Fort Totten, Dakota.

CASE 266,080. SPERMATORRHEA. THREATENED IMPOTENCY. A SEVERE CASE, CURED
BY SIX MONTHS' TREATMENT.

WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: _Gentlemen_--I have received the
last medicine sent me, and have taken all with the best results. I have
so improved in health that I think it unnecessary for me to take any
more medicine. It is now several days since I took the last of the
medicine, and have not had any return of the disease. The desire to
masturbate seems to have left me, and I feel well, happy and strong.
When I look back to the time before I commenced to take your medicine,
the change that has taken place seems wonderful. I had lost all hope of
being restored from the ruinous habit I had practiced for many years
without knowing how fatal it was to health. I tried hard to stop the
practice, but it had grown so strong on me that I would always practice
it again, and was fast becoming impotent. Had emissions at night; was
nervous, downhearted; and I lost flesh, and felt miserable in many ways
too numerous to mention. But now I feel healthy and well. If I had been
more careful, and had not stopped treatment so soon before, I might have
been cured in four or five months. Nevertheless, I am well satisfied,
and thankful that I am restored to health in six months; and I wish to
express my sincere thanks to you and your Institution, for I owe my
restoration to health and happiness to you. If in the future I need any
medical skill, I shall always apply to your Institution, being certain
of receiving the best attention. Yours thankfully, S., Pittsburgh, Pa.

CASE 62,365. VERY BAD CASE OF SPERMATORRHEA AND IMPOTENCY. CURED WITH
SIX MONTHS' TREATMENT.

WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: _Gentlemen_--It has now been
nine months since I stopped your treatment, and as there has been no
return of former symptoms, I judge there can be no doubt as to my cure
being permanent. I must confess that, having been duped and swindled by
so many previous to visiting you, I had not much confidence when I went
to Buffalo to see you. But your specialists, and your Manager, seemed to
talk so straightforwardly and without making any of those extravagant
promises that I have become so used to, that I became convinced of your
skill before I had been long in your wonderful Institution. I think
almost any invalid who will visit your Hotel, and see for themselves the
wonderful appliances that you have accumulated fo