Salt Lake Telegram | 1903-02-19 | Page 3 | Quick Results

QUICK RESULTS. The following brief extracts are from letters written by persons who bad only used the apparatus from one to three weeks, and who had not received any regular treatment, but only a sample bot. tie of the medicine up to the time of writing. writ-ing. All except one are now under regu lar treatment: Miss Ida Pearl Walter, Cheyenne, Wyo . writes: "1 have been Improving ever sines 1 began using the apparatus." Mr. . W. Taylor. Yoakum, Texas, writes: "Tour treatment baa surely, helped my daughter." Mr. M. Puett, Carbon, Tex writes: "X have used your sample bottle of medicine, and It has helped me wonderfully." Mr. J. W. Drullner, Sanwlch, 111., writes: "I am troubled with Catarrba! deafness, and I have been benefited by your treatment. treat-ment. I can certainly hear better with my right ear than I could before using lc" Mr. 8. I. Alderson. Asbury, W. Va.. writes: "I have had a troublesome case, f catarrh for five years. I begaxi Improving Improv-ing as soon as I commenced using your fcppaiatus. and now feel so much tetter that I thought perhaps I would not need any more of the medicine." Cincinnati References. James Murdock, Jr., owner of the Mum dock block. W. 11. Matthews, attorney, Ntntb and, Main streets. J. F. MoCurdy, bookseller, d Elm, street n James N. Ramsey, attorney, Wlgglna block. Jonn J. Cushing, attorney, Onrinnstl Trust building. ' O. A. Clause. Cincinnati manager foci Funk Sc Wag-nails. Pickering building. F. C. Zumstein, Superintendent Money) Order Department Cincinnati postofflce. ' Rev. C. L. Work, D. D. (present addreaaJ Granville, O.). This treatment is endorsed, used and) recommended by over two thousand physH clans, lawyers, preachers and business) men. Over five thousand of the lnstru ments now In use In the United States and! Great Britain. Address- DR. JOHN ROBIRTSON, J2t West iUSu-Cinrtnoaia Q. '