sent you ten dollars, and received
four bottles of medicine which I took, and have been able to do hard
work. I have never had any symptoms of those dreaded chills since. My
weight got as low as 135 pounds; now I weigh 175 pounds. I would advise
any one affected with chronic disease to consult you, as your treatment
is genuine.

Yours truly,
HENRY DIETZEL, P.M.
Ernst, Clark Co., Ill.

HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION.

HOME DOCTORS OPPOSED HIS COMING TO US (THEY OFTEN DO) ALTHOUGH UNABLE TO
HELP HIM THEMSELVES.

WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N.Y.:

[Illustration: J.F. Jones, Esq. ]

_Gentlemen_--For the benefit of the afflicted, I wish to say, that I
visited your Institution in 1889, completely broken down in health and
suffering, as I thought, from heart disease and consumption. I had spent
money with many of our home physicians, but they only gave me partial
relief and I would soon be worse than ever. When I spoke of coming to
you, the doctors here cried "humbug," but I told them I had been
humbugged at home and if I staid I would surely die, and if I went could
do no worse. I spent thirty days at your Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, and came away like a new man, comparatively speaking. I found
the Institution all it had been represented, and I may truthfully say,
that the time spent there was to me as an oasis in a desert to a weary
and thirsty traveler; for those were among the happiest days of my life.
No pains were spared to make each patient comfortable and at home. I
cannot recommend your Institution too highly, for I feel that to your
treatment I owe my life. I have sold a great deal of your medicines, and
recommend them with the same faith I would water to the thirsty. They,
the "Pellets," "Golden Medical Discovery" and "Favorite Prescription,"
give universal satisfaction. You are at liberty to use this as you
desire, for my only motive in writing is to benefit the afflicted, by
pointing out to them a place of cure; for, no matter what their disease,
I am confident that if medical skill can avail, they can be cured at the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute.

Yours truly,
J.F. JONES,
Raleigh C.H., Raleigh Co., W. Va.

ABSCESS OF LUNG. REDUCED ALMOST TO A SKELETON.

Bisbee, Cochise Co., Ariz.

WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N.Y.:

_Gentlemen_--I had been confined to my bed four months, had tried the
skill of four doctors and all