"