A Fgcll Treatment; To :
- J f 1 ™ the ordy one to-day making this offer, sending a full treatment
free trial for such diseases. You know I could not afford to do it, if I did not
Sa Z e J t . would k cl P you—if 1 did not know it would cure. That’s why i
can mford to send it first— but you are the one to decide; you are the or*
to be the judge. It must help you, it must satisfy you—before you send a
penny. And you are the one to say. i will take your word. " It’s ail left
Wlth you yourself. What you say goes. That’s all I care for. I don’t
ZhLh rJ' 588 J - fc ‘—S y 0 1 would not take a cent that lam no -
R'vmg everyone a s-uare deal—in being honest— it’s
M l2l , 011-1 y ant - o c d! 2 wllat 8 right—that’s why lam making you the
wp?mn,L l^wi Str Tr htfOnV r r I d ’ fairest, most liberal one-sided offer,
e ’ y 1 . 1 " 11 1 irave confidence enougn in my treatment to send it to
jou this way, I know you 11 be willing to try it at my expense— that’s
au 1 ask. Dan t send a penny in your letter, not even a postage stamp:
just your name and address and where to send the treatment. Address your
letter to me personally, like this: DR. 11. MICHELL DeWERTH. ...
Lexoid Building. Cleveland, Ohio.
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dr. h. Michell deWertw.
