Eomervaiiss and I will «is managing m1 cast is «my. rub Judi! tell 11311 $___0. THE SICK STRANGEB. To, many into whose hands this lit- tle sheet may fall; I am perhaps a comparative stranger, some never having heard of me before, others having .heard concerning me through the columns of the press. I wish to state to such that I cordi‘a‘lly invite you to call on me, and consult me if vou wish, concerning that which“ is of the most importance to you, and then you will be able to judge for yourself whether I can be of service to you or some of your sick friends. During my practice of 27 years, I have sent hundreds of patients on their way rejoicing who have been successfully cured To those who have tried other physicians and failed to find relief; I would say that while} there is life there is hope, and the r1ght physician may be found at last. All patients coming under my care, can always rely upon receiving honest and conscientious medical ad- vice. Terms fer treatment, liberal. Wonderfully Relieved of «1 Tape Worm. Dr. Fisket—Dear Sir: As I have just recovered I think the following statement due you. I had tried sev eral eminent physicians and clairvoy- ants in this, city and__received no-ben- efit.‘ I was induced to call on you. You examined me clairvoyantly, and without asking me a question told me I had a tape worm, which was the cause of all my sufiering; you said you could removs'it. I had taken your medicine but a few days when to my great astonishment I passed along Tape Worm measuring upwards of ninety feet. Dr. Fiche has a portion of . theworm now in his possession which can be seen athis edict. My: feelings may bebettee expressed than described. . ~ The doctor is constantly curing- hundreds that are given up to- die, aflict‘sd with all kinds of chron- ic diseases. SAMUEL 1. moses,- . Worcester, Mass. 1" . , I ‘1‘ 13 hob our 0 . militia ml Afr ngéff k“ § ‘f’B, Elk?“ orig/«mo wrfl‘ers'm, byDr.§M “Ff—9"”- Thisis to certify that for two yemu I had been troubled With‘ a Cough . Jronciutu and Afloctmn of the. Lungs. My palate Was bad.lly diseased by. Canker, and I had c’old sweats, with f pain in my limbs, and frequent headache, dizzy turns and vomiting. and was not able to wérk during the time. I tried many eminent physicians, but did not find any re— lief or benefit until I applied to Dr Fiske. After I had received his treatment one week I was sble to work, and I have now been under his treatment only four weeks, and I think I am cured, and have resumed my business again, sod .I feel that. Dr.- Fiske’s Remedies have been the mesiis or saving my life, 1qu "hich I shall ever be thankful._ I- make this. public statement in order that the: thousands who are stillsj .. ' disease my be induced may D151“ “man’s Invariant: laureates. fin. uses nunswson No. 74 Lippitt 89., Prondence, R. I. A Clear Case of Oldnoyant Slain. The great mystery brought to light. It will be remembered by our read. era that “Miss Sophia A Howe, of Springfield,vMass., the only child of wealthy parents and highly respect- able citszens, mysteriously disappear- ed -on the night of January 30th. Every possible means was taken to restore the lost daughter, but to no purpose. At last Mr. Whittemore, a ‘ And they all said try Dr. Fiske, friend of Mr, Howe, of Springfield, called at the office of DR. S. _W.FISKE, and requested him (clairvoyantly)to thoroughly search for the missing girl. Dr. Fiske stated that she went through 'a' hole' 1n the ice and went down. and was drowned. He also ststed that she had on all her cloth- ing at the time“ The body of Miss Howe was found on Saturday after- noon, not far from the bank, and but ‘a short distance from where the ice is cut in winter. She had on all her " clothing, and it is supposed wandered away ina fit of insanity and was drowned 1n the open space left by the ice7cutters. She was found in the same position as Dr. ,Fiske had described. I'feel it my duty to make known to the public that Dr. Fiske foretold correctly,” has already been proved. I think he .is the most reliable clairvoyant now before the public, and possesses wonderful medium poive rs. F. WHITTEMQRE, Springfield, Mass. [Taken from the Worcester Evening Gazette] I cameramanstous nurse. Health' in all its fullness 1s a bless. ing' which comparatively few enjoy. Young“ men who are in delicate health, ne‘rVous sn‘d debilitated from, hidden causes, will find Dr, Fiskels. advice and medicines well adapted to ltheir' need Reasons why Dr. Fiske's medicines are of superior quality: — . . - ”lst. Because the materials used are perfectly pure, pnd aresolected and prepared with his own hands; 2d. They are not simply boiled ina kettlo‘in the ordinary way, but go through a process of distilling. 3d. They contain no injurious in- gredient that would harm a child or the most delicate person‘. 4th. They are pleasant to take, and do not cause sickness at the stomach, or other disagreeable feel- ings. Black Heads, or pimples of the face, forehead or back, show a hu- mory state of' the blood; and are caused byit. Persons thus afliicted ' should purify the blood with D12. Fiske’s medicines” » ., Old 'people'can prolong their life fora long period by taking a medi- ' cine that will reach the seat of their. disease, thereby'giving ne’w life 'and vitality to the system. _ ' 1 . gained strength 1n,my limbs so fast ’7k‘k I FOUND RELIEF. How sad the ills of life will make one feel, Almost with pain compelled to yield, Then let us not so soon despair , But entrust ourselvos' 1n Dr. Fiske' a care. Once I was sick and oppressed with pain, I then tried hard relief to gain, I sought the highest; the loneliest spot; To gain relief, but found it not. My neighbors saw my life at risk; I went to the Dr. with no belief ; But I will admit I found relief. The Dr. is a genial man _: And he will help you if he can, He has cured my ills and all my pains; And I declare I am well again. Now invalids I would advise you all-— To give the Doctor a timely call; He will do for you as he did for me; And you will then from pain be free. I had Palpitation of the Heart; Which soon the Dr. caused to depart, I almost with my pain despaired; Until I trusted to the Doctors' care. Take my advice and do not wait; But call on him before to late; And if he can; your life he'l save 1 To keep you from an early grave. I present Dr. Fiske this tes- timonial 1n Poetry to express my heartfelt gratitude at the great cure his medicines have made on me. . , JOHN DnSm'rn, Valley Falls, R. I. The Ila-,0 mass to Walk. About one year ago I could not walk a step. My knee was drawn up so I could not put my foot to the floor. I sent for Dr. Fiske and after his first visit I could put my foot down on to the floor, and I kept gaining every day. I did not see him again for some time, and then I went to his office on crutches, and when I went away I Walked down a long flight of Stairs with- out help or the use of crutches I that I can now walk as Well as I! ever could. and my general health is greatly improved, and I am able now to attend to my house- hold duties without feeling tired. My friends all think it a miracle, as I had been a cripple 101‘ near- ly all my life. Also a neighbor of mine who had entirely lost the use of her arm and partially her side. was entirely restored by Dr. Fiske with only two magnetic treatments.’ l LYDIA ANN SIMMONS, I No. 100 Front St, Bernou Woonsocket, R. I. overlaps“. This 18 a weakness or partial- paralysis of- the stomach. The food fails to be properly assimu~ lated and this disorders the whble system, and if n‘ot reitevtfil it- may-1 become very afflicting and cle- stroy the health. Dr. Fiske 18 very successful in the treatment of Dyspepsia. ' Fiske, and Great cure in; Grown Court. This 1s to certify that for the . past three years I have been suf- fering with Nervous Debility and an affection and pain through the lungs, with bloating, and blood turning to water. My kidneys were badly diseased, had constant pain in my head, poor appetite, nestless and wakeful nights, was very weak, and notable to do anything. I applied to sev— eral physicians who done me no good until I applied to Dr. Flake After he had treated me a short time I began to improve rapidly, and I am happy to say I am now enjoying good health and able to do my own work,- and consider myself cured. Dr. Fiske 1s a. gentleman gnu-- ed 1n his profession and honor- able 1n all his dealings. . Mas. BENJAMIN ’1‘. Laws, July 1877, Groton, Ct. Another Great Cure of Consump- tion by Dr. Eske’s lledz'cz'nes. Mrs. Jonas E. Stockwell, Sut- ton, Mass, was cured of Lung Consumption by the use of 111 Vegetable Lung Syrup, 111 185, and I was told bya friendof her’s that she still remains in good health. At the time I saw her, her physician gave her up to die, and be upon hearing that I said I could restore her to m- fortable health, remarked that 11 would be impossible, for I might as well raise the dead; and my medicine In three months so con- nected with her disease that it dies peared like snow before the scalding sun. The 37111110112115} statement as worthy of notice: This 15 to certify that for over a year I had a troublesome cough and affection of the bronchial tubes, and my throat was affect- ed- with a constant aching,sr_nart- ing and burning Sensation, and was very sore, so much so that it was a great annoyance to me both night and day. I was treated by seven different physi- cians of Previdence, but received no benefit until I applied to Dr in just one month after receiving his treatment I- was entirely cured of those chro- nic disease which had troubled“ I make this. me for over a year. statement for the benefit of suf- fering humanity, and I advise all those that are afflicted to'cousultl Dr. Fiske. MRS. CAROLINE QUIGLEY. River Point, R. I, Mr. Isaac G. 'Allen,‘ Webster Street, Hartford, 001111., cured of‘ diseases of the Liver and Kid- ueys, deprmsion of the mind and other chronic diseases—was very melancholly and unable to at- tend to business. ‘ Edwin -.D 01186, Warwick'fi' PaWtuxet, R. I;, was troubled fol"r eight months with chronic in~ flamation of the Kidneys, and af- fection of the Livena'nd Nervous weakness; was not able to work; cured by Drl Fl‘ske [in one month’s treatment.
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