Gentlemen—After being a sufferer from debility and general weakness for fifteen years, I found a radical cure in the treatment I received from you at my own home. The first supply of medicine seemed to start me on the road, and the wheel was kept turning till I reached the happy condition of health.
I hope this will meet the eyes of some of my old comrades, who have been to the eastern countries, and there lost their health, as I did, and as many others do.
Gentlemen, I wish again to thank you most kindly for your good treatment and thoughtful attention. I will enclose my photograph. I am,
Yours truly,
G.W. WHITROD,
Rockland, St. Andrews, Attleboro, Norfolk, Eng.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
WORLDS DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N.Y.:
Gentlemen—About a year ago I found myself a victim of Nervous Debility. For some time I hardly knew what course to pursue, nearly every paper I might pick up contained some advertisement that would cure me. But believing in the old adage, "never expect to get something for nothing," I decided to write to an Association that I knew was reliable.