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Diaductive Cure. 
 
 GRATEFUL REPORTS 
 
 GIVEN UNSOLICITED BY USERS OF THE 
 
 OXYDONOR 
 
 And other Diaductive Instruments invent^ 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche. 
 
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 Registered November 21, 1896. 
 
 THE OXYDONOR APPLIED. 
 
 Manufactured and Sold by Dr. H. Sanche & Co. 
 
 General Office, 261 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK CITY. 
 
 Western Office, 61 Fifth, cor. Fort Street, DETROIT, MICH. 
 
 Canada Office, 142 St. Lawrence Street, MONTREAL. 
 
 Copyright, 1897, by Dr. H. Sanche & Co. 
 
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 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
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 Copyrighted, 1893, by Dr. H. Sanche. 
 
 DR. H. SANCHE, 
 
 Discoverer of Diaductive Force; Originator of Diaductive Science for the Cure 
 
 of Disease; Inventor of the Oxydonor, the Animator, and the 
 
 Disease Arrester, and of every genuine Diaductive Device 
 
 now existing. Dr. H. Sanche is also the author of all 
 
 literature now existing relating to Diaduction, 
 
 and of the following Poetic Essays, 
 
 namely : 
 
 Cuba Free, Cuban Patriotic Song. 
 
 Ancestors would rise from the Grave to see Cuba Free. 
 
 Cuban Patriotic Song. Both these songs put to music by Prof. William 
 Dressier, of New York. 
 Long Poetic Essays, each of which present glimpses of the fundamental 
 laws of Nature and principles of Diaduction, namery : 
 
 Force and Matter. Monarchs and Slaves. 
 
 Trinities. Best Government. 
 
 For prices of these, see last page of this book, and of Price List, and of 
 Descriptive Book. w 
 
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4 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 The following verses were written by a cele- 
 brated southern poet, as a grateful tribute, for 
 benefits he had received from the use of the 
 OXYDONOR: 
 
 OXYDONOR VICTORY. 
 
 The Oxydonor ''Victory"! 
 What greater praise is meet for thee 
 Than to proclaim thee best of all 
 The blessings that the world befall! 
 When Genius, with divine desire, 
 From Heaven brings down celestial fire. 
 
 O boon divine! O gift of Heaven! 
 At last, at last, to man is given 
 The power from suffering's bonds to free 
 His mortal frame, and find in thee 
 The long lost fount of youth again, 
 The joy of life without its pain. 
 
 To him, the wondrous man who planned 
 Thy power, and wrought with cunning hand 
 And heaven-born skill and patient toil, 
 Each mystic thread and curious coil, 
 Be praise and honor, love and fame, 
 The crown of an immortal name! 
 
 Peace unto him who gives us peace! 
 Praise to the conqueror of Disease! 
 F . Unnumbered millions yet shall own, 
 With grateful hearts, the victory won, 
 And ages bless the man who gave 
 His all to comfort and to save. 
 
 CHAS. W. HUBNER, 
 Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 Respectfully dedicated to Dr. Hercules Sanche, 
 discoverer of the Diaductive method for the cure of 
 Disease, and inventor of Oxydonor " Victory/' 
 
 Copyright, 1894, by Dr. H. Sanche. 
 
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Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 If you value your own life, or the lives of your 
 dependents and friends, do not forget the follow- 
 ing, namely: 
 
 The time has come, when infinitely the greatest 
 protection to life, in disease and in injuries from ac- 
 cidents, nay, perfect and absolute independence from 
 disease in any form, in any climate, at any season 
 of the year, in any epidemic, and under any circum- 
 stances affording the necessaries of life, a sufficiency 
 of blood, and possibility of the function of all vital 
 organs, lies in self-treatment, by Diaduction, with 
 the OXYDONOR, or the ANIMATOR, or the 
 DISEASE ARRESTER. Though each of these 
 Instruments is better adapted to certain uses than 
 either of the others, either of them alone in all cir- 
 cumstances just mentioned will afford absolute secu- 
 rity against further progress of disease, at any timely 
 hour. When properly used, either of them will make 
 any one absolute master of disease, in any rational 
 undertaking. To obtain this no skill is required in 
 the use of the Instruments; but obedience to the 
 rules for their use, which consist only of Instruc- 
 tions against using other means of treatment, and 
 of simple mode of application, and of limits to 
 such applications, is absolutely indispensable to suc- 
 cess. The difficulties of successful treatment are not 
 found in difficult application, which is simple 
 
8 Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 enough for any intelligent child; but it lies in the 
 difficulty under influence of old notions, of feeling 
 secure under a treatment so absolutely simple with 
 SO LITTLE ADO about it. The idea of getting * 
 well as EASILY AS YOU GOT SICK and with 
 less ADO, while sleeping comfortably without hav- 
 ing taken any drugs, in the face of the fussing prac- 
 tices of medication, whose MUCH ADO NEVER 
 AMOUNTS to mastery of any disease, never cures 
 any serious disease, nor ever relieves without much 
 and long continued effort, is a VERY DIFFI- 
 CULT fact for orthodox minds to take in. Yet if 
 they test, they are forced to take it in; because it 
 is a NATURAL, IRRESISTIBLE fact. The skill 
 in such treatment is required in preparing the means 
 and in directing their uses; and not in their appli- 
 cation. Therefore, these means are fully adapted 
 to self-treatment without skill or experience, the 
 necessary thinking having all been done in ad- 
 vance by the Discoverer of this Science and the 
 Inventor of these Instruments, in preparing the 
 means to act thus as causes of cure in just adapta- 
 tion to the ends in view, which he still more close- 
 ly adapts to cases by specific Directions. Nations 
 of these times who have inherited and increased 
 DRUG MANIA, who now have large armies of 
 Doctors of all kinds of fussy pathies ever teaching 
 them that their lives constantly depend upon drugs, 
 find it difficult to believe they can get well with- 
 out swallowing anything, though they were gen- 
 erated and born without it; or without much doing 
 over and with them, though they got SICK with- 
 out any of this. Having been educated to the idea 
 
Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 9 
 
 that when they are sick, it is impossible for them 
 to get well without their doctors standing over 
 them to charm them with words they learn nothing 
 from, with mystic doings from which they get only 
 care, cost, lingering apprehensions and disqualifi- 
 cations for life as it is, as immediate results, and pre- 
 carious slow recovery, as best poss ! bilities, they can 
 not believe that God made HEALTH, vigorous life, 
 accessible without all this, while they rarely get 
 health therefrom. The failures of their much ADO, 
 naturally impresses the idea upon them, that the 
 failure comes from the ADO being still insufficient 
 in thei- cases; and that it would have succeeded 
 if sufficiently or timely applied. That moral cow- 
 ardice which makes every individual, wh-en sick, 
 throw himself wholly in the hands of his Doctors 
 and friends, and shirk all efforts in his own behalf, 
 makes the idea of self-treatment abhorrent. These 
 are the only difficulties in the way of self-treat- 
 ment by this method, and of absolute safety from 
 disease thereby. They are formidable obstacles, 
 but man only, is responsible for their existence, be- 
 cause all of them are the artificial results of long 
 education; and none of them are natural or real. 
 The NATURAL FACT IS THAT by these means 
 it is easier to get well, than it was to get sick, and 
 less ado is required because it is more natural to 
 be well than sick, when right conditions are fixed, 
 which fixing is all that these instruments do, or can 
 do; and all that REVERSE AND CURE OF 
 DISEASE AND RAPID acquisition of vigorous 
 health require, when not hindered by evil habits 
 and favored by right food and raiment. Strange 
 
10 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 doctrine in the face of the old; but true, NATURAL 
 and ALREADY demonstrated, in millions of cases 
 without a result to disprove, but all to sustain. The 
 great difficulty of assuming self-treatment because 
 your physician has not yet got to this advance 
 method to come to your aid, is entirely imaginary; 
 since you have not the least need ot his or any- 
 body else's services. You might wait until he could 
 practice this method on you, if you had time. But 
 when you consider facts, you will find that when 
 he gets to it, you will neither need him nor be here 
 to need any one; and, therefore, you must choose 
 between independence from disease through your 
 own use of DIADUCTION on self and de- 
 pendents, and foregoing all its blessings and pro- 
 tection. There is no midwav ground; you MUST 
 STAND ALONE by the BETTER method, or die 
 in the hands of others under old and impotent meth- 
 ods, for the following reasons, namely: AT LEAST 
 ONE HUNDRED YEARS are REQUIRED to 
 UNEDUCATE ORTHODOXY; and at least an- 
 other century, to educate it to more natural IDEAS 
 This is history; uncontroverted and illustrated fact; 
 more especially with Doctors. Theretore, you can 
 not expect this natural method, though demon- 
 strated many thousands of times daily, to become 
 the orthodox rage in less than two centuries hence ; 
 and until it becomes such, there can be no certainty 
 of picking up Doctors everywhere to practice it; 
 and from ten thousand of them not more than one 
 would then bring better results than you can now 
 make sure of for yourself. Take these facts fully 
 under consideration; and learn therefrom that if 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 11 
 
 you and your doctor, wait for orthodoxy to lead 
 you to this BOON, you will have to practice 
 DIADUCTION in another world. If you wait 
 for DIADUCTION to become the popular rage, 
 you must pay the penalty, by foregoing its blessings 
 here now, in dying from the first serious disease. 
 
 Our only duty lies in presenting you the facts. 
 It is your business and prerogative to dispose of 
 them ; and to choose your own means, since no one 
 else can pay the serious penalties of mistakes in 
 choice of means by which to protect your own life 
 and the lives of all who depend on you. But, be- 
 lieve not! That God made disease so accessible 
 everywhere, without having made health quite as 
 accessible; and with as little ado! Our facts prove, 
 the common belief, that while our surroundings 
 generate disease easily health is difficult of access, 
 to be erroneous! The results of DIADUCTION 
 at the hands of its DISCOVERER and of all per- 
 sons who have used his Diaductive Instruments, 
 have during the last twenty years, by complete suc- 
 cess in every instance, fully demonstrated, beyond 
 the possibility of successful contradiction, that all 
 influences around us which in any way generate 
 disease, may with ease be reversed in their actions; 
 and that in their reverse action, which is easily in- 
 creased in force to any required degree, they CURE 
 the diseases which they had begotten, not only as 
 easily as they had generated them, but with greater 
 ease and more rapidly, in proportion as the reversed 
 action is made superior in force to their direct 
 action. It is, therefore, clearly demonstrated, that 
 by DIADUCTION, it is quite as easy to get well 
 
12 Dr. Sanchefs Victory Over Disease. 
 
 as to get sick ; and that the evil work of disease can 
 be undone more rapidly than it was done, when we 
 commence before its destructive work is far ad- 
 vanced, or finished. Hence all the old theories, 
 which imply that God has provided abundantly for 
 disease in man, and has left him dependent on his 
 accidental discovery of another balm for each and 
 every ill, are in VIEW OF DIADUCTIVE 
 FACTS EXTREMELY BLASPHEMOUS! 
 
 Illustrations of the Forms, and of the Manner of Applying 
 
 the DiaductiYe Instruments Manufactured and Sold 
 
 by Dr. H. Sanche & Co. 
 
 The illustrations in the following pages show the 
 forms and manner of applving and using the 
 OXYDONOR, the ANIMATOR, and the 
 DISEASE ARRESTER. These cuts, also plainly 
 illustrate the stamps which these Instruments bear, 
 in each of which is found their Inventors name, 
 which name is the MARK by which you will know 
 the genuine. Do not suffer yourself to be imposed 
 on by Imitations, which in every other particular 
 than the words "DR. H. SANCHEZ' the Inventor's 
 name, may be made to ape the genuine. Imitators 
 do not, dare not, stamp Dr. Sanche's name on their 
 bogus ware, because of sure consequent criminal 
 prosecution. Therefore, depend wholly upon his 
 name, plainly stamped in metal parts, to show you 
 the genuineness of all things in this line. Always 
 beware of imitations! 
 
 For further descriptions and uses, see our 
 Descriptive book. For prices, see our price list. 
 
Dr. Scuichc's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 13 
 
 Oxydonor " Victory " Improved. 
 
 Copyright 1894, by Dr. H. Sanche. 
 
 OXYDONOR "VICTORY" ROLLED UP. 
 
 A— Vocor. B— Contact Disk. C— The cord wound upon Vocor. 
 D— Buckle. E— Elastic Webbing to hold Disk. 
 
 Two-Thirds Size. 
 
14 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Oxydonor "Victory" Improved. 
 
 Oxydonor Victory Improved, two-thirds size, cord cut out, 
 except its ends. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 15 
 
 OXYDONOR NO. 2. 
 
 Copyright, 1894, by Dr. H. Sanche. 
 OXYDONOR No. 2, TWO-THIRDS SIZE. 
 
16 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Copyright 1893, by Dr. H. Sanche. 
 
 Case in which to carry 
 OXYDONOR " VICTORY " AND OXYDONQR No. 2 a 
 
 Two-Thirds Size. 
 
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 LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS ! 
 
 These Instruments are imitated in marly ways, 
 under various names and disguises, by many 'dif- 
 ferent parties, each presenting another bogus 
 thing and theory, all by parties total strangers to 
 these and all scientific principles. None are 
 GENUINE UNLESS bearing stamps of which 
 the name of "DR. H. 5ANCHE," the Discoverer 
 of this method and Inventor of these Instruments, 
 forms a prominent part, as illustrated in the fore- 
 going cuts, or "DR. H. SANCHE & CO./ 5 which 
 may some time in future be substituted, since his 
 name with "& Co." added, forms this firm's name, 
 •for which Dr. Sanche now manufactures all these 
 Instruments. All imitations are highly Dangerous! 
 Beware! See stamps on what you buy! Compare 
 with these cuts! It is impossible for us to protect 
 you further than by the warnings we give in this 
 and our other prints! 
 
 EACH INSTRUMENT WE MANUFACTURE 
 is guaranteed to be as represented. 
 
 See page 52 of our descriptive pamphlet. 
 
18 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 trade mark. (Registered Dec. 15, 1896.) 
 "OXYDONOR VICTORY" Applied. 
 
 The above cut illustrates the manner of applying 
 and using the OXYDONOR, either "Victory" 
 Improved, or No. 2, and the ANIMATOR. This 
 illustration shows OXYDONOR "VICTORY" 
 applied during the day, to a lady while resting in a 
 recumbent position on a couch and reading. Note 
 the disk, fastened to her right ankle; and VOCOR 
 of Oxydonor in a bowl of water on a stand at the 
 head of couch, w T ith the cord fully displayed be- 
 tween her ankle and the bowl. The vessel contain- 
 ing the vocor in water, is usually put on the floor 
 near the feet, and is arranged as seen in this cut 
 only for the purpose of better display of the cord. 
 
Dr. SanctiS s Victory Over Disease. 19 
 
 TRADE MARK. 
 
 (Registered March 9, 1897.) 
 
 ..^WATo^.. 
 
 Copyright, 1894, by Dr. H. Sanche. 
 
 TRADE MARK. 
 
 (Registered June 10, 1890, and November 24, 1896.) 
 
20 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 ANIMATOR NO. 4. 
 
 Fig. 4. 
 
 TRADE MARK. 
 
 (Registered March 9, 1897.) 
 
 FULL SIZE. GOLDEN SIDE OF ANIMATOR No. 4. 
 Copyrighted 1894, by Dr. H. Sanche. 
 
 Animator No. 4, rolled up, ready for the pocket. 
 Full Size. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease, 
 ANIMATOR NO. 4. 
 
 21 
 
 Fig. 5. FULL SIZE. 
 Copyrighted 1894, by Dr. H. Sanche. 
 The above cut shows all the Golden Parts. 
 Animator No. 4, unrolled, showing cord cut out, except its enas 
 connected with VOCOR and CONTACT DISK. E-Elas- 
 
 A— Vocor. B— Contact Disk. C— The Cord. D— Slide Buckle, h Jil&g- 
 t c Webbing to hold Contact Disk to the Skin. 
 
22 
 
 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 ANIMATOR NO. 4. 
 
 Fig. 6. 
 
 Copyrighted 1894, by Dr. H. Sanche. 
 
 The above cut shows the Silvery Side of the VOCOR of Animator No. 4. 
 
 FULL SIZE. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 2} 
 
 DISEASE ARRESTER. 
 
 TRADE MARK. 
 
 Registered Nov. 24, 1896. 
 
 The above cut illustrates the DISEASE ARRESTER applied. 
 BEST DOCTORS ON EARTH! 
 
 The foregoing illustrations illustrate three forms 
 of DEVICES which, though extremely simple in 
 form, possess qualities entirely unknown to any 
 other production of man, and undreamed of in 
 the past, namely: the "OXYDONOR," the 
 "ANIMATOR,"and the"DISEASE ARRESTER." 
 
 They are the best Doctors on Earth! They 
 give absolute mastery of disease without cost, to 
 any one willing to accept it unconditionally! They 
 are absolutely infallible in their action! They cause 
 disease in any form to rapidly disappear without 
 treating it; by simply bracing the vital process to 
 mastery of the devitalizing process. They treat life 
 only; by fixing the normal organic relations and 
 conditions, which NATURE makes indispensable 
 
24 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 to life's support; and they do this, by plays 
 on the surrounding atmosphere. They fortify 
 the human organism to any degree neces- 
 sary to rid itself of disease, as long as its 
 organs can play their parts. They cost but little, 
 and their uses are costless and painless. They are 
 not dangerous, nor difficult to apply. They are 
 Doctors which can be carried in the pocket, and 
 commanded any moment without delay; and their 
 efficiency can be relied on with absolute safety. 
 They make the further progress of disease a natural 
 impossibility in few minutes or hours after they are 
 applied. They entail no drug, doctor, or nurse bill; 
 and when applied at beginning of disease, they save 
 sufferers from all dangers and loss of time, curing 
 disease and restoring vigor the same day. 
 
 The Oxydonor is already acknowledged, as the 
 greatest BOON to MAN, by all who have fairly 
 tested its merits. The ANIMATOR will bless 
 MAN as much in another manner, through another 
 DIADUCTIVE LAW. 
 
 The DISEASE ARRESTER is doing the same; 
 and will do even more. than these, because of its ex- 
 treme cheapness and durability. Do not say that 
 all this is impossible! It is possible! Not only 
 so, but it is fully demonstrated many thousands of 
 times daily, in the hands of all classes of mankind, 
 of men, women and children, in all parts of the 
 world, and it has been demonstrated on a rapidly 
 increasing scale for several years, which is now in- 
 creasing more rapidly than ever. It is a blazing fact, 
 which blazes more brightly with every additional 
 test! These qualities reside in the benignant play 
 of the Natural laws which these devices command. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 25 
 
 In keeping with nature, without pomp, or ostenta- 
 tion, or mysticism, they play upon the laws of physi- 
 ology, each in a different way, as wires, strings, 
 membranes, etc., under tension, or tuning forks, 
 horns, trumpets, cornets, and other acoustic and 
 musical instruments play upon the laws of sound. 
 
 By saving of time, money, suffering, bereave- 
 ment, premature death and funerals, a cure of dis- 
 ease in few hours, with the certainty of the return 
 of day, in recent cases, and the increase by a thou- 
 sand-fold of all past possibilities in far advanced 
 cases, either acute or chronic, DIADUCTION is 
 most incomparably the cheapest as well as the 
 best way out of disease, not only ever known, but 
 ever dreamed of by man. 
 
 If time, ease, comfort, health and life were worth 
 nothing, the purchase and use of these instruments 
 would still be the most profitable investments ever 
 known, by entirely disposing of all necessity for 
 doctors and drug store bills, thus saving hundreds 
 of dollars annually for many years, with few dollars 
 invested in these, the most potent of all known 
 life preservers. 
 
 By proper use of these simple means, any *one may 
 easily maintain maximum vigor and make disease 
 in any form a mere inconvenience of short duration. 
 He may thus, without cost, live a natural life and 
 die a natural death. Remember, they will protect 
 you from disease and infirmity only; but this pro- 
 tection is essential to a natural and useful life. It 
 is not necessary to be sick or a decrepit invalid to 
 die, and thus to die, is to die unnaturally. 
 
 Remember! Do not confound these instruments 
 
26 Dr. SaneJie's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 with remedies ; nor their uses with medication ; nor 
 this mode of practice, with any pathy! These in- 
 struments are not remedies. They are not addressed 
 to disease; but to the dying process which makes 
 disease possible. Their uses are not governed by 
 the rules of any pathy. 
 
 They are simply material contrivances and means, 
 so compounded and arranged in compliance with 
 requirements of natural laws, as when applied to the 
 human body as directed, to form with it an ap- 
 paratus which generates, measures, directs and cen- 
 ters upon the human organism the living force aris- 
 ing from the fundamental principles of life, which 
 in every living thing governs the physiological com- 
 bustion of the living process. 
 
 They do not deal with any particular form of de- 
 generation, decay or disease; but with the subsi- 
 dence of vital combustion and of the organic pro- 
 cess, which they rekindle and foster on nature's 
 own principles and conditions. 
 
 This mode of practice, "DIADUCTION," is 
 quite different from any pathy ever known. It is 
 founded upon wholly different principles, and en- 
 tirely on the fundamental laws of life, upon which 
 alone it plays for every result. It deals directly 
 with the dissolving, chemical combustion of disease, 
 extinguishing it and substituting the physiological 
 process of vigorous life. 
 
 By supplying the natural, fundamental conditions, 
 it fans, increases, intensifies the fire of life. By rise 
 to a nobler form, it converts chemical into physio- 
 logical combustion, and the dying into the living 
 process, and fosters life by powerful impulses to all 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 27 
 
 its functions. Thus, without treating disease, it 
 renders its every form impossible, by generation of 
 intense vitality. Thus, it reverses the process of de- 
 generation, decay and death. Thus it induces spon- 
 taneous cure by means of the activity of the func- 
 tions provided for the maintenance of life, as every 
 organism by its structure shows, was intended by 
 Nature. 
 
 These Instruments have been applied in millions 
 of cases without a failure under fair test. 
 
 They have proven all herein claimed, in all parts 
 of the world, in all diseases, and the results have 
 been favorably reported in all the following list 
 of diseases, namely: 
 
 NAMES BY WHICH THESE DISEASES ARE 
 VARIOUSLY KNOWN. 
 
 Abscesses, Carbuncles. 
 
 Addison's Disease. 
 
 Alcoholism. 
 
 Amenorrhea. 
 
 Anasarca in Adults and 
 
 Children. 
 Anemia. 
 Aphonia. 
 Apoplexy. 
 Arthritis. 
 Asthma. 
 Backache. 
 Biliousness. 
 Black Vomit. 
 Bleeding from the Kidneys 
 Bleeding from Bladder. 
 Bleeding from Mouth. 
 Bleeding from Stomach. 
 Bleeding from Throat. 
 Bleeding from Womb. 
 Bleeding from the Bowels. 
 
 Boils, Eruptions. 
 
 Bowel Derangement. 
 
 Bowel Dyspepsia. 
 
 Break-bone Fever (Den- 
 gue). 
 
 Bright's Disease. 
 
 Bronchitis. 
 
 Bruises. 
 
 Cachexy. 
 
 Cancer. 
 
 Caries of the Spine in 
 Children. 
 
 Catalepsy. 
 
 Carditis. 
 
 Cerebritis. 
 
 Chlorosis. 
 
 Cholera Infantum. 
 
 Cholera, Cholera Morbus. 
 
 Choleraic Congestion. 
 
 Chorea. 
 
 Colds. 
 
28 
 
 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Cold Feet, Cold Hands. 
 
 Cold Sweats. 
 
 Coma. 
 
 Comatose Congestion. 
 
 Congestive Fever. 
 
 Constipation. 
 
 Contagious Diseases. 
 
 Convulsions. 
 
 Coughs. 
 
 Croup. 
 
 Curvature of the Spine. 
 
 Cystitis. 
 
 Debility. 
 
 Debility, Palsy and Totter- 
 ing from Age. 
 
 Despondency. 
 
 Diabetes. 
 
 Diarrhea, Dysentery. 
 
 Difficult Change of Life. 
 
 Difficult Menstruation. 
 
 Diphtheria. 
 
 Diseases of the Bladder. 
 
 Diseases of the Blood. 
 
 Diseases of the Blood Ves- 
 sels. 
 
 Diseases of the Bones. 
 
 Diseases of the Bowels. 
 
 Diseases of the Brain. 
 
 Diseases of the Bronchi. 
 
 Diseases of Children. 
 
 Diseases of the Generative 
 Organs. 
 
 Diseases of the Heart. 
 
 Diseases of the Joints. 
 
 Diseases of the Kidneys. 
 
 Diseases of the Liver. 
 
 Diseases of the Membranes. 
 
 Diseases of the Muscles. 
 
 Diseases of the Nervous 
 System. 
 
 Diseases of the Nose. 
 
 Diseases of the Ovaries. 
 
 Diseases of the Prostate. 
 
 Diseases of the Skin. 
 
 Diseases of the Spine. 
 
 Diseases of the Spleen. 
 
 Diseases of the Stomach. 
 
 Diseases of the Throat. 
 
 Diseases of the Womb. 
 
 Diseases of Women. 
 
 Dropsies. 
 
 Dropsy of the Brain in 
 
 Children. 
 Dropsy of the Womb. 
 Dysmenorrhea. 
 Dyspepsia. 
 Emotionality. 
 Endocarditis. 
 Enlargement of the Spleen. 
 Enlargement of the Womb. 
 Enteritis. 
 Enteric Fever. 
 Epidemic Diseases. 
 Epididymitis. 
 Epilepsy, Stupor. 
 Erysipelas, Blotches. 
 Excessive Sweats. 
 Faintness. 
 
 Falling of Fundament. 
 Falling of the Womb. 
 Female Complaints. 
 Fever and Ague. 
 Floodings. 
 Gastric Troubles. 
 Gastritis. 
 Gravel in Bladder. 
 Green Sickness. 
 Hardening of Lymphatic 
 
 Glands. 
 Headache. 
 
 Hemorrhoids (Piles). 
 Hereditary Diseases. 
 Hepatitis. 
 Hip Joint Disease. 
 Hydrocele. 
 Hypochondria. 
 Hysteria. 
 Impotence. 
 Impoverished Blood. 
 Infantile Paralysis. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 29 
 
 Infectious Diseases. 
 
 Inflammations. 
 
 Inflammation of Bladder. 
 
 Inflammations of the Bow- 
 els. 
 
 Inflammation of the Brain. 
 
 Inflammations of the Lym- 
 phatics. 
 
 Inflammatory Fever. 
 
 Inflammation of the Womb 
 
 Influenza. 
 
 Insanity. 
 
 Insomnia. 
 
 Intermittent Fever. 
 
 Irritability. 
 
 Irritation of Bladder. 
 
 Jaundice. 
 
 La Grippe. 
 
 Laryngitis. 
 
 Leucorrhea. 
 
 Liver Affections. 
 
 Locomotor Ataxia. 
 
 Lumbago. 
 
 Lymphatitis. 
 
 Malarial Fever. 
 
 Measles. 
 
 Melancholia. 
 
 Meningitis. 
 
 Menorrhagia. 
 
 Metritis. 
 
 Misplacement of the 
 Womb. 
 
 Muscular Soreness. 
 
 Myelitis. 
 
 Nephritis. 
 
 Nervousness. 
 
 Nervous Exhaustion. 
 
 Nervous Prostration. 
 
 Neuralgia. 
 
 Night Sweats. 
 
 Nicotinism. 
 
 Numbness, Faintings. 
 
 Obesity, or Corpulence. 
 
 Opium Habit. 
 
 Orchitis. 
 
 Ostitis. 
 
 Ovarian Cyst. 
 
 Ovarian Irritation. 
 
 Ovarian Inflammation. 
 
 Ovaritis. 
 
 Painful Menstruation. 
 
 Palpitations of the Heart. 
 
 Paralysis. 
 
 Pericarditis. 
 
 Peritonitis. 
 
 Pernicious Fever. 
 
 Pharyngitis. 
 
 Phthisic. 
 
 Pleuritis. 
 
 Pleurisy. 
 
 Pneumonia, 
 
 Private Diseases. 
 
 Prolapsus Ani. 
 
 Prolapsus Uteri. 
 
 Prostatic Enlargement. 
 
 Prostatic Inflammation. 
 
 Prostatic Irritation. 
 
 Prostatitis. 
 
 Prostration. 
 
 Puerperal Fever. 
 
 Puerperal Peritonitis. 
 
 Quinsy. 
 
 Eectitis. 
 
 Remittent Fever. 
 
 Restlessness. 
 
 Rheumatism (Acute and 
 
 Chronic). 
 Rheumatic Fever. 
 Rheumatic Gout. 
 Rickets, and Infantile 
 
 Weakness. 
 Roseola, Scrofula. 
 St. Vitus's Dance. 
 Scarlet Fever. 
 Sciatica. 
 
 Softening of the Brain. 
 Spasms, Cramps. 
 Spinal Affection. 
 Spinal Irritation. 
 Splenitis. 
 
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 Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Spotted Fever. 
 
 Sprains, and other injuries. 
 
 Stomach Dyspepsia. 
 
 Stomatitis in Children. 
 
 Sunstroke. 
 
 Suppression of Menses. 
 
 Suppression of Urine. 
 
 Sweating Fever. 
 
 Swellings, Soreness. 
 
 Synovitis. 
 
 Syphilis. 
 
 Testitis. 
 
 Thrush, Rash, etc., in 
 
 Babes. 
 Twitchings. 
 Typhlitis. 
 Typhoid Fever. 
 Typho-Malarial Fever. 
 
 Ulcers, Sores, Cancers. 
 
 Uremia. 
 
 Uterine Congestion. 
 
 Uterine Dropsy. 
 
 Uterine Flexions. 
 
 Uterine Hemorrhage. 
 
 Uterine Inflammation. 
 
 Uterine Version. 
 
 Vaginitis. 
 
 Vertigo. 
 
 Want of Hardening of the 
 
 Bones in Children. 
 Weakness of Generative 
 
 Organs. 
 White Swelling. 
 Whooping Cough. 
 Yellow Fever. 
 
 To the above long list is added nearly every other 
 disease known. Reports of perfect success in self- 
 treatment, have been and are now daily made to 
 us from all parts of the earth, in every disease, 
 under every name. Form of disease makes no 
 difference, and is no hindrance to success ; provided, 
 that its deadly work is not already virtually finished 
 by the destruction of some vital organ, beyond pos- 
 sible repair. 
 
Dr. S audio's Victory Over Disease. $1 
 
 Why Diaduction is Addressed to the 
 Public in General! 
 
 That this superior method of dealing with dis- 
 ease, (DIADUCTION) has been first addressed to 
 the public and not to the Medical World only, no 
 doubt under the influence of accepted Ideas seems 
 quite strange to all intelligent persons. 
 
 The fact that the OXYDONOR and other 
 DIADUCTIVE INSTRUMENTS were produced 
 for self treatment by all persons composing the pub- 
 lic, by printed General Directions accompanying 
 each Instrument, advising total self-reliance, absti- 
 nence from all medication and all medical advice, 
 doubtless to many seems suspicious, and as if In- 
 vestigation was shunned. To see millions of persons 
 to-day, treating themselves successfully in all the 
 emergencies of disease in every climate, making all 
 formidable diseases never under the control of any 
 pathy and absolutely fatal in the hands of the most 
 skillful physicians, a matter of trifling inconvenience 
 of one or few hours duration at the most, is to the 
 orthodox mind a strange spectacle, entirely beyond 
 the possible conceptions of conservative theorists 
 and therefore shockingly beyond their credence at 
 first sight. However, it is a fact which incredulity 
 fails to effect, that with these simple devices in hand, 
 any one though without an intelligent idea, finds it 
 easy as breathing to master and quickly cure dis- 
 eases which the best physicians have never deemed 
 curable at any stage; and that with these humble 
 means, he takes up the failures not only of his 
 
32 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 family physician, but of all the medical world, and 
 cures at the last hour, diseases which medical stars 
 could not arrest, or retard, at the first and most 
 favorable moment. 
 
 That such potent means were first put in the 
 hands of the general public, by a reputable Physi- 
 cian of the old school and of many years practice, 
 without a word to any school of medicine as the 
 only proper keeper of so important facts, or even 
 as a preferred class, must be quite incomprehensible 
 to every one who is ignorant of the causes. The 
 writer, who is the source of everything relating to 
 this new SCIENCE and its means, was more disap- 
 pointed and chagrined than words can express, 
 when he first realized the necessity of such intro- 
 duction of so valuable scientific facts. Nay! He 
 was astounded beyond imagination when forced to 
 learn from experience, contrary to all his previous 
 expectations, the impossibility of otherwise present- 
 ing these life important facts, simply because they 
 are opposed to prevalent theories. 
 
 Yet calmer reflection has shown, that the ob- 
 stacles to every other course than the present, were 
 so natural that they should have been anticipated, 
 instead of causing surprise. In the scope of this 
 little volume it is impossible to present all the causes 
 which forced the writer to CHOOSE between the 
 abandonment of the labors of his life after having 
 reached perfect success in practical results involv- 
 ing humanity, and submission to circumstances 
 quite opposed to his wishes and all his previous cal- 
 culations, leaving for a period at least, no channel 
 open but appeal to necessities of the Public. In 
 
Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. )) 
 
 this space it is impossible to do more than barely 
 mention the principal causes which rendered the 
 Introduction of DIADUCTIOX impossible other- 
 wise than as just mentioned; but, if circumstances 
 permit, the writer will in his future writings notice 
 this subject again and more fully. 
 
 However, by the few intimations now given, 
 even" intelligent reader will be placed in a favor- 
 able position from which to easily reason out for 
 himself, at least the most of the natural obstacles 
 to any other mode of introduction, now passed un- 
 noticed. Briefly mentioned, the main facts are as 
 follows : 
 
 As mentioned in Vol. I "DIADUCTIOX, v bv 
 "Dr. H. Sanchez' FARADAY'S discovery of 
 DIAMAGX'ETISM caused the writer in early 
 childhood to turn to this investigation, which has 
 been the burden of his life, and which became 
 his exclusive study on September 15th, 1854, 
 daily maintained ever since. His invariable rules in 
 this investigation, from the first have been to di- 
 vest himself of all theories, bias, and of all choice 
 of results: to have no opinions, and to respect none: 
 to trust facts only and to accept any: to make the 
 best possible explanation of facts the only leading 
 theory upon which to build hypothesis to dictate 
 next experiments, and to amend this theory in 
 keeping with each additional fact or ray of light 
 ever obtained: to bend no explanation to his own 
 or to any one else's preconceived ideas, and to ac- 
 cept no view as explanation unless demonstrated 
 on mathematical principles of working more than 
 one way: to accept no scientific Gospel without 
 
34 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 demonstration, and not for a moment to indulge in 
 any theory unless it worked in plain practical re- 
 sults; and to readily and cheerfully accept demol- 
 ishment of yesterday's theory, whether of his pre- 
 ceptor's, all the world's, or his own, and never to 
 cherish, or to consider any perfect, or as showing 
 the end of possible progress ; to avoid all arguments 
 and contradictions by. words, and never to dispute 
 except through facts illustrated by clear results: to 
 be himself, as severe a critic of all results as possible 
 to any one, and never to expose any new facts until 
 proven such, by all possible tests; and to keep his 
 own counsel until tests had established the impossi-^ 
 bility of mistake, and to spare none of his deduc- 
 tions from the greatest test possible often repeat- 
 ed under all circumstances, especially the most un- 
 favorable. Thus for thirty years the writer labored 
 assiduously, and applied every test suggested by the 
 medical IDEA of another cause and another balm 
 for each and every ill. At the same time he also 
 tested the medical theory that, what applies to one 
 climate, season, locality, condition, race, sex, age, 
 class, individual, and time, does not apply to an- 
 other. 
 
 He made these experimental tests, while prac- 
 ticing medicine in the strictest orthodox manner, 
 and while thereby also testing all the possibilities 
 and impossibilities of medication, in the same coun- 
 tries, climates, seasons, localities, under the same 
 circumstances, upon the same people, always simul- 
 taneously treating a number in the regular way with 
 medicines and experimenting on an equal number 
 of like cases as near as possible, by DIADUCTIVE 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 35 
 
 play. He made these tests both in relation to the 
 generation and cure of disease, causing disease dia- 
 ductively and curing it by medication in the first 
 round; and, curing MEDICINALLY and 
 DIADUCTIVELY in all subsequent rounds, over 
 the same grounds. These testing experiments, 
 were at all times repeated until all possibilities of 
 mistake were beyond question. None of the medical 
 theories bore the test; and all of them proved falla- 
 cious, and some in direct opposition to the facts. 
 On the contrary DIADUCTION gave clearer evi- 
 dence of being natural with every test, and slowly 
 pointed the way to absolute mastery of life, disease, 
 health, and vigor, by the most unostentatious 
 means ; but compatible with all organic life in Nature. 
 These DIADUCTIVE experiments were not lim- 
 ited to human beings, but extended to all manage- 
 able forms of life, both vegetable and animal. The 
 general tenor of results was the same in all forms, 
 namely : that, life was dependent on the force of sur- 
 rounding matter, and on its direction and degree, 
 and was easily reversible into disease and death by 
 an abnormal degree or direction of this force : that, 
 this force by right means, after being understood, 
 was quite within the control of man, who by easy 
 manipulations could employ it to generate or cure 
 disease in any form and degree, both reversible at 
 will by reverse of process: that, different degrees 
 and duration of one cause under modification of 
 circumstances, gave an infinite variety of results 
 both in generation and cure of disease, which 
 though differing only in degrees had been taken as 
 being different in kind : that, decrease of vital force 
 
36 Dr. S audio's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 is the most essential and general cause of disease, 
 and that intensification of VITAL COMBUSTION 
 to required degree is self sufficient to cure disease, 
 regardless of form, at any time before its 
 preponderance over the physiological process: 
 that, chemical and physiological combustion 
 differ from each other in a manner congener- 
 ous to the difference between poles of magnets: 
 that, the chemical form is that of disease 
 and death, the physiological is that of life: that, the 
 two forms are convertible, and disease simply means 
 their co-existence in the organism with struggle for 
 predominance, which with the chemical means 
 death, and life and health with the physiological: 
 that, either form is easily fortified to the complete 
 mastery and destruction of the other: that, foster- 
 ing one or the other, is Nature's way of generating 
 and destroying life in every form: that, the essential 
 condition to higher life, is vigorous vegetating life: 
 and that, by DIADUCTIYE means employed 
 according to requirements of natural laws, man 
 has ABSOLUTE mastery of all these, under all 
 reasonable circumstances. The writer's results, 
 have clearly demonstrated all these facts on a large 
 scale, and beyond all rational question. 
 
 After having reached this stage of practical re- 
 sults, and having repeatedly in all climates under all 
 circumstances fully demonstrated on the true scien- 
 tific principles of mathematics working either way 
 or both ways and alternately and reverse at will, 
 by producing or curing disease of any form and 
 degree, in man and every accessible form of life 
 without a failure for a long time, the writer felt it 
 
Dr. Sanehc's Victory Over Disease. 37 
 
 his duty to bring these facts to the notice of the 
 Medical World, not by verbal or written argument, 
 but by the greater force of clear demonstration, and 
 to let each physician explain them for himself. He 
 was willing to give his own views only when called 
 for. These many years the writer had unaided 
 and alone patiently carried this investigation, more 
 befitting the treasury of the richest nation, under 
 the dire difficulties of poverty, which was made pos- 
 sible only by the bracing hope, that in the event of 
 success which already far exceeded his early expecta- 
 tions, the world would gladly accept such an easy 
 delivery from the curses of disease, and Physicians 
 particularly would rejoice in finding the means of 
 mastery of disease without cost. All through his 
 previous life, as a child of nature, under common 
 ^sense impressions the writer had fondly dreamed, 
 that to find a better world here, than appeared 
 through prevailing philosophy would gladden every 
 heart, and without a suspicion of possible dis- 
 appointment. Accordingly when beyond all pos- 
 sible doubt he had reached complete success, without 
 asking silver or gold, and without price, asking not 
 even the recognition of his labors or name, upon the 
 only condition that his burden be taken from his 
 shoulders and carried further by a stronger power, 
 that he might thereafter devote his efforts to the 
 better care of his family, whose interest had up to 
 that time been wholly sacrificed to this cause, he 
 zealously set out to give his results freely to man- 
 kind, through the Medical World. 
 
 In keeping with this only ambition, he addressed 
 all Physicians within his reach who had any promi- 
 
38 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 nence and commanding positions, including leaders 
 in practice, House Surgeons of Hospitals, DEANS 
 of Medical Schools, Presidents of Boards of Health, 
 etc. His only proposition was to lay before them 
 important scientific principle^ and facts which 
 would enable them to cure disease without medica- 
 tion, free of cost, having nothing for sale, asking 
 no subscription or contribution to anything, nor 
 employment, nor any other favors. He offered to 
 freely, candidly answer all questions and to il- 
 lustrate all claims and to pay his own expenses, 
 without charge to any one for time or services until 
 they could be fully satisfied. At that time the writer 
 manufactured nothing and had no idea of ever 
 doing so. He had nothing to sell. He improvised 
 all means for practice. He had not yet been forced 
 to conceive the idea, nor dreamed of, nor reached 
 the possibility of devising and producing means fit 
 for, or safe in self-treatment, by the general public. 
 He then had nothing but scientific principles to 
 offer them, which must be understood and followed 
 in practice for desirable results, as in medication. 
 
 Every Physician thus approached, received this 
 humble proposition with an intolerant bigotry un- 
 worthy of the Clergy in its narrowest age, fully 
 manifested in unsuppressed jeers, sneers, scoffs, in- 
 sinuations, and sometimes grossest personal insults, 
 with the exception of a Dean of the Medical De- 
 partment of one of the leading Universities, who 
 politely informed the writer that it was not within 
 his province to investigate, and referred him to the 
 House Surgeon, who proved to be one of the worst 
 scoffers, and angrily declared that his Hospital had 
 its methods which could not be disturbed. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 39 
 
 Each and every one of them, thus adversely 
 prejudged the matter and positively refused to in- 
 vestigate in the least, rejecting every explanation 
 and illustration in the most egotistical, insolent 
 terms, because the facts mentioned were beyond his 
 philosophy. 
 
 Each of them received and treated the proposi- 
 tion to exhibit a better method than he practiced, 
 as a personal insult, though presented in the 
 humblest manner, by the humblest worker in the 
 interest *of man. Though all of them were the most 
 educated of Physicians and bore self-evident marks 
 of polish, which no doubt made them polite under 
 ordinary circumstances, yet every one of them be- 
 came a mad man, at the first suggestion of curing 
 disease quickly without medicines. 
 
 The writer also placed this proposition before the 
 Government, and several of the largest corpora- 
 tions, each interested in the health of an armv of 
 employees. In each case, it was referred to medical 
 directors, with the same results. After four years 
 of such painful, fruitless efforts on all sides, in con- 
 stant expensive travel, the writer became utterly dis- 
 gusted with such pretended science and false devo- 
 tion to mankind; and in an interview with a House 
 Surgeon, which constituted his last effort in this di- 
 rection, he formed the resolution to persist no fur- 
 ther with such a useless proposition, and left this 
 Surgeon to be content with the old methods, after 
 making the following declaration: "IF GOD 
 PERMITS ME TO MAKE ONE MORE STEP 
 IN ADVANCE IN THIS INVESTIGATION, 
 WOMEN AND CHILDREN WILL TEACH 
 
40 Dr. Sanche-s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 YOU AND ALL THE MEDICAL WORLD, TO 
 BE RESPECTFUL TO THIS INNOVATION!" 
 
 That step has now been made and embodied in the 
 production of the OXYDONOR; and with it, that 
 important lesson has also been well taught, in the 
 manner then predicted; and nearly every one of 
 these medical gentlemen, who was so insulted by 
 being told that there was a better way than medica- 
 tion to cure disease and to defend life, has paid the 
 penalty of his mistake, in premature Death from a 
 disease, which by the means then offered him free of 
 charge, would have been infallibly arrested in ten 
 minutes and cured in one to eight hours. 
 
 Millions of laymen, women and children, to-day 
 without learning or science, enjoy independence 
 from disease and medication, by their own hands, 
 with the simple means of DIADUCTION. The 
 former terrors of disease have been banished from 
 their homes; because their experience has clearly 
 demonstrated to them, that they can rid themselves 
 of the most formidable diseases, far easier and more 
 cheaply than of a few mosquitoes. Therefore, 
 they now live in a world which in comparison to 
 that which medication had painted for them, is a 
 HEAVEN. This world transformation, they have 
 effected with the toy-like means of DIADUCTION. 
 
 Physicians all over the world, are now watching 
 the unprecedented progress of DIADUCTION 
 through their eyebrows. They see the IMPORT 
 of this innovation, in the liberation of millions of 
 miserable sufferers from the thraldom of disease, 
 within the last few years, whose already large num- 
 ber must rapidly increase until all humanity is thus 
 liberated. They see the facts illustrated, through 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 41 
 
 the OXYDONOR all over the Earth, by millions 
 of untutored hands daily. They know, that these 
 natural facts can not be repressed, because progress 
 is irrepressible. They see, that further opposition 
 means only that they must surely be entirely dis- 
 carded and substituted by laymen and their wives 
 and children. The rule of the Medical World from 
 the first has been to accept only what could not be 
 buried. Diaduction, under this test is already en- 
 titled to being fully accepted by loud acclamation. 
 It could neither be suppressed nor buried in its 
 earliest infancy, and now that it is a vigorous youth 
 it is out of danger. While the established methods 
 have all the libraries, all advantages arising from 
 popular education and its consequent legislation, 
 DIADUCTION has all the natural facts and is 
 therefore master of the field, with nothing to fear. 
 Hence Physicians who love themselves, their kind, 
 and their missions, will hereafter become earnest 
 supporters of this cause, and learn thereby to bless 
 the human race far beyond the conceptions of the 
 erroneous theories which they have been taught. 
 
 Though painfully disappointing to the writer to 
 have met with the experience just alluded to, and 
 to have been forced to turn from medical fellowship 
 to the masses, contrary to all previous calculation, it 
 is now evident that such results were too natural to 
 be escaped, and that this course which circumstances 
 compelled him to take was the only one practicable, 
 and consequently must ultimately be the best for the 
 cause for the following reasons: 
 
 Whereas, Physicians have been too systematically 
 educated, to theories contrary to the natural facts of 
 
42 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 DIADUCTION, to be qualified to receive the first 
 lessons herein, they must first be uneducated; 
 and, then re-educated. Therefore, as they are, they 
 are the least qualified to obtain the best diaductive 
 results, of any members of the community. Their 
 medical ideas which they can not eradicate, lead 
 them to do everything that must not be done: to 
 expect everything that is not due: to interfere with 
 treatment by medication which is incompatible: to 
 apply everything the wrong way: to try to do every- 
 thing that can not be done: to always try to do too 
 much: to misinterpret all results: to reject the best 
 evidences of success: to mistake all the signs of 
 recovery for those of progressing disease: to reason 
 wrongly in all things relating thereto, etc. 
 
 Hence, children and unlearned persons who have 
 no theories of any kind, are in even- way better 
 prepared to apply DIADUCTIVE Instruments 
 and let them do their work without interference, 
 which need neither dictation nor superintendence. 
 ' Correspondingly, Physio ans have so far obtained 
 the least results of any class of persons, for the 
 reasons just mentioned. But, if they conform to all 
 requirements set forth in books of Directions ac- 
 companying each instrument, and expectantly ab- 
 stain from all interference from first to last, they 
 also, can obtain the best results. The writer's ex- 
 perience has clearly shown that no reasoning could 
 have attracted the attention of Physicians to the 
 possibility of perfect mastery of disease without 
 medicines or the least ADO, upon principles w r holly 
 unknown to their schools. While they clamorously 
 demand theory on everything, they also demand 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 43 
 
 that it be consonant with their own, and will look 
 into none antagonistic to their pathies. Therefore 
 DIADUCTIYE theory though ever so abundant 
 and correct, was in vain. But numerous facts with- 
 out any theory, in thousands of cures all around 
 them, in persons on whom to their discredit, they 
 had previously exhausted their skill without good 
 results, and whom they had condemned hopelessly 
 to die, and all these cures being made by non- 
 professional men and women, and even by children, 
 with the infallibility of all natural laws in all kinds 
 and degrees of disease, with the ease of breathing 
 and during comfortable sleep, and resulting in 
 maximum vigor, carried with them arguments 
 much louder than, and quite impossible to words. 
 Besides, the effects of these cures upon the doctors' 
 bread and butter, attract their attention as no other 
 charms can, and institute enquiry and investigation 
 that nothing else could. 
 
 The writer having long ago seen the uselessness 
 of words, has confined himself entirely to object 
 lessons to sustain the truths of Diaduction, and 
 offered onlv FACTS in argument. Unlike words, 
 THESE FACTS SPEAK IX ALL LANGUAGES 
 AT THE SAME TIME, AXD REACH ALL 
 CLASSES, AXD ALSO ALL DEGREES OF 
 IXTELLIGEXCE in the same WAY; and are of 
 the same import and YALL^E TO ALL. Xo 
 Physician has any right to demand their explana- 
 tions, since it is his business to explain them; and, 
 since it is his loud profession, to be qualified to 
 solve the mysteries of the human organism and of 
 the forces acting thereon, or therein. It should be 
 beneath his dignity, to try to explain away the cures 
 
44 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 after they are made, because it is his duty to make 
 these cures in any way he could explain them, if he 
 pretends to understand how they are made. When 
 the writer's explanations are in sufficient demand 
 to justify the cost of publishing them, they will be 
 published as fast as circumstances permit. The 
 secrets of DIADUCTION, with him, lie in the diffi- 
 culties, the labors and cost of publishing them, while 
 his time and all his resources are engrossed in other 
 directions. Whenever a sufficient number of orders 
 are received to cover cost of publishing the first vol- 
 ume on DIADUCTION, it will be put into press. 
 Price : one dollar per volume. 
 
 MIND CURE. 
 
 Arrogant stupidity to the wall, deals in puerility. 
 Hence, Physicians out of market because of self 
 overvaluation, cry "MIND CURE" against every 
 cure beyond their philosophy. Imagination can do 
 nothing for those whose mental faculties are in 
 abeyance, as in coma from disease or alcoholics, yet 
 DIADUCTION quickly cures coma from all 
 causes. Mind cure is not possible in insanity, nor in 
 serious organic diseases far advanced, nor in deadly 
 fevers, nor in any of the most fatal diseases; yet 
 thousands of these cases are cured daily by the 
 OXYDONOR. Faith cure, is not possible in one 
 who has no faith ; yet every one who has been cured 
 by the OXYDONOR, at first had no faith in the 
 possibility of such an easy way out of disease. 
 Every one first used it, only because of the cures it 
 had effected on trusted friends. It has cured many 
 
Dr. Sanchc'S Victory Over Disease. 45 
 
 cases, in which the subjects of the cures never knew 
 of its application until after the cures were effected, 
 because of unconsciousness at the time it was ap- 
 plied. A million human beings or more are to-day 
 alive enjoying the most vigorous health, w T ho had 
 been condemned to die soon, as incurables, by all 
 the physicians who had seen them. All these have 
 cured themselves, with the OXYDONOR alone, 
 without the least difficulty. 
 
 It is a well known fact, that neither the faith, con- 
 sent, or knowledge of the patient is necessary to 
 any cure by the OXYDONOR, if it is only applied 
 as required. 
 
 Only certain nervous affections, mainly those 
 produced by mental action, can be relieved by play 
 upon the imagination; and that none of these even, 
 after reaching a serious degree can be, or was ever 
 cured by play on the mind. No life in serious im- 
 mediate danger from disease, was ever saved by 
 mental treatment alone. The IDEA that human 
 beings can be HUMBUGGED out of SERIOUS 
 DISEASE and the GRAVE, and that disease can 
 by stupid sophistry be cajoled out of its natural 
 course, irresistible natural laws notwithstanding, is 
 the IDEA of QUACKS who deal in humbug ex- 
 clusively, because they have no other stock in 
 trade. This IDEA is a plain confession of total 
 ignorance of the laws of life, upon which the quacks 
 of all ages have played to justify their frauds. It 
 has disproved itself, in its invariable, inglorious fail- 
 ures for centuries. The theory and attempt of mind 
 cure, are stigmas upon the Medical Profession, of 
 which every true Esculapian is sorely ashamed. 
 
46 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 They are inflicted on the name "PHYSICIAN," 
 only by those who graduate in medicine without the 
 mental capacity to ever become physicians. These 
 professional parrots who make parchments, and 
 recitations of technical phrases their passports, for 
 want of more useful attainments, are frauds upon 
 both the Medical World and humanity. They be- 
 lieve in, and attempt mind cures, because temporary 
 mental effects, of misplaced confidence only, are at 
 their command. They defraud their dupes out of 
 their lives over the first serious ills. But, suppose 
 that disease is curable by play on the mind. If such 
 cures are possible, from non-dangerousness, cheap- 
 ness, ease and pleasantness, they must be infinitely 
 better than any others. A Physician's duty is to 
 cure, no matter how; and the patient clamoring for 
 a cure, cares not how it comes. 
 
 Then give a mind cure, the BEST OF ALL, if 
 you have it at command! But, the MIND CURE 
 doctor, never cures any deadly disease! 
 
 The physician who knows that mind cure is pos- 
 sible, and who lets his patient die for want of it, is a 
 criminal! Prosecute him without mercy, for man- 
 slaughter! If the OXYDONOR, the ANIMATOR, 
 or the DISEASE ARRESTER work mind cures, 
 the Government should provide all persons w T ith it; 
 and under heavy penalties, compel them to use it, 
 whenever they are sick. 
 
 For the sake of all who are dear to you, and of 
 yourself, bear in mind that a life of needless disease, 
 pain, misery, infirmity and hopelessness, is useless 
 to God and man; that, to be useful, we must have 
 the force of health and vigor; that the more vigorous 
 
Dr. Sanchc's Victory Over Disease. 47 
 
 our vitality, the more useful it can easily be made, if 
 turned to proper use. Therefore to be healthy and 
 vigorously alive, is a solemn duty of existence, and 
 is now in the reach of all. Remember! Diaductive 
 Instruments are incomparably the most efficient and 
 agreeable means ever known for the restoration of 
 health and vigor and the defence of life, against all 
 causes of disease, under all circumstances. They 
 are adapted to everybody's use, and their use costs 
 nothing. Their mode of action is in perfect accord 
 with the laws of all organic LIFE. Their effects 
 are not precariously dependent on anybody's phil- 
 osophy, views, faith, whims or other mental action; 
 but are unerringly infallible as the natural laws from 
 which they flow, on the single condition of proper 
 use, which is easy. Their forces are quite different 
 from, and far more potent than the force of, imagi- 
 nation or any mental emotion. They control disease 
 absolutely and unconditionally, when rightly ap- 
 plied before its evil work is completed. 
 
 These toy-like appliances do not generate electric 
 or chemical force; but, stimulate the combustion of 
 life to generate vital force, of any required degree. 
 
 They are simply adapted connectors with the ever 
 present force, upon the right play of which life de- 
 pends. They act as measuring and directing con- 
 duits, centering that force upon the organism in the 
 most benignant manner. Thus, they establish the 
 relations most favorable, between the human organ- 
 ism and surrounding omnipresent force. They 
 serve the fundamental natural laws of organic life, 
 as SUITABLE BRIDGES of right capacities, for 
 the passage of natural stimulus in right quantity and 
 
48 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 direction, in uninterrupted flow from the VIS 
 NATURAE, stored in other matter, when at a 
 lower temperature. Such functions, are involved in 
 their compositions, relatively to the forces and laws 
 of the human organism. 
 
 They are the necessary embodiments, of the re- 
 sults that flow from their uses ; as in the organism of 
 trees and plants, through which the same forces and 
 circumstances, produce different results in each, 
 corresponding to the tissues through which they 
 play. 
 
 Thus, the variety of vegetating Nature is pro- 
 duced ; not by infinity of forces, but by play of the 
 same forces through infinite variety of material 
 compounds. As in vegetating life, the variety of 
 animal life is sustained. The whole of Animated 
 NATURE is subjected to the same forces and 
 laws, which are modified to form the variety of 
 Nature, by the composition of things through 
 which they play. 
 
 Hence, what produces wool upon the sheep, re- 
 sults in feathers upon the bird, the sole cause of 
 differen.ee being in the difference between their 
 organisms. 
 
 Hence, beware of imitations of DIADUCTIVE 
 instruments; because these same principles apply 
 between them and the genuine, mere resemblances 
 being quite insufficient to prevent very unlike re- 
 sults ; as well illustrated by the close resemblance of 
 grape and poison oak vines, bearing resembling, 
 but so very different fruits. 
 
 The OXYDONOR, ANIMATOR, and the 
 DISEASE ARRESTER, wherever used, by their 
 effects plainly reveal the fact, that the CREATOR 
 

Dr. Sanchez's Victory Over Disease. 49 
 
 did not, as all BLASPHEMOUS MEDICAL 
 THEORIES imply, make the blunder of designing 
 a TEEMING ANIMATION, and then forgetting 
 to provide for its maintenance with enjoyable vigor, 
 until its ends are reached. They prove beyond 
 rational controversy, that rioting in exuberant 
 vitality, is not the exclusive privilege of lower ani- 
 mation; but, that man may also without cost, share 
 the ecstacy of being, with maximum vivacity that 
 makes the duties of existence blissful, by drawing 
 on overflowing, instead of insufficient vitality. They 
 show, that MAN was not created to drink the dregs 
 of existence, in disease and infirmity; and, that he 
 can more cheaply and profitably, enjoy the more 
 exalted possibilities of his nature, making this a 
 better world; and, that he has been a stranger to the 
 better side of life, only because of his erroneous rea- 
 soning, contrary to all the provisions of AN 
 INFINITELY BENIGNANT, Almighty God! 
 
 FURTHER INFORMATION. 
 
 For further information, see the other books men- 
 tioned on last page. For Laws and Principles of 
 Diaduction, see series of small volumes, "Diaduc- 
 tion," also mentioned on last page. First volume 
 in press. Prices, on first or last page of all our 
 free prints, which see. 
 
50 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 ABOUT GRATEFUL REPORTS. 
 
 We have many thousands of reports from users 
 of these Instruments. All are of the same tenor as 
 those following. We could make up several very 
 large volumes of such, and more are received daily; 
 but if these, > herein contained are insufficient, any 
 greater number would be the same. It is neither in 
 our province, nor any part of our undertaking to 
 convince any one against his will, nor to convince 
 him at all; nor to relieve him of the infirmities 
 arising from his education. 
 
 No! Our only duty and task are simply to pre- 
 sent facts, and let each decide for himself. Each 
 must convince himself, all users have done so, with- 
 out importuning from any one. We have neither 
 time nor desire to induce any one to invest a cent in 
 these Instruments contrary to his best judgment 
 and inclinations. On the contrary we pray that no 
 one will do so. Each grown and sane person hav- 
 ing to endure all consequences of error, should be 
 perfectly free to act according to his own judgment 
 in all things. We feel it our imperative duty to let 
 as many persons as possible, know what lies at their 
 command in DIADUCTION. There, our ambi- 
 tion ends! 
 
 The following reports were voluntarily made by 
 intelligent, first-class and prominent persons, hav- 
 ing no other motives for making them, than grati- 
 tude for what they have received from the use of 
 the OXYDONOR or other Diaductive means. 
 
 They fairly represent the general tenor of all re- 
 ports made from everywhere, and from the first 
 sale of these Instruments in October, 1889, to the 
 present time. 
 
GRATEFUL REPORTS. 
 
 SPINAL NEURASTHENIA. 
 
 A. G. Boynton, President, Geo. P. Goodale, Secretary 
 
 Detroit Free Press. and Dramatic Editor. 
 
 Detroit, Mich., April 22, 1893. 
 
 I have long used the Diaductive cure known as Oxy- 
 donor "Victory" with inestimable results. By means of 
 this instrument I was magically cured in a few months of 
 a severe case of Spinal Neurasthenia from which I suffered 
 too painfully to remember without emotion, and after years 
 of failure by many zealous and affectionate friends in the 
 medical faculty. 
 
 Twice since then I have easily and within one hour quite 
 conquered attacks of chills and fever; and I find myself in 
 complete control of acute maladies when friends come to 
 borrow my "Victory." 
 
 In addressing scientific gentlemen, I hesitate to say what 
 I know of this subject, in the fear that I may be set down 
 as an enthusiast or a dreamer; but as God reigns, Dr. 
 Hercules Sanche has discovered and applied one of His 
 beneficent laws. I know of no other discovery whose 
 value approaches Oxydonor "Victory." I have a sure con- 
 viction, founded on actual personal experience, that it is 
 one of the greatest boons within human reach, and it 
 seems to me the most important step toward healing 
 human ills in three thousand years. 
 
 GEO. P. GOODALE. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 (From Geo. P. Goodale, Sec'y Detroit Free Press.) 
 Detroit, Mich., May 2d, 1897. 
 My Dear Doctor — Some years ago I put on paper a few 
 words in which I tried to express my deep sense of the 
 value of your discovery called Oxydonor. I would like 
 somehow to assure you and the public that I am still of 
 the old faith; that Oxydonor is the chiefest single bless- 
 ing with which I have made acquaintance on this earth 
 and that I would not voluntarily forego its benefits for a 
 deed in fee simple of Greater New York. 
 Faithfully yours, 
 
 (Signed) GEO, P. GOODALE. 
 
52 Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 423 Marlboro St., Boston, Mass., 
 
 May 12, 1897. 
 Dear Doctor — You were good enough to send me some 
 time since a circular letter advising me of your long- 
 delayed favorable decision secured in the Court against 
 your imitators in the prosecution of your instruments 
 for the defeat of Disease and the restoration or mainten- 
 ance of the health of those using your inventions. Ac- 
 cept my congratulations in the premises. 
 
 As to my experience in the employment of the Oxy- 
 donor, I have one for every member of my family, and 
 have had for some nine years, more or less, and have to 
 say as to them, that I would on no account be without 
 them, especially in these times of great and continuous 
 strain on the mental and bodily powers of us all. No 
 one thing, so far as I know and believe, is known to men, 
 so efficient and reliable to reinforce our powers in the 
 struggle for existence, outside of Divine aid, as is this 
 discovery of yours as offered to the public in the form of 
 your Oxydonor. 
 
 You may publish this or not as you select. Hoping to 
 see you soon, I am in meantime as ever, 
 Yours and truly, 
 
 W. W. MANNING, 
 
 Of Marquette, Mich. 
 To Dr. Hercules Sanche, 
 
 No. 261 Fifth Ave., N. Y. 
 
 TYPHO-MALARIAL FEVER. 
 
 1 170 Market Street, 
 San Francisco, Cal., May 20, 1892. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: ; 
 
 At the time I first heard of your "Victory," I was suffer- 
 ing from typho-malarial fever and exhaustion. For 
 months was unable to walk. 
 
 Your claims seemed preposterous, but a trial has verified 
 all you promise. I have cured myself by its use, and treat 
 hundreds of my patients with the Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 Am satisfied any disease, not past the curable stage, can 
 be cured by the Oxydonor "Victory" properly used. 
 Money has no value compared with that I place on the 
 Oxydonor "Victory." Fraternally and gratefully yours, 
 
 W. S. HALL, M. D. 
 
Dr. Set) i die's Victory Over Disease. $3 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Walter Scott Hall., M. D., 1170 Market St., 
 Room 8, San Francisco, Cal., June 16, 1896. 
 
 I have used Oxydonor "Victory" since 1890. I have 
 cured through its use nearly every form of disease I have 
 ever seen, including Consumption, Paralysis, Epilepsy, 
 Cancer, Tumor, Insanity, Bright's Disease, Syphilis, 
 Blindness, Gall Stone, Malaria. Dropsy, Rheumatism, 
 Gout, Asthma, Locomotor Ataxia, Impotence, Phlebitis, 
 White Swelling, Constitutional and Hereditary Diseases. 
 
 I think more of "Victory" every day, and have an op- 
 portunity to watch scores of people cure themselves and 
 others in every disease. Very truly, 
 
 W. S. HALL, M. D. 
 
 A PHYSICIAN'S REPORT. 
 
 321 Montgomery St., 
 Syracuse, N. Y., May 5, 1893. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Doctor — I wish to give you the particulars of a 
 few from many cures which have been effected by the 
 Oxydonor "Victory" in my practice. 
 
 PNEUMONIA. 
 Miss Sarah Flavel at the "Home" in Syracuse, N. Y., 
 had incipient Pneumonia. She had not lain down for 
 twenty-four hours and could not. She could scarcely 
 breathe — coughed at every inspiration — pulse one hundred 
 per minute. I applied the Oxydonor "Victory," and in- 
 side of fifteen minutes the cough subsided and she 
 breathed naturally. The patient went to bed using the 
 "Victory" all night, and the two nights following. Each 
 day she was up and about her room. She took no medi- 
 cine and there were no hot applications used. 
 
 A SERIOUS BOWEL TROUBLE. 
 Mrs. Edgar Warren, of Truxton, N. Y., was failing very 
 rapidly. She had a discharge from her bowels from one 
 to two quarts of blood, pus and mucus every twenty-four 
 hours. Her husband and neighbors thought she would 
 not live two weeks. I prescribed the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory." The first week she did not seem to improve, but 
 if any change a little worse. Her neighbors thought her 
 husband was a fool to let her lie there and die without 
 
54 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 any medicine. At the end of the second week the dis- 
 charge commenced gradually to decline. Her appetite im- 
 proved, and she grew stronger. At the end of seven weeks, 
 she was entirely restored, and has gained eighteen pounds. 
 She says she would not sell her "Victory" for $500, if she 
 could not get another, as it saved her life. 
 
 ERYSIPELAS. 
 
 Mrs. Daniel Johnson, of Guilford Centre, N. Y., has had 
 attacks of Erysipelas at various times. The last time af- 
 fected, she used the Oxydonor "Victory." She suffered 
 much less, and was cured much quicker than ever before 
 with medicines, 
 
 ASTHMA. 
 
 Miss Alice Scott, of Syracuse, N. Y., could not live at 
 her. father's in Hannibal, N. Y., on account of Asthma. 
 This spring she went there, and remained several weeks. 
 She used the "Victory" and has no Asthma. She thinks 
 the "Victory" is a wonderful little thing. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Mrs. M. E. Darby, No. 218 Kellogg Street, Syracuse, 
 N. Y., had suffered a long time with Rheumatism in her 
 left arm and shoulders. She could not use her left arm 
 at all, and usually three times in twenty-four hours she 
 would have paroxysms of excruciating pain. She had not 
 a night's sleep in three or four months. The "Victory" 
 was prescribed and she got relief at once. The paroxysms 
 stopped, and on the third night she had a restful sleep. 
 She is now in many respects in better health than she has 
 been for years. She thinks the "Victory" cannot be too 
 highly prized. 
 
 The Oxydonor "Victory" has also cured Diphtheria, 
 Measles, Nervous and Sick Headaches, Sprains, Bruises, 
 Neuralgia, etc., etc. I find it superior to medicines, as it 
 cures where medicines have failed. 
 
 P. W. EMENS, M. D. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 Dr. P. W. Emens, 321 Montgomery St., 
 Syracuse, N. Y., June 12, 1896. 
 I have been well acquainted with the use of the Oxy- 
 donor for about five years. It is a wonderful instrument, 
 and I use it for any curable disease no matter what it is. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 55 
 
 I also use it for incurable disease, as I get more relief from 
 it to my patients than I can with any medication. 
 
 One having the Oxydonor in the home will have no 
 need of a physician, unless some surgical operation is 
 needed. Use it as soon as you are sick. You need not 
 stop to inquire what is the matter with you, but if sick 
 use it. Yours respectfully, 
 
 P. W. EMENS, M. D. 
 
 CEREBRO-SPINAL MENINGITIS. 
 
 Mainsburg, Pa., March 20, 1895. 
 
 Mr. Jesse Sturdevant, while in the employ of Mr. T. F. 
 Hotchkiss, was stricken down quite suddenly with a most 
 violent attack of Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis. Being called 
 to attend him, a few hours after he was taken sick, I found 
 him completely unconscious, lying in a rigid condition, 
 head and heels drawn backward, and at short intervals, 
 having the most violent spasms, when the body would be 
 doubled back so as to nearly form a complete circle. 
 These spells would be attended with great difficulty in 
 breathing, and constant groaning. His face all the while, 
 red and congested, would at these times become a livid 
 purple, and be so drawn and contorted as to almost defy 
 recognition. I decided to drop all other treatment and 
 use Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory." This was then 
 applied at 11 p. m., some six or eight hours after his hav- 
 ing become unconscious. At about 4 o'clock the next 
 morning, an abatement of the symptoms took place, and 
 consciousness and the power of speech returned. 
 
 At 11 a. m., the instrument was removed, the spasms 
 now ceased and the patient remained fully conscious. At 
 this time, and for many days following, there was mani- 
 fested the most intense irritability of the cutaneous sur- 
 face, of the stomach, neck, face and the whole of the back, 
 rendering it almost impossible for him to endure the 
 slightest touch, or to be moved in bed. The instrument 
 was again applied in the evening, and at about midnight, 
 there was one light spasm, and this was the last that oc- 
 curred. The use of the "Oxydonor" was continued in cold 
 water, nightly, from four to six hours. Convalescence was 
 fully established by the fourth day, going on to complete 
 recovery. During the first two weeks of sickness the pulse 
 ranged from 44 to 60 per minute. 
 
 A point in the case I have not mentioned, was the great 
 
56 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 tenderness of the spine, which became manifest upon the 
 return of consciousness. The least pressure applied any- 
 where along the cervical, dorsal or lumbar regions, would 
 produce the most acute suffering, and be instantly attended 
 by marked symptoms of tetanic and opisthotonic Spasms. 
 
 G. D. MAINE, M. D. 
 
 ABSCESS. 
 
 Salem, Va., Dec. 12, 1896. 
 
 I write to inform you of what the Oxydonor has done 
 for me. I had been a sufferer for fifteen months, under 
 the treatment of skilled physicians all the time. I finally 
 went to Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, for treatment. 
 The doctors there said they had never seen a case like 
 mine. It baffled them entirely. 
 
 I had Abscess in the region of the Bladder. 
 
 I suffered agonies and would have been glad to have 
 died. I returned home not the least benefited. 
 
 I found no relief except when the abscess would break; 
 but it would soon re-form and cause the most excruciating 
 pain. 
 
 The Oxydonor was recommended to me, and I com- 
 menced using it over two months ago. Since that time 
 I have experienced great relief. I am entirely free from 
 pain, and the abscess has not re-formed. 
 
 I can not speak too highly of what the Oxydonor has 
 done for me. (MISS) LILLIAN WATSON. 
 
 ASTHMA. 
 
 Rosenberg, Texas, July 27, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I am using your Oxydonor "Victory" and 
 have been using it for nearly two years for Hereditary 
 Asthma, from which I have been suffering more or less all 
 my life. I am seventy years of age, and it has done me 
 more good than anything I have ever tried. 
 
 C. C. KENNELLY. 
 
 ASTHMA. 
 
 318 Third St., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C, June 30, 1892. 
 I have used the "Victory" for the past four months for 
 my little girl, four years old, who has been lame in the left 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 57 
 
 limb since last August. She was pale, fretful and without 
 any appetite. 
 
 I took her to a well-known physician, who pronounced 
 it hip disease. I was in a fearful frame of mind, and the 
 thought of having her a cripple for life was dreadful. 
 
 I had heard of some wonderful cures by the "Victory/' 
 I decided to try it. The change in her condition was won- 
 derful, she is entirely well now. Her whole system seems 
 to have undergone a complete change. She has gained 
 in flesh, and has a good color, and without one drop of 
 medicine. 
 
 I have also used it for myself in Asthma, and feel that I, 
 too, am cured. Would not take many times the price of 
 my "Victory," could I not get another. 
 
 (MRS.) W. H. KENEASTER, 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 318 Third St., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C, June 18, 1896. 
 I used the Oxydonor on myself for Asthma, and for my 
 little girl for Rheumatism, and it cured us both. I had 
 had Asthma for several years and was treated by several 
 different doctors and a specialist. My little girl had Rheu- 
 matism in her left knee and could hardly walk. 
 Very respectfully, 
 
 LILLIE M. KEXEASTER. 
 
 ASTHMA AND CATARRH. 
 
 Waterloo, Iowa, Dec. 7th, 1896. 
 My wife can recommend the Oxydonor to the highest 
 degree for Asthma and Catarrh. She does not have the 
 Asthma any more since she obtained the Oxydonor. Had 
 doctored for Asthma and Catarrh for several years with 
 medicine and received no benefit. 
 
 F. H. STANARD. 
 
 ASTHMA AND BRIGHTS DISEASE. 
 
 Cedar Rapids, la., Feb. 25th, 1897. 
 
 The Oxydonor I think saved my life. I have had 
 
 Asthma and Bright's Disease for about three years, 
 
 and I have never found anything that has done me the 
 
 good the Oxydonor has. I have used it now about three 
 
58 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 months, improving every day, and I am satisfied it will 
 make me sound and well. I would not take a thousand 
 dollars for my Oxydonor if I could not get another. 
 
 HEZ. LIVINGSTON. 
 
 BILIOUSNESS. 
 318 Eleventh ave., Roanoke, Va., Oct. 26, 1896. 
 During a very severe attack of Biliousness, I bought 
 an Oxydonor, which gave entire relief, after about ten 
 days' use. I feel confident, not only from beneficial re- 
 sults with me, but from the great relief I know others 
 have experienced, that the Oxydonor, when used accord- 
 ing to directions, will do all Dr. Sanche, the discoverer, 
 claims for it. Very respectfully, 
 
 F. E. DAVIS. 
 
 BILIOUSNESS, INDIGESTION. 
 
 Roanoke, Va., Oct. 1, 1896. 
 For several years I have been a sufferer from Bilious- 
 ness and Indigestion. During June and July of this year 
 the disease was very much intensified. I lost flesh and 
 sleep. Without confidence, I commenced using the 
 Oxydonor. My nervous system, which was much im- 
 paired, is in better condition, and I get from seven to 
 eight hours' refreshing sleep, and have gained about eight 
 pounds in flesh. Very respectfully, 
 
 P. L. TERRY. 
 
 BILIOUSNESS AND RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Roanoke, Va., October, 1896. 
 
 I have been a sufferer from Biliousness, and many other 
 troubles incident to a Torpid Liver, for a number of years. 
 I heard of many good results from the use of the 
 Oxydonor in similar cases, and determined to try its 
 efficiency. The first trial of a few days, satisfied me that 
 it possessed merits beyond my most sanguine expectations. 
 My wife, who had been a sufferer from Rheumatism for a 
 long time, also received very prompt relief. 
 
 After becoming convinced of its invaluable merits, I ad- 
 vised my son to buy one (he suffered from General De- 
 bility), which he did, and it was followed by the most 
 pleasing results. I have advised numbers of my friends 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 59 
 
 to buy one, and have the first one to find who is not well 
 pleased with the results, if the instrument was properly 
 used. 
 
 I now heartily recommend it to all suffering persons 
 whose disease is not incurable. B. a. JONES. 
 
 BILIOUSNESS. 
 Tuscaloosa, Ala., Sept. 17th, 1896. 
 
 The Oxydonor purchased last July has been a "God- 
 send" to me. When I purchased it Biliousness had com- 
 plete possession of me. I had no appetite, no energy, and 
 was completely run down. I was taking medicine daily, 
 but obtained no relief. 
 
 I used the Oxydonor six days and obtained relief; have 
 used it occasionally since. I have not touched a drop 
 of medicine since I first used it. I feel like a new being. 
 I believe the Oxydonor is the greatest invention of the 
 age. G. C. JONES. 
 
 BILIOUSNESS AND DYSENTERY. 
 
 J. E. ROGERS & CO., 
 
 Dealers in Pianos and Organs, 
 
 Fine Stationery, etc. 
 
 Roanoke, Va., Nov. 10th, 1896. 
 The Oxydonor "Victory" purchased some time ago has 
 proved a great blessing to me and my family, having used 
 it a number of times; each time a speedy cure was the 
 result. I used it on myself for Biliousness and it cured 
 me in two days. I used no medicine. I used it on my 
 baby for dysentery and it stopped it instantly. I have 
 great faith in it and firmly believe that it will do all claimed 
 for it. J. E. ROGERS. 
 
 BRONCHITIS. 
 
 Spartanburg, S. C., Aug. 22, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — My wife had an extremely bad case of Bron- 
 chitis, had not been out of the house for four months and 
 was growing worse all the time. I had the best physician 
 attending her but he was doing her no good. I procured 
 one of your Oxydonors and persuaded her to use it. I 
 buckled it on according to directions and the first night 
 she slept better than she had for months. At the ex- 
 
60 Dr. Scuiche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 piration of three weeks she began to throw off the dis- 
 ease, it made her feel badly but she continued and at 
 the end of six weeks was a well woman. She continued to 
 improve in every way so that it was a marvel to all her 
 friends and relatives. It has been nearly four years since 
 she has taken a grain of medicine of any kind. 
 
 After her cure I bought an Oxydonor and used it my- 
 self. I was of a bilious temperament, took calomel every 
 three or four months; since I used Oxydonor, nearly four 
 years ago, I have taken no calomel or anything else; if I 
 feel badly I use Oxydonor and am all right. I would not 
 give it up for all the doctors and medicine in the world; 
 this may sound extravagant. I have cured Cholera Mor- 
 bus in one half hour, broken Typhoid Fever in ten nights' 
 application, stopped the pain of Burns and Scalds in ten 
 minutes and left no blister, Dysentery and affections of 
 the bowels in very short time. Neuralgia in severe forms, 
 and relieved persons of pains from falls. I use it for all 
 ills to which human flesh is subject. 
 
 Yours ever, 
 
 J. W. GARRETT. 
 
 BRONCHITIS. 
 Cedar Rapids, March ioth, 1897. 
 The Oxydonor is all right. I have owned and used one 
 for the past four months, and it is a wonderful little 
 thing. It has cured me of Bronchitis of five years stand- 
 ing when doctors told me they could do nothing further 
 for me, and that nothing short of a change of climate 
 would reach my case. I have also used it a number of 
 times on members of my family, and it has never failed to 
 do good and quick work. No one need doubt its merits; 
 it is the best investment I ever made. 
 
 J. B. LEVERICH. 
 
 BRONCHITIS AND LUNG TROUBLE. 
 
 Cedar Rapids, la., March iz. '97. 
 The Oxydonor has cured me of Bronchitis and Lung 
 Trouble of three years standing. I had such a bad 
 cough that doctors told my friends I had consumption, 
 but I had not used the Oxydonor three days until the 
 cough was gone, and I continued to improve, until now 
 I feel as well as I ever did in my life. You should have 
 
Dr. Sanehcs Victory Over Disease. 61 
 
 seen what a basket of bottles of old medicine I dumped 
 in the stove a short time after I received the Oxydonor, 
 and no more shall come into my house again. My little 
 girl applies it for every ill and it works splendidly. 
 
 MRS. E. M. SMILEY. 
 
 BRONCHITIS, RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Fullerton, Neb., March 20, 1894. 
 
 I am 46 years old. At the age of 15 I had a severe 
 type of Scarlet Fever; when convalescing took cold and 
 Rheumatism set in, and has staid with me ever since, until 
 I used "Victory" a year ago. It would sometimes take 
 the form of Sciatica. The pains at times would be my con- 
 stant companions for weeks and months, causing the 
 joints to swell. 
 
 About three weeks before using "Victory" I strained 
 my back, took cold and rheumatic pains set in with re- 
 newed force. I suffered prodigiously and was almost 
 helpless. I also had Acute Bronchitis. 
 
 When "Victory" came I was in my third week of Lame 
 Back, and with the Rheumatism and Bronchitis so much 
 worse than before, I had more pains than I can describe. 
 I commenced the use of "Victory" and continued it until 
 the ninth day, the suffering increasing each day instead 
 of diminishing, when suddenly on the ninth day, the pains 
 ceased in my back and leg, and my voice was restored so 
 I could sing as well as ever. (I am an old singing 
 teacher.) 
 
 A year has pased and I have had no return of pains in 
 back or limbs, or any sign of throat trouble or severe 
 colds as formerly. I have used "Victory" occasionally, 
 but no other remedy. A year ago my knee-joints were 
 quite stiff, but I now seem about as limber as I was 25 
 years ago, and can jump nine feet at a bound. 
 
 You are at liberty to use any part of this letter, as in 
 your judgment will be of interest or profit to the public. 
 Respectfully yours, 
 
 R. S. SUMNER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Fullerton, Neb., March 28, 1895. 
 I am pleased to state to you and all others wishing in- 
 
62 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 formation about "Oxydonor," that my cure, from its use, 
 of Bronchitis, Rheumatism and Lame Back, two years 
 ago, seem to be permanent, for none of these troubles have 
 returned to date. Respectfully yours, 
 
 R. S. SUMNER. 
 
 BRONCHITIS AND HEART TROUBLE. 
 
 San Diego, Cal., April 4, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — The Oxydonor "Victory" has been a great 
 help to me, I was suffering a great deal with Bronchitis 
 and Heart Trouble, and now I feel like a new person. I 
 would like several of your circulars, etc. 
 
 MRS. E. M. TARVIN. 
 
 BRONCHIAL TROUBLE. 
 
 Canisteo, N. Y., June 2d, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Last winter I was taken with what seemed to 
 be a Bronchial trouble. I had coughed for some months, 
 but was feeling very well otherwise. I perhaps took some 
 cold, cough grew worse, got feverish, pulse between 90 
 and 100; appetite failed, raised some and began to have 
 night sweats. As the Oxydonor was in use by others both 
 day and night I took some medicine. Seeing that I was 
 getting worse, I stopped the medicine and put on the Oxy- 
 donor. The first application stopped the sweating. With- 
 in a week my pulse came down to normal, my appetite re- 
 turned and my cough began to wear off. I have taken 
 no medicine since. I am very well. At 66 I am able to do 
 as much as I have at any time in ten years. 
 Yours very truly, 
 
 (REV.) E. F. BRIGHAM, 
 
 Baptist Minister. 
 
 BRONCHIAL TROUBLE. 
 71 North Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 4, 1894. 
 I would like to make the following statement simply for 
 the good of humanity and the interest I have in my fellow 
 men. For several months previous to June 1, 1893, I had 
 been suffering with a severe Cough and Bronchial trouble. 
 I was under treatment of some of the best physicians of 
 
Dr. Scuiclic's Victory Over Disease. 63 
 
 the country continually, but found no relief, losing in 
 weight thirty-five pounds, and becoming so weak that, I 
 could not attend to business. On June 1, 1893, I pur- 
 chased one of Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory." At that 
 time I weighed only 122 pounds, and tried it as a last re- 
 sort. On December 1st, I weighed 152 pounds, having 
 gained thirty pounds. Prominent people in this city knew 
 me then and know me now, and have told me frequently 
 of late that they never expected to see me live until Christ- 
 mas. I am still gaining and would not take the world for 
 the good the instrument has done me, for I know it saved 
 my life. Yours very truly, 
 
 GEO. M. FOLGER. 
 
 BRONCHIAL CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA. 
 
 Salem, Va., Nov. 22, 1896. 
 I have used Oxydonor on myself and several members 
 of my family in the last three months with beneficial re- 
 sults. Nervous Troubles and Indigestion readily yield to 
 its influence. 
 
 In a case of Bronchial Catarrh and Dyspepsia all bad 
 symptoms disappeared and the patient gained twenty 
 pounds in six months. Respectfully, 
 
 JOHN M. OAKEY. 
 
 BRONCHIAL AFFECTION. 
 
 411 First Ave., N. W.. 
 Roanoke, Va., Nov. 26, 1896. 
 Through the kindness of Rev. Brumbaugh, I was grant- 
 ed the use of an Oxydonor "Victory" for about three 
 weeks. I have been a sufferer from Bronchial Affection 
 for some ten or twelve years, and often without any ap- 
 petite scarcely, but now my appetite is so much improved 
 I can enjoy almost anything, and feel confident that a per- 
 sistent use of the Oxydonor will be of permanent good 
 to me. Very truly, 
 
 SADIE L. BLANTON. 
 
 BRONCHITIS. 
 
 Roanoke, Va., Dec. 10, 1896. 
 I have been for years afflicted with Chronic Bronchitis, 
 and in the spring of '96 was recommended by my physi- 
 
64 Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 cian to go to Southern California, which I did, feeling 
 that every change produced its rapid effect. On my re- 
 turn I applied the Oxydonor. I do not wish to hastily 
 say I am thoroughly cured, but its effect is all that could 
 be desired and more than could have been expected. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 W. WELCH. 
 
 BRONCHIAL TROUBLE. 
 
 Cedar Rapids, Feb. 25, 1897. 
 The Oxydonor cured a severe case of cold in my head in 
 about thirty minutes, also a long and severe Cough and 
 Bronchial trouble. MRS. IDA FLEMING. 
 
 BRIGHT'S DISEASE. 
 
 Math, Ga., Feb. 26, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — We have been using your Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory" in our family with wonderful results. Have just 
 cured our sister of a severe case of Bright's Disease after 
 the two leading and most eminent physicians of our coun- 
 try pronounced her incurable. We think it one of the 
 greatest discoveries of the age. 
 Very truly, 
 
 W. M. DURDEN & BRO., 
 Dealers in General Mdse. and Naval Stores. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Math, Ga., May 28, 1896. 
 Our statement concerning the Oxydonor is true. For 
 Bright's Disease we think it the greatest remedy yet dis- 
 covered. If the directions are strictly carried out it is all 
 that Dr. Sanche claims for it. 
 
 Very respectfully, 
 
 W. M. DURDEN & BRO. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Math, Ga., June 11, 1896. 
 It is with the greatest pleasure that I give my experience 
 with the Oxydonor, to me the most wonderful discovery 
 of the medical world. Eighteen months ago, I was 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 65 
 
 stricken with Bright's Disease. Two of the leading 
 physicians of the country were called, and after months of 
 treatment, they pronounced my case incurable. They 
 said I could not live long. In the meantime a friend 
 heard of my illness and urged the use of Oxydonor. 
 
 I discarded medicine on first application of Oxydonor, 
 and let me here state that from that time until now, no 
 medicine has ever passed my lips. 
 
 Prior to the development of Bright's Disease, one of 
 my eyes became very badly affected, and it was never 
 cured, until I cured it with the Oxydonor. 
 
 For three days after I began the use of Oxydonor I 
 seemed to grow worse, but I insisted on its use, and it 
 was the delight and surprise of every one, ON THE 
 FOURTH MORNING TO FIND ME ALMOST 
 WELL. The swelling had almost entirely disappeared. 
 
 From that time I continued to improve and have never 
 had any return of the disease. 
 
 It is one of my greatest pleasures to answer all ques- 
 tions concerning the Oxydonor and what it has done for 
 me. Very respectfully, 
 
 (MISS) FANNIE E. DURDEN. 
 
 BRIGHT'S DISEASE. 
 12 S. Jefferson St., Roanoke, Va., Dec. i, 1896. 
 I wish to add my name to the list of those who 
 have used the Oxydonor "Victory," and to express 
 my appreciation of its worth. I have been suffering for 
 three years from kidney trouble, pronounced to be Bright's 
 Disease by. the faculty of the Medical Department of the 
 University of Baltimore, Md., and was treated there for 
 four months and had an operation performed, all of which 
 did me no good. I also had three other operations per- 
 formed and was treated by some of the best physicians in 
 the country, all to no purpose. I began to fear I would 
 never get well. About five months ago I was induced by 
 a friend to buy an Oxydonor, and after using it about four 
 months, I have been entirely cured and am now well. 
 
 O. C. EVANS. 
 
66 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease, 
 
 BRUISED KNEE. 
 
 Seattle, Wash., June 18, 1896. 
 
 Have used an Oxydonor since November. 
 
 In November I slipped and fell with a loaded truck on 
 me, badly bruising the Muscles and Bone of my knee. The 
 shock and pain knocked me senseless. My limb swelled to 
 enormous size. Witnesses declared I would not be able, 
 to touch my foot to the floor in two weeks; was laid up 
 for months, and lucky to avoid amputation; but the Oxy- 
 donor surprised them all. Eighteen hours' application dis- 
 persed all swelling, and in a week I resumed heavy work. 
 
 Have used same instrument on friends for Rheumatism, 
 La Grippe, Colds, Coughs and Lung Trouble, with most 
 gratifying results. I firmly believe Oxydonor will do all 
 claimed for it. H. P. GIBSON. 
 
 CONSUMPTION. 
 
 S. W. BACON FRUIT CO., 
 
 Brokers and Commission Merchants, 
 
 29 West Alabama St. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 16, 1896. 
 
 I have used Oxydonor "Victory" in my family for the 
 past four years, during which time none of us have taken 
 a drop of medicine, or had a doctor in the house. 
 
 I have seen the Oxydonor used in HUNDREDS OF 
 CASES WITHOUT A SINGLE FAILURE, when in- 
 structions were faithfully observed and no medicine used. 
 
 In La Grippe, Tonsilitis and other inflammatory 
 troubles I have applied it with the best results. Have 
 cured Cholera Morbus, Congestion of the Bowels, and 
 severe Stomach and Bowel Complaint in from a few 
 hours to a few days. 
 
 A young man, relative of mine, whose father and four 
 sisters died of Pulmonary Consumption, had Chronic 
 Bronchitis for years. The doctors all said he was rapidly 
 going into Consumption, one lung being affected. He 
 used the Oxydonor almost continuously for five months,, 
 with the result of a complete cure, gaining nearly fifty 
 pounds the first year. This occurred three years ago, and 
 he is free from any symptom of Consumption. 
 
 One case of a young woman whose parents were about 
 to send her to an insane asylum because of great brain 
 and nerve trouble, brought on by Suppressed Menstrua- 
 tion and aggravated by strong medicine, WAS COM- 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 67 
 
 PLETELY RESTORED TO HEALTH OF MIND 
 AND BODY BY FOUR WEEKS' USE OF THE 
 OXYDONOR AT NIGHT IN ICE WATER. 
 
 I find the Oxydonor especially specific in all troubles 
 that women are heir to. 
 
 All who have confidence in and depend upon the 
 Oxydonor, reap the benefit of the greatest discovery of 
 the nineteenth century. Yours truly, 
 
 S. W. BACON. 
 
 LUNG TROUBLE. 
 
 Guy, Wash., March 6, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I have just been using one of your Oxy- 
 donors. Was so I could hardly speak above a whisper. 
 After using the Oxydonor for four days my lungs feel 
 clearer than they have for three months. I have but little 
 cough. 
 
 I can cheerfully recommend your Oxydonor to> any one 
 suffering from Lung trouble. Yours truly, 
 
 C. B. KEGLEY. 
 
 LUNG TROUBLE. 
 
 234 S. 26th St., Lincoln, Neb., May 5, 1896. 
 My Dear Dr. Sanche: 
 
 For years I have struggled between life and death, and 
 especially in the last five years; I have spent at least 
 five hundred dollars trying remedies, climatic changes, 
 etc., but all in vain. I gradually grew worse, until my 
 lungs became seriously affected. I was advised to go to 
 Colorado as a last means of health, but thank God, while 
 on my way I met Dr. Bruner, of Omaha, who advised me 
 to try the Oxydonor. I did so< and now my lungs are 
 sound and I am rapidly gaining my health. 
 
 T. E. HORTON. 
 
 CONSUMPTION. 
 
 316 Ave. A and 8th St., 
 Temple, Texas, June 6, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I sent to your office last December for one of 
 your $25.00 Oxydonors; it came all right, and I have used 
 
68 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 it with the best results. A great many of my friends 
 thought I had Consumption, but since using the Oxydonor 
 "Victory'' my health has gradually improved until my 
 friends are surprised at my great improvement. 
 
 You can use anything in my letters in favor of the 
 Oxydonor, either in public or in private, for I do not 
 think too much could be said in praise of the Oxydonor. 
 Respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) W. R. WALLACE. 
 
 CONSUMPTION. 
 729 Broad St., Newark, N. J., Oct. 15, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — The lady with Consumption, whom the doc- 
 tors gave up, is doing nicely with the Oxydonor, so much 
 so she sits up all day. Last Wednesday she walked around 
 the block and is improving all the time. Lets her nurse go 
 home to-day, and is going in a few days to call on the 
 doctor who said she could not live. She eats and sleeps 
 as she has not done in six or seven months. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 JOHN H. VREELAND. 
 
 BOWEL CONSUMPTION. 
 
 Miss Minnie S. Wells, Auburn, N. Y., had been an in- 
 valid for twelve years, and often confined to her bed for 
 three months at a time. She had been treated by physi- 
 cians of all schools. At first she had Nervous Prostration, 
 followed by Gastric Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, Con- 
 stipation and Facial Neuralgia, 
 
 At last Bowel Consumption set in, and her physicians 
 said she could not live the week through, as she could 
 neither retain medicine, nor drink water, nor even retain 
 nourishment. At this crisis, she used Oxydonor "Victory" 
 four weeks with the following results: Bowel Con- 
 sumption entirely cured, and no recurrence of Constipa- 
 tion. Mouth and throat free of canker and soreness. Has 
 slept a good deal of the time before eleven o'clock. 
 No headache since she commenced using the instrument. 
 She eats bread, biscuit, chews meat, and drinks all the 
 water she wants. She walks about the house, does not 
 take one particle of medicine, and is on the road to health. 
 Reported by DR. P. W. EMENS, of Syracuse, N. Y., March, 1894. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 69 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 PERITONITIS, SPOTTED FEVER, GASTRIC 
 DYSPEPSIA, PNEUMONIA. 
 
 13 Perry St., Auburn, N. Y., 
 March 19th, 1895. 
 I cannot say too much in favor of an instrument that 
 has done and is doing so much for me. It saved my 
 life when all thought I had but a few days to live. The 
 above statement is true in every particular, but can not 
 convey all I suffered, both physically and mentally, for 
 five years up to the time I commenced to use the 
 OXYDONOR. I could not retain any food on my 
 stomach, all I lived on during that time was baby food, 
 and a very little of that could I retain. What little I did 
 retain, distressed me terribly. For five years I was not 
 free from Inflammation and Canker of Stomach, Mouth 
 and Throat. I suffered very much with Headache, and 
 other troubles too numerous to mention. My stomach 
 trouble is better than it has been for years, and my gen- 
 eral health is better, being very much improved in every 
 way. If I could not get another, a fortune would not 
 tempt me to part with mine. It has done a great deal for 
 my family this winter, cured my sister of Spotted Fever, 
 another of Peritonitis, also my mother of a severe attack 
 of Pneumonia, etc. We called no doctor, but just used 
 the ''OXYDONOR." You are at liberty to publish as 
 much of this as you like. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 (MISS) MINNIE S. WELLS. 
 
 CATARRH, CHOLERA MORBUS. 
 
 Wilmington, Del., March 29, 1894. 
 
 I have been afflicted with Catarrh ever since I was 12 
 years of age. It went from my nose to my throat, and I 
 was afraid it would reach my lungs. My breath became 
 very offensive, which was quite a trial to me. In February, 
 1893, I became very much worse, my voice left me so that 
 I could scarcely speak above a whisper. I had always 
 been a poor sleeper, but now, on account of my cough, 
 I was obliged to be propped up in bed to sleep at all. I 
 really thought my days were numbered. Just at this time, 
 I applied Oxydonor "Victory" and soon began to improve. 
 
70 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 At the end of six weeks my cough had left me, my voice 
 had returned, and I was feeling real well, and I am now en- 
 joying good health with but few of the symptoms of Ca- 
 tarrh left, and had I continued the use of "Victory," as I 
 should have done, when I was convalescent, I believe the 
 last remains would have been gone long ere this. 
 
 I have since used it for Cholera-Morbus with marvelous 
 effect. Have cured severe headache in one hour. I have 
 not taken any medicine or had a doctor for myself since I 
 commenced the use of Oxydonor, and when I think what 
 it has done for me, I cannot praise it enough. 
 
 ELLA STOKLEY. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 701 King St., Wilmington, Del., 
 June 11, 1896. 
 In reference to the Oxydonor, mine has given perfect 
 satisfaction after a trial of several years. 
 
 It has done all that is claimed for it. I know several 
 parties who have the Oxydonor, and it has proven satis- 
 factory in every case that I know of. 
 
 ELLA STOKELY. 
 
 CATARRH. 
 Washington, D. C, May 23, 1893. 
 It gives me pleasure to acknowledge the superiority of 
 the "Oxydonor" treatment over all other known methods 
 of treating disease. I believe that no other discovery of 
 the nineteenth century has done, or will do as much for the 
 relief of suffering humanity. This is a broad statement 
 to make, but I had been under constant treatment, by 
 many of the noted specialists in the Eastern and Middle 
 States, for several years, and had tried all degrees of 
 climate without any perceptible improvement, I believe 
 that I am fully warranted in stating that Oxydonor leads 
 all other known methods of treating disease. I have suf- 
 fered with Catarrh for twenty years, which terminated in 
 a very severe throat trouble, from which I could get no 
 relief, through any other known treatments. In addition 
 to this, I had been completely unfitted for business for 
 two years past, by Nervous Prostration. I commenced 
 using Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory" five months ago, 
 and at this writing, my health is better than it has been 
 for years. In fact, I feel like a new man. My friends are 
 
Dr. Sancke's Victory Over Disease. 71 
 
 all surprised at my wonderful recovery, and I can attribute 
 my renewed health to no other cause except a faithful use 
 of Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 Very sincerely yours, 
 
 C. R, HARRIS. 
 
 Washington address: 813 Vermont Ave., N. W., 
 Of the Firm of The Wire Buckle Suspender Co. 
 Harris Patents: Williamsport, Pa. 
 
 CATARRH. 
 
 Mountainville, N. Y., Feb. 21, 1897. 
 Dr. H. % Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Received the Oxydonor "Victory" Jan. 29, 
 1897, and well pleased with it. I value it at one hundred 
 times its cost already, have used it for myself every night 
 since for Catarrh and feel confident it is doing me good. 
 Have used it on others with good success, once on my 
 brother who was in intense pain; in three quarters of an 
 hour he was asleep, the pain had left. 
 
 To-day my sister-in-law had a Headache and Sick Stom- 
 ach. I persuaded her to use Oxydonor, which she did 
 with the result that the symptoms left her and have not 
 returned. Now, I feel very confident that Oxydonor is 
 able to cure any reasonable disease if used right. 
 Yours sincerely, 
 
 LOUIS B. MAILLER. 
 
 CATARRH OF STOMACH AND BLADDER. 
 
 Kenmore, Va., Nov. 21, 1894. 
 
 I have been a sufferer for over ten years with Catarrh of 
 Stomach and Bladder. The last six years my heart has 
 beat only about 60 a minute; sometimes as low as 44 to 
 50. Since using Oxydonor, I have felt no trouble with my 
 heart; and its beats have increased to about 72. My 
 strength was greatly increased in ten days' use. Although 
 I have used it only one-fourth of the time, my general 
 health has greatly improved, and my digestion is better 
 than for ten years. This after having tried eleven of the 
 best physicians. 
 
 This is not all. My baby, eighteen months, had a severe 
 attack of Diarrhea, while cutting her stomach teeth. One 
 hour's application cured her. She had been a very deli- 
 
72 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 cate child until that time. By a few applications she was 
 greatly improved, is a hearty and healthy child, and has 
 not taken a drop of medicine. 
 
 I have used it for other ailments with perfect success. 
 I can recommend it to the afflicted with perfect confidence. 
 
 ELDER E. E. OLIVER. 
 
 CHRONIC CATARRHAL OSTITIS INTERNA. 
 Knoxville, Pa., March 2, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — My daughter had been afflicted for eight 
 years with Chronic Catarrhal Ostitis Interna, causing in- 
 tense and almost constant pain; was treated by noted 
 specialists with no permanent benefit. Although incredu- 
 lous I purchased an Oxydonor "Victory" for her, and 
 after treatment covering six weeks I find her entirely cured. 
 In my hands it has also cured cases of Rheumatism, 
 Rheumatic Gout, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Cystitis with 
 Hemorrhage from the Bladder, Pneumonia, Nervous Pros- 
 tration, Debility. Has arrested spasms of Asthma, cured 
 hard Colds in one night. Some results of its use are simply 
 wonderful, and must say that my incredulity has also been 
 cured. I also send you some statements by those who 
 have been treated under my directions. 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 J. A. GARLINGHOUSE, M. D. 
 
 CATARRH OF THROAT AND STOMACH, RHEU- 
 MATISM AND KIDNEY TROUBLE. 
 
 Mechanics St., Roxbury, Mass., April 16th, 1895. 
 
 Dear Sir — When I was told what Oxydonor "Victory" 
 would do I did not believe it possible; now after using it 
 two months some of my ailments have wholly disappeared 
 and the others are so much improved that I feel like a new 
 man. Cannot say enough in its praise. Would not part 
 with it for a thousand times its weight in gold; if you care 
 to refer any one to me do so, Pwill give them facts. 
 
 Gratefully yours, 
 
 james Mclaughlin, 
 
Dr. Sanchcs Victory Over Disease. 73 
 
 CATARRH OF STOMACH. 
 
 Menominee, Wis., March 3, 1897. 
 
 The Oxydonor has cured me of Chronic Catarrh of the 
 Stomach, and Indigestion. It is worth its weight in gold, 
 and no family should be without an Oxydonor, as it soon 
 pays for itself in the saving of doctors' bills and drugs. 
 Yours truly, 
 (MRS.) S. L. ALEXANDER. 
 
 CATARRH OF STOMACH AND BOWELS. 
 
 Seneca Falls, N. Y , July 7, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I have had poor health for five years. After 
 doctoring a great deal, I finally went to a physician that I 
 had never been to before and he told me that I had Chronic 
 Catarrh of the Stomach and Bowels. He kept on doctor- 
 ing me for some time, but after awhile, as I did not im- 
 prove, he advised me to go away to a change of climate 
 for a time. I went to Auburn, N. Y., to visit my aunt; 
 there I learned of the Oxydonor, took two treatments 
 and felt some stronger, I afterwards purchased an instru- 
 ment. I have not had any cold since owning an Oxydonor, 
 nor any member of the family. My daughter had a 
 Chronic Sore Throat and it helped her of that. Mr. Olm- 
 stead had trouble with his heart last spring, and the Oxy- 
 donor benefited him; he also had Rheumatism which was 
 relieved. 
 
 I do not expect to get well quickly of my disease, as I 
 was so long getting sick. Very truly, 
 
 (MRS.) M. J. OLMSTEAD. 
 
 CATARRH, CROUP. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 15, 1896. 
 
 I have used the Oxydonor for twelve months for all 
 the little troubles that children are subject to, such as 
 Colds, Croup, Bowel Trouble, Measles, etc., with fine 
 results. 
 
 Have used it with my wife^for Female trouble with very 
 satisfactory results. For myself for Colds, La Grippe, 
 Nervousness and Catarrh. To state the whole truth, we 
 have not taken one dose of medicine and do not expect 
 
74 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 to; and with my experience and observation, I would not 
 give my little Oxydonor for free access to all the doctors 
 and drug stores in the country, for the safety of my wife 
 and children. Respectfully, 
 
 D. L. THOMAS. 
 
 CATARRH AND KIDNEY TROUBLES. 
 
 4 Dayton St., Augusta, Me., Feb. 16, 1894. 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 Through the influence of my brother, I was persuaded 
 to try your Oxydonor "Victory" for Catarrh, with which 
 I had been troubled for several years. I had tried many 
 different doctors and patent medicines without getting 
 relief. I also had trouble with my kidneys. But now I 
 am glad to say, that my Catarrh and Kidney trouble have 
 entirely disappeared. I feel I cannot speak too highly of 
 your Oxydonor "Victory," for it has cured me. 
 
 JUSTINE PACKARD. 
 
 CATARRHAL FEVER. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., July 20, 1896. 
 My experience with the Oxydonor "Victory" was in a 
 very severe case of Catarrhal Fever, and it cured me very 
 quickly. 
 
 I had taken medicine for about five years and spent 
 an immense amount of money for same, but none of it 
 had benefitted me. 
 
 This little instrument, Oxydonor, did the work in a few 
 days, and for the past two years I have been entirely 
 free from all Catarrhal trouble. Yours very truly, 
 
 W. W. MARTIN. 
 
 CANCER OF THE WOMB. 
 McDowell, Highland Co., Va., Sept. 10, 1896. 
 A lady in Covington, who has a complication of dis- 
 eases, viz., of Cancer of the Womb, Sciatica, Hem- 
 orrhoids and Derangement of the Bowels, had not only 
 been given up by her physicians in Covington, but had 
 just returned from Philadelphia, where she had been for 
 six weeks under the best medical treatment and her case 
 pronounced incurable. The physicians said that she could 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 75 
 
 only live a few weeks, and all that could be done for her 
 was to try to relieve her pain and suffering, to keep her on 
 opiates, which they had done since the 226. of December 
 last. 
 
 On the 25th of August, we took all opiates from her 
 and applied the Oxydonor. She had the best sleep that 
 night she had had for several weeks, only had one sharp 
 pain and that was in her bowels — rested comfortably the 
 next day without a pain. The second night she had a 
 very slight pain in her bowels, and from that day to this 
 she has not had a pain anywhere. After the third night's 
 use she was at>le to sit up a little. The fourth day she 
 was assisted into the porch where she sat for two or three 
 hours. The fifth day she walked out on the porch with- 
 out assistance and sat till noon. On Tuesday, the 1st of 
 September, they moved her three miles to her home, and 
 they write me that she is walking all about the house and 
 goes to the dining-room for her meals, is very cheerful 
 and converses for hours at a time, perfectly free from pain. 
 Her condition was extremely delicate and they thought she 
 would die before the 1st of September. She is, I suppose, 
 between 60 and 65 years of age. 
 
 JAMES O. HOBBS. 
 
 (At latest report was steadily improving.) 
 
 CANCER OF THE WOMB. 
 
 Goshen, Mercer Co., Mo., April 28, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I write to inform you that I have one of your 
 instruments for Diaductive Cure of Disease. When I 
 got it my wife was lying at the point of death, and the 
 doctors said she could not live more than two or three 
 days. She had a Cancer of the womb and a burning sensa- 
 tion in the stomach, of ten years' standing. / cured her 
 with the "Victory," and she is now in better health than 
 she has been for twelve years. 
 
 I have had it in constant use ever since among my 
 neighbors, and it has not made a failure yet. You are 
 welcome to publish anything in regard to my wife's case. 
 I would be glad to give you a full history of it. 
 Yours with respect, 
 
 " M. A. LOUDERBACK. 
 
76 Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 CANCER OF STOMACH. 
 
 Cedar Rapids, March 10, 1897. 
 
 The Oxydonor is our family doctor. I had been a 
 sufferer with Stomach troubles about ten years, and dur- 
 ing which time I have received treatment from a number 
 of the best physicians in the land, all without benefit, 
 and last spring I spent some months at Mineral Springs 
 in the South, receiving no benefit. I was like a drown- 
 ing man, catching at a straw, when I had the Oxydonor 
 recommended to me, and finally procured one; it took 
 hold of my case at once. 
 
 In less than two months I felt sound and well as ever 
 I was in my life, and can now eat any food set before me 
 without the least distress, and I have increased in weight 
 over 30 pounds. Two doctors told me I had Cancer oi 
 the Stomach; if such was the case there are no signs of 
 it now. It is the best doctor I ever saw. 
 
 JAMES ROWAN. 
 
 CANCER OF STOMACH. 
 
 Amherst, Mass., Dec. 19, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — A year ago last September I sold a No. 2 
 Oxydonor to a well-known man. In a few weeks he was 
 better. Skilled doctors here and in Northampton had him 
 in care. One advised him to go to a Boston hospital; they 
 sent him home, said there was nothing they could do. 
 After this he bought one No. 2 Oxydonor; his trouble was 
 supposed to be Cancer of the Stomach. I hear he is quite 
 well, able to walk and work. 
 
 His is so wonderful a cure that all seem to think No. 2 
 is the instrument to have. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) SARAH A. TURNER. 
 
 CONSTIPATION. 
 
 Sibley, Iowa, Aug. 3, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — For over twenty years prior to last November 
 I did not have a natural evacuation of the bowels without 
 the use of physic or an injection, mostly at such times I 
 was troubled with Kidney Complaint and Rheumatism; I 
 
Dr. Sanche 9 s Victory Over Disease. 77 
 
 then procured one of your Oxydonors, used same off 
 and on as needed. Within four days my bowels were re- 
 stored to their youthful condition and have since per- 
 formed their regular function — never having had to resort 
 to the use of either medicine or injections; my kidneys 
 are restored to a normal state, in consequence of which I 
 have no symptom of Rheumatism. 
 
 Prior to the use of the Oxydonor I had fallen in flesh 
 until my weight was 138 to 140 pounds, I was physically 
 weak in proportion. Within a month of the time I began 
 using the Oxydonor, I gained in flesh about 10 pounds, 
 and in a month more from 3 to 5 pounds more, and propor- 
 tionately in strength, both physical and mental, and have 
 not bought nor used one penny's worth of medicine for 
 myself or family since Nov. 1, 1895. THE OXYDONOR 
 CURES ALL. Truly yours, 
 
 O. J. CLARK. 
 
 CONSTIPATION. 
 
 Hudson, Mass., Aug. 24, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have not used treatment for three weeks, 
 Constipation is cured at last; fifteen years' standing; it 
 took nine weeks of strong force to do it. I am so thankful. 
 Sincerely yours, 
 
 (MRS.) E. J. PARKER. 
 
 CONSTIPATION AND RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Yonkers, N. Y., June 3, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Certainly, too much can not be said of the 
 good merits of the "Victory." It has cured me of one of 
 the worst cases of Chronic Constipation of over three 
 years' standing, and not one drop of medicine have I taken 
 since using it. Also was very bad with Rheumatism and 
 obliged to hobble around with the aid of canes. After 
 using Oxydonor "Victory" three days I walked without 
 canes and in a week I was completely cured. 
 
 Have two in my possession and have proved the merits 
 of them to several of my friends by loaning them. My 
 wife and two children use them with perfect success in 
 every ailment and we never have a doctor in the house 
 now, saving many and many a dollar. 
 Sincerely and gratefully, 
 
 ROBERT ARMSTRONG. 
 
78 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 CONSTIPATION AND KIDNEY TROUBLE. 
 Marion, Ohio, June 19, 1896. 
 
 I cannot too highly recommend Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor 
 "Victory." I bought one three years ago. I have been 
 entirely cured of Constipation and Kidney Trouble, and 
 have been so much benefited and relieved of Rheuma- 
 tism, that I would not be without an Oxydonor for 
 very many times its cost. It is a rejuvenator of the 
 whole system. 
 
 I have witnessed some remarkable cures and restora- 
 tions to health here, and am fully prepared to endorse the 
 Oxydonor "Victory." Very respectfully, 
 
 O. A. BUSARD. 
 
 CONSTIPATION, BILIOUS COLIC, INDIGES- 
 TION. 
 Holland, Bell Co., Texas, Nov. 25, 1895. 
 To all whom it may concern: 
 
 I am 65 years old, and for more than twenty years of 
 my life I was sorely afflicted with Constipation, going 
 days without a movement of my bowels, and for the past 
 several years they never moved except when forced by 
 strong purgative medicine. I have been treated by the 
 best physicians and have tried many patent medicines, but 
 all failed to give me permanent relief. Last December 
 (1894) I was prevailed upon to try the Oxydonor "Victory ;" 
 after the third day's use I found myself relieved of Consti- 
 pation, my bowels moving regularly once or twice per day 
 and my digestion very greatly improved. To-day I feel 
 like a new man, and to the Oxydonor I attribute my 
 relief, as I have not taken a dose of medicine since be- 
 ginning its use. I would not give it for the skill of all 
 the physicians and their prescriptions free of charge. 
 
 My wife, Mrs. Martha Harrell, had for years been 
 troubled with Indigestion and seldom went longer than 
 three weeks without an attack of Bilious Colic, and suf- 
 fered from a tired, worn-out feeling; since beginning the 
 use of the Oxydonor "Victory" she has not had a spell 
 of the Colic, what she eats agrees with her and sleep 
 gives her rest; she has not taken a dose of medicine since 
 beginning the use of the O. V. 
 
 J. R. HARRELL. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 79 
 
 CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM. 
 Mexia, Texas, Nov. 26th, 1895. 
 
 I have been using Oxydonor "Victory" more or less 
 for thirteen months, mostly with weak force, as my ail- 
 ments were chronic. 
 
 My Rheumatism, from which I have suffered greatly at 
 times for thirty years, is not entirely cured, but I have 
 been benefited so much by using the Oxydonor, that I 
 feel sure that it will cure me. I have been relieved of 
 Indigestion and Constipation, also Nervous Headache, 
 which generally lasted from one to three days at a time. 
 My general health is better than it has been for several 
 years. 
 
 WE RELY UPON THE OXYDONOR TO CURE 
 EVERY AILMENT in our family, and when directions 
 have been closely observed, the results have been satis- 
 factory. We take no medicine and employ no doctors. 
 
 I heartily recommend the Oxydonor to all persons 
 suffering from disease of any kind. 
 
 (MRS.) D. E. SHANKS. 
 
 CHOREA, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, CONSTI- 
 PATION, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, 
 PNEUMONIA, COLDS. 
 
 Mainsburg, Pa., March 22A, 1895. 
 Oxydonor "Victory" cured my wife's mother, Mrs. 
 N. Reynolds, of an aggravated case of Chorea, com- 
 plicated with Nervous Prostration, after getting so low as 
 to be confined to her bed and almost helpless, her life 
 being despaired of. She was first treated medically about 
 two months, but continued to grow worse all the time. 
 We then commenced using the "Oxydonor," and she be- 
 gan to get better in a few days. It also cured her of the 
 most inveterate and obstinate Constipation of many years 
 standing. Have used it now for nearly two years, and 
 have received great benefit from it, and would not know 
 ' how to get along without it. Have used it for Neuralgia 
 and Rheumatism, and it would relieve it in a short time. 
 Have broken up severe Colds and two attacks of Pneu- 
 monia, so that in a few days would feel as well as ever. 
 When any one of the family feels bad, at night we put 
 on the "Oxydonor." and go to bed and sleep till morn- 
 
80 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 ing, and get up feeling as well as ever. I would recom- 
 mend it to the public, and if used according to directions 
 will cure, whether you have any faith in it or not. 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 W. J. SQUIRE. 
 
 CURED CONVULSIONS. 
 
 Dead Letter Office, 
 Washington, D. C, April 26, 1893. 
 I have fully tested the merits of Dr. Sanche's "Victory." 
 I had a severe attack of Indigestion causing Convulsions. 
 My mother was very much frightened, fearing I would die ? 
 but had presence of mind enough to apply the ''Victory/' 
 In a short time the Convulsions ceased and I was able 
 to speak; neither one of us had heard of using it for 
 Convulsions, but mother knew it had cured me of 
 Inflammation of the Lungs, and felt it must do me good 
 and proved she was correct. 
 I cannot speak too highly of the "Victory." 
 
 S. ANNIE GARDNER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Dead Letter Office, 
 Washington, D. C, June 16, 1896. 
 I can truly say that in my above recommendation I 
 did not say half enough in favor of the Oxydonor. 
 
 I know a case of Lung and Throat, trouble of long 
 standing which was greatly benefited; also a case of 
 Chills, which for years had been treated by the best 
 physicians, without any benefit, cured by Oxydonor. 
 
 S. ANNIE GARDNER. 
 
 BILIOUS COLIC AND CATARRH. 
 
 Owensville, Ind., Dec. 12, 1894. 
 
 I have suffered for years with chronic disease; have not 
 been able to eat but two meals a day without the aid of 
 medicine for seventeen years. I had spells with my stom- 
 ach which some doctors called "Irritation," others "Bil- 
 ious Colic." 
 
 I have had Catarrh for twenty years; my head ached 
 almost constantly; have coughed two years like a person 
 with Consumption, from which I expected no relief, but in 
 death. 
 
Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 81 
 
 But thanks to a merciful Providence, I feel that I am 
 now cured of all those terrible diseases, from which I suf- 
 fered so long; and Oxydonor " Victory" has done for me 
 what nothing else could do. If I were to try a week, I 
 could not say enough in its praise. 
 
 Mr. Hull says it has cured him of Chronic Diarrhea. 
 
 (MRS.) J. N. HULL. 
 
 BILIOUS COLIC. 
 
 Lake Charles, La., Jan. 12, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I consider your Oxydonor beyond price, and 
 if I could not get another, money would not buy mine. I 
 was so situated that I had an opportunity of giving it a 
 fair trial. I have had Bilious Colic for more than two 
 months, and have not been able to take food except in 
 a liquid state. After trying three of the best physicians in 
 the city, with no favorable results whatever, I borrowed 
 one of your Oxydonors from a friend. When I received it 
 my stomach was in such a condition that it would not take 
 anything, either as a food or medicine. 
 
 I had a very high fever when I put Oxydonor on, and I 
 went to sleep immediately, woke up in about six hours 
 wet all over with perspiration, but not a vestige of fever, 
 nor have I had any since. I immediately began eating, 
 and in a few days was able to take solid food; and now 
 after using it about three weeks can eat anything I want, 
 with no bad results. It is true I have to use hot water in- 
 jections to have an action of the bowels, but that comes 
 from having Chronic Constipation of long standing, which 
 I suppose will require time to get rid of. 
 
 I had and still have implicit confidence in the instrument 
 and consider it a boon to suffering humanity. I never took 
 a dose of medicine after putting it on. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 O. JOHNSTON. 
 
 CROUP. 
 
 Pueblo, Colo., Oct. 11, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — We used to be up at night every half-hour 
 during the winter, with our two little boys, who were sub- 
 
82 Dr. Sanchcs Victory Over Disease. 
 
 ject to Croup so badly I felt uneasy to go to bed or lie 
 down a minute. We have used everything to cut the 
 phlegm and stop the coughing, which helped for a short 
 time, then would be repeated; but now we apply the 
 Oxydonor in ice-water when they first commence to cough, 
 they are relieved and cease coughing in ten or twenty 
 minutes. I feel perfectly safe to go to sleep knowing it 
 will soon stop, sometimes only coughing two or three 
 times after applying the Oxydonor. 
 
 We feel safe with it to rely on, for instance this summer 
 (or a few weeks ago) Diphtheria was raging here close to 
 me; I used what precaution deemed necessary and felt I 
 could trust the Oxydonor in this case as well as in Croup. 
 
 Hoping our report will help some family needing a re- 
 liable friend as the Oxydonor "Victory," we remain, 
 Yours thankfully, 
 
 MR. AND MRS. THOMPSON. 
 
 CROUP AND OTHER DISEASES. 
 
 Oneonta, N. Y., April 2d, 1895. 
 
 My experience with the "Oxydonor" extends over two 
 years, and have used it, or seen it used for many different 
 diseases, with marvelous results. In every acute case from 
 fifteen minutes to eighteen hours, and in chronic cases 
 fully ninety per cent of those treated have been cured. 
 
 One case of Croup, a little girl gasping for breath, was 
 relieved in forty-five minutes, so that she fell asleep. No 
 medicine of any kind used. Publish as much of this as 
 you like. Yours truly, 
 
 E. E. HOWE. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Oneonta, N. Y., June 22, 1896. 
 
 Oxydonor "Victory" is all that is claimed for it. We 
 have not had a doctor in three years, and by following 
 directions and waiting a reasonable length of time, Oxy- 
 donor has always done the work. Yours truly, 
 
 E. E. HOWE. 
 
Dr. Scuichcs Victory Over Disease. 83 
 
 CROUP, MEASLES, PNEUMONIA. 
 
 707 Ferrer St., Toledo, O., April 19, '97. 
 
 I cannot speak too strongly in favor of Oxydonor 
 "Victory." I was afflicted with a wasting disease, with 
 which I had suffered for years. I had treated with many 
 physicians, but received no relief, getting worse instead 
 of better, when I was induced to try your "Victory." I 
 first began to use it about one year ago, and I have been 
 growing stronger and better every day (have taken no 
 medicine since I began its use). 
 
 We have also used it in our family for different mala- 
 dies with great success. It cured a severe attack of Croup 
 almost instantly, and we used it on the children for 
 Measles with the result that we hardly knew they were 
 sick. Also used it for a severe case of Pneumonia, which 
 it relieved in three hours, and entirely cured in two days. 
 
 E. C. SCHLICKTING. 
 
 CROUP. 
 Cedar Rapids, la., March 3, 1897. 
 Have used the Oxydonor now about a month, and can 
 truthfully say that as far as I have tested it, it is all that is 
 claimed for it. My little girl seven years old had an 
 attack of Croup which was very bad. I applied the 
 Oxydonor, and it cured her quicker and better than any 
 medicine I ever used. I also used it for Rheumatism on 
 myself and it has greatly relieved me. 
 
 J. D. MASON. 
 
 CHILLS AND FEVER. 
 
 Courtland, W. Va., April 7, 1894. 
 I gladly give my experience in the use of Oxydonor. 
 With a few applications it entirely cured me of Chills and 
 Fever; also of Cramps in the Stomach very soon after it 
 was applied. Respectfully, 
 
 C. S. HARPER. 
 
 WHOOPING COUGH, CATARRH. 
 
 Juliaetta, Idaho, Dec. 2d, 1895. 
 I take pleasure in saying that, to my mind, Oxydonor 
 "Victory" is the greatest invention of the age. 
 
84 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 During the last three months, our little boy, six years 
 old, has been practically cured of Catarrh; the same in- 
 strument has also cured two cases of Whooping Cough, 
 numerous Headaches and Colds. 
 
 In dollars and cents, I consider it above price. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 c. f. Mcdonald. 
 
 COUGHS, INSOMNIA, RHEUMATISM, PAR- 
 ALYSIS. 
 
 Lutheran Parsonage, Leacock. Pa., 
 
 March 8th, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — It affords me much pleasure to add my re- 
 port to the many others daily sent you. A few months' 
 irregular use has made me more comfortable than I have 
 been for twenty years. During all that time I was troubled 
 with coughs as soon as the cold weather set in until the 
 ensuing summer; during several years I was troubled with 
 Dyspepsia and a kind of Nervous restlessness which de- 
 prived me of both sleep and rest. Now I am happy to say 
 my sleep and rest are perfect, and my cough almost wholly 
 gone. Moreover, I feel confident that in the not distant 
 future, I shall be cured of post-nasal Catarrh of many 
 years' standing. Colds have but a short stay in our family 
 of seven, and coughs are no longer heard. 
 
 My mother-in-law has been completely cured of Rheu- 
 matism of many years' duration after a few applications 
 of Oxydonor. Mrs. Levi D. Andes, Leacock, Pa., was a 
 confirmed invalid for seven years. After using Oxydonor 
 for three months, she was able to do her own house-clean- 
 ing, and told me this evening that she feels better now 
 than she did for twenty years. Mrs. Salinda Miller was 
 subject to Rheumatism for many years, and after using 
 Oxydonor for seven or eight weeks, she felt herself im- 
 proving and is now in comparative good health. She also 
 uses it for colds and coughs on her little boy, and he 
 enjoys better health than ever before. Mr. Jno. P. Hum- 
 phreville used it for Nervousness, and in a few weeks his 
 head felt better than it had for six or seven years pre- 
 vious. Mr. Jno. L. Kreider, who was partially paralyzed in 
 the lower abdominal region and lower limbs, has by two 
 months' use been so much benefited that he can go out 
 
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 again in almost any kind of weather, and all this after 
 being treated during the last three or four years by the 
 best physicians in Lancaster County. 
 
 I believe that Oxydonor "Victory" is the greatest inven- 
 tion of the 19th century for suffering humanity, and no 
 amount of money could buy mine, if I could not secure 
 another. I cordially wish you the s.uccess you so richly 
 deserve. Very truly yours, 
 
 (REV.) GEO. G. KUNKLE. 
 
 LATER LETTER FROM REV. KUNKLE. 
 
 Trevorton, Pa., May 13, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 I am still a warm friend of Oxydonor "Victory." Allow 
 me most heartily to congratulate you because of your vic- 
 tory over your imitators and persecutors. We value the 
 Oxydonor as highly as ever in our family. 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 (REV.) GEO. G. KUNKLE. 
 
 SEVERE COUGH. 
 102 Quail St., Albany, N. Y., May 13, 1896. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — In the winter of 1894 I na d La Grippe, which 
 was followed by a severe Cough, which grew worse, until 
 I coughed 36 hours without an interval of rest over five 
 minutes, which completely prostrated me. I could not lie 
 down, had to be bolstered up in bed, as I could not 
 breathe lying down. I made up my mind to go home 
 and die. 
 
 I tried every remedy I could hear of, but received no 
 benefit. June 30, 1895, I heard of your Oxydonor, and on 
 July 3d, 1895, decided to try one for myself. I gave up 
 all medicines; used the Oxydonor one week, and my 
 cough was gone, have not had it since. For a time symp- 
 toms and bad feelings increased. 
 
 I am 62 years old, have attended to my business since 
 September, 1895, have had no relapse. The Oxydonor 
 "Victory" is the only doctor I have used, or had in my 
 house since I first tried it. It has been used in my 
 family in severe and lesser attacks of various diseases. I 
 cannot speak too highly in its favor. 
 
 Respectfully yours, 
 
 CHAS. RICHARDSON. 
 
86 Dr. Sanche s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 INFLAMED EYE, LAME BACK, SORE THROAT. 
 
 Little York, N. Y., July 20, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich.: 
 
 Dear Sir — I am well pleased with the Oxydonor. It 
 cured my wife in two nights of bad inflammation of the 
 eye, it looked like a ball of blood; also cured her of a 
 very lame back in a few hours and a hard cold in one 
 night. Cured my daughter of a very sore throat with two 
 applications in ice. One of my neighbors bought one and 
 is pleased with it. Respectfully, 
 
 B. F. BENNETT. 
 
 DYSENTERY. 
 
 Little York, N. Y., August 16, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I was taken with a violent attack of Dysen- 
 tery, had a great deal of pain, and was afraid to trust the 
 Oxydonor, so I went to see the doctor, but as good luck 
 would have it he was gone. I put on the OXYDONOR 
 and in the morning was well of Dysentery. So I saved 
 my half dollar and added to my admiration for the 
 Oxvdonor. Respectfully, 
 
 B. F. BENNETT. 
 
 "EVERY BUSINESS MAN SHOULD HAVE ONE." 
 
 HUNTINGTON & CLARK, 
 
 Photographers. 
 
 224 Woodward Ave. 
 
 Detroit, Mich., August 13, 1897. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche, Detroit Mich.: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have had one of your Oxydonors more 
 than a year. I have used it in my family, and found no 
 instance in which it did not afford speedy relief and cure. 
 It is my family physician and has needed no other in 
 consultation. During our holiday rush last winter, I worked 
 from early morning till midnight for nearly two months. 
 I applied the Oxydonor all night, rose refreshed and ready 
 for another long hard day. Every business man should 
 have one, and I recommend its use to any one subject to 
 drafts on his mental and nervous forces. It will make 
 good all vitality lost the day before and start him out in 
 the morning, as good as new. 
 
 FRANK S. CLARK. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 87 
 
 CONGESTIVE CHILLS AND FEVER. 
 
 Harker's Island, N. C, March 9, 1895. 
 In Nov., 1894, my boy was taken very sick with Conges- 
 tive Chills and Fever. After trying all the medicine that 
 could be recommended, without relief, the first of Jan- 
 uary we tried Oxydonor "Victory." We used it about 
 three weeks, he began improving fast, and at present is 
 well and going to school. 
 
 We owe his recovery to the Oxydonor, and have used 
 no medicine since we have had it. 
 
 (MRS.) STELLA GASKILL. 
 
 DISEASES OF CHILDREN. 
 
 Cayuga, N. D., March 10, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I am very much pleased with the "Victory" 
 and could not get along without one in the house. It cures 
 all the diseases of the children without the use of any kind 
 of medicine and acts like magic in all cases. 
 
 I am much pleased with the new instrument, Oxydonor 
 "Victory," you sent me. Think it superior to the other. 
 Would not be without it for anything. It is far quicker 
 and better than medicine. Yours truly, 
 
 W. E. DADA. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 COLDS. 
 
 Cayuga, N. D., June 8, 1896. 
 We have used the Oxydonor with marked success with 
 our children, in cases of Severe Colds, attended with fever, 
 and think it is a very wonderful discovery. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 W. E. DADA. 
 
 FEVERS AND BOWEL TROUBLE AMONG 
 
 CHILDREN. 
 Mr. J. C. A. Branan, Wholesale Grocer, writes as fol- 
 lows: 
 
 238 Richard St., Atlanta, Ga., June 1, 1894. 
 We have used the Oxydonor "Victory" in our family 
 for the last two years, and we do not hesitate to say that 
 
88 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 it has saved us many dollars doctors' bills, and no doubt 
 the lives of some of our children. It is, without doubt, 
 the finest treatment for Fevers and Bowel Troubles among 
 children we have ever known, and cheerily recommend 
 it to every family. Yours truly, 
 
 J. C. A. BRANAN. 
 
 SUMMER COMPLAINT, COLIC. 
 
 Roanoke, Va., Dec. 16, 1896. 
 
 All last summer the Oxydonor was my constant, inval- 
 uable companion during a very trying siege in the month 
 of July. I have to thank the inventor of Oxydonor for 
 relief from much pain. For curing the baby of Colic it 
 is worth its weight in gold to me. While all other chil- 
 dren in my neighborhood were sick, more or less, with 
 Summer Complaint, my two children were kept in health 
 by the Oxydonor. 
 
 My main trouble last spring was Constipation, from 
 which the Oxydonor entirely relieved me. My little boy 
 is now five months old, and I never saw a healthier little 
 fellow. 
 
 I am satisfied, by experience, that the Oxydonor will 
 do all that is claimed for it. Very respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) W. K. ANDREWS. 
 
 FEVER AMONG CHILDREN. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 30, 1892. 
 I have used your "Victory" in my family for various 
 troubles, with entire success in every instance. A few 
 days ago two of my children were taken sick with high 
 fever, considerable congestion, etc. I applied the 
 "Victory," and they were both -quickly cured. I cheer- 
 fully recommend this wonderful instrument, made by 
 Dr. Sanche, to every family. 
 
 JOHN W. STEPHENS, 
 Book-keeper Atlanta Trust and Banking Co. 
 
 COLD AND FEVER. 
 
 Vernon, Mich., Feb. 19, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — The Oxydonor was applied to my little daugh- 
 ter Allie, Feb. 16, for Cold and Fever (the Vocor being 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 89 
 
 placed in water from the well), at quarter past six o'clock 
 in the evening, and left on until two o'clock in the morn- 
 ing. The fever left and did not return. 
 
 I think it is one of the greatest inventions of the age, 
 and believe it ranks first in the medical school. Am doing 
 all I can to sound its praises. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) E. WOLCOTT. 
 
 CHICKENPOX AND ECZEMA. 
 
 Spokane, Wash., May 15, 1895. 
 For the benefit of suffering childhood, and in justice to 
 the Oxydonor, I can do no less than offer my report. My 
 baby had suffered from a severe attack of Chickenpox with 
 Eczema, which left him very much weakened. He cut his 
 teeth very hard, causing Cholera Infantum and Indiges- 
 tion. Physicians said I could never raise him. I procured 
 an Oxydonor, applied it first for one hour; he soon went 
 to sleep and slept soundly all night. After using it one 
 hour per day for one week, he could eat anything. His 
 nervousness soon wore away. Is now cutting stomach and 
 eye teeth with perfect comfort, and was never so well be- 
 fore. I consider the Oxydonor the greatest boon to child- 
 hood the world has ever known. 
 
 (MRS.) ROSE H. WINSTEAD. 
 
 DEBILITY. 
 
 813 12th St., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C, June 10, 1893. 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — About two years ago I purchased one of 
 your instruments, Oxydonor ''Victory." I used it 
 principally for Debility following an attack of La 
 Grippe, and was so well pleased with the results that 
 I have not hesitated to recommend it to others similarly 
 or otherwise afflicted. I have found it useful in promot- 
 ing sleep, and know that it has benefited others who 
 were in need of "Nature's sweet restorer." I think you 
 have been successful in producing an instrument which is 
 destined, when its merits become fully known, to relieve 
 much of the suffering of our race. Sincerely yours, 
 
 (REV.) E. DOLLOWAY. 
 
90 Dr. Sanchc's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LATER REPORT, 
 
 Pension Office, Washington, D. C, 
 June 17, 1896. 
 I have used Oxydonor off and on for five years with 
 decided benefit. I first began its use after an attack of 
 La Grippe, which left me in a very weak, debilitated con- 
 dition. I improved rapidly under the influence of Oxy- 
 donor, and was soon well. Very truly, 
 
 (REV.) E. DOLLOWAY. 
 
 GENERAL DEBILITY. 
 
 806 Tenth St., N. W. 
 Washington, D. C., Nov. 20, 1891. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have used your Oxydonor "Victory" faith- 
 fully for five months, and I wish to say it has restored my 
 health and has done marvelous work for me. It imparts 
 vitality, and invigorates me when I am tired in body and 
 mind. My complaint was General Debility, and I was 
 much broken down in health before using "Victory." I 
 have seen it used with the best effects in La Grippe and 
 Sore Throat, and know of a case of paralysis of the vocal 
 cords being cured by the use of "Victory." BESIDES 
 ALL THIS, IT HAS ALMOST COMPLETELY 
 RESTORED THE COLOR OF MY HAIR, WHICH 
 WAS FAST BECOMING GRAY. Nothing could 
 induce me to part with this little instrument. I shall 
 always be glad to tell any one what it has done for me. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 (MRS.) MARY J. SEAMAN, 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 806 Tenth St., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C, June 24, 1896. 
 When I first bought the Oxydonor some years ago I 
 was very much run down, my nervous system was in a 
 dreadful condition, but now I am much better in every 
 way. Different members of my family have also used it 
 and have been greatly benefited. 
 
 Respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) M. J. SEAMAN. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 91 
 
 GENERAL DEBILITY. 
 
 Meadville, Pa., June 23, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — In 1892 I commenced to run down with "Gen- 
 eral Debility." Three of the best doctors of the city said 
 "that nothing on earth would cure me." I was so reduced 
 there was nothing to build on, reduced in weight from 174 
 pounds to 80 pounds, no appetite and greatly constipated, 
 suffered all the time from the top of my head to the ends 
 of my toes. In February, 1896, husband ordered an Oxy- 
 donor, at the time I was so low no one thought I could live 
 but a day or two; the third day after using Oxydonor, was 
 hungry, ate a good meal and have not failed to eat since, 
 gained rapidly, weight 125 pounds, and am doing house- 
 keeping for myself and husband. 
 
 Yours very truly, 
 (MRS.) HENRY ROBINSON. 
 
 GENERAL DEBILITY. 
 
 Haddonfield, N. J., April 9th, 1895. 
 I am delighted with the effect of Oxydonor upon me, 
 causing me to sleep better, improving my appetite and pro- 
 ducing a general toning up of the system. My trouble has 
 been General Debility. Truly yours, 
 
 (MRS.) WALTER WAYNE. 
 
 GENERAL DEBILITY, CONSTIPATION, 
 DYSENTERY. 
 
 Selden, Texas, Nov. 27th, 1895. 
 I had been afflicted with General Debility and Constipa- 
 tion for six or seven years. My general health was run 
 down so I could scarcely do any labor at all during the 
 Spring and Summer, and my bowels seldom ever moved 
 without taking medicine to move them. This was my con- 
 dition when I began using Oxydonor "Victory" about the 
 1st of August, 1895. 
 
 I am now in good health, and my bowels regular. Oxy- 
 donor did it, I have taken no medicine during the time. 
 My wife has been also greatly benefited by its use; 
 and several of our neighbors have been speedily cured of 
 recent cases of Chills and Fevers, Dysentery, etc. 
 I would not part with my instrument. 
 
 (ELD.) R. A. BIGGS. 
 
92 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 . DIZZINESS AND HEADACHE. 
 
 Blue Ridge Springs, Va., Nov. 30, 1896. 
 It is with pleasure that I can add my statement in behalf 
 of Oxydonor "Victory." I have used the one I purchased 
 with satisfaction. For the past two and a half years I 
 have been troubled with Dizziness in my head and Head- 
 ache, after using the Oxydonor but a short time the 
 dizziness left my head, also the headache. It has given me 
 more energy than I have felt for a long time. I have 
 used it on almost all of my family, even my baby but 
 seven months old, with good effect. 
 
 J. W. SYLVIS, 
 Supt., Crozer Iron Co., Upland Mines. 
 
 DYSPEPSIA. 
 
 New York, Feb. 15, 1896. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche: 
 
 My Dear Sir — Permit me to say that after six months' 
 use of your Oxydonor I have been greatly relieved, and 
 almost entirely cured of Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney 
 troubles, from which I had suffered for many years. 
 
 I am persuaded that for most of the ills to which the 
 human body is subject, the Oxydonor is an invaluable 
 remedy. Yours very truly, 
 
 N. A. MERRITT. 
 No. 207 Greene St., New York. 
 No. 316 Halsey St., Newark, N. J. 
 
 DYSPEPSIA. 
 Goldey Wilmington Commercial College, 
 Wilmington, Del., March 14th, 1894. 
 I feel I would do "Victory" an injustice were I not to 
 state that I believe after a year's irregular use it has 
 practically cured me of Dyspepsia of many years' standing. 
 I can state that for five years before beginning the 
 treatment, I rarely took a meal without having to take 
 a powder for my Indigestion, and since beginning the 
 treatment I believe I have not touched a powder. I am 
 rather slow to rush into print, but I must confess that 
 I believe your treatment has brought about the results 
 stated. Fraternally yours, 
 
 H. S. GOLDEY. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 93 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Wilmington, Del., March 29th, 1895. 
 
 After an interval of over a year since writing the above, 
 
 I am able to state that my Dyspepsia has not returned, 
 
 and so far as I can see I am permanently cured. I am 
 
 emphatic in my belief that Oxydonor "Victory" cured me. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 H. S. GOLDEY. 
 
 DYSPEPSIA AND INACTION OF LIVER. 
 
 CITIZEN'S BANK, 
 
 A. L. Tucker, President. 
 
 Wayne, Neb., March 2d, 1895. 
 
 I am well pleased, and feel that "Oxydonor" has greatly 
 benefited me. I am better than I have been for years. I 
 have spent many dollars for medicines in the last few- 
 years. Now I take none of any kind whatever, and rely 
 entirely on the "Oxydonor," and feel that I will ultimately 
 be entirely cured. My trouble was Dyspepsia and Inac- 
 tion of the Liver. Yours truly, 
 
 A. L. TUCKER. 
 
 DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, NEURALGIA. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., December 16, 1892. 
 
 I have used Dr. Sanche's "Victory" in my family for 
 Dyspepsia, Constipation, Fever, Neuralgia and other 
 minor troubles with entire satisfaction. I would not be 
 without this instrument for one thousand dollars. It has 
 already saved me many dollars in doctors' and drug bills, 
 besides much suffering. I heartily recommend it to every 
 family. J. Q BRIDGER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 18, 1896. 
 
 I have used Oxydonor for General Debility, Dyspepsia, 
 Fever, etc., with great effect. On one occasion I had a 
 severe Bilious attack with high fever and intense Head- 
 ache. I put on Oxydonor and went to bed at five o'clock 
 and by eleven all symptoms were gone, but I kept it 
 
94 Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 on until morning, and I never felt better in my life. My 
 little boy had Fever, almost burning up and delirious. I 
 put it on him and in six hours he was well, all fever gone, 
 and he went to play with the other children. 
 Yours very truly, 
 
 J. C. BRIDGER. 
 
 DYSPEPSIA. 
 Mechanicsville, Iowa, Aug. 10, 1896. 
 
 Dear Sir — Having used the Oxydonor and Animator 
 No. 4 in my family, and others of my neighbors and friends 
 for about five months, I feel it a pleasure to testify to 
 their merits. 
 
 My wife for a number of years was troubled with Dys- 
 pepsia and Indigestion with great distress in her stomach, 
 and at times was so bad we had to call the doctor, whose 
 care she was under almost constantly for about two years* 
 but she gained no permanent relief until after using the 
 Oxydonor. Now she has no trouble with her stomach, 
 and she can eat anything any one else can. I have 
 used it in Croup, Cholera Infantum and Cholera Morbus, 
 with the very best satisfaction. l p FILLOON. 
 
 NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA. 
 
 Winthrop, Me., Oct. 24, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I should like to add my report to your list, 
 and I shall be pleased to give any information concern- 
 ing the benefit I have received from the Oxydonor. 
 
 I commenced to use the Oxydonor "Victory" on the 26th 
 day of last June, having suffered a great deal for months 
 with Nervous Dyspepsia and Liver Trouble. Having used 
 it faithfully as directed since that time, I have gained a 
 good deal in weight and now I am better than I have been 
 for some time. Have a good appetite, and well and 
 strong as ever, with the exception of my throat, which 
 has troubled me ever since I had Diphtheria, but it does 
 not trouble me near as much as when I commenced to 
 use Oxydonor "Victory." \y. H. SAVAGE. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 95 
 
 NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA. 
 
 F. M. HARDIN, 
 
 Agent of the Richmond and Danville 
 Railroad Co. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 5, 1894. 
 
 It gives me much pleasure to testify to the great 
 benefits derived from the use of Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor 
 "Victory," purchased ten months ago. I have for several 
 years been a great sufferer from Nervous Dyspepsia and 
 its attendant evils, and began using the Oxydonor with 
 very little faith in its curative power, but after a few days' 
 use I began to improve, and have enjoyed better health 
 for the last ten months than for years, all of which I at- 
 tribute to the use of this little instrument, as I have 
 taken no medicine of any kind. I have also used it with 
 the best results in La Grippe, Colds and Fevers. I 
 would not part with my instrument for many times its 
 cost, if I could not obtain another. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 F. M. HARDIN. 
 
 NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY. 
 
 Mr. W. J. Pollard, a well-known merchant and business 
 man of Augusta, strongly indorses the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory." 
 
 Augusta, Ga., June 4, 1894. 
 
 I feel that it is due you to say that I am well pleased 
 with the Oxydonor "Victory" I purchased from you one 
 year ago. I feel it is a duty I owe to the afflicted of the 
 country to state that I have received far more benefit, 
 from its use than I had any hope for. I was in a very 
 low state of health, suffering from Nervous Dyspepsia 
 and General Debility when I began its use. I am now 
 much relieved, and in better health than I ever expected 
 to be. I confess that at first I could not realize how it 
 was possible for the instrument to do the work proposed, 
 but by its persistent use I began to realize its full benefits 
 to such an extent that I would not be without it under 
 any circumstances. Yours truly, 
 
 W. J. POLLARD. 
 
96 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 Los Angeles, Calif., June 13, 1896. 
 I recommend the Oxydonor as confidently and fully as 
 I did in my letter months ago. It has done me great 
 service. I was afflicted with Nervous Dyspepsia amount- 
 ing to Prostration, and was unfitted for work for months. 
 By the use of the Oxydonor under the directions in the 
 book, I regained my health within a few months. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 W. J. POLLARD. 
 
 DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH. 
 
 Willcox, Ariz., Feb. 8, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — It affords me unqualified pleasure to give my 
 report in behalf of your Oxdyonor "Victory." For twenty- 
 five years I was a sufferer from Derangement of the Stom- 
 ach, which caused me to suffer from "headaches" to such 
 extent as to prostrate me, and at times as often as three 
 days in a week, since my fifteenth year I have been treated 
 by eminent physicians, none of whom gave me more than 
 temporary relief. The acidity of my stomach was such 
 that for a week at a time I have been unable to retain food, 
 the pain being so great as to compel me to eject it. I 
 procured an Oxydonor, and from the first week of its use 
 to the present date, I have had no trouble, and it is now 
 over a year since I used it last. I feel that I am entirely 
 well. You are at liberty to use this statement as suits you, 
 and if one fellow sufferer is benefited, I shall not have 
 written in vain. Yours truly, 
 
 E. A. NICHOLS, 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 Aravaipa, Arizona, March 22, 1895. 
 My confidence in Oxydonor continues unshaken. 
 
 E. A. NICHOLS. 
 
 CHRONIC DYSENTERY, HEMORRHOIDS. 
 Seattle, Wash., Dec. 7, 1895. 
 For the past twenty-five years I have been troubled with 
 Chronic Dysentery, Indigestion and Chronic Constipation, 
 with frequent attacks of Kidney Trouble. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 97 
 
 Two months' use of the Oxydonor has put me in better 
 condition than I have been in all that time. I have been 
 troubled with internal Hemorrhoids for the past twelve 
 years, during which time have had three operations per- 
 formed, and was about to have another operation. I was 
 recommended to use Oxydonor, and I have been grate- 
 fully surprised at the beneficial results. 
 
 From my experience with the Oxydonor, I would not be 
 without one under any consideration. It cannot be too 
 highly praised. (CAPTAIN) JOHN DIXON. 
 
 DROPSY. 
 329 E. 59th St., New York, May 11, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche : 
 
 Dear Sir — I would consider myself guilty of base ingrati- 
 tude if I did not tender you my heartfelt thanks, for by 
 your "genius," I have been rescued from the jaws of death. 
 If any man ever stood at the threshold of the grave, I did. 
 
 Three years ago I had to stop from work, and for those 
 years I suffered indescribable torments. Doctors and 
 friends alike despaired of my recovery. Dropsy had well- 
 nigh vanquished me. I drank a reservoir of medicine, and 
 sw r allowed a truckful of pills, but in vain. At last Provi- 
 dence, through a friend, put Oxydonor "Victory" in my 
 hands, and thanks be to God I am a well man to-day. 
 Last December I began using the instrument, and now I 
 am the healthy man of old; again I can take my tools and 
 earn a living for myself and family. 
 
 To your "genius" I owe my life. Until my dying day, 
 I shall bless Dr. Sanche and Oxydonor "Victory." I am, 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 john McCarthy. 
 
 DROPSY. 
 Ellettsville, Ind., Oct. 7, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — It is with pleasure I give you my experience 
 with your Oxydonor. I began suffering with Dropsy 
 about the 10th of August, 1894. I was treated by the most 
 skillful physicians in the country. All said my case was 
 hopeless. I continued this way until the latter part of 
 
98 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 June, 1895, when I received your Oxydonor; and have used 
 it so successfully that I am now able to do light work, and 
 think in a short time I will be a sound man. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 W. J. DUTTON. 
 
 DROPSY. 
 
 647 E. Capitol St., 
 Washington, D. C., Feb. 29, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I have cured a case of Dropsy with my 
 Oxydonor since I came to this city. 
 
 Very truly, 
 
 J. F. BRUNER, M. D. 
 
 DROPSY AND RHEUMATISM. 
 RELIEF OF A WOMAN 80 YEARS OF AGE. 
 
 63 Flourney St., Chicago, 111., Jan. 26, 1894. 
 
 The Oxydonor "Victory" has become an indispensable 
 part of our household. 
 
 My mother, who has been a sufferer for the last 
 forty years with Rheumatism and Dropsy, which ail- 
 ments were of such a character that her feet swelled to 
 an abnormal size, not having been able to wear a shoe 
 for many years, and affecting her ankles and toe joints 
 so that she was not able to move or bend them. She has 
 been able after a four months' treatment to move her 
 ankles and toes, and the acute pain has almost left her 
 body. Another remarkable thing is that she is now able 
 to walk about the house for quite a while. 
 
 Owing to the irregularity of her bowels, she has, 
 throughout her whole life, been forced to use purgatives 
 to relieve her of this terrible malady, but this also has 
 been cured. 
 
 For cases of this nature we find instant and permanent 
 relief, contrary to medicine which gives only a temporary 
 alleviation, and the reaction of which leaves the body in a 
 worse state than before. 
 
 I might state a number of other things which have been 
 remarkable in her case, but consider the above sufficient 
 to illustrate the marvelous effect it has had on a woman now 
 eighty years old, and who for a great many years has been 
 in a physical condition that life was a burden to her. 
 
Dr. Sanche s Victory Over Disease. 99 
 
 As for me, it has given relief in Biliousness, Nervous- 
 ness, and toned up my debilitated system, and whenever 
 I find myself becoming lethargic, depressed in spirits or 
 generally exhausted, I find relief within twenty-four hours 
 after applying the instrument. In fact, it has done for 
 mother and myself that which doctors have failed to do; 
 and not only that, but it has cost us hundreds of dollars, 
 where now it costs nothing, after having paid for the 
 
 appliance. 
 
 (MRS.) A. P. ANDERSON. 
 
 DROPSY, LOSS OF MEMORY, INSOMNIA. 
 1236 Market St., 
 San Francisco, Calif., Feb. 10, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have used your Oxydonor ''Victory" during 
 the last seventeen months. I kept a record of the time 
 of actual use and of all the symptoms I have experienced. 
 When I started, I was suffering from a variety of ills, such 
 as Catarrh, Bronchitis, Constipation, Insomnia, partial 
 loss of memory and hearing, and Dropsy, all of which 
 were caused by poor circulation and a vitiated condition 
 of the blood from indiscretion and climatic influences. 
 All have disappeared, thus proving your assertion that 
 partial cure is out of the question with your Oxydonor 
 "Victory." By the removal of the one cause of all my 
 ailments, all its effects and manifestions were cured. 
 
 The symptoms predicted in your directions have all 
 been experienced by me in their time. I consider your 
 discovery by far the most important of the age. 
 Respectfully yours, 
 
 E. BARTSCH. 
 
 WORTH $5,000. 
 
 G. F. NIXON. 
 Cable Address, Jigdosh, New York. 
 
 78 Park Place, New York, Dec. 17, 1894. 
 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche, 261 Fifth Ave., N. Y. : 
 
 Dear Sir — Unknown to you I have bought through the 
 late Dr. Wm. Nephew King several of your Oxydonor 
 Victorys. If you were going to give up manufacturing this 
 article, I would not sell you mine for $5,000. Yours truly, 
 
 G. F. NIXON. 
 
100 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 CHRONIC DYSENTERY. 
 
 New York, May 29th, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Since the late Dr. Wm. Nephew King cured 
 my wife of a very severe attack of Croupial Laryngitis 
 with the Oxydonor (6 years ago), I have never been 
 without one or more Oxydonors in my possession, and 
 although you have not heard directly from me recently 
 you have — I know — to thank me for several recent sales. 
 
 I could fill a good-sized volume with the cures I have 
 effected with your Oxydonor, but I will content myself 
 with saying briefly that I have never known it to fail me 
 in cases of colds (however severe), Neuralgia, Nervous- 
 ness and a variety of other things. What will surprise 
 you even, perhaps, is the fact that in curing a friend of 
 Malaria, he was positively cured at the same time (in 3 
 days) of a Chronic (16 years) Dysentery, and since then 
 (about three or four years ago) he has had no return of 
 it, and has gained 20 to 30 pounds in weight. 
 
 Let others be skeptical if they like, all I can say 
 is that whilst he was almost at death's door in India, 
 and never was free from Dysentery for 16 years, he 
 has not had any symptoms of it since I recommended 
 him to apply Oxydonor for Malaria. As for Insomnia, 
 I do not believe it is possible, if the Oxydonor is prompt- 
 ly and properly applied, and I will add that not one of 
 my friends has ever offered me their Oxydonor back 
 again. 
 
 Yours very truly, 
 
 G. F. NIXON. 
 
 CHRONIC DIARRHEA. 
 
 Lebanon, Pa., March 25th, 1895. 
 I take pleasure in saying that I have derived much 
 benefit from the use of the "Oxydonor," especially for 
 Chronic Diarrhea. Truly yours, 
 
 (REV.) S. H. REISNER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Lebanon, Pa., June 19, 1896. 
 I have used the Oxydonor and with good results. I 
 
Dr. Sanchcs Victory Over Disease. 101 
 
 think Cold settled in my bowels and gave me Chronic 
 Diarrhea. I then used Oxydonor and have but little 
 trouble with my bowels. Truly yours, 
 
 (REV.) S. H. REISNER. 
 
 CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CATARRH, IRRITATION 
 OF THE STOMACH, HEADACHE, ETC. 
 
 Owensville, Ind., April 9th, 1895. 
 
 Received an inquiry about my report, as to Oxydonor 
 "Victory." Can still testify to its merits. We have 
 had our "Donor" nine months, and have not spent a 
 cent for medicine in that time. We are a sickly family, 
 or used to be, our doctor bill amounting to $100 a year. 
 
 (MRS.) J. N. HULL. 
 
 (Mrs. Hull reported to Dr. Sanche a few months 
 since, that for years she had been suffering intense- 
 ly with Irritation of the Stomach, Catarrh, Headache, 
 etc., and that she was then feeling well, and her husband 
 cured of Chronic Diarrhea.) 
 
 CHRONIC DIARRHEA. 
 
 Roanoke, Va., Oct. 19th, 1896. 
 
 I have been using the Oxydonor according to directions 
 for three months, and after using it for some three or 
 four days I found great relief. My trouble was Chronic 
 Diarrhea. I had two physicians for eighteen months, 
 who practiced on me, trying to cure me, but they failed 
 completely. 
 
 When I commenced the use of Oxydonor, I quit all 
 medicine, and up to this time I have not taken a drop of 
 medicine; before I was taking it almost every day. All 
 that I can say, is that I find the use of Oxydonor 
 has been a great benefit to me, that I am now improv- 
 ing in health and strength, and my nervous system is 
 getting better. It has also been of great benefit to my 
 wife, who is about sixty years old, and I am seventy-three, 
 so the Oxydonor is a great blessing to the old as well as 
 the young. JACOB MARKS. 
 
102 Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 DISCHARGE FROM EARS. 
 
 Eau Claire, Wis., Jan. 12, 1897. 
 Dear Sir — Oxydonor No. 2 has benefited me many times 
 its cost, and I would not part with it, if it could not be 
 replaced, for any consideration. 
 
 It has stopped the discharge of my ears of two years' 
 standing, after much suffering and expense. It has im- 
 proved my general health, given me new strength, re- 
 lieved me of restlessness at night, so that I can sleep and 
 rest at night better than I have for years. 
 
 I am now using it for Catarrh of long standing, and 
 while I can not say that I expect a cure from this, I can 
 note much improvement since using Dr. Sanche's great 
 discovery, Oxydonor No. 2, which I believe to be one 
 of the greatest blessings to suffering humanity of the age. 
 I have recommended it to many of my personal friends, 
 all of whom claim great benefit from its use. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 JEROME S. GILLETT. 
 
 DIPHTHERITIC SORE THROAT. 
 1221 N. 19th St., Philadelphia, Pa., May 21, 1893. 
 Dear Sir — Oxydonor "Victory" has prevented me from 
 spending a single cent for medicine since I purchased it. 
 It has cured me of a bad case of Diphtheritic Sore Throat, 
 and helped me in stomach trouble, as I have never been 
 helped by any doctor; and has broken up and cured severe 
 and very bad colds in my family, and I firmly believe, if 
 used properly, will cure any curable disease. 
 
 HARRY H. CRAMER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. 
 27 N. Water St., Philadelphia, Pa., June 20, 1896. 
 I purchased an Oxydonor in 1892. I have used it on all 
 my family for every ailment, and a physician has not been 
 in my house but once (and then only to vaccinate) since 
 I have owned an Oxydonor. 
 
 I used it on my oldest son, a boy fifteen years of age, 
 five feet eight inches high and weighing one hundred and 
 eighty pounds, for as bad a case of Inflammatory Rheuma- 
 
Dr. Sane he's Victory Over Disease. 103 
 
 tism as I want to see, and had him on his feet and out in 
 less than ten days, and he was off his feet, unable to move 
 from his waist to his toes. He has never been troubled 
 with Rheumatism since. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 HARRY H. CRAMER. 
 
 QUITE DEAF FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS. 
 
 Bath, N. Y.. March 2, 1896. 
 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I have been the means of selling about six 
 
 Oxydonors for you. I have used one myself about three 
 
 months; have been quite deaf for a number of years, but 
 
 am much better, so that I can hear ordinary conversation. 
 
 Very truly, 
 
 (MISS) H. H. BROWN. 
 
 ERYSIPELAS. 
 
 Dryden, Mich., April 8th, 1896. 
 Dear Dr. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — Having suffered with Erysipelas in my left 
 limb for seven weeks it turned black; doctors pronounced 
 it incurable, was removed to* the house of a friend; the 
 next morning my other limb commenced swelling from 
 my body to the ends of my toes, it seemed as if it would 
 burst open. I was treated three weeks with the Oxydonor 
 and my limb anointed twice a day; I went home cured, 
 thanks to your Oxydonor. 
 
 (MRS.) NAOMA SQUIRES. 
 
 ERYSIPELAS. 
 Harkers Island, N. C, March, 1895. 
 
 It is with pleasure that I give my report in behalf of 
 Oxydonor "Victory." In August, 1894, I was taken with 
 what proved to be acute Erysipelas, grew worse until that 
 night I could not rest. All next day and night it would 
 come out on me almost like flames of fire, until I was 
 nearly crazy. My face was swollen so that I could scarce- 
 ly see. 
 
 After Oxydonor was applied to my ankle at six o'clock 
 the third day, I rested pretty well all night, and had but 
 little more trouble with the burning. It was taken off the 
 
104 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 day following, and in two days more swelling was gone, 
 and I was cured of Erysipelas. 
 
 I say Oxydonor is a wonderful instrument, and I am 
 glad to recommend it to any person suffering. 
 
 (MRS.) ANGELINA WILLIS. 
 
 ERYSIPELAS, NEURALGIA, KIDNEY AND 
 HEART TROUBLE, RHEUMATISM, HEAD- 
 ACHE, CATARRH, FEVERS, ETC. 
 
 Linda, Kansas, April 16th, 1895. 
 I desire to add a wojd of commendation for Oxydonor 
 "Victory" as a duty I think I owe the public in honor of 
 this little wonder in medical science. Two years ago, I 
 was suffering excruciatingly with Erysipelas and Neural- 
 gia in face and eye, combined with chronic troubles, se- 
 vere Heart, Kidney and Rheumatic suffering, until I was 
 reduced to 103 pounds in weight. 
 
 No appetite and not able to secure one hour's sleep in 
 24, and our family physician saying he could do nothing 
 for me. At this critical period, "Victory," which had been 
 ordered some days before, arrived, and was applied at 
 once according to directions, and from the first hour im- 
 provement began and continued, and with frequent use- 
 I now weigh 121, the most in 20 years, good appetite, and 
 have not rested better at night in 28 years, neither felt 
 better as to my general health. Think it right to tell its 
 merits. Mrs. B., using the same "little wonder," was 
 cured of a Nervous Neuralgic Headache of more than 
 five years' standing. Our children have been relieved 
 from various attacks of Fevers, Coughs, Colds, etc., while 
 Catarrhal trouble existing with myself and Mrs. B., has 
 been almost, if not entirely eradicated. Hence I have no 
 hesitancy in recommending the "Oxydonor" to all suf- 
 ferers. Yours in Christian fellowship 
 
 (REV.) N. W. BEAUCHAMP. 
 
 ERYSIPELAS AND HEART TROUBLE. 
 Sevestapool, Door Co., Wis., 
 
 March 7th, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 I used your Oxydonor for pain in my side, near my 
 heart. I could not lie down for weeks, and was advisecj 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 105 
 
 to use your wonderful little instrument. In using it a 
 little less than a week, the pain left my side, and I can 
 sleep all right now. Was also troubled with Erysipelas, 
 and the use of the Oxydonor brought it out, until my 
 body was covered with it completely. I now feel well. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 MARTIN SIMONS. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Sevestapool, Wis., May 10, 1896. 
 
 It is almost three years since I used Oxydonor, but I 
 know it did me lots of good. I used it for severe pain in 
 my side and breast. Yours respectfully, 
 
 MARTIN SIMONS. 
 
 ERYSIPELAS, KIDNEY TROUBLE, 
 INDIGESTION. 
 
 Oxford, Mich., March 30, 1894. 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 Having used your "Victory" now going on three years, 
 I am in better health than I have been for thirty years. 
 I suffered from Rheumatism, Kidney Trouble, Indigestion, 
 and Erysipelas. I have not had a cold since I have used 
 "Victory." It gives me great pleasure to add my testi- 
 mony to the virtues of Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 (MRS.) M. KINGSBURY. 
 
 ERYSIPELAS, NEURALGIA, GRIPPE. 
 
 Guilford Centre, N. Y., March 25, 1895. 
 
 I have used Oxydonor "Victory" for chronic diseases 
 for the past two and a half years, and it has done all that 
 has been claimed for it. Also, my wife has used it for 
 Erysipelas, and IT EFFECTED AN IMMEDIATE 
 CURE. I have used Oxydonor in a general way in my 
 family for Colds, Grippe, Neuralgia, etc. It has been a 
 money saving investment. Yours trulv. 
 
 DANIEL JOHNSON, 
 
106 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 ECZEMA, TYPHOID FEVER, LA GRIPPE. 
 
 Bellefontaine, O., April 6th, 1895. 
 I have just returned home from an evangelistic trip 
 West, where I have spoken every night, with two excep- 
 tions, for three weeks, and some days twice a day, so you 
 may know what the "Oxydonor" did for me. I am need- 
 ing it now, as I am tired and have a cold, but left mine in 
 Indiana for a man to use, who has had Eczema for two 
 years on his head and face, and was so bad that he was 
 near losing his mind; he had only used it seven times when 
 I left, and was nearly well, could sleep and eat as well as 
 ever in his life, and his mind was clear. I do not doubt, 
 he will be entirely cured. I have also stopped Typhoid 
 Fever with mine, and cured my husband of Grippe in two 
 applications, so you see we are not tired of our "Doctor," 
 and propose to continue its use, and recommend it to all. 
 
 E. LOCHHART, 
 Evangelist, M. B. C. Church. 
 
 EPILEPSY. 
 
 27 Dartmouth St., Boston, Mass. 
 Jan. 30, 1895. 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — It is my personal and public duty to pen my 
 testimony of deep gratitude to you. I have been a chronic 
 sufferer of Epilepsy in its worst form, a case which the 
 doctors could NOT cure; but, after treatment with your 
 Oxydonor "Victory," and close attention to your direc- 
 tions, I am ENTIRELY cured of Epilepsy, and Nervous 
 Debility." 
 
 I consider your Oxydonor a thoroughly effective and 
 scientific instrument, and with reasonable trial, an imme- 
 diate relief in great suffering, and subsequent cure. You 
 can make use of my name; no inducement could prompt 
 me to part with my "Victory," if I could not buy another. 
 
 Yours very sincerely, 
 HERBERT EDWARDS. 
 
 EPILEPSY, FEMALE DISEASES. 
 
 411 First Ave., N. W., Roanoke, Va., 
 
 Dec. 18, 1896. 
 I believe that Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory" is one 
 of the best gifts of God to woman. From the time she 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 107 
 
 first enters upon the trials of girlhood, to the time when 
 the change of life brings its catalogue of woes, the 
 Oxydonor offers her its secret, yet potent powers. 
 
 A girl at the age of thirteen, from some cause, was 
 afflicted with Amenorrhea (retention of the menstrual 
 discharge), which brought on Nervousness and Constipa- 
 tion, and developed into Epilepsy. All the suffering these 
 conditions could bring into a life, she had to endure, ex- 
 tending through a period of five years. She finally 
 reached that condition in which she would have from 
 four Epileptic fits per week to as many as sixteen per 
 day. At the time the Oxydonor was first applied, her 
 mind was very much deranged, and it took four persons 
 to hold her in bed. I applied the Oxydonor under strong 
 force and succeeded in quieting her in five hours, and 
 she slept four and a half hours the first night, the second 
 night nine hours, and in the course of ten days she was 
 restored to her right mind and entirely relieved of Con- 
 stipation. I have been treating her about three months 
 and all unfavorable symptoms have disappeared, except 
 an occasional Epileptic fit, and these grow less severe. She 
 has gained twenty pounds in weight. She has not taken 
 one drop of medicine since using Oxydonor. 
 
 I know also of cases where ladies suffering with 
 Leucorrhea of long standing have been greatly benefited 
 by the Oxydonor. Ladies in a state of pregnancy have 
 used it for Morning Sickness and Constipation and have 
 been greatly benefited. 
 
 I write this plainly so the female sex may know what a 
 great boon they will find in Oxydonor. 
 
 Dear friends, let our motto be "An Oxydonor in every 
 home;" then the winter's blast may come and bring their 
 attendant Fevers, Colds and Pneumonia, but in our homes 
 will be health restored and domestic felicity. 
 Very truly, 
 (REV.) J. A. BRUMBAUGH. 
 
 EPILEPSY. 
 
 Killeen, Texas, Dec. ist, 1895. 
 
 This is to certify that I have been using the Oxydonor 
 
 "Victory" about fifteen months with satisfactory results, 
 
 on a daughter sorely afflicted with Epilepsy, and I can say 
 
 it has been a great advantage to her. We have also used 
 
108 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 it in other diseases, to wit: Slow Fever, Colic and Colds, 
 and it has given full satisfaction. 
 Would recommend it to the afflicted. 
 
 (ELD.) W. Y. NORMAN. 
 
 EPILEPSY. 
 
 Oakesdale, Wash., Nov. 2, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I bought one of your Oxydonors in 1895, 
 which has since cured my wife of Epilepsy of fifteen years' 
 standing; it is the most wonderful thing ever invented. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 H. BURMASTER. 
 
 EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS. 
 
 Southport, Ind., April 3, 1894. 
 I have used Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory" on my 
 three-year-old boy for Epilepsy and Paralysis with very 
 beneficial results. When I commenced to use this instru- 
 ment last October, he could not see and had not noticed 
 anything, nor smiled since he was three and a half months 
 old. Now the spasms are only slight, he can see and 
 knows us all, and laughs and plays. 
 
 (MRS.) J. B. GREEN. 
 
 EARACHE AND FEVER. 
 Fenton, Genesee Co., Mich., March 11, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Our little daughter, Blanche, came home from 
 school with earache and a raging fever. We placed her in 
 bed and applied the Oxydonor with disk to ankle and 
 vocor in water 35 Fahr., and in just eighty minutes she was 
 free from earache and sleeping sweetly, fever all gone, and 
 she in a moist perspiration. 
 
 Money could not buy our little doctor, if we could not 
 get another. I hope that the time will soon come when the 
 people will understand that the human stomach was never 
 intended for medicine. 
 
 Wishing you long life that you may be partly repaid for 
 your blessing to the human family. I am, yours, 
 
 A. E. HARRINGTON. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 109 
 
 EARACHE AND MEMBRANOUS CROUP. 
 
 Denver, Colo., Feb. 3, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I have used the Oxydonor in my family four 
 years, having during that time had no occasion to call on 
 a physician, or to use a single drop of medicine or drugs 
 of any kind. My family have because of its constant use 
 been free from any serious form of acute disease, and the 
 children have contracted none of the prevailing com- 
 plaints such as Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, Measles, etc., 
 which have prevailed here in epidemic form. This I at- 
 tribute to the fact, that the Oxydonor, when properly ap- 
 plied, checks every form of acute disease in its incipiency, 
 and practically renders the household free from disease in 
 all its forms, thus banishing disease from the house. This 
 has been my experience, and I therefore earnestly recom- 
 mend it to all households as a great and constant blessing 
 in protecting them from the ravages of disease, especially 
 in the case of children, and as a most economical and ef- 
 fective means of keeping our houses in a state of health. 
 
 I may say in illustration of the above, that one of my 
 boys was relieved of an excruciating attack of Earache and 
 cured in less than thirty minutes; a painful attack of Rheu- 
 matism in the knee joint was relieved in less than twenty 
 minutes; an attack of Membraneous Croup in a like period 
 of time, other cases while not giving such prompt relief 
 have yielded in time. It is my opinion also that children 
 of weak constitutions are greatly helped by the occasional 
 use of the Oxydonor. 
 
 Yours truly and gratefully, 
 
 (REV.) R. DE CHARMS. 
 
 ENTERITIS. 
 Westchester, N. Y., April 21, 1892. 
 
 My knowledge and experience with Oxydonor "Victory" 
 extends over a period of nearly two years (since July, 
 1890). Have known it used in the treatment of Fevers, 
 La Grippe, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Diphtheria, Insomnia, 
 Inflammation of the Bowels, Nervous Prostration, all with 
 marked success. In acute pain I have applied it under a 
 block of ice, and found prompt relief. 
 
 In a severe case of Enteritis the patient was cured in 
 forty-eight hours. I heartily recommend the Oxydonor 
 "Victory," and would not be without one. 
 
 mrs. sophie McClelland. 
 
110 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 Westchester, N. Y., June 18, 1896. 
 All I have stated about the instrument in the above 
 letter is true. 
 
 I can only say that the patient must sleep alone, and 
 follow directions. 
 
 I have two Oxydonors in my family and for Acute In- 
 flammation, Colds, Sore Throat or Malaria, we apply the 
 Oxydonor with good results. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 sophie McClelland. 
 
 FEVER. 
 
 Owensburg, Ind., Oct. 10, 1895. 
 I broke a spell of Fever on my wife in a short time. 
 She was taken last Friday, the fourth, applied the Oxy- 
 donor Saturday morning. She was in bed all day, burn- 
 ing hot fever, aching all over, sharp pains through her 
 side and chest. She used "Victory" until Sunday morn- 
 ing, and got up feeling quite different. She has been up 
 ever since. 
 
 My health is gradually improving, and I believe that it 
 will bring me up to the top notch. I feel like shouting 
 Oxydonor "Victory" ten hours a day. 
 
 M. G. MITCHELL. 
 
 FEVER AND CRAMP. 
 
 Roanoke, Va., Oct. 12th, 1896. 
 I bought an Oxydonor "Victory" in July, 1896, and have 
 used it in my family ever since with much satisfaction and 
 comfort. My daughter, Anna, was taken with Fever, brought 
 on by getting wet and the sudden stoppage of the 
 menstrual flow, from which she was dangerously ill. I ap- 
 plied the Oxydonor at strong force; after the first eight 
 hours the Fever left her and did not return, otherwise she 
 did not seem to be any better for four or five days, but I 
 continued the use of the Oxydonor and in one week she 
 was much better and able to be up. I kept on using 
 Oxydonor and she continued to improve so much that in 
 a few days she had regained her full health and in one 
 month she weighed more than she had ever done before. 
 (She did not take any medicine.) 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. Ill 
 
 My wife was taken with Cramp, and completely relieved 
 by the use of Oxydonor in four hours. My sister-in-law, 
 Mrs. Bender, had been a sufferer from numbness of 
 one side and limb for nine years. She was taken with Sick 
 Headache and I loaned her my Oxydonor. She applied 
 it and was relieved of the headache, and to her joy the 
 numbness in her side and limb was gone. 
 
 W. C. NYCUM. 
 
 FEVERS AND COLDS. 
 
 MR. GEO. P. JLOWRY, President of the Lowry Hardware 
 Company, believes the Oxydonor " Victory " is all that is 
 claimed for it. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 5, 1894. 
 I have owned one of your Oxydonors about two years, 
 and have found it very valuable; especially in breaking up 
 Fevers and Colds. I bought this instrument to please one 
 of my children, who was sick at the time, and not because 
 I had a particle of faith in it, but after using it in several 
 cases of sickness in my family I am compelled to admit 
 that I believe it is all you claim for it. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 GEORGE P. LOWRY. 
 
 FEVER. 
 
 June 29, 1894. 
 To Whom it May Concern: 
 
 I hereby certify that my little girl was sick several days 
 with fever, and that Mr. A. Beck applied "Victory" to her 
 for one hour and a quarter, which broke the fever, and 
 the child was up and well in a few hours. 
 
 JACOB HAAS. 
 
 AFRICAN' FEVER. 
 
 Oxford, Mich., Feb. 22, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — In November, 1892, myself and family arrived 
 home in great need of rest and recuperation after five years 
 of missionary labor at Inhambane, S. E. Africa. Mrs Ben- 
 nett was afflicted with Enlarged Spleen and General De- 
 bility, A friend persuaded us to buy an Oxydonor "Vic- 
 
112 Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 tory" in March, 1893. During March and April of that 
 year, I had several attacks of "African Fever," one of 
 which was very severe, beginning with a heavy chill for one 
 and a half hours, followed by fever with temperature at 
 104 degrees. Oxydonor "Victory" was applied with great 
 misgiving at beginning of chill, resulting in moisture of 
 skin in two and a half hours, and normal temperature in 
 fifteen hours. I was able to be out the next day. 
 
 In December, 1893, my son Fred, aged twelve, had the 
 Grippe, and was successfully treated by the Oxydonor 
 "Victory." In August, 1894, he fell from a loft in the barn, 
 twelve feet, striking on the side of his head, and was un- 
 conscious for an hour with fever as a result. "Victory" 
 won the victory in this case also. Mrs. Bennett's serious 
 symptoms have disappeared and her health has improved 
 wonderfully, to the degree that we contemplate an early 
 return to our field of labor, where we hope to further 
 test the. curative power of Oxydonor "Victory." With the 
 utmost confidence that unvarying success follows the 
 timely use of this instrument, happy in our experience of 
 its benefits, we take pleasure in reporting the same to you 
 without solicitation, and freely give you permission to use 
 all or part of the above, as you may deem best. 
 
 Respectfully yours, 
 (REV.) J. D. BENNETT. 
 
 LUNG FEVER. 
 
 Cortland, W. Va., April 10, 1895. 
 I consented to use Oxydonor "Victory" for a serious 
 attack of Lung Fever, after having tried medical skill with 
 no benefit. After it had been applied twenty minutes, I be- 
 gan to feel relief, and in four or five days that terrible 
 cough had left me, and I was feeling nearly as well as 
 usual. I am truly grateful for such a means of cure and 
 cannot recommend it too highly. 
 
 JOHN CHEDESTER. 
 
 LUNG FEVER, MALARIA, INSOMNIA. 
 516 West 143d Street, New York, May 16, 1897. 
 My little girl took a severe cold, which developed 
 rapidly into Lung Fever, threatening hourly to have fatal 
 
ANIMARIUM, 61 FIFTH STREET, DETROIT. 
 Northwest Corner of Surgeon's Back Office. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. i\% 
 
 termination. In sheer desperation I applied an Oxydonor 
 "Victory," loaned by a friend who was an enthusiast in 
 regard to it. My doubts and fears were scattered within 
 twenty-four hours, when my little one was given back to 
 me — from the very jaws of death, it seemed. 
 
 The success of the instrument in her case induced me to 
 try it for my own Nervousness and Sleeplessness, and for 
 the Malaria, which had been in my system for several 
 years, and which no "doctoring" had relieved. Within a 
 week I could sleep all night, eat three meals a day, and 
 once more enjoy life. All the lassitude and heaviness and 
 pain were gone. An occasional treatment keeps me in 
 complete trim. The Oxydonor is my best family friend. 
 I would not want to be without it. Yours very truly, 
 
 (MRS.) EVELYN CABLE. 
 
 i 
 
 BONE FRACTURE. 
 
 Sturgeon Bay, Wis., July 27, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — Some ten years ago while out on my profes- 
 sional visits the horse became unmanageable and threw me 
 out, causing a Bone Fracture on my left leg, at times 
 very painful, and very much swollen, with deep inflamma- 
 tion. One year ago last July 27, I was advised by the 
 physicians here to go where I could receive help, as they 
 knew that nothing less than an amputation could save 
 my life, and many doubted at my time of life (age 63) of 
 any success. I shall never forget when a physician said, 
 "Mrs. Mann, there is not the slightest chance of a re- 
 covery from such a swollen limb as this." My ankle was 
 nineteen inches around, could not wear a shoe for a long 
 time, and could not bear any weight on my foot; was 
 advised by a friend to try Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory." After using it just fifteen nights and a few times 
 in the day the discharge had all stopped, and the ulcer 
 which was about five inches long and four wide had healed. 
 
 And after the two weeks I took in the fair for four weeks 
 and have never had the least trouble with it since. I am 
 as well as I was thirty years ago. If there is the least 
 doubt of my statement, write me, I will give any of my 
 friends' addresses. Respectfully, 
 
 MRS. JAS. R. MANN. 
 
114 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 FEMALE COMPLAINTS. 
 
 Allentown, N. Y., March 12th, 1895. 
 
 I will send in my testimony in praise of Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory." I have been a sufferer for eight years with Female 
 Weakness. I have had Falling of the Uterus, Inflamma- 
 tion, Ulceration, and enlargement; have also had consider- 
 able trouble with my kidneys and bladder. I have doc- 
 tored with eight different doctors, and taken medicine all 
 the time, but would only get temporary relief; was unable 
 to do very much work, being part of the time in bed. 
 Last November I got an "Oxydonor." I am now able to 
 attend to my housework, and go out whenever I want to. 
 Haven't any pain, and am gaining every day. I couldn't 
 be persuaded to give my "Oxydonor" up at any price, if I 
 could not get another. I will gladly answer any letters of 
 inquiry about what it has done for me. 
 
 Respectfully yours, 
 
 (MRS.) R. L. HOBBS. 
 
 FEMALE TROUBLE, INDIGESTION, "RHEUMA- 
 TISM, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, LIVER 
 AND KIDNEY TROUBLE. 
 
 Wellsville, N. Y., March 12th, 1895. 
 
 I have been a sufferer for six years with Chronic Con- 
 gestion of the left ovary, and had Stomach Trouble so I 
 could scarcely eat anything; had Liver and Kidney 
 Trouble, Rheumatism, and finally Nervous Prostration. 
 Have doctored with all of our home physicians and two 
 specialists. Nothing seemed to help, only temporary. ' I 
 commenced using the "Oxydonor" last August, and have 
 eaten anything I wanted after the first night of using the 
 "Oxydonor," and am able to do my own work, and am 
 gaining very fast. Nervousness entirely cured, also Liver 
 Trouble and Rheumatism. I would not give up my 
 "Oxydonor," if I could not get another, for the wealth of 
 the land. 
 
 You are welcome to use this letter as you may desire. 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) R. E. HARDER. 
 
Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 115 
 
 FEMALE COMPLAINT. 
 230 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., Nov. 21, 1891. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I feel it my duty and a pleasure to inform you 
 of the benefits myself and family have derived from the 
 use of your Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 1 would not part with it for TWENTY-FIVE 
 THOUSAND DOLLARS if I could not obtain another. 
 I know of many who have derived great benefit from the 
 use of this truly wonderful health restoring device. 
 Very sincerely yours, 
 
 (DR.) M. V. B. SAUNDERS. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Detroit, Mich., June 12, 1896. 
 
 The Oxydonor broke up a very severe attack of the 
 Grippe for me, and cured me in one night. It cured my 
 wife of Constipation and severe periodical Headaches. I 
 consider the Oxydonor an almost infallible remedy for 
 Colds, Fevers, Constipation, Iregularities in Females, In- 
 ternal Congestion, etc. Very respectfully, 
 
 (DR.) M. V. B. SAUNDERS. 
 
 FEMALE COMPLAINT, INSOMNIA, DIPH- 
 THERIA, SCARLET FEVER. 
 208 West 43d St., New York City, June 3, 1897. 
 Dear Dr. Sanche: 
 
 I heartily endorse all I said some five years ago upon 
 the merits of the Oxydonor. 
 
 I have used it in several cases of Hemorrhage with sat- 
 isfactory results and believe for Nervous affections it has 
 marvelous effects. 
 
 I have also found it of infinite value in Diphtheria, Scar- 
 let Fever, Insomnia and other diseases. 
 
 Its intelligent use would do much for humanity, and all 
 professional men and women should investigate its claims, 
 and give it an impartial trial. Fraternally yours, 
 
 ELLA A. JENNINGS, M. D. 
 
116 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 FEMALE COMPLAINT. 
 
 Juliaetta, Idaho, Dec. 3d, 1895. 
 
 Having seen what Oxydonor "Victory" did for others, 
 I finally purchased one, took it home with me to see 
 whether or not it would be of any benefit to my wife, who 
 has had, for a number of years, very poor health. She 
 has suffered continually from numerous chronic diseases 
 peculiar to women, and I am happy to say that she looks 
 better, feels better and is better than she has been for 
 years, or any time since I have known her. We have also 
 used it on our children for numerous ailments, and espec- 
 ially CROUP, and have been successful in every instance. 
 
 I would not do without an Oxydonor in my family for 
 One Thousand times the cost of it. Yours very truly, 
 
 A. KUNKLE. 
 
 FEMALE COMPLAINT. 
 
 861 Western Ave., Toledo, O., April 17th, 1895. 
 
 After having thoroughly tested your Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory" I desire to offer my testimony in behalf of the won- 
 derful little instrument. I first used it for La Grippe, 
 which it arrested in a few hours and permanently cured in a 
 few days. It was also used by my daughter for Suppress- 
 ed Menstruation — resulting from a fall. The cure in this 
 case, was miraculous, as her sufferings were beyond descrip- 
 tion. It was also used by our minister for his little child, 
 two years old, who was very low with fever, and no one 
 thought it could live. I have also seen it used in several 
 other cases with success, and I have great confidence in it. 
 I do not make this statement in the interest of any one in- 
 terested in the sale of this instrument, but because I be- 
 lieve it to be my Christian duty to publicly commend it to 
 all suffering humanity. I will gladly answer any inquiries 
 in regard to my experiences with it. 
 
 C. W. BALLERT. 
 
 WOMB TROUBLE. 
 
 Sandusky, O., 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I should like to say an earnest word to all 
 the ladies, those who suffer like I did from Womb trouble 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 117 
 
 (and dislike to consult a doctor). I was relieved when I 
 realized how much the Oxydonor was doing for me, and 
 now, after about four months' use I am entirely cured of 
 Falling of the Womb of long standing, and am doing all 
 of my housework this Winter. Last Summer for three 
 months we were obliged to board. 
 
 I am independent of Doctors with the Oxydonor in the 
 house. Very respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) BERTHA HARTWELL. 
 
 CHANGE OF LIFE. 
 
 Galva, 111., July i, 1895. 
 
 I gratefully give trjis public approbation to Dr. Sanche's 
 Oxydonor "Victory" unsolicited. 
 
 My wife has been a sufferer for four years from the com- 
 plications arising from, or through, the Change of Life, 
 and we have almost beggared ourselves to meet payments 
 for medical attendance; such attendance being productive 
 of no help whatever. She heard of the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory," and wrote me, asking me to purchase one. I was 
 amazed at her seeming credulity, for we had purchased all 
 sorts of electrical appliances, and in despair at their worth- 
 lessness, had thrown them out in the rubbish. However, 
 I purchased one, with the mental reservation, "Another 
 $25.00 thrown away," and sent it to her. In one month she 
 came to my California station, in perfect health, and has 
 maintained such health ever since, by the occasional use of 
 the Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 Comment seems almost sacrilegious in the presence of 
 such blessing. Those who know me best, will know that 
 nothing but a lively sense of gratitude for blessings re- 
 ceived, could win me to publicly praise this instrument. 
 Four families in my present congregation, are arising to 
 call Dr. Sanche "Blessed" for phenomenal cures in their 
 homes. WM. HENRY WHELAN, 
 
 Pastor First Baptist Church, Galva, 111. 
 
 SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION. 
 
 Portsmouth, N. C, Aug. 28, 1895. 
 The Oxydonor purchased two months ago has, we 
 think, worked wonders in my wife's case, at least it has 
 
118 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 far exceeded our most hopeful expectations. Her trouble 
 was Suppressed and Painful Menstruation, which seriously 
 affected her heart so that she could bear no excitement at 
 any time without serious results, and now she is well. 
 
 GEORGE M. HARDY. 
 
 BLOOD POISON. 
 538 Natorna St., San Francisco, Cal., Sept. 15, 1891. 
 To My Suffering Sisters: 
 
 I wish to say that after years of sickness and intense 
 suffering, I have been completely cured by "Victory" 
 treatment. • 
 
 For the past ten years, I have taken bottle after bottle 
 •of medicine without experiencing any relief; but lately on 
 the advice of my physician, I stopped all drugs, and com- 
 menced "Victory" treatment. I now feel like another per- 
 son, being without pain, full of life, and. as my friends say, 
 look younger than I did ten years ago. 
 
 I will always be willing to answer all inquiries regarding 
 my sickness and cure. 
 
 (MRS.) ELLA A. NELSON. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 San Francisco, Cal., June 23, 1896. 
 
 It is now five years since I was cured by the Oxydonor. 
 I continued the treatment oyer a year off and on. I was 
 cured of a complication of diseases occasioned by Blood 
 Poison. Respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) ELLA O. NELSON (Douglas). 
 
 GASTRIC FEVER. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 14, 1893. 
 
 Dear Sirs — It is my duty to you and the public, to tell 
 what Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory" has done for me. 
 About a year ago I was taken sick with Gastric Fever, and 
 took the usual medical remedies prescribed by myself and 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 119 
 
 other physicians, but constantly grew worse. After three 
 weeks my stomach was in such a condition I could not re- 
 tain any food and I was very weak and despondent. In 
 fact, my life was despaired of both by myself and family. 
 At this time by request of my son, I consented to try the 
 Oxydonor "Victory" treatment. In less than twenty-four 
 hours after the instrument was applied, my fever was 
 broken. 
 
 W. S. LUMPKIN, M. D. 
 
 GASTRIC INTESTINAL CATARRH. 
 
 Monticello, Ga., June 15, 1893. 
 
 It gives me pleasure to add my testimony to the almost 
 miraculous curative powers possessed by Dr. Sanche's 
 Oxydonor "Victory." My little girl, two years old, is a 
 living memorial of its virtue, she having recently recov- 
 ered, through its agency, from a very severe form of Gas- 
 tric Intestinal Catarrh, with serious Brain Congestion. 
 
 Regardless of the lastest improved and most scientific 
 medical treatment that could be had, she grew gradually 
 worse, and not until her case seemed perfectly desperate, 
 and we had almost abandoned all hope of her recovery, did 
 I consent, at the earnest solicitation of my wife, for 
 Oxydonor "Victory" to be applied. 
 
 Symptoms of improvement soon became manifest, and" 
 she has made a most happy recovery. Her rescue from 
 the very jaws of death I attribute solely to Dr. Sanche's 
 Oxydonor "Victory." Very respectfully, 
 
 R. L. FURSE, M. D. 
 
 GALL STONES, LIVER AND KIDNEY TROUBLE, 
 CONSTIPATION, LA GRIPPE, ETC. 
 
 Mainsburg, Pa., March 226., 1895. 
 In May, 1893, I was taken with a severe pain in my 
 side, in the region of the gall ducts, and extending into 
 my stomach. The pain was very bad, and the doctor said I 
 had Gall Stones. My liver and kidneys were also affected. 
 After doctoring several weeks, I became somewhat better. 
 In September I was again taken worse than ever. We then 
 applied the Oxydonor ''Victory," and in less than two 
 hours I was easy and went to sleep, and as I dozed off my 
 
120 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 last words were: "If the pain should stop, I should be 
 scared." This was about the last of the pain, and in three 
 days I can truthfully say I felt like an entirely different 
 person. I continued to use the "Oxydonor" according to 
 directions, and have never had any return of the trouble 
 since. It also cured the trouble with my kidneys. I had 
 suffered a long time with obstinate Constipation before 
 using the instrument, and it has entirely cured me of that. 
 It cured me of La Grippe in a few days, and I have also 
 used it for other diseases with success. I would not be 
 without it in the house. 
 
 (MRS.) H. A. SCOUTEN. 
 
 GALL STONE. 
 
 Dayton, O., April 18th, 1895. 
 I cheerfully give my report in favor of Oxydonor 
 "Victory." I have used it for one year for Gall Stone, and 
 have been greatly benefited by it, and feel sure I can be 
 entirely cured by using Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 (MRS.) ROBERT HULTGREN. 
 
 GALL STONE. 
 
 Port Jefferson, Ohio, Feb. 5, 1894. 
 
 I take great pleasure in acknowledging my gratitude to 
 Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor for my remarkable restoration to 
 health. In November, 1890, I was taken with that dread- 
 ful disease, Gall Stone. Intense suffering attended the 
 paroxysms that frequently came on. For a long time I 
 had chills every day, was constantly troubled with indi- 
 gestion, and the disease had wrought so great a change 
 in my appearance that my friends could not have recog- 
 nized me. I treated with good physicians but never re- 
 ceived any permanent benefit, and gradually grew worse. 
 
 Three days before I applied Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor 
 "Victory," I had a sinking chill, from which my friends 
 did not expect me to recover. I began using the Oxy- 
 donor on June 1, 1893, although the paroxysms continued 
 until the whole system and blood was purified, after which 
 the cure was rapid. My complexion became clear, and I 
 gained .in flesh and strength so that by November I was 
 able to take a trip of several hundred miles. I give the 
 
Dr. S anclic s Victory Over Disease. 121 
 
 details of my case, thinking some one with the same afflic- 
 tion may be induced to try Dr. Sanche's wonderful instru- 
 ment, and I do not want them to get discouraged if they 
 do not get immediate relief. 
 
 IF YOU CONTINUE THE USE THE CURE WILL 
 SURELY COME. 
 
 I cannot say enough in praise of the Oxydonor. I am 
 pleased to answer all inquiries relating to my cure at any 
 time. I consider Dr. Sanche the greatest discoverer of the 
 age. Hoping he may have unbounded success. 
 
 (MRS.) MARY E. McDOWELL. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 Port Jefferson, O., March 24th, 1895. 
 
 You can add to my report that I am well and hearty and 
 I am fleshier than I ever was. I have not taken one drop 
 of medicine since the first day I used the "Oxydonor." I 
 am so proud of my "Oxydonor" I would not be without 
 the little "Doctor" for any money. 
 
 (MRS.) MARY E. McDOWELL. 
 
 GOITRE. 
 
 Abbeyville, Ala., Jan. 5, 1897. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — It is with pleasure that I write concerning the 
 Oxydonor. I have been using it since January, 1896, and 
 it has been my family physician. It has cured one case of 
 Rheumatism, Goitre, Fever, La Grippe, and numbers of 
 affections such as Headaches and Female Trouble in from 
 two to eighteen hours. I would not take $1,000 for it if 
 I could not get another. I believe it to be all you claim 
 for it. 
 
 Trusting that God will prosper your labor, I remain, 
 
 Very respectfully, 
 
 W. H. McCOY, 
 
122 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 GOITRE, HEART TROUBLE. 
 
 Mullin, Texas, Oct. 14th, 1895. 
 
 This is to certify that I have used Dr. Sanche's Oxy- 
 donor "Victory" six weeks for Goitre; my general 
 health had gone down; suffered with a burning on 
 the top of my head; cold feet and hands; had fever more 
 or less every day. I tried different kinds of medicines with 
 no good effect, and can now say that I am relieved of all 
 my troubles except the Goitre, and I can say that is 
 greatly improved. 
 
 My husband has used it for Heart Trouble one week, 
 and is greatly improved. 
 
 I can cheerfully recommend Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor 
 "Victory" to suffering humanity, and would take pleasure 
 in answering any letters concerning it. 
 Respectfully, 
 (MRS.) E. J. SANDERS. 
 
 GRANULATED SORE EYES. 
 
 513 Apple St., Peoria, 111., June 15, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — The instrument has come to hand all right, 
 and I hope that it will give as good satisfaction as the 
 Oxydonor I bought of you last September. I must say I 
 feel very thankful for it, as I have already received a great 
 deal more benefit from it than I expected, notwith- 
 standing the great number of reports I had read of cures. 
 
 When I first secured the Oxydonor, I had been suffer- 
 ing from what is called "Granulated Sore Eyes" nearly 
 eighteen months, and had tried a number of salves and eye 
 doctors, and sometimes experienced relief for a short time 
 and then worse after it, until I began to fear that my eyes 
 were likely to be a source of trouble and suffering the bal- 
 ance of my life. I have been told since, one optician said 
 he was afraid that I would be blind; and if I had not re- 
 ceived relief as I did it might have been so; am afraid it 
 would; but I applied the Oxydonor right away, and thanks 
 be to God that he gave me the "Victory" by its use. 
 After applying it the first night I felt relief, and in one 
 week, by applying every night on going to bed, felt com- 
 pletely cured, and they keep well, 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 123 
 
 Have also used it for Fever, Ague and Rheumatic Pains 
 with equally good effect. I can not tell what money would 
 buy it, unless I was sure I could get another, and I am 
 78 years old and hope that I will not have to change doc- 
 tors while I live. And one great benefit is that when we go 
 on a visit or on business at any time or anywhere, we can 
 just take it along, and depend upon a cure, as it is no 
 longer an experiment with us, but a sure thing, so we 
 consider that we have the best doctor that we ever had and 
 would not exchange it for another. I could say more but 
 think it unnecessary. Any one can ask and I will be glad to 
 tell them, or if they will write and send an envelope 
 already stamped, just as I did before purchasing an Oxy- 
 donor, I will answer it. Yours with respect, 
 
 JOSEPH COX, 
 
 HEART TROUBLE, CHRONIC CATARRH, 
 CONSTIPATION. 
 
 Juliaetta, Idaho, Aug. 21st, 1895. 
 
 It is with great pleasure that I add my testimony to the 
 almost miraculous curative powers of Dr. Sanche's Oxy- 
 donor ''Victory." 
 
 My mother-in-law, 70 years old, is a living memorial 
 of its virtues. She was seriously afflicted with Heart 
 Trouble and Chronic Constipation. Last January she had 
 paralysis in the right hand, and from that time 
 she has been under the treatment of the best physi- 
 cians of the country, until about one month ago, she could 
 take medicine no longer, and the doctors gave her up. I 
 then purchased the little "wonder," and applied as directed. 
 After one week's use, she was greatly benefited, and to the 
 astonishment of every one, she is able to be up most of 
 the day and walk about, and has an appetite like one who 
 has been seasick. 
 
 The same instrument has affected a remarkable relief in 
 a case of Chronic Catarrh, with which I have long been 
 troubled. 
 
 My best wish for suffering humanity is that every one 
 may get the benefit of Dr. Sanche's discovery, which I 
 consider the greatest of the age. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 RUPERT SCHUFFER, 
 
124 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 HEART TROUBLE AND INSOMNIA. 
 
 218 Eleventh St., Toledo, O., Mar. 21, 1895. 
 
 For 10 years prior to the day I first used the Oxydonor 
 "Victory," in 1895, I suffered as few can and exist. My 
 left side was void of circulation, which caused a fluttering 
 of the heart day and night. I was unable to sleep more 
 than 10 minutes at a time unless I sat up in bed. I con- 
 sulted many doctors and took pills, powders and other 
 medicines, and was still on the decline. I used the Oxy- 
 donor "Victory" eight weeks and was able to walk five 
 miles, eat three square meals a day and sleep ten hours, 
 and to-day I feel 25 years younger. I do not like to seem 
 more grateful for being rescued from the jaws of death 
 than others, but if I could only convey to suffering human- 
 ity my enthusiasm over the results of your marvelous 
 method of producing a diaductive cure of disease with 
 Oxydonor "Victory" my testimony alone would reward 
 you for the great invention. \\r R TAPPAN. 
 
 HEART TROUBLE AND RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Middleboro, Mass., Dec. 1, 1896. 
 This certifies that I have used the Oxydonor "Victory" 
 on my son for Rheumatism and Heart Trouble, after trying 
 a number of the best physicians; all agreed that his Heart 
 Trouble could not be cured. While under their treat- 
 ment the gain on the Rheumatism was very slow; after 
 using the Oxydonor one week I saw a decided improve- 
 ment, and in six months he was free from Rheumatism and 
 Heart Trouble, and to-day is better than ever before, at- 
 tends school regularly. I believe him to be free from any 
 disease, and from what I know and from what I have 
 learned from others, I believe it to be a most wonderful 
 method of curing diseases. 
 
 (By order of) F. H. BALDWIN. 
 
 HEART TROUBLE, CATARRH, TYPHOID FEVER. 
 Elmhurst, _Cal., Jan. 31, 1894. 
 I take great pleasure in offering to the public, my report 
 in favor of Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory" for the 
 Cure of Disease. Have used the same in my family 
 and with my friends for the past year, for Grippe, Pneu- 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 125 
 
 monia, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Menstrual Irregularities, In- 
 somnia, Mumps, Typhoid Fever, Malaria, Heart Trouble, 
 and FIND IN ALL CASES THAT IT GIVES 
 INSTANT AND LASTING RELIEF. In fact, I would 
 not be without "Victory" for any amount of money. 
 
 H. L. JOHNSON. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Dimond, Cal., March 24, 1895. 
 I use "Victory" for anything and everything whenever 
 I get the chance. All acute attacks are cured as if by 
 magic. Sincerely, 
 
 H. L. JOHNSON. 
 
 PALPITATION OF THE HEART. 
 
 Egg Harbor, Wis., Jan. 7, 1894. 
 I applied Oxydonor "Victory" and have felt a great 
 change with my heart, and have no trouble with it; but 
 before using the Oxydonor I did not feel safe to go to bed. 
 Many times my husband would have to jump up and apply 
 hot cloths to my heart, and one who was several feet away 
 could hear it beat, and if sitting on the bed, could feel the 
 jar of the bed occasioned by the palpitation. I would ad- 
 vise any one who is troubled with Palpitation of the Heart 
 to get an Oxydonor as soon as possible. 
 
 MRS. JOSEPH RANK. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Egg Harbor, Wis., June 11, 1896. 
 I have received much benefit from the Oxydonor 
 "Victory," and have also used it in my family with good 
 results. 
 
 Respectfully yours, 
 
 (MRS.) JOSEPH RANK. 
 
 HIP JOINT DISEASE. 
 MAYOR'S OFFICE, 
 E. L. Powell, Mayor. 
 
 Spokane, Washington, March 27, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich.: 
 
 Dear Sir — My son has been using one of your Oxydonor 
 "Victorys" for Hip Joint Disease, for about two months, 
 
126 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 and the result has been eminently satisfactory. We also 
 use it as a general "cure all" in the family. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 E. L. POWELL. 
 
 HICCOUGH, CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA. 
 
 Juliaetta, Idaho, Dec. 13th, 1895. 
 
 In justice to suffering humanity, and those who would 
 fill a premature grave, I make this statement. 
 
 My father, who is almost 70 years of age, has been a 
 Chronic Dyspeptic for 30 years, has at last found in that 
 little jewel, Oxydonor "Victory," what he did not find in 
 all the best physicians in the country, to say nothing of 
 all the patent medicines recommended for this disease. 
 
 After seeing the marvelous cures of Oxydonor, I rented 
 one for 30 days, and he derived so much benefit from it, 
 that he purchased one. It is doing wonders in his case, 
 having stopped the Hiccough after four days duration, 
 when all else failed. Yours truly, 
 
 T. S. WILLIAMS. 
 
 SICK HEADACHE. 
 
 Richmondville, N. Y., May 2, 1893. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Doctor — I have had severe Sick Headaches for over 
 twenty years. They usually come on every two weeks, and 
 oftener, if up late at night; I would retch and vomit for 
 several hours. The only relief I could get was by hypoder- 
 mic injections of morphine. 
 
 In December, 1892, I bought your Oxydonor "Victory" 
 It relieved me at once; and after using it every night for 
 four weeks, the headache permanently left me. I never 
 weighed over ninety-seven pounds before using the "Vic- 
 tory," but now I weigh 114 pounds, and never felt better in 
 my life. All praise to the little "Victory." 
 
 CADDIE A. SMITH. 
 
 The above statement subscribed to by my wife, is true in 
 every part. (Signed) J. C. SMITH, 
 
 Notary Public. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 127 
 
 SICK HEADACHE. 
 
 Vernon, Mich., July II, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — The Oxydonor is doing wonders for me. I 
 do not have the Sick Headache any more. I sometimes 
 overdo, then I have to rest up, but I soon come out all 
 right. Yours respectfully, 
 
 MRS. H. D. SAGE. 
 
 SICK HEADACHE. 
 216 Capital Ave., Atlanta, Ga., October 1, 1892. 
 
 For many years my wife suffered with Sick Headache. 
 After trying all the medical remedies without relief, and 
 seeing the many reports of well-known Atlantians of 
 the merits of Dr. H. Sanche's "Victory," I concluded to 
 get one. My wife commenced to use it with no faith in it 
 whatever, but was delighted to find her headache yield to 
 its magical power, and she is now in better health than she 
 has been for years. 
 
 I heartily recommend Dr. Sanche's "Victory" in every 
 family. W. S. BELL. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 W. S. BELL & BRO., 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Yellow 
 Pine Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, 
 Interior and Exterior Finish. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., june 20, 1896. 
 
 Mrs. Bell was a great sufferer for many years with Sick 
 Headache, and tried in vain every known remedy. Finally, 
 at the earnest solicitation of friends she decided to try 
 Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 I purchased one and the instrument was at once put on 
 trial, and most wonderful, happy and gratifying were the 
 results. She was freed from a suffering of many years' 
 standing. We also used it successfully on our little eight- 
 year-old boy in Fever, Cold and Indigestion. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 W. S. BELL. 
 
128 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 SICK HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION, GALL 
 STONE. 
 West Mansfield, Ohio, July i, 1896. 
 I think the Oxydonor "Victory" worthy of all the praise 
 it gets. I have good reason to have great faith in it, as 
 it has done so much for me, my family and my friends. 
 
 I was a great sufferer for years with Sick Headache, and 
 Constipation, and was cured of both by the Oxydonor. 
 My sister was cured of Gall Stone. 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) H. F. PEGG. 
 
 SICK HEADACHE, DIPHTHERIA. 
 
 229 S. St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 June 17, 1896. 
 I have used the Oxydonor for four years' Sick Headache 
 with fine results, also for Diphtheria and La Grippe. 
 Very respectfully, 
 
 JENNIE C. KIPP. 
 
 SICK HEADACHE, NERVOUSNESS. 
 
 E. M. SMITH, Pres., 
 Bank of Thomasville. 
 
 Thomasville, Ga., March 30, 1893. 
 
 My wife has been a great sufferer from Indigestion and 
 Sick Headache for years; we had tried all remedies known 
 to the Medical Faculty, without success. Having seen 
 reports from many well-known Georgians of the merits 
 of Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory," we concluded to 
 try one of the instruments, and the results have been 
 most satisfactory, my wife having gained in flesh and her 
 general health improved very much. I take pleasure in 
 recommending it to all families. Very respectfully, 
 
 E. M. SMITH. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Thomasville, Ga., June 15, 1896. 
 I have used the Oxydonor successfully in my family for 
 Fever and Nervousness, and my wife has often gotten re- 
 lief of Sick Headache by its use. I have a neighbor who 
 has used it with his children for Fever, Bad Colds and 
 Sore Throat with remarkable success. 
 
 Very truly, 
 
 E. M. SMITH. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 129 
 
 CHRONIC HYSTERIA. 
 
 Eau Claire, Wis., Feb. 6, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — About two and a half years ago, by accident, 
 my clothes were set on fire, and I was badly burned. Ice- 
 water was thrown over me, which gave me such a shock 
 as to cause Chronic Hysteria, and until last July, when I 
 purchased an Oxydonor, I endured untold suffering con- 
 tinually, and was in a state bordering on insanity. During 
 this time I had the best medical attendance to be obtained, 
 but with no help. 
 
 The Oxydonor gave immediate relief, and I recovered 
 rapidly, although I had been in poor health for twelve 
 years prior to accident. I have increased in weight forty- 
 one pounds. For the last few months I have realized how 
 nice it is to be well and happy. I can not find words 
 strong enough with which to praise the Oxydonor, and I 
 never lose an opportunity to recommend it to my friends, 
 many of whom have used it with the same gratifying re- 
 sults. Yours truly, 
 
 MRS. S. G. STEWART. 
 
 INDIGESTION. 
 Cedar Rapids, la., March 10, 1897. 
 I have been a sufferer from Indigestion for a long time. 
 I doctored with three doctors in Cedar Rapids, but 
 medicine did me no good. I commenced to use Oxy- 
 donor December 4th, 1896, and after using it one week I 
 began to improve right along. In thirty days I felt so 
 well that I could stop using it for a time. I can now 
 eat anything I want without distressing me. W r e have 
 also used it on our children for Colds and Catarrh with 
 success. At this date I am still improving. Have gained 
 10 pounds in weight. JOHN ADAMS, JR. 
 
 INDIGESTION. 
 
 Roanoke, Va., October 9th, 1896. 
 
 For years I have suffered more or less with Indigestion, 
 
 and though I sought relief from various sources, grew 
 
 worse. In the winter of '95 and '96 I never knew a real 
 
 well day; the coming of spring found me still worse. I 
 
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130 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 was blue and had about given up all hope of ever being 
 relieved. I purchased an Oxydonor but with little expec- 
 tation that I should receive any permanent benefit. The 
 first night's experience was amazing, but I awoke in the 
 morning for the first time I think in months without pain; 
 indeed for months previous I was awakened each morning 
 by a gnawing, burning pain, and could only get relief by 
 getting up on my feet and moving about. 
 
 I used the Oxydonor for several weeks, and I not only 
 grew better, but now, after the expiration of four months, 
 I can say that I am well again. I have fattened until 
 every one remarks the change, and in spirit and hope I 
 am myself again. Looking back over my years of suffer- 
 ing and contrasting the past with the present state of my 
 health, I am simply astonished. I will also state that I 
 am now the owner of two Oxydonors, and that I have 
 used them with best results oil nearly every member of 
 my family; I do believe that Oxydonor "Victory" is God- 
 given, and that the day is coming when the many will 
 recognize its potency as a curative agency and one be 
 found in every home. JOSPEH STRAS, 
 
 Wholesale Grocer. 
 
 INDIGESTION, DIPHTHERIA, ETC. 
 
 7th and King Sts., Wilmington, Del., 
 
 March 28, 1894. 
 
 The Oxydonor has been almost in constant use since I 
 have had it (over one year), either by myself or others. 
 I have used it personally. I suffered so much from 
 Indigestion, that for over two years I could not eat 
 any solid food. I had to give up my business because I 
 was not able to attend to it. I know the Oxydonor has 
 done me more good than all the medicine I ever took. 
 
 I have used it in my family and on others, in cases of 
 Diphtheria, La Grippe, Fever and Colds, and I have never 
 known it to fail. I never saw or heard of anything that 
 would break up a cold, burn out a fever, or knock out 
 the Grippe, like Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 A. SERGEANT. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 131 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Wilmington, Del., June n, 1896. 
 
 After a trial of about four years with the Oxydonor I 
 can say it has given entire satisfaction in every case. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 A. SERGEANT. 
 
 INDIGESTION, HEART TROUBLE AND RHEU- 
 MATISM. 
 Chesaning, Mich, March 6, 1897. 
 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I bought one of your Oxydonors last April, 
 and have used it off and on ever since, find it all right, 
 and think it helps me very much. My trouble is Indiges- 
 tion, Heart Trouble and Rheumatism, considerable tender- 
 ness in the region of the heart, but think the Oxydonor 
 is helping me more than anything else that I have tried 
 before. I am truly grateful to you for your goodness and 
 skill in producing the means of relieving the suffering. 
 
 A. N. TOWN. 
 
 INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, NERVOUSNESS 
 
 Bellefontaine, Ohio, June 25, 1896. 
 
 I have used the Oxydonor for Indigestion, Constipation, 
 and Nervousness, and received great benefit, and within 
 my knowledge have known great relief in Rheumatism 
 and Dropsy. H. C. WOODRUFF. 
 
 CHRONIC INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM, 
 CROUP, TONSILITIS. 
 
 Atlanta., Ga., June 17, 1896. 
 
 We have used Oxydonor "Victory" for almost every 
 trouble we have had for past three years, and the results 
 have been very satisfactory. I first got it for myself for 
 Chronic Indigestion, and used it with very beneficial re- 
 sults: and we have used it in cases of Rheumatism, Croup, 
 Tonsilitis, etc. We cannot speak too highly in its praise. 
 
 S. F. KNAPP. 
 
132 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 INSOMNIA, NERVOUS EXHAUSTION. 
 
 Port Jefferson, Ohio, Feb. 6, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — After using Oxydonor "Victory" for several 
 months, I can testify to its great superiority over medi- 
 cine as a curative agent. I have for a long time been a 
 sufferer from Nervous Exhaustion, attended by Indiges- 
 tion and Insomnia, but "Victory" has been instrumental in 
 producing a wonderful improvement in my health. Know- 
 ing what I do about the Oxydonor, I could not be in- 
 duced to part with it. Gratefully yours, 
 
 (MRS.) ELIZABETH MITCHELL. 
 
 INSOMNIA. 
 2155 Collingwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio, 
 
 April 23, 1897. 
 I have received great benefit from Oxydonor "Victory." 
 For years before using it I was troubled with Insomnia, 
 and it certainly has done for me all that it was recom- 
 mended to do. - Very truly, 
 
 (MRS.) J. E. BAILEY. 
 
 INSOMNIA, CONSTIPATION, RHEUMATISM. 
 Huntsville, Ohio, March 26th, 1894. 
 
 I want to add my report in favor of Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory." I was advised to use it for my little girl, six years 
 old, who had been troubled with Constipation almost all 
 her life. After one course of treatment she was entirely 
 cured, and she does not need any more medicine, although 
 we were constantly giving medicines before using "Vic- 
 tory." My wife has been applying it for Rheumatism of 
 three years' standing, pain in left side and chest, and could 
 not lie on right side, and was troubled with Insomnia. 
 After using Oxydonor a short time she sleeps soundly, 
 and is almost wholly free from pain. If we could not get 
 another, we would not part with "Victory" for many 
 times its cost. Yours truly, 
 
 C. K. HARTZLER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Huntsville, Ohio, April 6th, 1895. 
 The "Oxydonor" is as highly estimated by us as ever, or 
 rather more so, for the longer we use it the more we see 
 in it, Yours truly, 
 
 C. K. HARTZLER. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 133 
 
 INSOMNIA. 
 612 Reed Street, Philadelphia, March 28th, 1894. 
 
 I bought over a year ago an Oxydonor "Victory." I 
 find it to be of great value to me. I have not taken any 
 medicine nor called on a doctor since. At times I suffer 
 from sleeplessness. I have only to place the "Victory" 
 on my ankle, and in a few minutes I fall asleep. I have 
 not had occasion to use it for the last six weeks. I would 
 not be without it at any price. Several of my friends who 
 have bought them at my recommendation speak very 
 highly of them. Yours truly, 
 
 SAMUEL D. JONES. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Philadelphia, March 22d, 1895. 
 
 I have more faith in my little "Doctor" (as I call it) than 
 ever. I fully endorse all I said in my former report. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 SAMUEL D. JONES. 
 
 INSOMNIA. 
 52 Broadway, New York, Feb. 27, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I am a member of the New York Stock Ex- 
 change — the nature of my business is inclined to make 
 me nervous and sleepless at times. Whenever I feel any 
 of the above symptoms, a night's use of your Oxydonor 
 makes me all right again. j GOODCHILD. 
 
 GREAT VALUE AS A SLEEP INDUCER. 
 
 Peekskill, N. Y., March 10, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir— I have used your Oxydonor "Victory" for 
 Rheumatism, and the result has been flattering to me. As 
 a sleep inducer it is of great value. I have recommended 
 it to my friends. 
 
 JAMES STEWART. 
 
134 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 INFLAMMATION. 
 
 Plattsburg, N. Y., Dec. 12, 1896. 
 Dear Sir — Many thanks for your promptness in repair- 
 ing and returning my Oxdonor. I would not be without it 
 for a thousand dollars, as a reducer of inflammation, deep 
 seated and beyond reach of other remedies, it is a wonder- 
 ful and powerful means; it is all you claim. 
 Yours sincerely,. 
 
 R. C. WILKINSON, D. D. S. 
 
 INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. 
 
 Northport, Wash., Sept. 17, 1896. 
 On Aug. 14 last, I was very low, having been sick about 
 two weeks with what the doctor pronounced Inflammation 
 of the Bowels. He, as well as my friends, did not expect 
 me to live over two or three days. 
 
 I then learned of Oxydonor, had little faith then be- 
 cause I had never heard of it before that day, but after one 
 night's use I was much improved. In a week I was quite 
 well and about my work. I took no medicine of any 
 kind after we began with the Oxydonor. I know, so do 
 my friends, that the Oxydonor saved my life. 
 
 JENNIE CLICK. 
 
 INFLAMMATION OF THE STOMACH, BOWELS 
 AND BLADDER. 
 
 Toledo, Ohio, March 12, 1894. 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 It is with great pleasure, and also with the hope of doing 
 some good for suffering humanity, that I tell my experi- 
 ence with Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 My attention was first called to it in January, 1893. At 
 that time my mother, a lady of 75 years, was suffering 
 from a severe attack of Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Hav- 
 ing tried everything in the way of medicine, I bought an 
 Oxydonor "Victory," and applied as per directions. The 
 very first night my mother slept as peacefully as a child, 
 the severe pain having entirely left her. She continued the 
 use of it for six weeks, at the end of which time she was 
 able to walk six or eight blocks without fatigue, where she 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 135 
 
 had not been able to walk one before. She gained in 
 flesh and strength, and felt better than for many years. 
 
 The following March I was taken very ill with Inflamma- 
 tion of the Stomach, Bowels and Bladder. Words cannot 
 describe my suffering. I was under the care of physicians 
 for nearly three months. After a consultation, they said 
 I could not live. When I heard it, I said: "Let me try 
 Oxydonor 'Victory.' " More to please me than anything 
 else, it was brought and applied. In three days I began 
 to feel better, and in three weeks was able to be up. By 
 continuing the use of Oxydonor "Victory," I was 
 COMPLETELY CURED, and in better health than for 
 several years. Most gratefully, 
 
 MRS. LORA F. HOUSTON. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 CATARRH, RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Toledo, Ohio, June 24, 1896. 
 
 Since giving the above statement in 1894, I have had 
 much experience with the Oxydonor in the treatment of 
 many diseases. I owe my life to its use. Wrien I began 
 to use it three years ago, I was very low with Inflamma- 
 tion of the Stomach and Bowels. 
 
 In three weeks I was able to sit up and in six weeks 
 was able to travel. Prior to my using the Oxydonor, I 
 had been ill for five or six years. Since its use I have had 
 no illness that has not quickly yielded to the Oxydonor. 
 
 It cured my mother of Rheumatism, and my husband of 
 Catarrh, which he had had since a boy, and used every 
 medicine recommended for the disease, besides going to 
 different climates. About three weeks ago I broke a blood 
 vessel in my foot, and it became painful, swollen and in- 
 flamed; I used Oxodonor, and the next day was able to 
 walk, and the second day after was entirely well. 
 Very truly, 
 
 LORA F. HOUSTON. 
 
 ACUTE INFLAMMATION OF KIDNEYS AND 
 BLADDER. 
 849 Dorr St., Toledo, Ohio, April 30, 1897. 
 If I can benefit an unfortunate sufferer by saying a word 
 in relation to Oxydonor "Victory," nothing would afford 
 
136 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 more pleasure. In July, 1895, I was attacked with Acute 
 Inflammation of the Kidneys and Bladder. The agony 
 suffered was intense, and the relief from physicians' reme- 
 dies was only temporary. After three weeks' suffering, I 
 tried the Oxydonor, and found relief at once — and even- 
 tually by persistent use, a cure. 
 
 Mrs. Rigby also used it for a chronic complaint, and 
 has been greatly benefited by its use. We would not part 
 with the instrument if another could not be obtained. 
 
 GROVE RIGBY, 
 MARY C. RIGBY. 
 
 INFLAMMATION, RHEUMATISM, SORE 
 THROAT, ACUTE AILMENTS, ETC. 
 5218 Master St., Philadelphia, March 12th, 1895. 
 In reply to your recent letter, I take pleasure in saying 
 that I have used Oxydonor ''Victory" for one year. It 
 has greatly benefited me in all cases. It has completely 
 cured me of Inflammation, Rheumatism, Sore Throat; and 
 for acute diseases it has no equal. I would not part with 
 it, if unable 'to replace it, for any sum of money. 
 E\*er truly yours, 
 
 (MRS.) H. JORDAN. 
 
 INFLUENZA. 
 810 Madison St., Toledo, Ohio, June 24th, 1890. 
 I am glad to add a report of the extent of my experience 
 in regard to benefit received from the use of Oxydonor 
 "Victory." Having tried it for Influenza, I received 
 greater relief within a shorter time than under any medi- 
 cal treatment I ever underwent at other times, for the 
 same cause. Yours sincerely, 
 
 E. S. FRAY. 
 
 INSANITY, MALARIA. 
 
 Asbury Park, N. J., June 4th, 1897. 
 About four years ago I treated two ladies in Plainfield, 
 N. J., for Malaria in its worst form of seven or eight 
 years' standing, with all the attendant poisonous symp- 
 toms, the mind also seriously affected. These patients had 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. \}7 
 
 been treated without benefit by specialists and physicians 
 from Philadelphia and New York, the physicians despair- 
 ing of their ever being cured. 
 
 I commenced to treat them with the Oxydonor in the 
 latter part of March, 1893. In two or three weeks great' 
 improvement was noticed, in six months the general 
 health was completely restored, and in about a year the 
 mental condition was restored to normal. 
 
 I have also used the Disease Arrester and Animator 
 with equal success on patients from all parts of the U. S., 
 and I will gladly answer any questions regarding them. 
 
 S. C. HOGE, M. D. 
 
 IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. 
 
 Trenton, N. J., April 2, 1894. 
 
 For the past ten years I have been greatly reduced in 
 health. My blood was so impure that a scratch of a pin or 
 a bite of an insect would lay me up for weeks, and the 
 last time for months. I heard of the wonderful results 
 of Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor and purchased one, and I shall 
 never regret the money I paid for it, for it has done me 
 great good. I never expected to feel as well as I do now, 
 besides it has benefited my wife in many ways, giving her 
 great relief, if not a perfect cure of a troublesome Catarrh. 
 
 L. C. COUGLE. 
 
 JAUNDICE. 
 7 Du Bois St., Newburgh, N. Y., Nov. nth, 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — We have used one of your Oxydonors for the 
 past year; have treated successfully two cases of Jaundice 
 as well as many other diseases in our family. I am now 
 just recovering from a badly sprained knee, the result of 
 a fall, and have used nothing but the Oxydonor. You 
 are at liberty to refer to Mrs. W. or myself, for we have 
 nothing but good words for the Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 Wishing you success in introducing to suffering human- 
 ity something we know will benefit them, I remain, 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 WM. B. WESTERVELT. 
 
138 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLE. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I had tried most everything known to medical 
 science, and was growing worse all the time. By the ad- 
 vice of friends I bought an Oxydonor "Victory," I had not 
 any faith in it, but within a month I felt better than for 
 years; I continued to improve and in a few months was 
 comparatively well. I would not part with mine, it has 
 kept me free from colds and my family well. You are at 
 liberty to refer others to me. Gratefully yours, 
 
 G. W. PAGE, 
 223 Pleasant st., Boston, Mass. 
 
 KIDNEY DISEASE. 
 
 Oxford, Mich., April 6, 1896. 
 It affords me pleasure to give my indorsement to the 
 real worth of Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory." I have 
 used one for a year past, and know from personal experi- 
 ence it has been of great benefit to me in many serious dis- 
 eases. I would recommend it to all who are troubled with 
 Kidney Disease or any other disease. It has been a great 
 benefit to us as a family. We feel that we could not do 
 without it. Yours truly, 
 
 MRS. GEO. KINTZ. 
 
 KIDNEY AFFECTION AND CATARRH. 
 
 Parish, Ga., June, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I wish to inform the public what great benefit 
 I have derived from the use of the Oxydonor for Catarrh 
 and Kidney affection in its worst form. I have been using 
 it now off and on for six weeks and I feel like almost a 
 well man. I have let others use it, and it has benefited 
 them also. I let Mr. Parish, the postmaster at Parish, have 
 it to use on his son, who was very low with fever, and it 
 cooled the fever in less than six hours; and in three days 
 he was able to be up and eat anything he wanted. 
 
 Three applications cured my daughter of the Headache 
 and hurting in her breast, which she has been bothered 
 with for several years; also my wife, who has been troubled 
 with Sick Headache ever since I have known her. I would 
 not be without it for five times the cost. I am, 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 A. FRANKLIN. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 139 
 
 KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLE. 
 
 Knoxville, Pa., March y, 1896. 
 For the last twenty-five years I have been troubled with 
 Kidney and Liver trouble, Vertigo, Nervous Prostration, 
 blind and dizzy attacks, which about one year ago de- 
 veloped into Bright's Disease. I have been treated by spe- 
 cialists in nervous diseases with no permanent benefit. My 
 left arm became almost useless, being unable to put on my 
 coat without assistance. I had about given up all hope 
 of being any better when advised to use Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory." I have used it now about a month, and I feel much 
 better than I have for fifteen years. I have regained the 
 use of my arm, gained sixteen and one-half pounds in flesh; 
 my nervous symptoms are disappearing; kidney and 
 liver symptoms have subsided; I feel like a new being. I 
 would not take a thousand dollars and be placed back one 
 month in my then hopeless condition. 
 
 D. DOUGLAS COOK. 
 
 KIDNEY TROUBLE, CATARRH, ERYSIPELAS. 
 A NURSE GIVES TESTIMONY. 
 26 Pell St., San Francisco, Feb. 12, 1894. 
 I have been a nurse for a great many years, have had 
 experience with all kinds of sickness. I have never seen 
 diseases of all kinds yield as readily under any other treat- 
 ment as with Oxydonor "Victory." I have used it w T ith 
 wonderful success in the following diseases: Rheumatism, 
 Indigestion, Kidney and Throat troubles, Catarrh, Neu- 
 ralgia, Erysipelas, Fevers, Grippe and many other cases. 
 I wish there could be one of these little instruments in 
 every family in the land. Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) M. L. HAZEN. 
 
 KIDNEY TROUBLE, DROPSY. 
 
 Troy, Pa., March 25, 1895. 
 The more I use the Oxydonor the more I think of it. 
 My wife was cured of Constipation, Kidney trouble and 
 Dropsy by the use of Oxydonor. She was pronounced 
 incurable by skilled doctors. I have used it in my family 
 for many diseases and never found it to fail when prop- 
 erly used. Money could not buy mine, if I could not get 
 another. Yours truly, 
 
 C. M. ROBBINS. 
 
140 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 KIDNEY TROUBLE AND MUSCULAR 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 Cave Spring, Roanoke Co., Va., Oct. 17, 1896. 
 
 I have been suffering for years with Kidney Trouble 
 and Muscular Rheumatism, which has caused severe pain, 
 and it seemed that I could get no relief. My physician 
 could do me no permanent good. I also used quite a 
 number of patent medicines with no better success, and 
 thus life became a burden to me. 
 
 At last I was persuaded to try the Oxydonor, but I 
 confess I had no faith in it at the time. I bought one 
 on August 22d, and after applying it the first time I 
 began to improve; now, thanks to the Oxydonor, I feel 
 like a new man. I feel it a privilege to recommend it to 
 suffering humanity. PHILIP E. FIREBAUGH. 
 
 KIDNEY TROUBLE, CONSTIPATION, 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Leland, Idaho, Dec. 1st, 1895. 
 To Whom It May Concern: 
 
 This is to say that I owe my present existence to 
 Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory." It was victorious in 
 my case, although I was very dangerously ill with Rheu- 
 matism, Kidney trouble and Constipation. I was perfectly 
 helpless and could not be moved without screaming; no 
 one can realize, without experience, the misery I endured. 
 I got an Oxydonor, and in little over a month, it brought 
 me out all right. Yours very truly, 
 
 JOHN HARTINGER. 
 
 KIDNEY AND NERVOUS DISEASES. 
 
 Hamilton, Texas, April 23d, '95. 
 This is to certify that I have used Oxydonor "Victory" 
 for Kidney trouble and Nervous Affections of over twen- 
 ty years standing. 
 
 Now I am in good health, and can do as much work as 
 I could twenty years ago. 
 
 I do not think there can be too much said in favor 
 of Oxydonor "Victory," and would recommend its use to 
 all sufferers. Yours truly, 
 
 DAL. CARTER. 
 
Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 141 
 
 LIVER AND KIDNEY TROUBLE. 
 
 Northfield, Minn., Sept. 23, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I have been using your Oxydonor "Victory" 
 for some months and with great benefit, and I should like 
 to see others benefited by it. I have been a great sufferer 
 for years, one year ago was ordered to California as a 
 means to save my life. My brother asked a noted physician 
 there what he thought of a woman who had Abscess of the 
 Liver and Kidneys and was a chronic invalid? His reply 
 was: "I would advise her to go home and get ready to die." 
 I came home, bought an Oxydonor, have gained steadily 
 ever since and have no thought of dying at present. I feel 
 that I should like to thank you, at least, for ever making 
 such a thing as the Oxydonor "Victory." I do not suppose 
 that I should ever have been as well as I am now, certainly 
 not by taking medicine, and I have not taken a drop since 
 I commenced the use of Oxydonor last June. 
 
 Gratefully, 
 MRS. A. B. CLAYHORN. 
 
 LIVER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES, 
 CONSTIPATION. 
 
 Radnor, Ind., Feb. 6, 1894. 
 
 I have been so much relieved, and seemingly, perman- 
 ently cured of Constipation and Liver and Kidney 
 troubles, that no money could buy my Oxydonor, could 
 I not get another one. I have the utmost faith in a final 
 cure of pretty nearly everything, after having treated long 
 enough. I have used the Oxydonor one month, and it 
 has benefited me more than two years' treating with phy- 
 sicians. I prize the Oxydonor "Victory" more than 
 anything else. Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) HATTIE BROWN. 
 
 TORPID LIVER. 
 J. JENKS & CO. 
 Merchant Millers, 
 
 Sand Beach, Mich., Nov. 17, 1891. 
 It gives me great pleasure to testify to the merits 
 of what I consider as cne of the greatest discoveries 
 
142 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 of the age. All that I regret is that I am unable to 
 do it justice. If my own case would be of interest, 
 would say that I have been a sufferer all my life from 
 Liver Complaint, so-called. Have been treated by the 
 best physicians, but never received anything but tempor- 
 ary relief until I purchased and used the Oxydonor 
 "Victory." I bought it January i, 1890, was rather skep- 
 tical in regard to it; but as it was a last resort, I used 
 it faithfully, according to instructions, for six weeks. 
 Since using I have had but two bilious attacks since that 
 time, nearly two years, both of which surrendered to the 
 "Victory" after using a few times. I consider myself 
 cured, and am as well and healthy as any one could wish 
 or hope to be. In my opinion the world of suffering 
 humanity owes Dr. Sanche an eternal debt of gratitude, 
 which he is never likely to receive. There are those in 
 this State who owe their lives to Dr. Sanche. 
 
 I am willing to lend a helping hand to push Dr. 
 Sanche's invention. GEO. JAY JENKS. 
 
 LATER LETTER FROM MR. JENKS. 
 
 Sand Beach, Mich., June 20, 1896. 
 
 I have used the Oxydonor for a number of years ac- 
 cording to directions, and believe in it thoroughly. Five 
 years ago I used it for a Torpid Liver, from which I had 
 suffered ever since I was born, and I have not known 
 I had a liver since. This could not have been due to 
 faith, as I was an unbeliever. Yours truly, 
 
 GEO. J. JENKS. 
 
 TORPID LIVER, LACK OF VITALITY. 
 
 Mount Vernon, Iowa, April 6, 1894. 
 
 I have now had "Victory" a little more than a year, 
 and can say with perfect sincerity, that its use has been 
 of great benefit to me. We have never had occasion to 
 use it in acute attacks of disease, but from its action in 
 chronic troubles, I am inclined to believe that your 
 recommendations have not been overdrawn. Its action 
 in my case has been most marked in two particulars; first, 
 to restore normal action in my Liver, which was very 
 Torpid, I used to be obliged to take medicine every two 
 to four weeks to restore action; since commencing the 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 143 
 
 use of "Victory," I have taken none. Second, it has 
 imparted vitality, and consequently strength, to my sys- 
 tem, so that I have been able to do much more work, 
 mental and physical, than formerly. 
 
 I am very thankful that I have received so much bene- 
 fit from the use of Oxydonor "Victory." 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (REV.) C. M. SESSIONS. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 Mount Vernon, Iowa, April n, 1895. 
 
 I still endorse what I said in my report to you of April 
 6th, 1894, an d you are at liberty to publish if you desire. 
 Fraternally yours, 
 
 (REV.) C. M. SESSIONS. 
 
 LIVER COMPLAINT, INSOMNIA, CATARRH OF 
 THE HEAD. 
 
 Mullin, Texas, Oct. 22, 1895. 
 I hardly know how to express myself in regard to 
 Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 For the last fifteen years I have been takin'g medicine 
 for Liver Complaint, Insomnia and Catarrh of the Head, 
 and could not get anything that would do me any good, 
 until about one month ago, I began using Oxydonor 
 "Victory," and now my digestion is perfect; my head has 
 been greatly relieved, and I can hardly get enough sleep. 
 
 ARMINDA BURTON. 
 
 LIVER TROUBLE TWENTY YEARS' STANDING. 
 
 521 N. Third St., Burlington, Iowa, 
 
 May 3d, 1895. 
 For twenty years, or from my boyhood days up to a 
 year ago, I was troubled with an inactive liver, which 
 refused to respond to the best medical treatment obtain- 
 able, and for five years I suffered with Kidney troubles. 
 About a year ago I was induced to try an Oxydonor, 
 since which time I have been entirely well in every re- 
 spect. I therefore have great confidence in your Oxy- 
 donor, and can conscientiously recommend it to those 
 suffering with diseases, which it cures so speedily and so 
 effectually. 
 
 H. B. HOUSTON. 
 
144 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LIFE-LONG LIVER TROUBLE CURED. 
 
 CRAIG SHIP BUILDING CO. John Craig, President. 
 
 John F. Craig, Secretary. 
 
 Toledo, Ohio, May ist, 1893. 
 
 The Oxydonor "Victory" will do you more good than 
 any other thing on the earth that I have ever heard of. 
 I have used it over three years, and have always found 
 it all that Dr. Sanche claimed it to be. In that time 
 there has never been a doctor in our house to make a 
 call; and if one would go over our family physician's 
 books prior to the time the "Victory" came into our 
 house, I am willing to wager, you would find on an 
 average, at least two calls per week for the entire year, if 
 not more. 
 
 As to the cases I have had to battle with, I will say I 
 have cured myself of a Torpid, Bilious Liver, with which 
 I was troubled from an infant, until I got the "Victory;" 
 and in fact when I came here some three and a half 
 years ago, our family physician told me I must not come, 
 as it would surely kill me to live down here in this 
 "malarial climate," but Dr. Sanche said to come, and use 
 the "Victory" and I would be all right; and so I have 
 been. 
 
 Cured my mother of a case of Chronic Rheumatism, 
 that several doctors tried with no success. 
 
 Cured my sister of weak lungs and throat, as she was 
 always laid up with throat trouble as soon as the fall 
 rains came on. Cured my other sister of an attack of 
 Diphtheria contracted at school, and many more cases 
 that I could mention. 
 
 I am very glad to be able to answer any inquiries, 
 regarding Dr. Sanche's Diaductive Cure, if for no other 
 reason than to acknowledge the good that Dr. Sanche has 
 done for me in placing his instrument in my reach, to say 
 nothing about the good it has done for our family and 
 my many friends. Yours very truly, 
 
 Residence, JNO. F. CRAIG. 
 
 1818 Madison St. 
 
 LIVER COMPLAINT AND GALL STONE. 
 
 Milwaukee, Wis., Feb. 18, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I have used the Oxydonor for myself and fam- 
 ily with great satisfaction. I was cured of a severe case of 
 
Dr. Sanchcs Victory Over Disease. 145 
 
 Liver Complaint and Gall Stone. I was almost hopeless 
 before I began using the Oxydonor, but improved very 
 rapidly under the use of the instrument, and have not had 
 another attack of Gall Stone since the day I began using 
 the instrument, and I have gained 36 pounds in weight. 
 
 My wife was also cured of Dyspepsia and Female Weak- 
 ness, after five different doctors failed to cure her. I think 
 it a god-send and blessing, and would truly recommend 
 Oxydonor "Victory" to all suffering humanity. I also had 
 Mr. J. Wagner, of El Dorado, Wis., under my personal care. 
 Mr. L. Wagner had Inflammation of the Bowels. He was 
 under the doctor's care for three weeks and finally pro- 
 nounced hopeless. He began to use the Oxydonor soon 
 after he was pronounced hopeless, and two weeks after Mr. 
 Wagner was able to sit up. 
 
 You can make any use of this, if you see fit. 
 Yours very truly, 
 
 (REV.) C. KROHN. 
 
 LUMBAGO AND LA GRIPPE. 
 
 New York, Jan. 18, 1894.. 
 
 It affords me the greatest pleasure to state that when I 
 came to New York in December, 1893, I was very ill, suf- 
 fering from La Grippe and Lumbago. I used the Oxydonor 
 "Victory" with the most wonderful results, it had a mar- 
 velous influence over me, when tired and dull it would lull 
 me to sleep, and on waking in the morning I would feel 
 like a new man, and with incredible quickness it brought 
 me round substituting strength for weakness, vigor for 
 languor, ease for pain, sleep for sleeplessness and health for 
 sickness. I shall be pleased to take one back to England 
 with me and shall feel it a pleasure and also a duty to rec- 
 ommend it to my friends. I trust, that this eminent and 
 wonder-working little gem may become universally known 
 and used. (REV.) ISAAC NAYLOR. 
 
 Of Island View, Hornsea, near Hull, Eng. 
 
 LUMBAGO, STOMACH TROUBLE, LA GRIPPE. 
 
 Troy, Ohio, April 1, 1895. 
 
 I find the use of Oxydonor for Lumbago an excellent 
 remedy, for it has greatly benefited me. I had an attack 
 of La Grippe and broke it up in one night. Before pur- 
 10 
 
146 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 chasing the Oxydonor, my wife was bothered with Stom- 
 ach trouble, from which she could get no relief in medi- 
 cine. After one month's treatment she was permanently 
 cured. Yours truly, 
 
 J. C. ALLEN. 
 
 LUMBAGO. 
 
 Toledo, Ohio, Oct. 30, 1896. 
 
 I suffered severely several weeks from Lumbago. After 
 using liniments, plasters, and other prescriptions without 
 being any better but rather worse, five nights' use of the 
 Oxydonor completely relieved my distress. 
 Very respectfully, 
 (REV.) WM. W. WILLIAMS, 
 Pastor First Congregationalist Church. 
 
 LUMBAGO AND CATARRH. 
 
 Toledo, Ohio, May 29, 1896. 
 
 This is to certify that I have used the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory" and I would not part with it for one thousand 
 dollars if I could not get another. When I first got it I 
 was so crippled with Lumbago, I could hardly walk, and 
 no one knows how I suffered but those who have had it. 
 I began to improve in two or three days, and in three 
 weeks was as well as ever. 
 
 It not only cured the Lumbago, but wonderfully helped 
 my Catarrh, which I have had for a long time, and has 
 improved so much that I feel like a new man. Too much 
 cannot be said in praise of Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 FRANK KEELER. 
 
 LA GRIPPE AND DYSENTERY. 
 
 Colonel W. A. Lofton, a prominent member of the Ma- 
 con bar and ex-member of the Legislature, writes under 
 date of June 7, 1893, as follows: 
 
 Macon, Ga. 
 
 I cheerfully furnish the following statement of the bene- 
 ficial effects of the Oxydonor "Victory" in my family. Hav- 
 ing previously witnessed some of its results, I used it in 
 a case of La Grippe and subsequently in a severe Bilious 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 147 
 
 Attack accompanied by manifest symptoms of Dysentery, 
 and in both instances the disease was arrested in a few 
 hours, and the patient cured in a few days, by the applica- 
 tion of this wonderful instrument under your directions, 
 and without any other treatment. I do not understand the 
 rationale by which disease is thus cured by it, but my ob- 
 servation satisfies me, strange as it seems, that the Oxy- 
 donor "Victory" is all that you claim for it. 
 
 Very respectfully yours, 
 
 W. A. LOFTON. 
 
 LA GRIPPE, COLDS, HEADACHE, ETC. 
 609 W. Lexington St., 
 Baltimore, Md., March 15, 1894. 
 It is with pleasure that I add my testimony in behalf 
 of the Oxydonor "Victory." I have used the one I pur- 
 chased of you a few months ago, in my family with satis- 
 faction. I have not failed to cure a cold, and have also 
 cured bad attacks of La Grippe in from two to four days 
 without medicine, while some of my neighbors have doc- 
 tored two or three weeks or more with less success. I 
 have also used it for Sick Headache and other diseases 
 with equal satisfaction, curing Sick Headaches in a very 
 short time. I would not be without Oxydonor "Victory" 
 in my family for many times its cost. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (REV.) A. L. KILBURN. 
 
 LA GRIPPE. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June, 1895. 
 
 Desiring that others may also receive the benefit I have 
 derived from Dr. Sanche's great discovery, the Oxydonor 
 "Victory," I write to tell you of my experience with it. 
 Recently La Grippe struck my family. My wife and four 
 children were attacked, and all were very sick. One little 
 girl was delirious, and my baby had convulsions 
 before I got the Oxydonor. Now, mark the results. My 
 two youngest children were completely cured in twelve 
 hours. The other two were at school in less than a week 
 and are now perfectly well. My wife was up in a few 
 days and attending to her regular duties. 
 
 These quick and pleasant effects certainly commend this 
 new plan of treatment to the confidence of all who are 
 afflicted. Respectfully, 
 
 (REV.) J. L. D. HILLYER. 
 
148 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LA GRIPPE. 
 Real Estate Firm of Croissant & Sixbury, 
 610 nth St., N. W., Washington, D. C, 
 
 April 18, 1892. 
 
 My wife's speedy recovery from a recent illness prompts 
 me to send this report, and you are at liberty to publish 
 same if you so desire. 
 
 She was very ill with the Grippe, and threatened with 
 Pneumonia, and had never felt so ill and strangely as she 
 did then. One of your patients called that afternoon, and 
 at once advised, in fact, strongly urged her to try Oxy- 
 donor "Victory." 
 
 We had seen the great improvement in your patient's 
 case, otherwise I am sure I should not have been willing 
 to have my wife risk her life on apparently so simple a 
 treatment. 
 
 She was very hoarse, and yet, in less than a half hour's 
 treatment it was relieved. And before morning her vio- 
 lent headache had passed, and she was much better. 
 In a very short time she was well and without taking 
 one drop of medicine. 
 
 I consider Oxydonor "Victory" and its mode of treat- 
 ment wonderful, and we shall always depend upon it in 
 the future. 
 
 I know that under any other treatment she would have 
 been weeks in recovering. 
 
 S. A. SIXBURY, 
 
 LA GRIPPE, MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Anamosa, Iowa, May 25, 1893. 
 Three years ago last January, I had an attack of La 
 Grippe that laid me up for five or six weeks. Three or 
 four months ago I had a similar attack. It was attended 
 with so much fever that my temperature was 102 degrees. 
 I went to bed, applied Oxydonor "Victory," and in about 
 two hours I was in a profuse perspiration. I did not feel 
 very well for several days, but was not hindered from 
 attending to my daily duties. I found Acute Bronchitis 
 more difficult to manage, but I think I shall know better 
 how to proceed if I should have another attack. It was 
 a great relief though to find that the irritation in my 
 throat which kept me coughing after retiring at night 
 could be removed, and consequently the coughing stopped 
 by applying "Victory." 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 149 
 
 I have not used any medicine for almost seven months, 
 but use "Victory" when I feel the need of it. I have 
 used it for Rheumatism, Lumbago and for Headache with 
 gratifying results, and should be very unwilling to part 
 with it. Sincerely yours, 
 
 (REV.) J. I. CORBYN. 
 
 LA GRIPPE, MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Office of E. F. SHROPSHIRE, 
 
 Manufacturers' and Importers' Agent, 
 
 Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Etc. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 18, 1896. 
 
 Some time ago I had an attack of La Grippe. I suf- 
 fered all day with pains through my entire body, had a 
 very high fever, and naturally expected a siege. 
 
 I applied the Oxydonor about 5 p. m., was in bed about 
 one hour and a half, when I was perspiring freely, and 
 next morning I was entirely free from fever and had no 
 pain. On the morning of the second day I went to my 
 business as usual, fully cured, and have not had a touch 
 of La Grippe since. 
 
 Within the last month I had a right severe attack of 
 Muscular Rheumatism, used the Oxydonor three nights, 
 and was straight again. Yours truly, 
 
 E. F. SHROPSHIRE. 
 
 LA GRIPPE. 
 
 Belleville, Ills., March 24, 1894 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I began using your Oxydonor "Victory" 
 after taking a relapse of La Grippe. After using it for 
 four days was able to be about, then continuing its use I 
 was completely cured within a week. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 JOHN EGNER. 
 
 LA GRIPPE AND PNEUMONIA. 
 
 32 Broadway, Bath-on-Hudson, N. Y., 
 Dec. 28, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — In February, 1895, I was down with the third 
 attack of La Grippe within three months. I used the 
 
150 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Oxydonor "Victory," which cured me of that, and pre- 
 vented Pneumonia twice since. 
 
 I have not had a doctor for two years for myself, al- 
 though I was often under his constant care for months at 
 a time. At one time he called every day for over seventy 
 days in succession. I heartily recommend the Oxydonor 
 to do all it claims. It is the best and cheapest doctor I 
 ever had. 
 
 (MRS.) J. A. LA BONTE. 
 
 LA GRIPPE. 
 
 Augusta, Me., Feb. 20, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I had a severe attack of La Grippe, I was in 
 such pain all night I could not sleep. At four o'clock in the 
 morning, I was in such severe pain my husband persuaded 
 me to try Oxydonor "Victory." In half an hour I dropped 
 asleep, and when I awoke I was free from pain, and did 
 not have any more. I am now treating myself for Ner- 
 vousness and General Debility, and KNOW IT WILL 
 CURE ME. 
 
 (MRS.) CLARA PACKARD. 
 
 LA GRIPPE. 
 
 14 Van Tromp St., Albany, N. Y., Jan. 20, 1897. 
 
 Dx. H. Sanche, 
 
 261 Fifth Ave., New York. 
 
 Dear Sir — I have sold a number of Oxydonors in this 
 vicinity, and I have yet to find an instance, where it has 
 been used according to directions, and suitable time given, 
 that k has failed to do all that* is claimed for it. Have 
 seen it break up La Grippe and chills in less than twe 
 hours. 
 
 Two years ago, an old lady, very much broken down, 
 began using the O, V. for tonic treatment. In a few 
 months she was quite well, and her friends said she ap- 
 peared 15 years younger. She has used it since as needed, 
 continues well, and in reply to her daughter who recently 
 asked her if she felt as though she was 81 years old, said, 
 "No, I feel as thcnigh I was 15." Another lady here in 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 151 
 
 Albany who has used it a year for herself and family, said, 
 "I would not take $1,000 for my Oxydonor 'Victory' if 
 I could not get another like it." 
 
 Hoping you will receive a full reward in the gratitude 
 and financial support of suffering humanity, I remain, 
 Yours truly, 
 
 CHARLES A. TAGGART. 
 
 LA GRIPPE. 
 
 Mocar, Iowa, Jan. 28, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — The Oxydonor has just brought my wife 
 through a very severe case of La Grippe. I am very much 
 pleased with the instrument; it does all you claim for it. 
 Yours very truly, 
 
 F. G. THOMAS. 
 
 LA GRIPPE. 
 
 Dunellen, N. J., May 6, 1893. 
 Dr. H, Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Having just been cured in a most remarkable 
 manner of a severe attack of La Grippe, by your famous 
 Oxydonor, I wish to express my thanks and appreciation. 
 
 Two days ago, I was seized with La Grippe, and forced 
 by the severe pains to take to my bed. I applied the Oxy- 
 donor during the night. This, in a short time, caused me 
 to perspire freely, and eased the pains sufficiently to enable 
 . me to sleep. I suffered a good deal yesterday, particularly 
 with pains in my head, neck and back, and had to lay by all 
 day. But at night time I applied Oxydonor again, and this 
 morning find myself perfectly free from all pain or trace 
 of the attack. 
 
 I consider the cure little short of miraculous. 
 
 I think your wonderful discovery should be made known 
 to all sufferers. FREDERICK BARKER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 253 Broadway, New York, June 18, 1897. 
 I have employed the Oxydonor in curing ailments in 
 my family for several years past, and have always found 
 it gives relief promptly and with the greatest satisfaction. 
 
152 Dr. Sanchcs Victory Over Disease. 
 
 I have used it for myself in two attacks of La Grippe, 
 and in each case it relieved me in a few hours, and com- 
 pletely cured in a day or so. 
 
 I have also used the instrument for Fever with two of 
 my children with marvelous results. I have entire confi- 
 dence in Dr. Sanche's discovery, and will always use it in 
 my family when we have any sickness. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 F. W. BARKER. 
 
 LA GRIPPE. 
 Pemberton, Shelby Co., Ohio, June 29, 1896. 
 
 In January, 1893, I had La Grippe; then had Quinsy 
 and almost choked to death. My limbs were cold 
 and numb and then began to swell. My joints were stiff 
 from hips to toes. I could walk only by slipping my feet 
 along a little at a time. 
 
 In the following September I bought an Oxydonor and 
 began using it without faith. By October 1st, I was free 
 from all suffering and could walk without pain, the swell- 
 ing and stiffness all gone. 
 
 I used it until the first of April and the doctor pro- 
 nounced me a sound woman again. 
 
 I have not taken a dose of medicine since using Oxy- 
 donor. 
 
 My age is forty-four and I am much more able to work 
 now than I was ten years ago. 
 
 J. J. MAXWELL. 
 
 LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA. 
 
 Binghamton, N. Y., Nov. 21, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I was taken with lame back and partial loss 
 of use of lower limbs. I grew worse all the time until I 
 could not lift my feet from the floor; all I could do was 
 to slide them along. My head bothered me so I was not 
 fit for business or anything else. I made up my mind to 
 try the Oxydonor. I stopped taking medicine and used it 
 with ice until it made my limbs pain me so I could not 
 bear it. Then I used it in water as long as I could bear it, 
 which was about four hours every night for about two 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 153 
 
 weeks, when the pain left me, and in two days' time I re- 
 gained the use of my limbs, and have been all right ever 
 since. My head improved from the start. Now I can 
 not speak too highly of it. 
 
 One of my brothers died with Spinal Disease, or Loco- 
 motor Ataxia, and I have another who has been helpless 
 for years and can get no help. You can imagine how I 
 felt when I was in this shape, thinking I might be as bad 
 off as they. Yours respectfully, 
 
 J. R. MOSHER. 
 
 LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA. 
 No. 563 Case St., Cleveland, O., Oct. 21, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — In January, 1893, the writer was almost a com- 
 plete wreck, his trouble being then pronounced "Incipient 
 Paralysis," and later on "Locomotor Ataxia." On May 
 8th of this year I was induced to try Oxydonor "Victory," 
 which I have been using very religiously ever since with 
 very substantial and satisfactory results. Within six weeks 
 my wheeled chair was relegated to the garret. All paralytic 
 features almost entirely eradicated. Prior to its use I 
 had taken bowls of Iodide of Potash, Mercury, Arsenic, 
 etc., tried weeks of "dry cupping," electricity (dry and wet), 
 massage, two months at Hot Springs, Ark., all without any 
 very material benefits. 
 
 Very truly and gratefully yours, 
 
 FRANK HAYT. 
 
 LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA. 
 
 Port Townsend, Wash., Aug. 3, 1896. 
 
 My sister-in-law is doing splendidly. When I secured 
 the Oxydonor she could not walk (Locomotor Ataxia). 
 She has improved so much now that she is running an 
 ice cream parlor. I have great faith in the instrument 
 and recommend it to everybody. 
 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 f, L. BAKER. 
 
154 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA, TYPHOID FEVER. 
 Sedalia, Mo., Apr. 25th, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — About five days after I received the Oxy- 
 donor in July last I had a second attack of what the 
 doctor, the first time twelve years ago, said was caused 
 by the passage of sand or gravel from the kidneys, 
 through the ureters to the bladder. In my first attack the 
 doctor relieved the pain with medicine in about four 
 hours, but for the two following days I had considerable 
 fever, and altogether I lost a week's time from the sick- 
 ness. In my second attack the "Oxydonor" relieved my 
 pain, which was very agonizing, and made a complete 
 cure in four minutes. The success in this instance I con- 
 sider repaid me for my outlay for the Oxydonor, as 
 being cured I was enabled to go out on my run the same 
 day, and doubled the road thereby, making eight dollars. 
 
 My son-in-law had an attack of Typhoid Fever about 9 
 o'clock in the morning. He went to the Hospital (R. R.) 
 and after examination, they wanted him to go to bed there, 
 but he refused; they gave him some medicine, and told 
 him to let them know if he got worse, and they would 
 5 end for him. I saw him about 5 p. m.; he had been in 
 bed all day, only rousing up long enough to take his 
 medicine. I stopped the medicine at six o'clock, and 
 applied the Oxydonor about 7:30 p. m. A little after 
 9 p. m. he wanted something to eat, which he ate with a 
 relish, after which he went to sleep and slept all night. 
 I took Oxydonor off about 6 a. m., and I believe he was 
 cured, but to make a sure job of it I had him use it for 
 three nights more. He took no more medicine and was 
 not obliged to go to bed again for that spell of sickness. 
 
 Mr. H. L. Berry, whom I saw at the request of a mutual 
 friend, was in the half way stage of Locomotor Ataxia, 
 after paying out thousands of dollars for doctors and 
 medicines. After using the Oxydonor about three months 
 he told me that he had not felt so well for fifteen years, 
 had a good appetite and was able to attend to his business. 
 The last time I talked with Mr. Berry he said he did not 
 have a thing to complain of in the world. Another friend 
 caught a severe cold, and I believe was on the verge of 
 Pneumonia; one night's application made a complete cure. 
 
 I am in my 58th year, and about as strong as any one 
 can be. 
 
 Believe me, yours in the cause of suffering humanity, 
 
 H. N. SMITH. 
 
Dr. Sanche s Victory Over Disease. 155 
 
 LAME BACK. 
 
 Stockton, Cal., Nov. 2, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Oxydonor was received the 15th ult. My hus- 
 band was almost helpless with Lame Back, has been trou- 
 bled more or less for fifteen years. The effects of the 
 first treatment were magical; he has used it regularly 
 and is steadily improving; believes a complete cure will 
 be effected. I have also received benefit from it. 
 
 (MRS.) A. C. KNO.WLES, 
 
 Central M. E. Church. 
 
 MALARIA. 
 
 Dansville, N. Y., Feb. 18, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Doctor — Having been afflicted with Malarial Fever 
 for over three months, medicine failing to check the fever, 
 I purchased Animator No. 4. After wearing the same for 
 five nights was, to my surprise, perfectly cured. It is now 
 three months s-ince fever was checked by Animator, but 
 since the cure I have felt nothing of the Malaria. 
 
 The Animator has proven so perfectly satisfactory in 
 cases of sickness for which it is recommended (fevers) that 
 we desire to possess the very best (physician) in this new 
 method of treatment of all diseases. Enclosed you will 
 find check for which please send me the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory." 
 
 Thanking you for your kindness, I remain, 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (REV.) W. E. RONEY. 
 
 MALARIA AND LA GRIPPE 
 1230 Fifth Ave., Altoona, Pa., March 20, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Yours of the 20th just at hand. We feel loath 
 
 to part with the little doctor, even for a while, having 
 
 learned to trust it further than all doctors and medicine 
 
 combined. 
 
 I have to acknowledge the speedy cure of a severe sprain 
 
156 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 by one application of the Oxydonor. Also it has broken 
 up a case of Malaria and La Grippe on a neighbor. No 
 chills after first application and steady improvement after- 
 ward. 
 
 My sister, who has Chronic Throat Trouble, feels that 
 it is doing her much good. Was relieved of a severe cold 
 and hoarseness without medicine, and far more speedily 
 than greasing or dosing ever did. 
 
 Yours very gratefully, 
 
 MARY A. GILMORE. 
 
 MALARIA, WEAK EYES, INDIGESTION. 
 
 2036 San Antonio Ave., 
 Alameda, Calif., Feb. 6, 1894. 
 Oxydonor ''Victory" has proven itself a great blessing 
 in our family. We have used it for over two years and 
 find it eclipses all other remedies in the treatment of our 
 various ailments. Malaria and Neuralgia have entirely 
 disappeared under its power, and in the treatment of 
 children's troubles generally. Teething, Colds, Fevers, 
 Indigestion, Weak Eyes, Biliousness, etc., we can truth- 
 fully and thankfully say we have never seen its equal. 
 Yours sincerely, 
 
 (MRS.) M. W. F. BROWN. 
 
 MALARIA, LA GRIPPE, RHEUMATISM. 
 
 1 13 E. Mt. Pleasant Ave., 
 
 Philadelphia, March 24, 1894. 
 The Oxydonor ''Victory" has done more for me and my 
 family than I had hoped it would. For a number of years 
 I woke up every morning with pains in my shoulders from 
 Rheumatism. I had been troubled with it for eighteen 
 years, and since I used the Oxydonor "Victory" last sum- 
 mer, I can say that I am entirely free from it. Last fall 
 I conducted a meeting in a malarial section of the coun- 
 try, and was soon seized with Malaria. I applied ''Vic- 
 tory" and that was the last of it. Then I had an attack 
 of the Grippe twice last winter, and in both cases the 
 symptoms left me after one or two applications. To my 
 family it proved just as beneficial as it did to me. 
 
 (REV.) J. F. GROB. 
 
Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 157 
 
 MALARIA. 
 
 Carmi, 111., Oct. 24, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 I can heartily recommend the Oxydonor. I have used 
 it for nearly two years and find it a successful and wonder- 
 ful protection against Malaria, Nervous Exhaustion and 
 Nervous Headache. For ministers and public speakers I 
 believe it to be better than medicine. It is a friend that I 
 would not part with. (REV.) R. STEVENSON, 
 
 Pastor Presbyterian Church. 
 
 MALARIAL FEVER. 
 
 Cedar Rapids, la. 
 
 Our little girl, who has always been delicate, was sick 
 with Malarial Fever and a very bad Cough. We gave 
 medicine for some time, but she was daily growing worse, 
 could not eat, and was not able to sit up much. We 
 finally threw away the medicines, obtained an Oxydonor 
 and applied according to directions. In less than two 
 hours the fever was broken, and in three days she had a 
 good appetite and was able to sit up, in a week was back 
 in school. 
 
 Before using it quite two weeks her cough was gone, 
 and she has continued to gain in health and strength. 
 We have also used it for various other ailments our- 
 selves, and it has never failed to do the work when 
 used according to directions. 
 
 (MR. and MRS.) F. D. EVANS. 
 
 MALARIAL FEVER. 
 8 Jefferson St., Roanoke, Va., Oct. 24, 1896. 
 
 About three months ago, I bought one of Dr. Sanche'' s 
 Oxydonor "Victorys" for Malarial Fever, and to-day I 
 can say it saved my life, and I am well again, and feel 
 better and weigh more than I have for many years. I 
 have not used any medicine since I bought the Oxydonor. 
 I think it the greatest invention ever discovered. The 
 world would not buy mine, if I could not get another. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 ROBERT E. SMITH. 
 
158 Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 MENINGITIS. 
 The following letter, received from Col. M. C. Ful- 
 ton, at one time professor in the Georgia State University, 
 and a well-known citizen, needs no comment. Read it: 
 
 Decatur, Ga., Feb. 6, 1893. 
 
 A few weeks ago my son, T. N. Fulton, was taken 
 sick with high fever and intense pain in the head. By 
 advice of friends we decided to try Dr. Sanche's "Victory" 
 and take no medicine. 
 
 But realizing that he was a very sick man, we sent for 
 Dr. W. A. Martin, of Oxford, our family physician for 
 twenty-five years, to "watch the case. Dr. Martin at once 
 pronounced the disease an aggravated case of Meningitis. 
 He lost his own son, a stout, healthy young man, while 
 at college at Oxford two years ago, from the same dis- 
 ease, in spite of all he and other physicians could do for 
 him. 
 
 Dr. Martin said, after observing carefully the favorable 
 effect of the "Victory" on the patient, that he could not 
 advise a change of treatment. He remained with us four 
 days, kindly helping us nurse, and noting the wonderful 
 results of the "Victory," until he considered the patient 
 out of danger and safely convalescing, without advising 
 or giving a drop of medicine. 
 
 Dr. Martin resides at Oxford, Ga., and will corroborate 
 the above statement; so will my son, T. N. Fulton, who 
 can be seen any day corner of Hunter and Forsyth streets, 
 Atlanta. Recovery in this case was due to the "Victory," 
 clearly showing its power over disease in one of its most 
 dangerous forms. I have myself used the "Victory" a 
 short time for Dyspepsia, Palpitation, Kidney and Consti- 
 pation troubles, with real benefit. 
 
 Has not Dr. Sanche discovered some force or principle 
 of life, or beneficent law of the Creator, hitherto unob- 
 served, which invests him, armed with his wonderful 
 "Victory," with complete control over disease, if taken in 
 time, absolutely discarding all medicines and methods 
 heretofore known to the medical world? 
 
 M. C. FULTON. 
 
Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 159 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Decatur Ga., June 14, 1896. 
 The above is a true statement given by my father. 
 I take pleasure in saying I am indebted to Oxydonor 
 "Victory" for my recovery. I am satisfied it is a good 
 thing. I have bought two. Yours respectfully, 
 
 THOS. N. FULTON. 
 
 MEASLES, PLEURISY, FLUX AND WHOOPING 
 COUGH. 
 
 Law Office of B. Lacy Hoge. 
 
 Roanoke, Va., Nov. 10th, 1896. 
 
 My child, six years old, was sick for eight weeks, con- 
 fined to his bed for five weeks. He had Measles, Pleurisy 
 and Flux, and the doctor said if he took Whooping 
 Cough (to which he had been exposed), he could not 
 possibly get well. On Thursday the doctor said he had 
 Whooping Cough and could not recover, and on Friday 
 morning I stopped all medicines and applied the Oxy- 
 donor. I kept it on him eight hours and took it off 
 until Saturday morning, applying it again in the same 
 way for eight hours, and again on Sunday. On Monday 
 morning my boy was up and had his clothes on sitting 
 in a chair when the doctor came to see him. The physi- 
 cian was surprised and said it was a miracle, but he did 
 not know that the Oxydonor had been used on the child. 
 
 B. LACY HOGE. 
 
 MEASLES, INDIGESTION, COLDS. 
 
 Salem, Va., Dec. nth, 1896. 
 
 I have been using Oxydonor in my family for about 
 three months. I have not had a physician to visit us 
 professionally in that time. My wife was cured in two 
 nights of a Cold such as usually lasted her four to six 
 weeks and is then followed by a cough. No cough fol- 
 lowed the Cold cured by the Oxydonor. Last night my 
 wife retired complaining of soreness and aching all over 
 her face and limbs, I applied the Oxydonor; this morning 
 all trace of soreness and aching is gone. I have treated 
 my children for deep colds verging close to Pneumonia, 
 
160 Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 and would probably have developed into Pneumonia but 
 for the relief afforded by the Oxydonor. 
 
 One of my children had what was pronounced Measles. 
 The Oxydonor cured it in twenty-four hours; of course 
 the eruption remained for several days, but the disease 
 disappeared. Just nine days afterward, the second child 
 was taken with every symptom of Measles, and promptly 
 cured by the use of the Oxydonor. We used no medi- 
 cine in the above cases. 
 
 I find the Oxydonor induces sound, refreshing sleep, 
 aids digestion, and invigorates the system generally. It 
 is simply wonderful. j R C BROWN, JR. 
 
 NERVOUS PROSTRATION. 
 
 Lexington, Ky., April 20, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Send you by to-day's mail one of your won- 
 derful discoveries, viz.: Oxydonor "Victory," of which I 
 have torn wire from vocor. Please repair and send it by 
 the first mail, for it is a HOME BLESSING, having raised 
 my wife from her bed in four days, who has been suffering 
 from Nervous Prostration. Lose no time as we can not 
 do without it. Respectfully yours, 
 
 (DR.) W. HUNTINGTON. 
 
 NERVOUS PROSTRATION. 
 
 San Francisco, Cal., May 2, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have been using one of your Oxydonors 
 about eighteen months in my family. When I purchased it 
 I was suffering from Nervous Prostration, caused by over- 
 work; after beginning its use I began to improve imme- 
 diately and during the past year have been able to do 
 more work than in any of the other past twenty-five years 
 of my ministry. I have used the Oxydonor with great 
 success in the treatment of my children for all the ailments 
 with which they have been attacked. 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 WM. A. GARDNER, 
 Pastor West Side Christian Church. 
 
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Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 161 
 
 NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA AND NERVOUS 
 PROSTRATION. 
 Rouse's Point, N. Y,, Aug. 8, 1895. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche, 261 Fifth ave., N. Y. 
 
 Dear Sir — Having been a sufferer for the past seven years 
 from Nervous Dyspepsia and Nervous Prostration, un- 
 able to leave my room or see any one for months at a time, 
 and having tried almost every remedy under the sun, con- 
 sulted with the most eminent physicians in the United 
 States all to no avail, it gives me much pleasure to say a 
 word regarding the merits of Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor 
 "Victory," which after six weeks' use restored me to my 
 former health. Since then I have been entirely free from 
 all my former troubles, in full enjoyment of the best of 
 health. 
 
 I am now able to sleep well, eat what I like, and am able 
 to stand almost anything, in fact entirely cured, and I can- 
 not say too much in favor of the Oxydonor, which has, 
 indeed, been so beneficial to me. 
 You are at perfect liberty to refer any one to me. 
 Yours truly,- 
 
 MRS. GEO. C. HOWE. 
 
 NERVOUS PROSTRATION AND BLUE MONDAY. 
 Metamora, Mich., April 30, 1896. 
 
 For over one year I suffered from Nervous Prostration. 
 To such an extent did it affect me that it became a question 
 as to whether I would not be compelled to abandon the 
 ministry, in which time I had to resort to drugs of various 
 kinds without any appreciable relief. A few months since 
 some of my friends advised me trying the Oxydonor 
 "Victory," which I did with results for which I am de- 
 voutly thankful, but which words will fail to express. I am 
 almost completely over the Nervous Prostration trouble, 
 and that with doing a great deal of hard work during the 
 lime of my using it, and not a single drop of medicine of 
 any kind. 
 
 For Nervous Prostration there is nothing equal to Oxy- 
 donor "Victory." 
 
 BLUE MONDAY ABOLISHED. 
 
 To the Ministry — Blue Monday seems to be among the 
 
162 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 inevitables. To preach three times a day, drive anywhere 
 from 8 to 25 miles (or more) every Sunday, causes such a 
 drain upon the system that on Monday, weary nature is 
 wont to complain. Rest or light occupation becomes a 
 necessity. 
 
 HOW TO ABOLISH IT. 
 
 Put on the Oxydonor "Victory" Sunday night on re- 
 tiring and get up on Monday morning as fresh and bright 
 as on any other day of the week. This is no theory but 
 sober experience. I consider the Oxydonor "Victory" a 
 friend to all suffering from the above mentioned, and in- 
 deed from all physical ailments. 
 The above is entirely unsolicited, but cheerfully given. 
 (REV.) W. J. HARPER, 
 Pastor of First M. E. Church. 
 
 NERVOUS PROSTRATION. 
 
 Kingston, N. Y., Nov. 6th, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 My Dear Sir — About seven years ago I had a very 
 severe attack of Nervous Prostration, being unable to 
 sleep without the use of opiates, and for two years I doc- 
 tored with four of the best physicians in our city and 
 also in New York and Brooklyn, all without any per- 
 manent relief. 
 
 About that time I heard of your instrument through a 
 friend, and by her entreaties I was induced to try it, and 
 in from four to six weeks I found great relief, and from 
 that time to this have enjoyed fair health most of the 
 time. Whenever I feel the least indisposed I resort to 
 the Oxydonor and soon find relief. 
 
 Dear doctor, I cannot speak in too high terms of your 
 wonderful discovery, and I assure you there is not money 
 enough to purchase my Oxydonor "Victory" if I could 
 not get another. (MRS.) C. B. SHAFER. 
 
 NERVOUS PROSTRATION. 
 235 Second St., S. E., Washington, D. C, 
 
 February 24, 1892. 
 Dear Dr. Sanche: 
 
 I willingly add my testimony to the many you have 
 received, regarding the beneficial effects following the 
 use of your instrument "Victory." 
 
 Our eldest daughter, a girl of slight frame to begin with, 
 injured herself nearly eight years ago while playing: The 
 
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 injury appeared to be a sprain in her right side. The first 
 physician called in, although a man of assured standing in 
 his profession, did not seem to know how to treat a sprain, 
 and in consequence the efforts of twelve physicians after- 
 wards failed to raise our child from the condition of 
 helpless prostration into which she fell. Last August we 
 began the use of ''Victory," and victorious indeed 
 it seems to be thus far. When I asked the invalid what I 
 should write you, she answered, "Tell Dr. Sanche I am 
 improving every day, and am in high hopes of complete 
 recovery." 
 
 She could not walk a step, nor use her hands, nor help 
 herself in any way before using the instrument. 
 
 The "Victory" with no medicine whatever has so far 
 restored her that she can walk a considerable distance 
 unassisted, can use her hands well and can read and write 
 once more. 
 
 She has progressed so far in various other respects that 
 it looks as though we would before a great while, have 
 our child restored to us in the bloom of health again. 
 This is one result thus far in our house, of the use of 
 your beneficent discovery, but it is not all. Our youngest 
 daughter had a prolonged attack of Grippe in its very 
 worst form. The after-effect was a fearful prostration of 
 body and mind. She was treated by two eminent physi- 
 cians, was sent to the country, placed on horseback, etc., 
 but with no beneficial results. She seemed to be sinking 
 into decline and melancholia, when she began using your 
 "Victory/' Immediate benefit was received. You will 
 know how far it has benefited her by this time, when 
 I tell you that after attending a party last evening, where 
 she danced until midnight, she was up this morning and 
 off to her all-day studies at the Corcoran Art School, the 
 same bright, energetic girl that she was before the attack 
 of Grippe. 
 
 I hope, my dear Doctor, that this friendly letter will be 
 of use to you. 
 
 From all that we know personally of your "Victory," 
 we are not in the least surprised at the pride with which 
 you regard it. We feel that we have the greatest cause for 
 gratitude to the Author of All Good for endowing you 
 with brains to make your wonderful discovery, and the 
 patience to prosecute it to a successful end. Wishing you 
 all prosperity and happiness. 
 
 Sincerely yours, 
 
 MARY A. FAIRFAX. 
 
164 Dr. S audio's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 235 Second St., S. E., Washington D. C ., 
 
 April 22, 1893. 
 My Dear Dr. Sanche: 
 
 I am perfectly delighted to let you see that I can now 
 write to you with my own hand. I have been improving 
 steadily and markedly, since mamma wrote her last state- 
 ment, and I regard it as certain — "if nothing happens" — 
 I will soon be restored to complete health. My crooked 
 spine has come all straight again, and the worn-out, help- 
 less feeling never comes over me now. 
 
 Yours, my dear Doctor, with gratitude, 
 
 LILLIAN VERE FAIRFAX. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 235 Second St., S. E., Washington, D. C, 
 
 June 21, 1896. 
 Our opinion of ^he Oxydonor is unchanged, as above 
 stated, but I would cite one single case. One summer 
 day, I was attacked with a frightful Rheumatic pain 
 which nearly caused me to faint. I applied the Oxydonor 
 to my ankle and in half an hour the pain was assuaged, 
 and in three hours I was up. 
 
 Before I heard of the Oxydonor I had the same malady 
 and it took one of the best physicians three weeks to 
 cure me. Very truly, 
 
 MARY A. FAIRFAX. 
 
 NERVOUS PROSTRATION, NEURALGIA AND 
 DYSPEPSIA. 
 Washington, D. C, April 2, 1893. 
 
 Notwithstanding my utter incredulity which I so stub- 
 bornly, and yet sincerely, persisted in at the time of pur- 
 chasing, I now take pleasure in strongly endorsing your 
 truly wonderful "Victory." 
 
 At that time Mrs. Youngs was, and had been for many 
 months a great sufferer with Nervous Dyspepsia, Neuralgia 
 and Prostration, which all other remedies had failed to cure; 
 and it was in my discouragement and alarm that I was 
 driven to enquire and finally try your magic healer. The 
 result has been simply wonderful. By the faithful use 
 of the instrument, Mrs. Youngs has fully recovered, and 
 
Dr. Sanchc's Victory Over Disease. 165 
 
 is looking as well and strong as ever and has gained ten 
 pounds. The details of her steady improvement and final 
 recovery would seem almost incredible if fully stated, but 
 Mrs. Youngs' present condition and appearance are con- 
 clusive evidences of what Dr. Sanche's "Victory" has 
 done for her. 
 
 For some time I have felt it my duty to write the 
 above acknowledgment and to thank you, and I may add 
 that you are at liberty to refer to me at any time. 
 Yours very sincerely, 
 
 ELFONZO YOUNGS. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 ELFONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 
 Wholesale and Retail Groceries. 
 
 428 Ninth St., Washington, D. C, June 13, 1896. 
 
 My wife has used the Oxydonor with great success for 
 Chronic Dyspepsia, Sick Headache and Neuralgia. We 
 have a young lady clerk in the store who, a year ago, was 
 sick with Dyspepsia. After a faithful trial of Oxydonor 
 she gained twenty-five pounds and is the picture of health 
 now. We believe in the Oxydonor. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 ELFONZO YOUNGS. 
 
 NERVOUS PROSTRATION, HEART TROUBLE. 
 178 Crew St., Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 24, 1892. 
 
 Since my mother's miraculous cure with the ''Victory" 
 last winter, I have used it in my family for various 
 troubles with entire success. Only a few days ago two of 
 my children were taken sick at the same time with 
 high fever, and were both quickly cured by the prompt 
 use of "Victory." I can't too highly praise this wonder- 
 ful instrument made by Dr. Sanche, the greatest bene- 
 factor of his race. My best wish for suffering humanity 
 is that every one may get the benefit of it. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 ERNEST F. CLARK, 
 
166 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 178 Crew St., Atlanta, Ga., July 25, 1896. 
 
 The Oxydonor undoubtedly saved my life over four 
 years ago, when I was suffering with Nervous Prostra- 
 tion, two skillful physicians having given me over. We 
 knew nothing about the Oxydonor until a dear friend 
 suggested and begged that it be put on me, though I had 
 sunk into unconsciousness. Since then it has been my 
 constant friend. 
 
 I have Heart Trouble, but my ''Victory" gives me 
 strength. I am in my sixty-seventh year, yet I can walk 
 up-town and back, quite two miles, without troubling 
 me in the least; indeed it does me great good. 
 
 A doctor never enters our door except as a friend drop- 
 ping in for old acquaintance sake. They, of course, will 
 laugh or make fun of Oxydonor, yet they see our chil- 
 dren thrive under its wonderful healing and strengthen- 
 ing powers. 
 
 'Tis a God-given discovery and Dr. Sanche's name 
 will be blessed by thousands. Respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) A. B. CLARKE. 
 
 NERVOUS PROSTRATION. 
 7-9-1 1 Bridge St., N. Y. City, April 21, 1893. 
 
 I take pleasure in certifying that I have been immeas- 
 urably benefited by the use of Dr. Sanche's Oxydon.or 
 "Victory." 
 
 In November, 1891, I was seriously ill with an attack 
 of Nervous Prostration, brought on by too close appli- 
 cation to business. I was racked with pain, and for three 
 weeks was unable to sleep more than a few minutes at a 
 time. I did not get more than one hour's sleep together 
 during each twenty-four. 
 
 To-day, I am cured — and I attribute my cure solely to 
 Oxydonor "Victory." My niece borrowed my Oxydonor 
 "Victory" a fe*w weeks ago, and returned it this week. 
 She was suffering from depression of spirits; and when I 
 loaned her the instrument she looked like one who had 
 had a long illness; and when she returned it she looked 
 like a different being, and felt like one, she said. 
 
 A lady in her seventy-fifth year used the same instru- 
 ment for a nervous pain in her face, which her family 
 physican told her could only be cured by having the nerve 
 
Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 167 
 
 cut out, and in three days she had relief, and has not felt 
 the pain since, and that is nearly a year. 
 
 I know of several other remarkable cases, and I feel so 
 grateful to Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 JOSIAH RICH. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 7, 9, ii Bridge St., New York, March 19, 1895. 
 I have nothing to retract regarding the report which I 
 gave to Dr. Sanche. My views as then expressed, have 
 been confirmed by later experience. Yours very truly, 
 
 JOSIAH RICH. 
 
 NERVOUS PROSTRATION. 
 
 Gibson, Pa., May 10, 1893. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I was induced to buy your instrument, called 
 Oxydonor "Victory," my wife being at the time in rapid 
 decline from various chronic diseases, such as Nervous 
 Prostration, Hemorrhage of the Bowels, Kidney and 
 Liver Troubles — in fact, she was just a bundle of all kinds 
 of diseases. But joy has come to us by your magical 
 invention. Her physicians told her last fall that to over- 
 come those nervous diseases would be a Herculean task. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 H. WEBBER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Gibson, Ga., June 15, 1896. 
 I believe that the Oxydonor will do all that Dr. Sanche 
 claims for it. We have had one for over three years, 
 and not one dose of medicine have we taken. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 H. WEBBER. 
 
 NERVOUS PROSTRATION. 
 
 704 Madison St., Toledo, O., 5, 15, '95- 
 We have used Oxydonor "Victory" in our family for 
 nearly a year, and are satisfied that the statements you 
 
168 Dr. Sanehcs Victory Over Disease. 
 
 make in regard to it are true. I first used it for Nervous 
 Prostration,, from which I had suffered for over a year and 
 a half, being unable to attend to business much of the 
 time. After seven days' use of Oxydonor I was greatly 
 improved, and by continuing its use a short time I was 
 entirely cured and in better health than for some years. 
 
 We value it highly and would not part with it for any 
 consideration if we could not obtain another. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 EVERETT M. COOK, Dentist. 
 
 NERVOUS PROSTRATION, COLDS. 
 
 Mainsburg, Pa., March 12, 1895. 
 I have used the Oxydonor in my family with the most 
 beneficial results. By its use a daughter has been perma- 
 nently cured of extreme Nervous Prostration. The doctor 
 had given her up. Her recovery seems almost miracu- 
 lous. 
 
 All my family testify to the beneficial use of Oxydonor 
 for Colds and other ailments. 
 
 (MRS.) EMMA AUSTIN. 
 
 NERVOUSNESS. 
 
 474 O St., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C, November 5, 1891. 
 The use of your "Victory" during the past few months 
 has convinced me that its merits fully justify all that you 
 claim for it. Unless I could procure another, I would not 
 part with the one I have upon any consideration. 
 Yours very sincerely, 
 
 A. N. THOMPSON. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 Washington, D. C, June 19, 1896. 
 My personal use of Oxydonor "Victory" has been prin- 
 cipally for Nervousness, and its use has been attended 
 with beneficial results. From my experience with the 
 Oxydonor, I think well of it. Very respectfully, 
 
 A.. N. THOMPSON, 
 
Dr. Sanche 1 s Victory Over Disease. 169 
 
 NERVOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE. 
 
 Millville, N. J., March nth, 1895. 
 I am much improved in health, and I am not compelled 
 to take medicine of any kind since I have used the 
 "Oxydonor." I am not as nervous as I was, and do not 
 have the Sick Headache. You are at liberty to publish 
 this if you wish. Very respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) ISAIAH SHELDON. 
 
 NERVOUSNESS, INSOMNIA AND INDIGESTION. 
 Bank of Wayne. 
 
 Goldsboro, N. C, Sept. 19, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich.: 
 
 Dear Sir — It gives me pleasure to add my statement to 
 the merits of your Oxydonor. It has done for my family 
 what medicines failed to do, and I would not part with 
 it for many times its cost, if I could not get another. 
 
 For Nervousness, Insomnia and Indigestion, I think it 
 without a parallel. Yours truly, 
 
 W. E. BORDEN, Cashier. 
 
 NERVOUS TROUBLES. 
 
 Port Lavaca, Tex., Dec. 17, 1895. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — Until little over a year ago my wife for a long 
 time was an invalid, suffering from a complication of 
 Nervous troubles, and for eighteen months only kept alive 
 by the skilful treatment of a fine doctor; but she gained no 
 strength and but little relief from her sufferings until a 
 friend recommended me to get your Oxydonor, which I 
 did, and now we believe, thanks to it, she has recovered 
 her health and strength. 
 
 The effects of its use were almost immediately percepti- 
 ble; she slept well, and within a week was able to walk 
 a mile, when for more than a year she could hardly walk 
 across her room. Her improvement has been slow but 
 sure, one complaint after another giving way before the 
 effects of your wonderful discovery. We have used 
 it for numerous complaints of the children, and always 
 with satisfaction. I believe in it so strongly, that I 
 never lose an opportunity to recommend it to others. I 
 would not take a thousand dollars for it if I could not get 
 another, Yours very truly. 
 
 H. M. HENDERSON. 
 
170 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 NERVOUS EXHAUSTION. 
 
 Alhambra, Cal., February, 1895. 
 
 I hereby certify that I have used Oxydonor "Victory" 
 since April, 1894, and still use it as directed. Twenty- 
 three years ago, while in perfect health, I received a shock 
 which resulted in my gradually losing the use of myself. 
 I was four years on crutches, and have been ten years in a 
 wheel-chair. The last two months I was unable to feed 
 myself. During that time, I suffered very much of agon- 
 izing pain in the joints and muscles, which culminated 
 last February, 1894, in Nervous Exhaustion, superinduced 
 by Insomnia. 
 
 A neighbor, Mr. Geo. S. Patton, of San Gabriel, brought 
 me his Oxydonor "Victory" to try. The first night I put 
 it on, I slept like a healthy babe all night, and have con- 
 tinued to do so ever since by following "Common Sense 
 Rules" in its application. The pain in my joint, muscle or 
 nerve, will cease inside of ten minutes after properly apply- 
 ing the Oxydonor. My naturally good digestion and as- 
 similation have returned, and I experience no minor trou- 
 bles, except when getting food rendered unwholesome by 
 poor cooking. EMILY GRAY MAYBERRY. 
 
 NERVOUS EXHAUSTION. 
 
 Hailesboro, N. Y., March 22, 1895. 
 
 I purchased Oxydonor for myself to test it to know 
 whether I could recommend it to the many sufferers that 
 every pastor must find. I loaned it to a lady suffering 
 a number of years with Nervous Exhaustion and General 
 Debility, and it helped her in six months so she is almost 
 as well as any one. She had hard Headaches almost 
 daily, doctored for over two years, became constantly 
 worse, being very gloomy, despondent and almost useless 
 in every line of work. A few months' further use of 
 Oxydonor will, I think, restore full health. I shall not 
 hesitate to recommend it very highly, as I think it will 
 do all it claims. Very truly, 
 
 (REV.) L. T. CONRAD. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 171 
 
 NERVOUS DEBILITY. 
 
 Belleville, 111., March 24, 1894. 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have used your Oxydonor "Victory" for 
 Nervous Debility, from which I have been suffering for 
 the past three years; I will state that it- has greatly bene- 
 fited me, and by continuing its use, expect a complete 
 cure. It has been used with the best effects in cases of 
 acute Neuralgia and Colds. I think Oxydonor "Victory" 
 is master of diseases and heartily recommend it to all 
 afflicted. Yours respectfully, 
 
 HENRY THORNBURY. 
 
 NEURASTHENIA. 
 Central Wesleyan College, Warrenton, Mo. 
 I take pleasure in adding my report in favor of Oxy- 
 donor "Victory." For seven years I suffered intensely 
 from what the physicians call Neurasthenia, the affliction 
 made its appearance in the fall and continued through the 
 winter to the month of May, Allopathic and Homeo- 
 pathic treatment were of no permanent avail. My re- 
 sources being exhausted, on the advice of a friend I se- 
 cured an Oxydonor. After three weeks of treatment 
 the disease disappeared. A severe cold contracted caused 
 it to return, but another three weeks' use had the same 
 wholesome effect as before. For fully eight months not 
 a trace of the old trouble was felt. As cold weather set in 
 this fall slight attacks returned, but subsided after ap- 
 plying the Oxydonor two or three times. I shall ever be 
 grateful for what this little instrument has done for me. 
 
 Respectfully yours, 
 
 J. M. RINKEL. 
 
 NEURITIS, LA GRIPPE. 
 2001 Race St., Philadelphia, April 1, 1895. 
 After doctoring for^ a year for "Neuritis" of the arm, 
 and being told nothing would do it any good, but six 
 months' rest, I tried the "Oxydonor" and have received 
 such benefits that I am able to use my arm without suf- 
 fering. I was also cured of a severe attack of "Grip" in 
 a very short time; had I not had the "Oxydonor," would 
 have been in bed a week. You can use this testimony 
 if it will be of any use to you. Respectfully, 
 
 (MISS) J. V. BAXTER, 
 
172 Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 NEURALGIA, NERVOUS TROUBLE, RHEUMA- 
 TISM, PNEUMONIA. 
 
 Cornersville, Md., March 9th, 1895. 
 
 Accidentally, and I feel, providentially, I came across 
 your little pamphlet giving a description of the Oxydonor 
 "Victory." The testimonials and references were so re- 
 liable and trustworthy, that I felt anxious to try for my- 
 self the curative power of the "Oxydonor" treatment. 
 
 For a long time I have suffered from Neuralgia, and 
 was obliged to take large doses of quinine, but this new 
 treatment has done away with the use of quinine, and 
 my health has much improved. 
 
 Our daughter has been benefited in her Nervous 
 troubles, and my husband, Rev. J. T. VanBurkalow, has 
 had the Rheumatism for twenty-six years, and at times 
 suffered greatly. He had a severe attack this past winter, 
 and found benefit from the use of Oxydonor "Victory." 
 I am hoping by a proper and extended "Oxydonor" treat- 
 ment he may be fully cured of his long standing Rheu- 
 matic troubles. 
 
 I would not be willing to do without it in our family. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) J. T\ VANBURKALOW. 
 
 NEURALGIA. 
 5 Glenwood Ave., Orange, N. J., June 22, 1896. 
 When I bought the Oxydonor I was suffering very 
 much with Neuralgia in my neck and head. I think I 
 used it six months before I was entirely cured, but I am 
 very glad to say it cured me. Yours truly, 
 
 HARRIET A. WARE. 
 
 CURED CHRONIC NEURALGIA TWENTY 
 YEARS' STANDING. 
 9 Powell St., San Francisco, CaL. Jan. 30, 1894. 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have been using your Oxydonor "Victory" 
 with great satisfaction. It entirely cured me of Chronic 
 Neuralgia, with which I suffered over twenty years. Af- 
 ter the third week I was cured of the old terror, and it 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 173 
 
 has never returned. My general health is greatly im- 
 proved. I think "Victory" is a whole doctor shop. Sev- 
 eral of my friends, have used mine at different times and 
 like myself are more than pleased with the lasting bene- 
 fit derived from the use of the little giant "Victory." I 
 consider it the best investment I ever made. Wishing you 
 the success you surely deserve, I am, 
 
 Gratefully yours, 
 
 J. E. COLLYER. 
 
 NEURALGIA IN THE EYES, CHICKEN POX. 
 Philadelphia, Apr. 10, 1895. 
 
 Neuralgia in the eyes, with which my son had suffered 
 for two or three years, disappeared after using the Oxy- 
 donor for a week. A year has elapsed with no return 
 of the trouble. In the case of my daughter, Chicken Pox, 
 the use of the Oxydonor "nipped it in the bud." But one 
 pustule developed which determined the disease. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 (MRS.) M. C. SELLERS. 
 
 NEURALGIA OF THE HEART. 
 
 1018 Fourth Ave., N. W., Roanoke, Va., 
 
 Nov. 27, 1896. 
 I desire to express my gratitude for the benefit derived 
 from the use of Oxydonor "Victory." I was recently at- 
 tacked with Neuralgia of the Heart and Back, this being 
 the third attack in five years. I used the Oxydonor twice 
 and was entirely relieved. When it was first applied I 
 had no faith in it, but now I am a strong advocate of its 
 use. Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) EMMA L. NORTH. 
 
 NEURALGIA. 
 
 923 Center Ave., N. W., Roanoke, Va., 
 Dec. 12, 1896. 
 We have used Oxydonor "Victory" for Neuralgia of 
 years' standing, and at the time it was first applied, had 
 been treated by one of our leading physicians for two 
 weeks without any relief. In two hours after "Victory" 
 was applied, I was relieved, and in three weeks I have 
 
174 Dr. Sanchcs Victory Over Disease. 
 
 had but one slight attack, which was promptly relieved by 
 the Oxydonor. 
 
 My father also used it for Neuralgia, and he was quickly 
 relieved. 
 
 My cousin used it for Sick Headache, and was also 
 quickly relieved. I am glad to recommend it to all suf- 
 ferers. Respectfully, 
 
 (MISS) NINA GILL. 
 
 NEURALGIA. 
 22 Luck Ave., S. E., Roanoke, Va., Dec. i, f g6. 
 
 With pleasure I testify to the merits of the Oxydonor 
 ''Victory," made by Dr. H. Sanche of Detroit, Michi- 
 gan. Having tested it in a severe case of Neuralgia, it 
 worked a speedy cure. There is no praise that can be too 
 loud in its favor. LAURA E. EVANS. 
 
 NEURALGIA. 
 
 Sprague, Wash., Sept. 17, 1896. 
 
 After many years of suffering with Neuralgia in the 
 head and face, all medicines, electricity and burnings hav- 
 ing utterly failed to give me any relief; in September, 1893, 
 I had an incision of the second division of the fifth nerve, 
 and Oct. i, the same year, had the nerve Meckles ganglia 
 removed, giving only partial relief. In June, this year, the 
 neuralgic pains returned as excruciating as ever before; 
 again first-class physicians used drugs, electricity and 
 freezing, which as before gave me no relief; I could get 
 no rest. On the 16th day of July I quit using drugs and 
 commenced to use Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory/' 
 which gave me immediate relief. In three days I began to 
 feel like a new man, and now I feel as well as I ever did. 
 
 I therefore take pleasure in recommending Dr. Sanche's 
 Oxydonor "Victory" to the sick and suffering, as it is 
 worth more to them than all other remedies combined; its 
 value is beyond estimation. 
 
 CHAS. SKOGLUND. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 175 
 
 NEURALGIA. 
 Cedar Rapids, Iowa, March I, 1897. 
 
 I had been a sufferer from Neuralgia of the face and 
 head for over five years, doctored all the time and con- 
 tinued to suffer. The Oxydonor and Animator cured 
 me in a little over one month; since childhood I never 
 passed a winter without severe attacks of Laryngitis, which 
 has not showed the least sign of return this winter. In 
 fact, my general health is better now than it has been 
 for years. The Oxydonor can not be praised too highly. 
 
 MRS. MARY ROWAN. 
 
 NEURALGIA. 
 
 Phoenix, Ariz., June 5, 1893. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — My wife had a violent attack of Neuralgia. 
 I applied the Oxydonor ''Victory" under ice. In thirty 
 minutes she was easy and its application entirely relieved 
 her. Subsequently in a severe cold its effect was magical. 
 Oxydonor "Victory" has won our confidence. 
 
 Yours sincerely, 
 (REV.) FLETCHER POMEROY. 
 
 PNEUMONIA, NERVOUS TROUBLE. 
 
 Queen City, Tex., May 1, 1895. 
 
 I have for several years been subject to nervous spells 
 with severe pains in the head, throwing me into convul- 
 sions. I have tried many doctors and spent a great deal 
 of money, with no permanent relief. 
 
 I was induced to try Oxydonor "Victory" last Feb- 
 ruary, and I have not had a pain since the first week I 
 commenced using it, and I feel as well as ever. It has 
 done more than was claimed for it. It will not make a 
 young man out of an old one, but it will make a well 
 man out of a sick one. 
 
 I have used the Oxydonor in several cases of sickness, 
 with good results. Cured one case of Pneumonia in 48 
 hours. 
 
 I can not express my appreciation of the Oxydonor 
 "Victory:' j, P< GRIFFIN. 
 
176 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 TYPHOID-PNEUAIONIA. 
 
 Juliaetta, Idaho, Nov. 29, 1895. 
 
 I can not express to you my gratitude for the use of 
 your Oxydonor during my sickness, for I have had a 
 very severe attack of Typhoid-Pneumonia, and if I had 
 not had great confidence in it, caused by curing myself 
 of Rheumatism, I doubtless would have employed a 
 physician, for I was in very great pain across my lungs; 
 and by applying it as directed, the pain was driven away, 
 my fever was broken and I began to mend; but for days 
 I coughed up blood and phlegm, and my throat was very 
 sore and ulcerated. This soreness was also removed by 
 applying the Oxydonor, and in a marvelous way I have 
 been cured of this fearful disease. I am now almost well, 
 have a good appetite, and believe if I had not used the 
 Oxydonor, I would never have survived; and I must say 
 it is all it is recommended to be. 
 
 Yours very truly, 
 
 SYNNIA HUGHES. 
 
 CURES SEVERE PLEURISY. 
 
 No. 321 Montgomery St., 
 Syracuse, N. Y., April 25, 1893. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Doctor — In February last I was chilled in a storm, 
 and in the afternoon of the next day, I was taken with a 
 severe attack of Pleurisy. The "Victory" was applied 
 with vocor in ice, and in three hours I was relieved. I 
 used the instrument during that night, and the next day 
 in ice water — taking no medicine — and was able to attend 
 to my office duties. I did not feel a trace of the pain 
 after the second night. 
 
 MRS. HARRIET D. EMENS, M. D. 
 
 CRAIG SHIPBUILDING CO. John Craig, President. 
 
 John F. Craig, Secretary. 
 
 Toledo, Ohio, June 16, 1893. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Enclosed you will find a report from our old 
 family physician who doctored our family for over twenty 
 years, prior to our using your Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 177 
 
 I think his wife's cure one of the greatest miracles, as 
 
 her mother and sister before her both died from a similar 
 
 attack, and the consulting physician told him she could 
 
 not live forty-eight hours, when he applied the "Victory." 
 
 Yours very truly, JOHN F. CRAIG. 
 
 PARALYSIS. 
 
 Office of J. P. Reed, M. D., 
 Rockwood, Mich., June 14, 1893. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I take pleasure in recommending your Oxy- 
 donor to all persons afflicted with that dreaded disease 
 Paralysis. 
 
 My wife had a stroke of Paralysis which destroyed the 
 entire use of her left side, and could not feel the prick of 
 a needle on the entire side, nor could she move it a par- 
 ticle. I called in consultation four physicians and they 
 gave me no encouragement whatever. 
 
 Through the influence of Mr. Craig's people of Toledo, 
 Ohio, I consented to use one of your "Victorys." We 
 have used it for the past two years, and I assure you that 
 words will not express my gratitude to you and those who 
 recommended the use of your Oxydonor "Victory." You 
 may publish this if you wish, as I shall never forget what 
 it has done for my wife; she has almost entirely recovered, 
 and is, while I am writing this, at work among her flowers. 
 Your grateful friend, 
 
 J. P. REED, M. D, 
 
 PARALYSIS, LA GRIPPE, INDIGESTION. 
 
 No. 103 Church St., 
 New Brunswick, N. J., June 18, 1896. 
 
 I have had Oxydonor "Victory" since February, 1893. 
 
 I had been left quite weak from an attack of La Grippe, 
 and also Indigestion for years. Oxydonor relieved me 
 and strengthened me, making me feel like a new man. 
 Mr. W. H. Thompson of 25 Governor St., Newark, N. J., 
 being in this city, called on me and gave an account of 
 his experience with Oxydonor, that seems almost like a 
 miracle. He had a stroke of Paralysis of the left side, 
 and could not talk nor sing (he being a chorister in his 
 church). After using Oxydonor, and when he called on 
 me, he was able to converse as freely as any one, and also 
 to sing with ease and pleasure, Respectfully, 
 
 J. B. STOCKTON. 
 
178 Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 PARALYSIS, DYSENTERY, SCARLET FEVER. 
 Austin, 111., Nov. 27, 1891. 
 
 I value Dr. Sanche's "Victory" more than I can ex* 
 press. If I could not replace it, gold could not buy mine. 
 
 My trouble is in process of cure, and every time the 
 pain returns, thirty minutes' use of "Victory" relieves me 
 entirely, and I can feel the muscles in the affected parts 
 growing stronger. I bought one for a friend who has 
 been troubled with Dysentery for some fourteen years, 
 and with every attack, was disabled a week. Now she ap- 
 plies "Victory" under ice and goes to bed, and in the 
 morning is cured and well. 
 
 So I cheerfully bear testimony to its great value. 
 
 JAMES WHITEHEAD. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Austin, 111., June 22, 1896. 
 
 When I first heard of Dr. Sanche I was in Detroit, 
 Mich., and I discredited the statements concerning his 
 method of treatment, they seemed so wonderful. I asked 
 the address of some who were using the instruments, and 
 found at the first house they had two children who had 
 been cured of Scarlet Fever. At another house, I found 
 a woman, with several children, who did all her own work. 
 She had run down to a shadow, and they were going to 
 send her .away, when they heard of this little instrument 
 (Oxydonor), and in three weeks she was cured. 
 
 I then met a Literary Editor of one of the Detroit 
 papers, and he informed me that six months before he had 
 lost the use of one limb entirely and the other was going 
 in the same way; that he suffered great loss in mental 
 force and expected he would have to quit business and die. 
 
 He walked with only one cane when I saw him, and 
 his intellect was clear and bright, all cured with the won- 
 derful little instrument. ' 
 
 Then I felt that I must see Dr. Sanche. I called on 
 him and was delighted to find him a perfect gentleman 
 and an accomplished scholar. The difficulty would be to 
 say what the Oxydonor will not cure. 
 Yours sincerely, 
 
 JAMES W, WHITEHEAD, 
 
 P. O. Box 235. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 179 
 
 PARALYSIS. HEART TROUBLE, KIDNEY 
 TROUBLE, ETC. 
 Bellefontaine, O., June 25, 1896. 
 
 The 19th of July next will mark three years since I first 
 commenced the use of Oxydonor "Victory." I was then 
 in feeble health, suffering from a lame back, which the 
 Doctors called Lumbago, but which I now believe arose 
 from a diseased kidney. I used it, for ten days. In the 
 morning of the eleventh, my bad feeling was gone, my 
 back seemed to have undergone a radical change for the 
 better and this improvement continued with me until the 
 present time. My wife, who has been troubled with Con- 
 stipation all her life, continued the use of Oxydonor nearly 
 three months, and was rewarded for her perseverance by 
 a cure. 
 
 I name a few diseases I have found Oxydonor good for 
 in my experience: Constipation, Kidney trouble, Rheu- 
 matism, Neuralgia, Heart trouble, Paralysis, Weak 
 Nerves, La Grippe and its effects, Colds, Strains, Burns, 
 Catarrh, Toothache, Headache, Weak Eyes, etc. 
 
 I have been very susceptible to that terrible scourge of 
 our country, La Grippe, but I do not dread it as I used 
 to, for I check its progress every time with Oxydonor 
 in two or three hours. Yours in kindness, 
 
 (REV.) JOSEPH R. SMITH. 
 
 PARALYSIS, LOSS OF EYESIGHT. 
 
 Sevestapool, Door Co., Wis., January, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — A little over a year ago I lost the use of my 
 limbs up to my hips, and have not been able to walk until 
 after using your instrument. My wife urged me to try the 
 Oxydonor that she had heard had cured Mrs. Mann, and 
 also some others, and after using it about seven weeks was 
 able to walk around with very little assistance, or by hold- 
 ing on to a chair, and believe that would perform a per- 
 manent cure. Before using it I could not see to discern 
 a person or anything 20 feet from me, and after wearing 
 it for a short time I could see to read any newspaper. 
 My nerves were terrible. I could not hold anything in 
 my hand in order to raise it to my mouth for the trem- 
 bling, so some thought I had Saint Anthony's dance; in 
 fact, I was in a very bad condition. 
 
 WILLIAM TROUSIN. 
 
180 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 PARALYSIS. 
 
 Chicago, 111., Nov. 16, 1896. 
 In January, 1896, my brother, Joseph F. O. Reed, a 
 well-known traveling man of Grand Rapids, Mich., was 
 attacked with acute pains in his back, and Paralysis was 
 threatened. He had a friend, likewise a commercial trav- 
 eler, who had been cured of Paralysis by the use of Dr. 
 Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory," and after my brother had 
 been treated by different physicians without success, he 
 procured an Oxydonor, and in less than a week was able 
 to travel, and came to my house. I watched the results 
 attending the use of the Oxydonor, and was greatly sur- 
 prised. My brother was completely cured, and is making 
 his regular trips on the road. 
 
 N. A. REED, JR., 
 Editor "The Banner of Gold." 
 
 PARALYSIS. 
 Traverse City, Mich., Sept. 24, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 I became much interested in Oxdyonor, because I knew 
 it saved my life, and brought me up from a paralyzed 
 cripple weighing 135 pounds to an active man weighing 
 now 192 pounds. 
 
 GEO. H. LATHROP. 
 
 PARALYSIS. 
 No. 11 E. Van Anden St., Auburn, N. Y., 
 
 June 10, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — No word is adequate in praise of your re- 
 nowned and much valued instrument, the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory." We have used one since June, a year ago. My 
 sister was paralyzed at that time, and in five treatments 
 recovered the use of her arm, being able to perform her 
 usual household duties — never complaining of any ill ef- 
 fects from the malady since. 
 
 I have successfully treated other cases and can not say 
 too much in favor of such a boon to humanity. May suc- 
 cess attend your every effort in this Christian work, is 
 my heartiest wish. 
 
 (MRS.) DR. J. C. PETERSON. 
 
Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 181 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Auburn, N. Y., Feb. 19, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 My Dear Sir — Thanking you most kindly for the promi- 
 nence you gave my statement in the Cosmopolitan Maga- 
 zine, I will say that I still endorse the same sentiments. 
 There has been no return of Paralysis. 
 
 (MRS.) DR. J. C. PETERSON. 
 
 PARALYSIS. 
 
 North Bingham, Pa., May 27, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have one of your Oxydonor "Victorys" and 
 have had some remarkable cures from its use, and think it 
 one of the greatest boons to suffering humanity. 
 
 I have an uncle who had a stroke of Paralysis. His 
 whole left side was paralyzed and was perfectly helpless. 
 He was so for three months, and the doctor expected him 
 to have another shock every day — he kept failing all the 
 time — I bought the Oxydonor "Victory" just to try on 
 him. Now he is able to walk about and is improving 
 every day. Yours fraternally, 
 
 F. B. CLARK. 
 
 PARALYSIS, HEART TROUBLE. 
 
 Willow, O., May 13th, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have used one of your Oxydonors for the 
 last two years with most wonderful results, and have not 
 had a physician in my family during that time. 
 
 In one case I treated a lady with Heart failure, when 
 the patient could not possibly have lived until the ar- 
 rival of a physician. Another wonderful cure was of a 
 friend who had been afflicted with Paralysis of the muscles 
 of the tongue and throat for a number of years; this lady 
 had lost her voice several times, and had only recovered 
 it each time after months of painful treatment from one 
 of the best physicians of Cleveland. The last time she 
 was taken I invited her to come to my home for a trial 
 with the Oxydonor; completely discouraged and not ex- 
 
182 Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 pecting any good results, she came; and in four hours from 
 the first application completely recovered her voice. The 
 joy of herself and family cannot be told. 
 
 I have in my home at present an old gentleman, my 
 uncle, who has been a terrible sufferer from Rheumatism 
 for four years; he is now taking his third course of treat- 
 ment; has been here altogether ten days; pain nearly 
 gone, and expects to be nearly or quite well in a few 
 weeks. I could give you other good reports, but it is 
 not necessary; this wonderful little instrument speaks for 
 itself, and I would not part with mine for a thousand 
 dollars if I could not obtain a,nother. 
 
 You can never realize what a benefactor you have been 
 to the sick and suffering. 
 
 Gratefully yours, 
 
 J. L. KINGSBURY. 
 
 PAIN IN THE SIDE. 
 
 Mainsburg, Pa., March 226., 1895. 
 About a year ago my mother was taken suddenly ill 
 with a pain in her right side, which crossed over her stom- 
 ach into her left side. Her blood stopped circulating, and 
 she became cold all over and was bathed in a cold sweat. 
 Her hands were all cramped up. We applied the Oxy- 
 donor "Victory" in ice water, and inside of an hour she 
 was warm and the pain had all ceased. By using it two 
 succeeding nights, she was fully restored to her usual 
 health. I know that it saved my mother's life at that time, 
 and I would recommend it to others. 
 
 MRS. MYRTLE RUMSEY. 
 
 CRAMPING PAINS IN SIDE AND STOMACH. 
 Quincy, Ohio, Jan. 31, 1894. 
 We have used Oxydonor "Victory" for every ill since 
 purchased. Mother was troubled with Cramping Pains 
 in side and stomach. We applied Oxydonor and she 
 was relieved in a few minutes. Her general health is now 
 better than for two years. We have used Oxydonor for 
 La Grippe and General Debility with satisfactory results. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 BELLE GEARHEART. 
 
Dr. Sanehes Victory Over Disease. I83 
 
 QUINSY. 
 Camden, N. J., March II, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 I have used Oxydonor "Victory" on my daughter, who 
 has been troubled with Quinsy every fall for three years 
 past. Last fall she was taken as usual, and a few applica- 
 tions with Oxydonor kept her from having a true case of 
 Quinsy. My mother has used it for Rheumatism in her 
 knees. She is greatly relieved, and thinks she could not 
 do without it. It also cured my son of Neuralgia in his 
 face which caused him excruciating pain. 
 
 MRS. JOSEPH E. BOWEN. 
 
 QUINSY, NUMBNESS, LA GRIPPE. 
 
 Mainsburg, Pa., March 20, 1895. 
 It is now over a year since I bought Dr. H. Sanche's 
 Oxydonor "Victory." I have used it for Numbness and 
 for many other affections. It has cured La Grippe and 
 Quinsy for me this winter. I can heartily recommend the 
 Oxydonor to all who are afflicted. 
 
 (MRS.) T. L. HOTCHKISS, 
 
 QUINSY, NERVOUS DEBILITY. 
 
 Turner, 111., Mar. 23, 1895. 
 The Oxydonor No. 2, which I bought last December, 
 has given me much pleasure and surprise. I am now sixty 
 years old and was completely demoralized for ten years 
 with Nervous Debility. 
 
 After using the Oxydonor four months, I have recov- 
 ered and I feel twenty years younger. I have used it on 
 two of my children for Quinsy and cured them in 
 three to four days without suffering, where it has always 
 taken three to four weeks under the treatment of medi- 
 cines with much suffering. 
 
 C. WEGER. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Montrose, Pa., Jan. 25, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — After suffering constantly for over a year from 
 Rheumatism, which was so bad in my shoulder and arm, 
 
184 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 that I had not been able to lie upon that side, and a swollen, 
 stiff-jointed, aching finger from the same cause, and also 
 other aches resulting from a fall, I was induced by a rela- 
 tive to take his Oxydonor "Victory" and use it for a month. 
 Before I had used it a week, I was sleeping better than I 
 had done for a long time. At the end of the month I was 
 greatly relieved both from Rheumatic aches and from 
 those other causes. 
 
 I then purchased an Oxydonor for myself, and have used 
 it occasionally since. Now the Rheumatism is so nearly 
 gone, that I seldom have a feeling which would indicate 
 that I had ever had it. My other aches which I expected to 
 carry all my life are nearly gone, too; and my general 
 health is better than it has been at any time since I had 
 the Grippe, three years ago. I have not taken a particle of 
 medicine during this time, and must ascribe all my physical 
 improvement to the Oxydonor. I am therefore compelled 
 to believe in it. Gratefully yours, 
 
 (REV.) A. L. BENTON. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, HEART TROUBLE. 
 
 Bellefontaine, O., Feb. 18, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — My wife and myself have one of your Oxy- 
 donors, and have used it about two months, and can say 
 that my wife has been suffering for several years with 
 Rheumatism and pain in the back. That trouble has all 
 disappeared, and she has now no trouble whatever, and 
 the little "Victory" gets the entire credit. 
 
 My trouble is bad circulation and Heart difficulty, and I 
 feel that I have received great benefit by use of Oxydonor. 
 Expect to continue its use for some time longer, and feel 
 confident it will do its work well. 
 
 Yours very truly, 
 
 A. H. CANBY. 
 
 RHEUMATISM IN FEET. 
 
 Philadelphia, Pa., March 20, 1894. 
 I have faith in the Oxydonor "Victory." By its use I 
 have been cured of Rheumatism in my feet. Have not had 
 a return of that awful malady since commencing its use 
 twelve months ago. 
 
 (REV.) NOBLE FRAME. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 185 
 
 RHEUMATISM, CATARRH, BILIOUS ATTACKS. 
 
 Dallas, Texas, Feb. 7, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — For six years I was a sufferer from Rheuma- 
 tism. My blood was thin, my nervous system was shat- 
 tered, in short, I was never comfortable for a day until 
 I commenced using Dr. Sanche's great invention, Oxy- 
 donor "Victory." I feel it my duty to say a good word 
 for this little instrument. My family have had La Grippe, 
 Catarrh, Fever, Bilious Attacks, and numerous other ail- 
 ments that human flesh is heir to, but all. were cured by 
 this method. No nutritive agent was ever discovered that 
 will feed the nerves, and brain, and restore the natural 
 function of the vital organs like the Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 Twenty months' use without one failure, convinces me 
 that it has no parallel as a remedial agent. 
 
 Dr. Sanche is the greatest, benefactor of the human race. 
 May God bless him! 
 
 (MRS.) L. M. GRIGGENHEIM. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Dallas, Tex., June 11, 1896. 
 I am still of the same opinion as when I wrote the 
 report (given above). My family have been using the 
 Oxydonor for four years now, and thank God we have 
 been successful in curing all ailments that fall to our lot. 
 (MRS.) L. M. GRIGGENHEIM. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 2354 E. Cumberland St., Philadelphia, Pa., 
 
 June 3, 1893. 
 Dear Sir — Captain Miller has used the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory" with very pleasing results. He claims he is now well 
 of Rheumatism. It has really made a wonderful change in 
 him; for he is entirely free from Rheumatism, and has a 
 good appetite, which had been very poor for months pre- 
 vious to using "Victory." 
 
 You are free to use this in any way you wish, and I hope 
 many others may find the relief we have from its use. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) A. B. MILLER. 
 
186 Dr. Sanchcs Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 BURNS, CUTS, RHEUMATISM. 
 
 2357 East Cumberland St., 
 Philadelphia, Pa., June 18, 1896. 
 
 We have had Oxydonor "Victory" for some three or 
 four years for Rheumatism, Burns, Colds, Headache, — in 
 fact it is my family physician. 
 
 I have not been sick in bed one whole day since I got 
 Oxydonor. Respectfully, 
 
 JOSEPHINE E. MILLER. 
 
 RHEUMATISM AND LA GRIPPE. 
 
 Bad Axe, Mich., July 15, 1895. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — It affords me great pleasure to commend to 
 the public the Oxydonor "Victory." I was afflicted for 
 years with Rheumatism and could find no effectual rem- 
 edy, until I purchased a "Victory," which gave me imme- 
 diate relief. I have seen many sufferers restored to health 
 by its use. Yours, etc., 
 
 (REV.) J. W. CAMPBELL, 
 
 Pastor M. E. Church. 
 
 . RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Bennington, Vt., March 25, 1895. 
 
 I commenced to use the Oxydonor "Victory" about 
 one year ago. I had Rheumatism for five or six years 
 previous to that time, very bad, often confined in the 
 house. For the past year I have not been housed a day, 
 thanks to the Oxydonor "Victory." I ' cannot say that 
 my Rheumatism has entirely left me, for at times I do feel 
 it a little, and one night's using of my "Oxydonor" re- 
 lieves me entirely. I can sincerely say that the Oxydonor 
 "Victory" is a permanent fixture in my house from this 
 time out. If my letter will be of benefit to any one, use 
 it as you like, and I hope by so doing to help some poor 
 fellow as bad off as I was. Very respectfully yours, 
 
 W. H. BRADFORD. 
 
Dr. Saiichc's Victory Over Disease. 187 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Bennington, Vt., March 14, 1895. 
 Since purchasing the Oxydonor "Victory," the 1st of 
 January, two members of my family have used it for Rheu- 
 matism, and found it to be decidedly beneficial in both 
 cases. Yours truly, 
 
 L. D. HAMLIN. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, NERVE SOOTHER. 
 
 Peekskill, N. Y., March 2, 1895. 
 I have used the Oxydonor "Victory," and would cheer- 
 fully recommend it to any one that is troubled with Rheu- 
 matism. As a Nerve Soother and Sleep Inducer, it is cer- 
 tainly a success. A trial is all that is required to satisfy 
 the most skeptical. 
 
 JAMES STEWART, JR. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 De Graffe, Ohio, Feb. 6, 1894. 
 I have been very much relieved since using Dr. Sanche's 
 Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 I have had Rheumatism for twenty-four years, and after 
 treating with the Oxydonor only six weeks, I find it has 
 helped me so much that I can dispense with my cane. I 
 can recommend "Victory" highly to all sufferers from any 
 disease. The Oxydonor is something every one should 
 have. Yours sincerely, 
 
 GEORGE W. WOLFE. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 Port Jefferson, Ohio, Feb. 4, 1894. 
 I had for some time suffered intensely from Rheuma- 
 tism in my shoulder, and a severe pain in my back which 
 was caused from Kidney difficulties. Since applying Dr. 
 Sanche's instrument, Oxydonor "Victory," the Rheuma- 
 tism has been cured, and the pain in my back removed. 
 
 The other ailment is disappearing under Oxydonor 
 "Victory's" influence. 
 
 No reasonable amount would induce me to part with 
 the Oxydonor, and believe it has no equual as a health 
 restorer. Very sincerely, 
 
 (MRS.) LUCINDA WARD, 
 
188 Dr. Sanche*s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Vinton, Va., Dec. 4, 1896. 
 I had Rheumatism for about two years, and have used 
 a dozen or more so-called Rheumajtic cures and received 
 very little if any benefit. I suffered the greatest agony 
 and at times was unable to take off my own shoes. About 
 six weeks ago I bought an Oxydonor, and from the first 
 application I felt relief, and in three weeks I laid away 
 my cane. I feel better than I have for a long time. I 
 would not part with my Oxydonor at any price if. I could 
 not get another. I was worse when I commenced using 
 the Oxydonor than I have ever been. I feel satisfied the 
 Oxydonor "Victory" will do all it is claimed to in Rheu- 
 matism, and heartily recommend it to all. 
 
 G. W. GEARHEART. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Bonsacks, Va., Dec. 8, 1896. 
 
 My wife had an attack of Rheumatism so bad that she 
 had to be lifted out of bed. I got an Oxydonor and used 
 it one night and the next morning she was able to get 
 out of bed by herself. The second morning she got up 
 and went to work and has never felt a rheumatic pain 
 since. C N. HUTCHINS. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Vinton, Va., Dec. 4, 1896. 
 I wish to add my report in behalf of the Oxydonor. I 
 have had Rheumatism all my life and very badly since 1890, 
 and had tried doctors none of whom did me any good. 
 About three months ago I bought an Oxydonor, and have 
 not felt the Rheumatism since I began to use it. I do 
 heartily commend it to all who have that disease. 
 
 (MRS.) C. E. DREWRY. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 27, 1893. 
 I have used the Oxydonor "Victory" in a case of Rheu- 
 matism with wonderful results. The patient had been sick 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 189 
 
 for two months, unable to sit up, and under the treatment 
 of three physicians. He commenced to improve from the 
 first application of "Victory," and in four days he got up 
 and walked about the house, entirely free from pain. He 
 has had no further trouble since, which was two months 
 ago. This wonderful cure seems almost a miracle. 
 
 I heartily recommend Dr. H. Sanche's "Victory" to 
 every one suffering with Rheumatism. 
 
 THOS. L. JOHNSON. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 16, 1896. 
 In a case of Rheumatism the effect of Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory" was instant and wonderful. In another instance I 
 applied it to a child whose neck was swollen twice its 
 natural size, and who was given up by Atlanta's physi- 
 cians, as incurable. It reduced the swelling entirely. 
 Respectfully yours, 
 
 THOS. L. JOHNSON. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, SORE THROAT. 
 
 Ridgeway, Ohio, April 3, 1894. 
 
 This is to certify that I have used Oxydonor "Victory" 
 for Rheumatism and feel that I am cured. My son had 
 a severe attack of Sore Throat. We used the Oxydonor 
 and he recovered. He took no medicine. I have loaned 
 the instrument to three of my neighbors, who praise it 
 highly, and have received great benefit from its use. 
 
 My mother is seventy-three years old, and just recov- 
 ered from a severe spell of La Grippe. She used the Oxy- 
 donor "Victory" and was helped very much, and wants 
 the instrument again. She seems to think she is going to 
 get young again. JASPER McADAMS. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Quincy, Ohio, June 26, 1896. 
 Have used Oxydonor with success. I cured a neigh- 
 bor who was afflicted with Sick Headache. I had Rheu- 
 matism and cured myself. Respectfully, 
 
 JASPER McADAMS. 
 
190 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 RHEUMATISM OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING. 
 
 Golden West Hotel, 
 San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 2, 1894. 
 
 Allow me to write a few words in behalf of Dr. Sanche's 
 Oxydonor "Victory" with the hope that other sufferers 
 may be relieved. For twenty years I had been a victim 
 of Rheumatism and in that time had been under the treat- 
 ment of the best physicians in this State, as well as China 
 and Japan, without being afforded more than temporary 
 relief. About two years ago I was induced to try the 
 Oxydonor. At the expiration of the first month's trial 
 my improvement became noticeable not only to me but 
 to my friends, and I can truthfully say for the past six 
 months my health has never been better. Since then the 
 Oxydonor has been in use by several of my friends, and 
 in every instance with beneficial results. 
 
 To those who are inclined to be skeptical, I would say, 
 give it a trial, and I will guarantee that after the first 
 month, they will sing its praises. Yours truly, 
 
 JOSEPH KENNEDY. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, FEVERS. 
 
 Pemberton, Ohio, July 17, 1896. 
 
 1 can truly recommend Oxydonor in all diseases, and 
 especially for Rheumatism or for breaking up Fevers. 
 The results are good in all cases if properly used. 
 Respectfully, 
 
 S. P. CLAY. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, ETC. 
 
 728 North Twentieth St.. 
 Philadelphia, April 9, 1894. 
 
 For the past twenty years I have been troubled with 
 Rheumatism in my right arm and in my knees, which 
 became so stiff that for years past I have had to be as- 
 sisted in getting up, when sitting, and it was with difficulty 
 that I could go up or down stairs or walk to church two 
 or three squares away. My appetite was poor and I could 
 not sleep or rest well. 
 
 In August, 1893, I purchased an Oxydonor "Victory" 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 191 
 
 and began its use, but I must confess I had but little faith 
 in it doing me any good, being past seventy-five years old. 
 
 I am very glad to report to you that it soon gave me 
 a good appetite and enabled me to sleep and rest well. 
 My Rheumatism began to improve, and for several 
 months past I have been entirely clear of Rheumatic pains 
 the first time for over twenty years. The stiffness has all 
 left my knees and I can without difficulty, get up when 
 sitting, go up or down stairs and walk to church, for 
 which I am very thankful. The effects of "Victory" have 
 been really marvelous in my case. 
 
 I have used no medicine since I commenced its use. 
 You can use this statement in any way you wish, and I 
 hope many will be induced to send for the little Doctor. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) CALEB ROSS. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 1734 North Twentieth St., 
 Philadelphia, Pa., June, 1896. 
 
 I feel that the Oxydonor has done wonders for me. 1 
 was all stiffened with Rheumatism, and it has almost made 
 a permanent cure, and all that my above statement con- 
 tains is correct. 
 
 I would not be without one in my family. 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) CALEB ROSS. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, COLDS, LA GRIPPE. 
 
 Greencastle, Ind., March 13, 1895. 
 
 The Oxydonor has well won its way in our household. 
 We put it on some one of our family of eight not infre- 
 quently, for various ailments to which human flesh is heir 
 (e. g., Colds, Grip, Rheumatism) and the invariable good 
 result soon follows. We get better and praise the little in- 
 strument. Yours truly, 
 
 (REV.) E. F. WALKER. 
 
 (Dr. Walker is the popular Presbyterian Evangelist.) 
 
192 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 White Haven, Pa., March 18, 1895. 
 
 Having used "Oxydonor" for two and a half years, I 
 must acknowledge I have been greatly benefited by it. I 
 can eat and sleep splendidly, and while my old ailment, 
 Sciatic Rheumatism of the hip-joint, is not entirely cured, 
 and I have at times a great deal of pain, I do not resort 
 to medicine, for the "Oxydonor" gives relief and builds 
 me up. I would not part with it under any consideration. 
 
 If what I have said will benefit any one you are at lib- 
 erty to use as you think best. Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) W. H. LIPSETT. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, COLDS. 
 
 707 Florida St., Philadelphia, Pa., 
 March 12, 1895. 
 
 For Colds and Rheumatism, I find "Oxydonor" a most 
 
 helpful servant. Have used it successfully in my family. 
 
 As a tonic after Sunday's hard work and exhaustion, it is 
 
 simply invaluable. 
 
 You are at liberty, if you so desire, to publish the above. 
 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 (REV.) HENRY L. PHILLIPS. 
 
 (Rev. Henry L. Phillips is Rector of Crucifixion 
 Protestant Episcopal Church, Philadelphia.) 
 
 RHEUMATISM, COLDS. 
 
 Front and Federal Streets, 
 Camden, N. J., March 22, 1895. 
 
 The Oxydonor "Victory" has been used by myself and 
 family for more than two years. We have received much 
 benefit from it, especially in Rheumatic affections and 
 Colds. Yours truly, 
 
 WM. BLEAKLEY. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 193 
 
 RHEUMATISM AND KINDRED DISEASES. 
 218 Perry St., Trenton, N. J., March 28, 1894. 
 
 I desire to record my faith in Oxydonor "Victory," and 
 to bear my testimony in its favor as an invaluable agency 
 in curing disease. I have now used the instrument about 
 one year, for old chronic and blood diseases, and I must 
 say I have realized a most radical and blessed change in 
 my entire organism. For many years it seemed to me, 
 my blood was so poor and so tainted with poison, I be- 
 came a victim of every disease that came along, and easily 
 affected by any change of diet, weather or surroundings. 
 But since I have been using "Victory," my health has 
 steadily improved, and I am less susceptible to, or liable 
 to be affected by these circumstances. 
 
 Oxydonor "Victory" has routed and put to flight Rheu- 
 matism from my system with which I have been afflicted 
 for many long years, I trust never more to return. 
 
 I am satisfied of the soundness of Dr. Sanche's theory, 
 that if the instrument is properly applied, it causes the 
 oxygen to be instilled into the system, where it comes in 
 contact with the blood and either neutralizes the poison, 
 or drives the impurity to the surface, and thus the system 
 is rid of the deadly cargo. 
 
 Such I believe is my experience to a large extent. 
 
 (REV.) JOSEPH GASKILL. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Trenton, N. J., March 27, 1895. 
 I do not care to add anything to my report. I endorse 
 at the present time all I then said. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (REV.) JOS. GASKILL. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, COLDS, ACUTE SORE THROAT, 
 ETC. 
 Windsor, Fla., March 25, 1895. 
 We used the "Oxydonor" on our daughter with good 
 results, and also upon other members of my family, and 
 found it beneficial for Rheumatism, Bad Colds, etc. In 
 Acute Sore Throat we have found it to give quick relief. 
 You can use any portion of this letter as you wish, as we 
 heartily recommend "Victory." 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (REV.) GEO. D. WATSON, D. D. 
 
194 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Rome, Ga., June 4, 1894. 
 
 I have owned one of your Oxydonor instruments for 
 some time, and regard it as invaluable in the treatment 
 of Rheumatism, and have no doubt of its efficiency in 
 other diseases. Yours truly, 
 
 E. A. HEARD. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Mundy, Mich., March 27, 1894. 
 
 Dear Sir — When I purchased "Victory," in February, 
 1893, I was troubled with Rheumatism, and so very lame 
 that I was afraid I should be helpless. Hearing what it 
 had done for some of my friends, I concluded the best way 
 was to send for one. I had not used it more than a week, 
 before I saw signs of improvement, and was soon able to 
 do my work, and am now getting fleshy. My Rheuma- 
 tism is all gone, and I owe it all to Dr. Sanche's Oxy- 
 donor "Victory." 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) R. W. SAGE. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, CROUP, FEVER. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 5, 1894. 
 
 Feeling very grateful for the great good derived from 
 the use of Dr. H. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory," I deem it 
 my duty to publicly acknowledge it. For a long time 
 I suffered intensely from Rheumatism, and tried many 
 doctors and many remedies without receiving any benefit. 
 After much hesitancy and many doubts about getting 
 any benefits from the Oxydonor, I bought one, and I am 
 happy to say I have been completely cured of that terrible 
 and painful trouble. I have also used the Oxydonor with 
 unvarying success in my family in the treatment of Fevers, 
 Colds, Headache and Bowel troubles. We use it with 
 perfect confidence in all kinds of sickness without doctors 
 or medicine. The feeling of protection and security we 
 enjoy with this wonderful instrument in the house, renders 
 us happy and hopeful in all things. It has paid for itself 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 195 
 
 many times in saving me doctors' and drug bills, and no 
 amount of money could buy this instrument from me, if 
 I could not get another. I wish I could impress every 
 one with the importance of buying an Oxydonor, and re- 
 ceiving its protection against all kinds of sickness. 
 
 W. J. TUCKER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June i, 1896. 
 
 I bought an Oxydonor as a last resort for my Rheuma- 
 tism. I tried it two or three weeks, and began to walk 
 all right. Then my general health improved, and I gained 
 twenty-four pounds in the two years. I have also used 
 Oxydonor on my boy ten years old, for Croup, Head- 
 ache, Toothache, Fever, Colds, etc., and it cures him every 
 time. 
 
 It quiets the nerves, puts you to sleep, makes the old 
 feel young; but you must go by the directions as near 
 as you can. 
 
 My boy has come in at night from playing in the rain 
 or snow, with Sore Throat and Croup, and Tonsils swol- 
 len. I put the Oxydonor on him at bed-time and next 
 morning he will be perfectly well. I can not say any- 
 thing too good for the Oxydonor. 
 
 Very respectfully, 
 
 W. J. TUCKER. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Feb. 25th, 1897. 
 I can now speak in the highest terms of the Oxydonor 
 for the cure of Rheumatism, for I have suffered with the 
 same for the past eight years. When I commenced using 
 Oxydonor about two months ago I had been in bed for 
 at least two months in a helpless condition — could not 
 move hand or foot, and in less than one week after com- 
 mencing the use of Oxydonor I commenced improving, 
 and continued to improve, until now I am up and out, 
 and feel like a new man. I recommend it to suffering 
 humanity. Yours truly, 
 
 FRED H. McINTOSH. 
 
196 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease, 
 
 RHEUMATIC GOUT. 
 
 61 L St., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C, April 26, 1893. 
 
 I have Dr. Sanche's "Victory," and have never had any- 
 thing give me such relief; too much cannot be said in its 
 praise. 
 
 I have for years been a sufferer from Rheumatic Gout, 
 and found but little relief, for the medicine that would re- 
 lieve the pain caused indigestion until I felt the remedies 
 were as bad as the disease. 
 
 I was persuaded to try Dr. Sanche's "Victory." What 
 a relief! No more medicine or doctors' bills. I would 
 not be without one at any price. 
 
 Wishing all sufferers were able to have Dr. Sanche's 
 Oxydonor "Victory," which I heartily recommend, 
 
 (MRS.) EULALIE EALER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 227 H St., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C., June 17, 1896. 
 I have used the Oxydonor nearly four years. It has 
 been very useful in attacks of Rheumatism and Gout. I 
 used my instrument on a woman who had a stroke of 
 Paralysis, and she was greatly benefited, and no doubt 
 would have been cured if she could have remained in 
 Washington and continued treatment. 
 
 In Nervous Prostration it cannot be equalled, as I used 
 it on my son in a severe attack. 
 
 EULALIE EALER. 
 
 JOINTS STIFF AND SWOLLEN. 
 
 Ridgway, Pa., May 28, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I called on Mrs. Claffy and asked her what I 
 should say to you. She says: "Tell him it has done every- 
 thing for me. I never can say enough in its favor; I am 
 a new person." 
 
 This lady's statement in favor of your Oxydonor is 
 worth a great deal, for she has been a terrible sufferer for 
 nine years; has been in different hospitals, chalky sub- 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 197 
 
 stances as much as two inches in diameter having formed 
 on different parts of her body; joints all stiff and swollen, 
 so that it was with great difficulty she could walk at all. 
 Now all is gone, the chalky substance, the big joints, the 
 swelling, the pain and soreness, and she says she can not 
 be too thankful for the discovery of Oxydonor. 
 
 Wishing you the same success in the future as in the 
 past, I am, Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) G. G. MESSENGER. 
 
 ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM. 
 
 1037 K St., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C., April 28, 1893. 
 
 Two years have now passed since I purchased Dr. 
 Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 With myself and other members of the family it has 
 proven of great value in all cases, especially of acute Colds 
 and Fevers. For myself it quickly and permanently cured 
 an attack of Articular Rheumatism of many weeks dura- 
 tion. I earnestly recommend the "Victory," to all who 
 will use it intelligently, as a most valuable remedial agent 
 in all such cases mentioned. 
 
 Make such use of this as you may desire. I am, 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 EDMUND WESTON, M. D. 
 
 ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Pasadena, Cal<., April 1, 1895. 
 
 Many of my friends in Pasadena are fully aware of how 
 I have suffered for the past two years • and over with 
 Articular Rheumatism in my arms, muscles and shoulder- 
 joints. Could not place my hands to my head without 
 excruciating pains, such as would almost cause me to 
 swoon away. I had to be washed and dressed like a child 
 and could scarcely feed myself. Have treated with a num- 
 ber of physicians and tried about every remedy suggested 
 but with only temporary relief at best. 
 
 My attention being called to Oxydonor "Victory/* con- 
 cluded to give it a trial, although I had not the least 
 particle of faith in its efficacy, but to my surprise after a 
 
198 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 few applications my pains left me, my muscles began to 
 relax, my joints to loosen, and in fact my whole organic 
 structure began to take on new life and strength, and now, 
 in less than ninety days' treatment — without a drop of medi- 
 cine, I feel like a new man. I regard the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory" as the greatest invention of man and would advise all 
 afflicted ones to try the Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 W. H. RAYMOND, 
 N. Euclid Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Osmond, Neb., Nov. n, 1895. 
 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — It affords me great pleasure to be able to give 
 a certificate of the great value of your new method of 
 treating and curing diseases of all kinds, by means of the 
 most wonderful little instrument the world has ever known, 
 ''The Oxydonor Victory.' " It has proved to us of great 
 value. We ordered one in November of last year, and as 
 soon as we received it, I began to use it for 
 Rheumatism. The case was that of my daughter, twenty- 
 five years of age, having been afflicted with it more or less 
 all her life, or since she was two years old, at times very 
 badly; and at the time she began using the Oxydonor 
 she was confined to her bed and almost helpless. We used 
 the Oxydonor according to- the book of directions sent 
 with the instrument, and from the first she began to im- 
 prove, and so rapid was her recovery that within one 
 week's time she was able to get up and dress herself, and 
 go up and down stairs alone. She continued to improve 
 until now she is enjoying as good health as any of us. It 
 seemed to us almost a miracle. 
 
 We have used it in our family for La Grippe, Bad 
 Colds, Sore Throat, etc. In fact, it has been our doctor 
 for the last year, more than paying for itself in saving 
 us doctors' bills and the taking of medicine. We can not 
 express our gratitude to you for this wonderful discovery. 
 May God bless you, and may the good work go on until 
 every house in the land may enjoy the benefits to be had 
 by the use of this valuable little Doctor, is our prayer. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 (REV.) CHAS. G. ROUSE. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 199 
 
 INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Westfield, Pa., Feb. 13, 1896. 
 I commenced using Oxydonor "Victory" one week ago 
 to-day. At that time I was confined to the house and bed 
 with a severe attack of Inflammatory Rheumatism; Limbs 
 and Joints much swollen and very painful. After using the 
 third day, severe symptoms subsided, and at this writing- 
 am very comfortable. Can heartily recommend Oxydonor 
 "Victory" to any sufferer with Rheumatism. 
 
 EMIT DAVIS. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Liberty, N. Y., July 26, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have one of your Oxydonor "Victorys" and 
 have used it nearly one year in my family. In two months 
 it completely cured me of a severe case of Rheu- 
 matism of a year's standing, which doctors could not 
 cure, and has nearly cured my wife of severe Neuralgia 
 and Nervousness of twelve years' standing. 
 Very truly, 
 
 E. S. ANDERSON. 
 
 INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Clayton, N. J., April 2, 1894. 
 I have been a sufferer from Rheumatism for three years, 
 and at times confined to my bed for two and three months. 
 Have tried different remedies with partial relief, but the 
 disease still remained in my system. On the first of 
 August, 1893, I had a severe attack of Inflammatory Rheu- 
 matism causing intense pain and swelling of my right arm, 
 and it was only by hypodermic injections that 1 could ob- 
 tain any sleep, but this would last only a short time when 
 the pain would be as severe as before. Through the ad- 
 vice of friends, I sent for the Oxydonor, and I applied the 
 little article as directed and received immediate benefit. 
 I was soon back to my work and have not lost any time 
 since. I am confident I will soon rid my system of the 
 germs of this dreadful disease. Very respectfully, 
 
 N. C GODFREY, 
 
200 Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 CURE ALL. 
 
 Clayton, N. J., Feb. 28, 1895. 
 
 Dear Dr. Sanche — Money will not buy my Oxydonor, 
 and neighbors cannot borrow it. I feel safe when it is 
 within my reach. It is a cure all for all my family. 
 Sincerely yours, 
 
 N. C. GODFREY. 
 
 INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. 
 44 Myrtle Ave., Chicago, 111., March 18, 1895. 
 
 Dear Sir — I was confined to my bed with Inflammatory 
 Rheumatism, suffering so that I could not use my crutch. 
 The Oxydonor "Victory" not only cured me, but I gained 
 forty pounds in thirty-one days. This was in the Winter 
 of 1893-94, and since that time have not had an ache or 
 pain. 
 Most cheerfully do I endorse Oxydonor "Victory." 
 Yours truly, 
 
 SAMUEL MITCHELL. 
 
 INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Mainsburg, Pa., April 1, 1895. 
 
 In August, 1893, I was taken with Inflammatory Rheu- 
 matism in my neck and shoulder, so severely that I could 
 not move my head or arm. The pain was so bad I could 
 not help crying all the time. We applied hot cloths and 
 various liniments without relief. We then applied Dr. H. 
 Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory," and in one hour was 
 sweating freely, and in a few hours the pain was relieved, 
 and I began to move my head and arm. By continuing 
 its use I was able to return to my work in a few days, and 
 by longer use of it, was also greatly benefited in other 
 ways. I would heartily recommend the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory" to all afflicted with Rheumatism. 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 DORNA A. ASHLEY, 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 201 
 
 INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. 
 
 931 Poplar St., Oakland, CaL, Jan. 31, 1894. 
 
 I have used Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory/' myself 
 for colds and colic with very best results, and have seen 
 a bad case of Inflammatory Rheumatism cured with it 
 in three weeks. The patient is 73 years of age. I feel 
 thankful to the discoverer of such an easy mode of cure, 
 and I would not be without the "Victory," and I am re- 
 warded for having proved to my satisfaction the curative 
 powers of "Victory." C. F. SCHOLL. 
 
 MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA. 
 
 Lambertville, N. J., April 8, 1895. 
 
 I purchased an Oxydonor about a year ago, and used 
 it for Sciatica and Muscular Rheumatism and was very 
 much benefited by it. My wife was taken with the Grippe, 
 broke it up with Oxydonor, and no bad effects were left 
 from it. I would not be without the Oxydonor for any 
 amount of money. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 S. DILLEY. 
 
 MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Bloomburg, Pa., July 21, 1896. 
 
 I used the Oxydonor in December, 1893, for Muscular 
 Rheumatism, with excellent results. The application was 
 made for six consecutive nights, and a cure was effected. 
 Very truly, 
 
 R. V. WEST. 
 
 MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Salem, Va., Nov. 16, 1896. 
 
 I desire to state that for months in 1895 I suffered great- 
 ly with Muscular Rheumatism, and for a long time tried 
 strong medicine for relief, but with very little benefit. 
 After months pf suffering I commenced the use of Oxy- 
 
202 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 donor and after the fourth day experienced very great 
 relief. I continued the use of Oxydonor for perhaps three 
 weeks, and have had but very little trouble since. The 
 use of the Oxydonor has given great relief to members 
 of my family in Colds, Headache, etc. 
 
 JOHN H. PALMER. 
 
 CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. 
 
 Uwchland, Chester Co., Pa., March 8, 1895. 
 
 I have used Oxydonor for Chronic Rheumatism and 
 Neuralgia in back, of some 20 years' standing, some four 
 months, and have reaped great benefit from its use, has re- 
 moved the severe pains, and improved the general health 
 in every respect, and have every confidence that by patient 
 persevering in its use to be completely cured. The "Oxy- 
 donor" I believe will do all that is claimed for it, if people 
 will strictly adhere to the instructions given for its use. 
 
 My wife has also been using it for Rheumatism with 
 benefit, and will continue to do so until a complete cure. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (REV.) R. R. ALBIN. 
 
 SPINAL RHEUMATISM. 
 
 5129 Master St., Philadelphia, March 8, 1895. 
 
 I have been for the last three years a sufferer from 
 Spinal Rheumatism. A little over a year ago we heard 
 of the Oxydonor "Victory" through a friend, who had 
 used it and received a great benefit from it. At that time 
 I had great pain in my back and limbs; he kindly loaned 
 me his "Oxydonor," and I used it for a week according 
 to directions. It was such a help to me that my husband 
 purchased one at once. I have used it very successfully 
 ever since, and my husband has used it on several occa- 
 sions when having Colds and Sore Throat, he always 
 finding it to relieve him. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) MARY M. SMITH. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 203 
 
 MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Simpson, Va., May 3, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Having used Oxydonor "Victory" for Chronic 
 Muscular Rheumatism, and in many cases of Headache, I 
 can recommend it to sufferers as being without an equal 
 in prompt action and certainty of results. It cured me of 
 Rheumatism in about three weeks, and I have had no 
 symptoms of it since. Very respectfully, 
 
 (REV.) ABNER M. CHAPPELL, 
 M. E. Church. 
 
 MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Bristol, Conn., March 13, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — In January last I purchased an Oxydonor 
 "Victory." I was suffering from Muscular Rheumatism. 
 After using the "Victory" for six weeks according to di- 
 rections I am cured, but would not be without the "Vic- 
 tory" for a great deal. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 ROBERT H. MUZZY. 
 
 MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Marshall, Wash., Aug. 12, 1896. 
 Last February, I bought an Oxydonor, and it is a won- 
 derful instrument. Am sixty-two years of age, had been 
 laid up with Muscular Rheumatism for over one year, got 
 so at last could hardly move at all, and in dreadful pain all 
 the time. Spent sums of money trying every remedy 
 named to me, but no help whatever until I obtained the 
 Oxydonor. In two months it had nearly cured me, and 
 now I feel better and younger than I have for twenty 
 years. 
 
 THOMAS PRICE. 
 
 MUSCULAR SORENESS. 
 
 Seattle, Wash., June 18, 1896. 
 
 Dear Sir — I take pleasure in testifying to the beneficial 
 results received from the use of the Oxydonor. Have 
 cured myself of Colds and Coughs and La Grippe. 
 
204 Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Had Muscular Soreness in lower limbs, which Oxy- 
 donor cured completely in a few days. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 W. H. SHENEMAN. 
 
 RHEUMATIC IRITIS. 
 
 251 Jefferson Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 June 15, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I have recommended your Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory" to my friends. For myself, I desire to express my 
 utmost faith in it. I have been affected with a trouble- 
 some and dangerous disease of the eyes for the past four 
 years, known as Rheumatic Iritis, caused by a severe 
 attack of Rheumatoid Arthritis seven years ago. What I 
 want to say in this connection is, that since I have been 
 using Oxydonor "Victory/' I have had two attacks of 
 what, under ordinary circumstances, I would have treated 
 in the usual way; but having put my faith in your treat- 
 ment, I relied upon it, and did nothing else for it, and am 
 rejoiced to say that in each instance the disease has passed 
 away without any other treatment, and far more quickly 
 than by the usual treatment. The last indication of it was 
 very much lighter than the previous one, which is exactly 
 in line with your statements as to the action of the Oxy- 
 donor "Victory/' I shall recommend it to my friends. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 C. E. KENNARD. 
 
 Since writing the above Mr. Kennard tells us that he 
 has been entirely cured, and has also cured different ills 
 in his family. 
 
 SCIATIC RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Connersville, Ind., Jan. 21, 1895. 
 Dear Sir — I have cured my Rheumatism in about six 
 weeks, and it was a bad case of Sciatica. Have used it for 
 Colds and Fevers, and it works like magic. To say I am 
 pleased with it, does not express it, I am delighted with 
 it. Why not? To be independent of Drugs and Doctors 
 is no small affair. Investigate and act accordingly. 
 
 ELDER C. M. REED. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 205 
 
 Oakland, Cal., Oct. 23, 1895* 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I received an Oxydonor from my son. At my 
 age, seventy-fifth year, and my wife in her seventy-first — 
 we were fit subjects for repairs — hence, the instrument was 
 applied on its arrival and acted like a charm, at once re- 
 moving the Rheumatic pains common to our age, and 
 exposure; leaving us comfortable, restful and quite youth- 
 ful. Very respectfully, 
 
 J. K. MARSH. 
 
 SCIATIC RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Owego, N. Y., June 21, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — When I received Oxydonor "Victory" I was 
 suffering with Sciatic Rheumatism — after the second ap- 
 plication it entirely disappeared and has not returned since. 
 I can not recommend it too highly for all Rheumatic 
 and Nervous diseases, and would as quickly remit one 
 hundred dollars as twenty-five, provided I could not get 
 another. Very truly yours, 
 
 B. J. DAVIS. 
 
 SCIATIC RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Stittville, N. Y., June 25, 1896. 
 My first experience with the Oxydonor was for Sciatic 
 Rheumatism. I could neither lie down nor rise without 
 help. I wore the Oxydonor at night. The severe pain 
 was checked after a few days and my improvement was 
 gradual. 
 I was entirely cured. 
 
 Yours sincerely, 
 
 MRS. J. O. HULBERT. 
 
 SCIATIC RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 3, 1891. 
 I was taken with Sciatic Rheumatism and my physician 
 said it would be several weeks before I could get over it, 
 but I obtained a "Victory," which entirely cured me in a 
 few hours, and I have had no trouble since, which was 
 one month ago. 
 I cannot too highly recommend it. 
 
 L. C. HENSLEE. 
 
206 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 The COATS THREAD COMPANY, 
 70 North Broad St. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., July 25, 1896. 
 I have used Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory" for what 
 the doctors called Sciatica or Sciatic Rheumatism. 
 It cured me in one night. 
 
 I know of several cases of Fever and Croup in children, 
 which were cured by it. I think it a grand discovery, and 
 can recommend it to any one suffering. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 L. C. HENSLEE. 
 
 SCIATIC RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Juliaetta, Idaho, Nov. 28th, 1895. 
 I was suffering severely from Sciatic Rheumatism, and 
 was induced to try Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor. After one 
 night's use my pain was all gone. 
 Truly yours, 
 
 (REV.) A. W. SNEPP, 
 
 Pastor U. B. Church. 
 
 SCIATICA. 
 
 Yokohama, Japan, Jan. 22, 1896. 
 
 Over two years ago I was seized with Sciatica. Medical 
 treatment was tried for four months without avail, the 
 advice of several physicians being sought in turn, but all 
 the means of cure suggested, seemed to aggravate the 
 disease. At last a change of climate being recommended, 
 I spent several months at a California Spa, trying in vain 
 the medicated and hot mud baths, electricity, strychnine 
 and Swedish movement cure. Everything seemed useless, 
 and I despaired of any amendment. 
 
 I was, as a last resort, and in spite of my skepticism, in- 
 duced to try the Oxydonor. It was not until after the six 
 weeks' treatment with ice, and the convincing evidence 
 of the "severe cold" which followed, and is said to form 
 one of the signs of "change" that I began to think there 
 was something in it. 
 
 Symptoms of returning strength followed very quickly, 
 and my recovery though very gradual, has been most pro- 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 207 
 
 nounced, and I can say that every statement made by the 
 inventor, as to the course of cure, has been verified in my 
 own case. I can now, at 55, walk a dozen miles at top 
 speed without inconvenience, and climb 2,000 feet with not 
 more difficulty than before my illness; and all this has been 
 attained without medicine, which I have not touched for 
 eighteen months. 
 
 My opinion of the merits of the apparatus is a very high 
 one, and is justified by the statement of quite a number of 
 other people, who have experienced its wonderful curative 
 powers, and I am pleased to be able to add my grateful 
 report to that of others who have been benefited by its use. 
 
 I am, Dear Sir, Yours faithfully, 
 
 GEORGE SALE, 
 
 Merchant. 
 
 SCIATICA. 
 
 Yalesville, Conn., Dec. 23d, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Sciatica had literally brought me to death's 
 door. After many weeks of dreadful suffering, reducing 
 my weight more than thirty pounds, when the resources 
 of the medical fraternity and the patience of the sufferer 
 were alike exhausted, our "mutual friend," Mr. E. B. 
 Everitt, of Meriden, Ct., induced me to send to you for 
 an Oxydonor "Victory." 
 
 In less than thirty minutes after putting it on, the cir- 
 culation was re-established, and to my surprise the im- 
 mediate relief and subsequent speedy cure came like magic. 
 Words cannot express my gratitude, money could not 
 purchase my Oxydonor were I unable to procure another. 
 It has relieved me from intolerable suffering and fully 
 restored me to perfect health. Yours thankfully, 
 
 JOHN- W. MIX. 
 
 SCIATICA. 
 
 27 Clifford St., Springfield, Mass., May 27, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Am doing well with the Oxydonor. Sciatica 
 not all gone, but could not be induced to give up the treat- 
 ment. While I do not feel that I am perfectly cured of 
 
208 Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 that terrible disease Sciatica, am confident that I am 
 going to be. 
 
 I wish to know if you would be willing to let me sell 
 the Oxydonor, I expect to recommend it to my friends, 
 they know what a sufferer I have been, and to see me now 
 must be proof conclusive. What I can make will help 
 to pay (I hope) my last doctor's bill. 
 
 Yours with lasting gratitude, 
 
 M. N. ALLIS. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 105 Edwards St., Hartford, Conn., Jan. 25, 1897. 
 I do not feel a touch of Sciatica. Think I am entirely 
 free from it. Oxydonor has been a wonderful help to me 
 in overcoming the effects of a fall. Thankfully, 
 
 M. N. ALLIS. 
 
 SCIATICA. 
 
 No. 937 New York Avenue, 
 Washington, D. C, April 26, 1893. 
 It affords me great pleasure to join the list of those 
 grateful patients who have been cured by your treat- 
 ment with Dr. Sanche's "Victory." My case was acute 
 Sciatica. I am happy to state that the first application 
 gave me great relief and in a few days the pain had en- 
 tirely disappeared. I was cured. 
 
 Most heartily do I recommend this truly wonderful 
 treatment to all suffering from Sciatica. Yours truly, 
 
 L. S. CRAWFORD. 
 
 SCIATICA AND INFLAMMATORY 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 11 Parish Place, Oneonta, N. Y., June 23, 1896. 
 Four years ago last February I was taken with Sciatica 
 and Inflammatory Rheumatism. I tried five doctors and 
 to no good, so I obtained one of the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 torys." I began using it Saturday, and Monday I went to 
 work and have not lost any time since, and I am satisfied 
 that I am cured of that dreadful disease. 
 Very truly, 
 
 JOHN BRANDT. 
 
Dr. Sane he's Victory Over Disease. 209 
 
 SCIATICA AND INSOMNIA. 
 
 Highland Falls, N. Y., Oct. 12, 1896. 
 
 I commenced using the Oxydonor "Victory" last April 
 for Sciatica and Insomnia, having suffered with both 
 for several years. The result has been very satisfac- 
 tory. The Oxydonor secures Sleep and relieves Sciatica. 
 I never think now of having a sleepless night; and seldom 
 do I have a twinge of Sciatica, and when I do, the Oxy- 
 donor relieves it. 
 
 It is true I have not tried it through the winter months, 
 but my experience with the instrument leads me to believe 
 that I will hereafter have freedom from that dreaded com- 
 plaint. 
 
 (REV.) R. H. TRAVIS. 
 
 SCARLET FEVER AND DROPSY. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 15, 1893. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Last June my little boy was taken sick with Scarlet 
 Fever. At the end of two weeks, although we had one of 
 Atlanta's finest physicians attending him, I became con- 
 vinced that medicine would not cure him. He was badly 
 swollen with Dropsy, with his temperature at 104 F., and 
 he refused nourishment. At this time the Oxydonor treat- 
 ment was begun. In three hours he was entirely free from 
 fever, and in one week the Dropsy was entirely gone and he 
 was sitting up, dressed, and playing around the room. I 
 feel convinced that the instrument cured the Fever and 
 the Dropsy, and I shall always keep it in the house. 
 
 Very respectfully, 
 (MRS.) EDGAR A. ANGIER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 COLDS, FEVERS, SORE THROAT, BOWEL 
 TROUBLE, ETC. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 3, 1896. 
 I can say in all sincerity that no money would buy the 
 two Oxydonors I own, if no others could be procured. 
 I have used them in my family of eight children for nearly 
 
210 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 four years, for Colds, Fevers, Sore Throat, Bowel 
 Trouble, in fact everything almost to which children are 
 susceptible, AND IT HAS NEVER FAILED TO 
 CURE. I value the Oxydonor more highly than any of 
 my earthly possessions. The longer you use it the more 
 attached to it you will become. 
 
 The book of directions that comes with it should be 
 well studied. (MRS.) EDGAR A. ANGIER. 
 
 REMARKABLE CURES OF SCARLET FEVER. 
 Port Jefferson, Ohio, May 23, 1894. 
 
 Dear Sir — I should like to give you my experience with 
 Oxydonor "Victory/' A few weeks ago, our two children 
 were stricken with Scarlet Fever. Although I had no faith 
 in the Oxydonor, I applied it, and during their illness I 
 followed closely your book of directions. They were up and 
 well in a few days. I was very incredulous and did not be- 
 lieve in the claims for the instrument, until I saw the re- 
 markable cures in our children, resulting from the use of 
 Oxydonor. I am now convinced that your Oxydonor 
 "Victory" is meritorious, and shall recommend it. May 
 you have success. Yours truly, 
 
 P. M. TRAPP. 
 
 SPRAINED WRIST. 
 245 W. 48th St., N. Y. City, May 8, 1893. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — In September, 1892, I sprained my right 
 wrist, bruising the nerve sheath. My hand and arm to the 
 elbow were encased in a plaster jacket for two weeks, which 
 greatly aggravated the trouble. I began the use of Oxy- 
 donor "Victory," February 14; from that time my improve- 
 ment has been wonderful; the fingers which were stiff 
 have rapidly gained flexibility and strength. My appetite 
 has improved; I sleep well and am making a complete 
 recovery. The good results have come gradually and 
 steadily. 
 
 The charm to me in making use of the Oxydonor is that 
 its operation seems to correspond to the natural laws of 
 growth and sustenance. I shall do all in my power to 
 extend to others the knowledge of its marvelous agency. 
 
 Very truly yours, 
 ELIZABETH "C HALL. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 211 
 
 SWOLLEN ARM. 
 
 Cleburne, Texas, July 10, 1892. 
 Dear Sir — I had been suffering a week with a swollen 
 arm, caused by falling from a telegraph pole, and also 
 suffering from fever, when I was informed of the virtues of 
 the "Victory." Quickly securing one, and after applying 
 it three days, the pain, swelling and fever had entirely dis- 
 appeared. This is no small thing. The arm was swollen 
 twice its size, and the doctors thought some bones were 
 broken. I am well and able to attend to business the third 
 day after commencing to use "Victory." You are at lib- 
 erty to use my name to demonstrate that Dr. Sanche's in- 
 vention, "Victory," is simply the greatest wonder of the 
 age. Yours very truly, 
 
 W. M. CARPENTER. 
 
 SPRAINED WRIST, RHEUMATISM, PAIN IN THE 
 FOOT, COLDS, ETC. 
 
 De Graff, O., April 13, 1895. 
 
 Dear Sir — I had a Sprained Wrist and was cured with 
 two applications. I also had Rheumatism in the back of 
 my neck and shoulders, a few applications cured me. I 
 had a pain in my foot, and in a half hour I could not 
 stand on my foot; I then put on the "Oxydonor," and the 
 next morning I could walk. I give the "Oxydonor" the 
 praise for curing me. There is nothing better for bad 
 Colds than the "Oxydonor" when put on in ice. When 
 I am tired at night, and I put the "Oxydonor" on, I get 
 up as good as new in the morning. I can recommend the 
 Oxydonor "Victory" to any one. 
 
 Yours sincerely, 
 
 (mrs.) a. j. Mcelroy. 
 
 SPRAINED ANKLE. 
 914 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa., April 27, 1895. 
 I send you a statement of what the "Oxydonor" did for 
 me last fall, after I had sprained my ankle. The pain was 
 very severe, and the ankle very much swollen. After be- 
 ing treated by a skillful physician for one week, I was 
 
212 Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 enabled to hobble about on crutches with great difficulty, 
 and could get no assurance from my doctor that it would 
 be capable of bearing my weight for some days, or per- 
 haps weeks, when I accidentally heard of the "Oxydonor," 
 and procured one. 
 
 I put it on as directed, with strong force, for about 
 three or four hours, when the pain ceased, and when I 
 arose the next morning the joints and tendons of my foot 
 and ankle worked as readily as ever before, and no trace 
 of the sprain was experienced thereafter. 
 
 I am fully satisfied that since that time I have saved 
 myself from severe Colds, which under like exposure, have 
 generally proved serious and of long duration. 
 
 I heartily recommend the ''Oxydonor," and believe it to 
 be all that is claimed for it by Dr. Sanche, the inventor, 
 as a curative agent. Yours truly, 
 
 JAMES H. CHILLMAN. 
 
 (Mr. Chillman is one of the leading photographers in 
 Philadelphia.) 
 
 SPRAINED ANKLE, RHEUMATISM, 
 CONSTIPATION. 
 
 Philadelphia, Pa., June 23, 1896. 
 
 I have used Oxydonor in my family for over three 
 years and found it all that Dr. Sanche claims for it. It 
 is our family doctor and does all that any reasonable per- 
 son could expect. 
 
 My husband has used it for Rheumatism and Constipa- 
 tion and it cured him when nothing else would. 
 
 We have used it for Sprained Ankle, Rheumatism, Sore 
 Throat and Colds. Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) CHARLES E. BODINE. 
 
 ANKLE OUT OF JOINT, TOBACCO HABIT. 
 
 Fenton, Mich., March 19, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — My ankle was put out of joint, I was seven 
 miles from home, and no doctor to put it back in joint, 
 so I put it back in place myself, then drove my team home 
 and crawled into the house on my hands and knees. It 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 213 
 
 was swollen twice the size of my other ankle; I bandaged it 
 and applied all kinds of remedies, but I could not get 
 the swelling out of it in the least, nor could I get 
 any sleep, day or night, for ten days. At this time I 
 was persuaded to try one of Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor. 
 The first night I applied it, it took all the swelling out; 
 and after applying it four nights, it completely cured me 
 so that I am around as well as ever. And that is not 
 all it has done for me. it cured me of using tobacco, a 
 habit of nineteen years* standing. 
 
 ASA M. RUSSELL. 
 
 OXYDONOR CURES SPRAINED BACK IN ONE 
 HOUR. 
 
 Canal Dover, Ohio, June 22, 1893. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — The "Victory" I purchased from you this 
 spring far exceeds my expectations in all respects, and 
 was pronounced a "humbug" by my mother, brothers, and 
 sisters. But they have had the greatest pleasure to prove 
 that it is all you claim. 
 
 First — Two weeks ago, my brother had a bad dose of 
 Malarial Fever, so pronounced by our family physician, 
 who gave him the customary powders and pills. I told 
 him to let the doctor take his own medicine and I would 
 put on that "humbug," as brother and all called it, and 
 fix the Fever in a few hours, which it did with satisfaction 
 in twelve hours, and he has not had a return of it since. 
 The "humbug" is cured. 
 
 Second — On Sunday, the 18th inst, mother, who is 63 
 years old, sprained her back, from which, for five hours, 
 she could not walk without help or take a full breath with- 
 out the most severe pains; so I got out the "humbug" and 
 applied it for just one hour, and she was up and around 
 again, saying that she only felt a small sore place; but 
 now all is gone and she is cured. In my own case I am 
 perfectly satisfied with all your Oxydonor has done. 
 
 Find enclosed an order for another Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory," which please send at once, and oblige, 
 Yours for success, 
 
 CHAS. H. GREB. 
 
214 Dr. Sanchcs Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Canal Dover, Ohio, April 22, 1895. 
 I still think Oxydonor "Victory," if used in time and 
 according to instructions, will do all Dr. Sanche claims for 
 it. In acute forms it acts very quick, but in chronic cases 
 it takes time, as each person should know. 
 
 I beg to remain a user and friend of Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory." Yours truly, 
 
 CHARLES H. GREB. 
 
 SPRAINED BACK. 
 Cedar Rapids, Iowa, March 1, 1897. 
 I have taken a great deal of medicine in my life, but no 
 medicine ever helped me as much as Dr. Sanche's Oxy- 
 donor "Victory." During last summer I was thrown from 
 a buggy and sprained my back, which laid me up for some 
 time, and after a fair trial with medicine received no bene- 
 fit. I then procured an Oxydonor and applied it, which 
 helped me at once; in a few days I was up and well. I 
 hope this may be the means of helping some other poor 
 sufferer. GEO. KELLY. 
 
 REMARKABLE RECOVERY OF A MAN WHOSE 
 
 SPINE WAS BADLY INJURED IN A 
 
 RAILROAD ACCIDENT. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 22, 1893. 
 
 Without solicitation, I offer to you the acknowledgment 
 of the great good I have derived from the use of the Oxy- 
 donor "Victory." My spine was badly mashed in a rail- 
 road accident some eight years ago, and for five or six 
 years after that time I was under the treatment of eminent 
 specialists in New York, who only gave me temporary 
 relief. My suffering from Nervous Prostration became so 
 intense that I was unable at least a third of the time to 
 attend to my business. 
 
 My attention having been called to the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory" two years ago I purchased one, and from its use 
 have almost entirely regained my health and have gained 
 in weight in the last year twenty-three pounds; I cannot 
 say too much for this wonderful little instrument. It is a 
 scientific discovery that should not be ignored by any 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 21$ 
 
 human being. My expenditures to specialists before I 
 purchased this instrument amounted to many thousand 
 dollars. I claim the great improvement in my health all 
 comes from the use of the Oxydonor "Victory." This in- 
 strument could not be purchased from me for $5,000 if 
 I could not get another. Yours truly, 
 
 A. A. SMITH. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 A, A. SMITH, 
 
 Broker in Fertilizing Materials and Chemicals. 
 Foreign and Domestic Pyrites. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 4, 1896. 
 
 The above letter is exactly my sentiments. I was badly 
 injured in a railroad accident, my spine being mashed, and 
 the Oxydonor was the first thing that gave me any perma- 
 nent relief. 
 
 Every one in my neighborhood who has used it speaks 
 well of it. 
 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 A. A. SMITH. 
 
 SORE LEG. 
 
 Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 22. 1892. 
 
 In some way, not surely known, but probably by being 
 hit with a ball-bat, on the inside of the leg, just below the 
 knee, Frank became very lame. At first there was a 
 sharp, stinging pain at the place hurt. His leg swelled 
 above and below the knee, and was very painful. He was 
 under hospital treatment about five months. The surgeon 
 chiseled away the diseased bone. When he left, he had a 
 sore — a hole clean through his leg. It would not heal. I 
 sent him up the lakes to see if the outing would not in- 
 vigorate him. On his return he was on crutches. He 
 tried Oxydonor "Victory," and used it faithfully, according 
 to directions, for five or six weeks. His leg is entirely 
 well, and worth a dozen wooden legs. He is in better 
 health than for two years. If the Oxydonor "Victory" did 
 not do it, what did? 
 
 CHAS. M. PRESTON. 
 
216 Dr. Sancke's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 740 Logan Ave., 
 Cleveland, O., July 6, 1896. 
 The facts mentioned in above statement given by me 
 some years ago, are correct. I hear the Oxydonor well 
 spoken of in every case where it has been used in this city 
 that has come to my knowledge. I know of no better 
 agency to break up a cold. 
 
 I hear it highly spoken of in cases of Rheumatism and 
 other chronic diseases. 
 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 CHARLES M. PRESTON. 
 
 STIFF KNEE, DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, 
 
 CONSTIPATION, ETC. 
 16 Worth Avenue, Hudson, N. Y., March 8th, 1895. 
 
 I inherited a weak stomach, so that from early youth, 
 there has been a tendency to Dyspepsia, hence all the 
 train of difficulties which usually accompany that disease 
 were prominent in me, such as Liver Troubles, Sour 
 Stomach, Constipation, etc. Two years ago last Febru- 
 ary, I had the misfortune to fall on a slippery crossing in 
 our city, and broke my right leg near the hip. In my re- 
 covery, was left with a stiffness about the knee. I judge, 
 as the result of so long, and rigid confinement, that 
 caused the cords of my limbs to shrink. I used a great 
 variety of oils, liniments, etc., to no real purpose. About 
 the first of July, 1894, I applied the "OXYDONOR" and 
 used it for more than two months nearly every day or 
 night, and have received more help to that limb than all 
 other remedies applied for more than fifteen months. It 
 has not come to its normal condition yet. At the same 
 time my entire system has received a wonderful invigora- 
 tion, the Rheumatism, which was serious for more than a 
 year, and the Dyspepsia, with its train of difficulties, have 
 been removed to a great extent, so that I have enjoyed 
 unwonted continuous health for the past six months, al- 
 though in my 75th year. 
 
 I have a friend in New York city who was snatched 
 from the grave by the "OXYDONOR." 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 (REV.) AARON HUNT. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 217 
 
 SYNOVITIS, A RESULT OF LA GRIPPE. 
 
 1847 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, 
 
 March nth, 1895. 
 
 I have made use of OXYDONOR "VICTORY" with 
 much profit to myself. In August, 1893, I was attacked 
 with severe pains in my knees, which I believed to be one 
 of the sequelaeaof the Grippe, so that it was impossible to 
 stoop, or to rise from a stooping position without great 
 agony. Sitting in a carriage, or any posture not erect, was 
 very painful. One or two physicians whom I consulted 
 said it was probably Synovitis with which I was troubled. 
 I tried various remedies, such as rubbing with liniment, 
 painting with iodine and taking internal prescriptions. 
 Nothing, however, seemed to do any good. After suffer- 
 ing in this way for eight months, I began the use of 
 OXYDONOR "VICTORY," placing it on the ankle all 
 night. At the end of six weeks I discontinued the use, 
 and after a little while all pain left me, and I have not 
 since been troubled by it. I impute my recovery solely to 
 the use of the instrument. 
 
 You are at liberty to use this letter as you see fit. 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 (REV.) D. D. SMITH. 
 
 (Rev. Dudley D. Smith is Rector of Emmanuel Protes- 
 tant Episcopal Church in Philadelphia.) 
 
 ST. VITUS DANCE, DIPHTHERIA. 
 
 1727 Sydenham St., Philadelphia, 
 
 April 24th, 1895. 
 As to the "OXYDONOR," would say that it has been 
 in use in my family for several years, and it has never 
 failed to cure those of my household in a very short time, 
 without the aid of a doctor. I have by its use cured La 
 Grippe, Rheumatism, St. Vitus Dance, Diphtheria, Colds, 
 etc. I have not called in a doctor since I purchased the 
 "OXYDONOR," and thereby have saved many times its 
 cost, and avoided possibly many long spells of sickness. 
 I most heartily recommend it to every one whether sick 
 or well, as it is (when used in time) a preventive of 
 disease as well as a cure. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 JAMES COLEMAN. 
 
218 Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 ST. VITUS DANCE. 
 
 Roanoke, Va., May 10, 1897. 
 In December last, I was advised to try Oxydonor for 
 my little daughter of twelve years for St. Vitus Dance 
 and Heart Trouble of nine years, and a further compli- 
 cation of Rheumatism of five years' standing. She had 
 been treated twice at the Nursery and Child's Hospital in 
 Baltimore, with but little or no benefit, covering a period 
 of about sixteen months. 
 
 Now, after a few months' application, I rejoice to say 
 that she has been completely cured of all her troubles, is 
 in possession of excellent health and spirits. I can not 
 express myself too highly of the wonderful magic powers 
 of the Oxydonor. 
 
 Hoping this may be beneficial to others similarly 
 afflicted. 
 
 M. GOLDMAN. 
 
 ST. VITUS DANCE AND KIDNEY DISEASE. 
 
 Monmouth, 111., Dec. 23, 1896. 
 Dear Sir — It affords me great pleasure to testify to the 
 merits of the Oxydonor, both from observation and per- 
 sonal experience. Our little boy, aged 11 years, was af- 
 flicted with "St. Vitus Dance" and "Kidney Disease" in 
 the worst form. I used the instrument on him every day 
 for two weeks, and he is now perfectly well. You are at 
 liberty to refer to us at any time, I will explain our cases 
 personally, and we desire to express a wish that all af- 
 flicted persons may be able to give it a trial. We can 
 recommend it from experience for Nervous Headache, 
 Rheumatism, Bright's Disease, Nervous Prostration and 
 St. Vitus Dance. 
 
 You have our best wishes for your future success. 
 Very respectfully, 
 (MRS.) DENNIS MELCHER. 
 
 STOMACH TROUBLE. 
 
 Middleboro, Mass., Dec. 2, 1896. 
 I have used the Oxydonor "Victory" in my family during 
 the past sixteen months with beneficial results. We have 
 
Dr. S cm chc's Victory Over Disease. 219 
 
 had ordinary Rheumatism, Sciatica, Torpid Liver, Inter- 
 mittent Fever, Colds and Fever, and Stomach Trouble. 
 An early application strictly according to the printed di- 
 rections has been given relief. 
 
 Every member of my family has used it, in one way or 
 another; and whenever any trouble appears, we use the 
 Oxydonor "Victory" which has proved its value to us. 
 (REV.) M. F. JOHNSON. 
 
 STOMACH TROUBLE. 
 
 Sabinsville, Pa., March 4, 1896. 
 
 Will tell you what the Oxydonor has done for me: For 
 a number of years, I have had poor health, suffering from 
 several chronic ills of long standing, and have found no 
 permanent relief in taking medicine. Last October I was 
 afflicted with Stomach Trouble so badly that I was under 
 the doctor's care for two months, and received but little 
 benefit. I was advised by my sister, who was using the 
 Oxydonor, to try it. I stopped taking medicine and used 
 the instrument. In a short time was greatly relieved, and 
 I still keep gaining by the use of the Oxydonor "Victory."" 
 
 I have used it in my family for Colds and Sore Throat, 
 with good results, and I cheerfully recommend it to the 
 afflicted. 
 
 (MRS.) C. B. COLE. 
 
 STOMACH TROUBLE AND INSOMNIA. 
 
 Denver, Colo., June 1, 1895. 
 
 Dear Sir — The Oxydonor has performed wonders for 
 me. A severe attack of Peritonitis last Winter, together 
 with a disease of the Spleen, left my Stomach in such a 
 weak condition that I could scarcely eat anything, and 
 what I did eat would not digest, besides suffering from 
 Insomnia and overwork. As soon as I began using my 
 Oxydonor my appetite and health improved, and I feel like 
 a new man. Money could not induce me to part with my 
 instrument, if it were impossible to secure another. 
 
 H. E. SINGLETARY. 
 
220 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 STOMACH TROUBLE. 
 
 Arlington, N. J., March 19, 1895. 
 
 I can say of the "Oxydonor" that when I got it nearly 
 two years ago I had very bad Stomach Trouble, so that al- 
 most everything I ate hurt me, and in a few months was 
 cured, so that I have eaten anything since, without hurt- 
 ing me. Yours respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) MARGARET C. SPRINGER. 
 
 STOMACH TROUBLE. 
 
 Eau Claire, Wis., Dec. 7, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 I had been bothered with Stomach Trouble for eight 
 years, and had tried the home physicians, also in Chicago 
 and Milwaukee, as well as the Hot Springs and the Potash- 
 Sulphur Springs, but with only temporary relief. Since 
 using the Oxydonor, I have been entirely well. 
 
 My wife has used it for pain in her side and Neuralgia, 
 and received almost immediate relief. My son Johnnie 
 has used it for chronic weakness of the back and has been 
 greatly benefited thereby. 
 
 I feel that I have sufficiently tested this method of Dia- 
 ductive Cure to be warranted in highly recommending 
 the same. Yours truly, 
 
 J. P. FOX, Treasurer. 
 
 DISEASE OF STOMACH. 
 
 Fenton, Mich., March 18, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Four years ago last May I was hurt and it 
 settled in my Breast, about half way from my mouth to 
 my Stomach. I suffered from the hurt very much at times, 
 until one year ago last November, when I commenced to 
 doctor for it. Our family physician pronounced it Cancer 
 of the Stomach, and said he had done all he could, when 
 I went to Harbor Springs. The doctor there said he 
 thought it was the nerves of the Stomach that had caused 
 the passage to stop up so that I could not swallow my 
 food. I next doctored at Marcelona with a skilled physi- 
 
Dr. Sanche s Victory Over Disease. 221 
 
 cian, and he gave me the same opinion as the previous 
 doctor, that it was the nerves of the Stomach; but all they 
 did seemed to do no good, the passage seemed to be 
 stopped up so that I could not swallow any food or nour- 
 ishment of any kind, and I lived on nothing but injec- 
 tions for about six months, and almost starved to death. 
 
 At this time, I was persuaded to try one of Dr. Sanche's 
 Oxydonors, and when I commenced to use it my bowels 
 were badly constipated, kidneys very bad, and my limbs 
 began to bloat and swell. I only weighed ninety pounds, 
 and my former weight had been 150 pounds. After using 
 Oxydonor one week, Constipation all gone, kidneys all 
 right; this took place before I received any benefit in 
 stomach, and then the passage to my stomach seemed to 
 open so that my food went down. I have eaten my meals 
 regularly ever since and kept most all my food down; have 
 not used any injections in five weeks, and I am gaining 
 every day. It has been eight weeks to-day since I com- 
 menced using the Oxydonor. Money would not buy my 
 little Doctor, as it has done what the Doctors could not 
 do, and the best of all, I did not have to take any more of 
 their nasty medicine. 
 
 (MRS.) ELIZA E. HUFF. 
 
 This lady was perfectly cured in a short time, and has 
 been for two years. DR. H. SANCHE. 
 
 SEA SICKNESS. 
 No. 1 123 Broadway, New York City, June 27, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Have used your Oxydonor "Victory" for 
 some time with good results, but had no occasion to try 
 its effects on sea until my recent trip to Europe. Am a 
 very poor sailor, but found great relief from Sea Sick- 
 ness, almost as soon as I applied the Oxydonor. In travel- 
 ing find it a great tonic. 
 
 Very truly, 
 
 ST. GEORGE FECHTIG. 
 
 SEA SICKNESS. 
 Mid Ocean — Steamship Lucania, July 20, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I hardly know how to express myself in behalf 
 of your wonderful little instrument known as the Oxy- 
 
222 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 donor, which a kind friend applied during my attack of 
 Sea Sickness, and finding each time instantaneous relief 
 and comfort. 
 
 I consider it one of the wonders of our time and a bless- 
 ing to humanity at large — therefore, I take great pleasure 
 in recommending it highly. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 (MRS.) FLORENCE S. COFFMAN, 
 
 No. 2768 Vernon Ave., Chicago, 111. 
 
 SEA SICKNESS. 
 
 Elizabeth, N. J., July 15, 1895. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — The enjoyment of a sea-voyage is always 
 spoiled by that dreadful malady known as Sea Sickness. 
 But with Oxydonor "Victory" at hand, none need suffer; 
 and during a voyage to Europe the Oxydonor has been a 
 great '•boon to me, having cured me every time when at- 
 tacked with Sea Sickness. I heartily commend it as a 
 traveling companion and friend. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) F. TERSTIGEN. 
 
 SNAKE BITES. 
 
 Hobe Sound, Fla., May 5, 1893. 
 
 I desire to give my experience with Oxydonor "Victory." 
 I have used it for the last four years on my wife and my- 
 self and have always received great benefit from it. I 
 have two Oxydonors in my family and often use them to 
 cure my friends. I have used Oxydonor on many severe 
 cases, and have cured SNAKE BITES, Neuralgia, all 
 kinds of fevers, and all common complaints. 
 
 My wife uses it for all ailments, especially fatigue. 
 
 I have seen many cures made by Dr. Sanche's "Victory" 
 in Florida. Yours truly, 
 
 E. E. LISCHER. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 223 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 SWAMP FEVER. 
 
 Hobe Sound, Fla., July 4, 1896. 
 
 I can say in regard to the Oxydonor, get one and use 
 it, and it will pay you its cost every month in the year. 
 
 There is no ailment that it does not relieve, and with 
 proper treatment, cure. The same year I left Mississippi 
 I had Swamp Fever, the worst fever of the South. 
 
 It took seventeen days hard work with Oxydonor to 
 save me, but save me it did, and the doctor would have 
 lost me. 
 
 In Mississippi I cured young men of Gonorrhea where 
 doctors failed, in fact have cured even where the patient 
 was intoxicated during entire treatment. 
 
 I have now used the Oxydonor for eight years and no 
 medicine. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 E. E. LISCHER. 
 
 SKIN- DISEASE. 
 
 Waterlilly, N. C, March 4, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Last October, one year ago, a disease ap- 
 peared on my elbows and kept gradually spreading, itching 
 and burning, next appearing on my knees. I sought medi- 
 cal advice, it did no good, the disease kept spreading. I 
 tried three of our best county physicians, they poured 
 arsenic in me all the time, until one by one they became 
 discouraged and gave me up. Then I began using Cuti- 
 cura remedies, and still kept getting worse. I used $115.00 
 worth of medicine, by that time I was an object of pity, 
 from the top of my head to the bottom of my feet, there 
 was not even a white spot to be seen, I was as red as 
 any scarlet, and suffered everything it seems to me that 
 a man could suffer and live. Then the disease turned into 
 boils. 
 
 I had heard of your Oxydonor though I had never seen 
 one, and ordered one as a drowning man catches at a 
 straw. I began using it the 1st of November, then I was in 
 bed; I soon commenced to improve in my feelings. Then 
 my color began to change gradually — the change was slow 
 
224 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 but sure — and now after four months' treatment with the 
 Oxydonor "Victory," my skin is white and clear. There 
 is no sign of the dreadful disease except my nails and the 
 bottoms of my feet, which are not entirely well, yet they 
 are improving as fast as I think it is possible for them to. 
 I was sure it would take the instrument a year to cure me 
 and was perfectly willing, and now after just four months 
 I find myself a new man. Have gained 37 pounds and 
 have not taken a drop of medicine, but have followed your 
 directions faithfully. Obediently yours, 
 
 R. L. KNIGHT. 
 
 SKIN DISEASE. 
 
 Juliaetta, Idaho, Dec. 9th, 1895. 
 I do hereby certify that I have been troubled with Skin 
 trouble for thirty years. I have spent hundreds of dollars 
 and got no relief. 
 
 About the last of June the Oxydonor was introduced in 
 this place; I bought one and used 31 days. It cured me 
 and have not used it since. I feel like a new man. Would 
 not be without it for THREE TIMES ITS WEIGHT 
 IN GOLD COIN. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 L. F. SIMONS. 
 
 TUMOR. 
 Cedar Rapids, la., Feb. 25th, 1897. 
 
 The Oxydonor is certainly all it is recommended to be. 
 When first recommended to me by a friend I thought it 
 so simple that it could not have any merit, but I had 
 been such a sufferer for over three years \*ith what the 
 doctors said was a Tumor in my side, and at the time I 
 obtained the Oxydonor I had been in bed over five 
 weeks under treatment by one of the best physicians in 
 the city and was getting worse daily. 
 
 By the use of the Oxydonor I commenced to improve 
 at once, and in just ten days I was well enough to be out, 
 took a buggy ride and made a few calls upon friends. I 
 am now in better health than I have been in years. I 
 value the Oxydonor more precious than gold. 
 
 MRS. ELLA F. MILTON. 
 
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Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 225 
 
 TONSILITIS, CROUP, DYSENTERY. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 4th, 1894. 
 I have used Dr. H. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory" for 
 over a year in my family, with wonderful success in the 
 cure and prevention of sickness, such as Colds, La Grippe, 
 Croup, Dysentery and other bowel troubles. I have for 
 years been subject to severe Tonsilitis, resorting to many 
 methods of cure. A few weeks ago, my tonsils became 
 much inflamed and swollen, and had begun to ulcerate, 
 and by the use of the Oxydonor "Victory" I was well 
 within three days. I did not use any wash at all, nor 
 adopt any other method — simply using the Oxydonor in 
 strong force, and got well quickly. It is beyond value in 
 any family, especially where there are children, and I 
 heartily commend it to those who desire a reliable, safe 
 and speedy relief of all acute disorders. 
 Very truly, 
 
 J. J. THRELKELD. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 10, 1897. 
 I have used the Oxydonor in my family over three years 
 with perfect success. I never have a physician in my 
 family, and I never fail to cure anything. 
 
 I would not be without the Oxydonor for any amount 
 of money. I can not say too much for it. 
 Very truly, 
 
 J. J. THRELKELD. 
 
 VERY AGGRAVATED CASE OF TONSILITIS. 
 Bellefontaine, Ohio, Feb. 5, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I must acknowledge my grateful indebtedness 
 to you as the Inventor of Oxydonor "Victory" and Dis- 
 coverer of Diaductive Cure. The Oxydonor has been the 
 means of curing me of several chronic ills of long dura- 
 tion, from which I could find no relief in medication. By 
 applying Oxydonor I was quickly cured of a very aggra- 
 vated case of Tonsilitis. I find it adapted to all the acute 
 diseases to which my children are subject. 
 
 Oxydonor "Victory" is one of the wonders of our age. 
 Very sincerely yours, 
 
 (MRS.) H. F. PEGG. 
 
226 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 TYPHOID FEVER. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., July 25, 1892. 
 
 It is with pleasure that I add my report to the great 
 benefit derived by my family from the use of the "Victory." 
 I first applied it to my wife, who had Typhoid Fever, and in 
 forty hours the fever was broken, and there were no more 
 symptoms of fever after its removal. Then immediately 
 following, three other members of my family were stricken 
 down with fever, and in every instance the fever was 
 broken by the prompt application of the "Victory," in a 
 shorter space than the first, and without the aid of other 
 remedies or medicines. 
 
 We have used it for various other minor ailments with 
 marked success. Yours truly, 
 
 J. K. P. CARLTON. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 CARLETON & SMITH, 
 Commission Merchants. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 2, 1896. 
 I have nothing to take back that I have testified to in 
 regard to the Oxydonor "Victory," but to confirm. 
 
 I think there is great virtue in it. My wife would not 
 be without it for any consideration. 
 
 Respectfully, 
 
 J. K. P. CARLTON. 
 
 TYPHOID FEVER CURED BY FOUR APPLICA- 
 TIONS OF OXYDONOR "VICTORY." 
 
 Goshen, Mo., May 16, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I treated a case of Typhoid Fever last winter, 
 and cured it after the doctor said she could not live. She 
 was at the worst stage of it; the coating on her tongue 
 had become black and cracked. I cured her by four appli- 
 cations of "Victory/' She was convalescent when there 
 came a terrible snow storm and the snow blew in on her 
 until her bed was wet. She mended under all that exposure. 
 I heartily recommend the OXYDONOR to every family. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 M. A. LOUDERBACK. r 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 227 
 
 TYPHOID FEVER. 
 
 Swainsboro, Ga., June 20, 1896. 
 To whom it may concern: 
 
 I hereby certify that my wife was sick with Typhoid 
 Fever when I obtained Dr. H. Sanche's Oxydonor ''Vic- 
 tory" and applied it to her. In a few hours the tempera- 
 ture began to decline, and in three days she was up and 
 well. 
 
 Afterwards the "Victory" was applied to my sister-in- 
 law, who had been confined to her bed several weeks with 
 Incipient Consumption, having frequent hemorrhages. In 
 a few days the hemorrhages ceased and she was able to 
 leave her bed. She has steadily improved since the treat- 
 ment began, and I confidently expect her complete re- 
 covery. 
 
 I heartily recommend this wonderful instrument to every 
 one. Yours truly, 
 
 H. C. EDENFIELD. 
 
 Swainsboro, Ga., June 20, 1896. 
 
 From the experience I have had with Oxydonor 
 "Victory" I think it is a good thing. My wife was taken 
 with Typhoid Fever, and had high fever for several days. 
 I applied the Oxydonor, leaving off all medicines, and the 
 second day went home from business, and found my wife 
 had dressed, and was sitting out on front porch. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 H. C. EDENFIELD. 
 
 TYPHOID FEVER, PNEUMONIA, CATARRH. 
 Elmhurst, Alameda Co., Calif., Jan. 31, 1894. 
 I take great pleasure in offering to the public my testi- 
 mony in favor of Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory." 
 Have used the same in my family and with my friends for 
 the past year, for the Grippe, Pneumonia, Catarrh, Rheu- 
 matism, Menstrual Irregularities, Insomnia, Mumps, 
 Typhoid Fever, Malaria, Heart Trouble, and FIND IN 
 ALL CASES' THAT 'IT GIVES INSTANT AND 
 . LASTING RELIEF. In fact, I would not be without 
 my "Victory" for any amount of money. 
 
 Sincerelv, 
 
 H. L. JOHNSON. 
 
228 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 TYPHOID FEVER. 
 
 Roanoke, Va., Oct. 6, 1896. 
 On Saturday, the 3rd inst., I was taken sick with all 
 symptoms of Typhoid Fever, and by thirty-six hours' 
 use of the Oxydonor "Victory" all symptoms of the dis- 
 ease had disappeared and I was able to be up in my room. 
 I consider the Oxydonor an invaluable appliance. It 
 goes far ahead of all medical science in my opinion. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 C. P. GREYER. 
 
 CURE OF TOBACCO HABIT OF FIFTY YEARS' 
 DURATION, RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Oxford, Michigan, March 30, 1894. 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 One year ago last fall, I was very lame with Rheuma- 
 tism in my shoulders and I used "Victory" for a number 
 of nights and it cured me. It also cured me of using 
 tobacco. I have not been able to use tobacco since I com- 
 menced using "Victory." I have no desire to use it, and it 
 has been over one year and a half since I quit it. I had 
 used tobacco for fifty years. "Victory" has done a great 
 de-al for me. Money would not buy mine if I could not 
 get another. My grandson was taken very sick with 
 Pneumonia. We used "Victory" as directed, and in 24 
 hours it was completely broken up. 
 
 ALONZO KINGSBURY. 
 
 TOBACCO HABIT. 
 
 Coyner Springs, Va., Dec. 8, 1896. 
 I wish to state what the Oxydonor has done for me. 
 I have used tobacco for about fifty years and have been a 
 slave to the habit. I noticed in the book of directions 
 that it would cure the tobacco habit, and I used it six days 
 and tasted every kind of tobacco that I had ever used, 
 good and bad, and I have never had any desire or appetite 
 for tobacco since that time. It did a great work for me 
 on this line. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 JOHN DAVIS, SR. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 229 
 
 VARICOSE VEINS, HAY FEVER. 
 New York and Brooklyn Bridge, N. Y., 
 
 March 25, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — The Oxydonor absolutely cured me of the evil 
 effects left me by La Grippe, Nervous Dyspepsia, Catarrh, 
 and the unlooked for cure of Varicose Veins of twenty 
 years' standing, of which I never expected to be cured, as 
 I had consulted the best medical authorities both in Albany 
 and New York City. Each declaring "You never will be 
 cured." 
 
 Also in my own family a case of Hay Fever of five years' 
 standing, completely relieved in eleven hours' treatment, 
 and we think absolutely cured. 
 Wishing the "Oxydonor" the success its merits deserve. 
 Yours gratefully, 
 
 O. B. RICH. 
 
 YELLOW FEVER. 
 
 Brunswick, Ga., Jan. 26, 1894. 
 I was in Brunswick during the recent epidemic, during 
 which time the Oxydonor "Victory" came under my ob- 
 servation. I was personally acquainted with some and in- 
 timately acquainted with others who suffered from the pre- 
 vailing fever, and in every case where this instrument was 
 used, their recovery was wonderful, breaking the fever in 
 five or six hours. I believe the Oxydonor "Victory" to 
 be the greatest health restorer and preserver on the face of 
 the earth. I am now the possessor of one, and if I could 
 not replace it, one thousand dollars could not buy it. 
 
 A. C. SHANNON. 
 
 YELLOW FEVER, MENINGITIS, PNEUMONIA, 
 DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA, ETC. 
 
 W. L. ABBOTT & CO., 
 
 Wholesale Flour Dealers, 
 
 2 S. Broad St., 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 15, 1896. 
 Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory" is the- greatest dis- 
 covery of the world, and God's best gift to humanity. I 
 am always delighted to sing its praise, for I love the 
 human family, and pity them in their sufferings. 
 
 I have used this treatment in a wide variety of diseases, 
 and it always conquers. 
 
230 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Among them, Fevers of all kinds, including Yellow 
 Fever in Brunswick, Ga., in 1893, where I was, Pneu- 
 monia, Grippe, Meningitis, Bowel Complaint, Croup, Sick 
 Headache, Kidney Trouble, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Rheu- 
 matism, Dropsy, Skin Diseases, Neuralgia and many 
 other complaints. 
 
 The Oxydonor does away with doctors, and that is why 
 they reject it, and the world is slow to get the benefit of 
 it. Yours truly, 
 
 ALEXANDER BECK. 
 
 YELLOW FEVER EPIDEMIC. 
 
 H. F. Dunwody, Mayor. Boiling Whitfield, Attorney. 
 
 Lawrence C. Bodet, Clerk. Lewis Beach, Chief of Police. 
 
 Council Chamber, 
 
 Brunswick, Ga., Jan. 24, 1894. 
 To whom it may concern: 
 
 This is to certify that Mr. Alexander Beck, of Atlanta, 
 Ga., was here during the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1893, 
 and further during said period that he used Oxydonor 
 "Victory" on patients who had been officially announced 
 by this Board as suffering from the prevailing yellow 
 plague, and further that said patients were officially dis- 
 charged as fully and entirely recovered. 
 
 Reports confirming the above will be found on file in 
 the office of the Board in this City. 
 
 LAWRENCE C. BODET, 
 Acting Secretary of the Board of Health, during the 
 epidemic of 1893. 
 
 YELLOW FEVER QUICKLY CURED. 
 Office of LEWIS BEACH, 
 Chief of Police of Brunswick, Ga. 
 
 Brunswick, Ga., Jan. 26th, 1894. 
 To whom it may concern: 
 
 It affords me pleasure to recommend Dr. Sanche's Oxy- 
 donor "Victory." Mr. Alexander Beck, of Atlanta, Ga., 
 came here during the recent epidemic, and cured many 
 persons of the fever with the OXYDONOR, and free of 
 charge, some of whom ^ame under my immediate obser- 
 vation, and they were all quickly cured. I think it is one 
 of the greatest discoveries of the age, and should not be 
 ignored by any intelligent person. 
 
 Respectfully, 
 LEWIS BEACH, Chief of Police. 
 
Dr. S aiiclic' s Victory Over Disease. 23 1 
 
 CASE OF YELLOW FEVER CURED IN LESS 
 THAN 20 HOURS. 
 
 CHAS. BAUMGARTNER, 
 Wholesale Dealer in Fresh Meats. 
 
 Brunswick, Ga., Jan. 26th, 1894. 
 
 I take pleasure in testifying to the merits of 
 Dr. H. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory." During the recent 
 Yellow Fever epidemic in this city, my wife was taken 
 sick with the fever. She had severe pains in the head and 
 back with high fever. Without taking any medicine at all, 
 she was cured by the use of Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor 
 "Victory* in less than twenty hours. I cheerfully recom- 
 mend this instrument to every one. 
 
 Respectfully, 
 CHAS. BAUMGARTNER. 
 
 "VICTORY" CURES YELLOW FEVER. 
 
 Brunswick, Ga., Jan. 27, 1894. 
 
 During the late epidemic in this city I was taken sick 
 with the fever, and without taking any medicine, I was 
 quickly cured by the use of the Oxydonor "Victory." 
 I recommend this instrument to all fever patients. 
 Respectfully, 
 
 J. S. BUTLER. 
 
 PREVENTS YELLOW FEVER. 
 
 THE DOWNING COMPANY, 
 Wholesale Grocers. 
 
 Brunswick, Ga., Jan. 26, 1894. 
 
 This is to certify that I have been using the Oxydonor 
 since October, 1893, and have found it satisfactory in every 
 instance. I used it during the Yellow Fever epidemic at 
 Brunswick last year, as a preventive, and neither myself 
 nor any member of my family had the fever. We have 
 used the Oxydonor "Victory" in Bilious Attacks, Indiges- 
 tion, La Grippe, Chronic Constipation, etc., _ and it has 
 proven all Dr. Sanche claims for it in every instance. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 J. N. HORNE. 
 
232 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 OXYDONOR "VICTORY" AS A PREVENTIVE OF 
 YELLOW FEVER. 
 
 ELLIS YOUNG & CO., 
 Commission Merchants, 
 Savannah and Brunswick. 
 
 Brunswick, Ga., Jan. 26th, 1894. 
 It is with much pleasure that I add my testimony in 
 favor of the Oxydonor "Victory," which" I have been 
 using for the past four months. Having been compelled 
 to leave Brunswick on account of sickness in my family 
 during the epidemic of Yellow Fever last summer, and 
 being away for six weeks, it became necessary for me to 
 return to look after the interests of my firm. I returned 
 during the worst period of the epidemic, at which time 
 nearly every returned refugee died. I did not take any 
 particular caution, as my business necessitated my being 
 out at late hours at night and early in the morning, I 
 used no preventive except the Oxydonor "Victorv," AND 
 TO THAT WONDERFUL INSTRUMENT^ OWE 
 MY ESCAPE FROM THE YELLOW FEVER. Since 
 the return of my family, I have been using it with the 
 most gratifying results, and I have not used one grain of 
 medicine since, when previously I had scarcely a week to 
 pass without calling in a doctor. With best wishes for 
 your success, I remain, 
 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 H. M. KING, 
 Manager Brunswick Agency of Ellis Young & Co. 
 
 CURE OF YELLOW FEVER. 
 
 Brunswick, Ga., Dec. 5th, 1894. 
 
 I have used your Oxydonor "Victory" in my family for 
 the past year and am much pleased with its merits. My 
 wife was cured by its use of a severe attack of Rheuma- 
 tism, where medicine failed to have any effect. During 
 the recent epidemic here, my mother and servant were 
 both cured of the Fever by the use of this instrument, and 
 neither of them took any medicine at all. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 E. H. MASON, 
 Of E. H. Mason & Co., Ship Chandlers. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 233 
 
 A WONDERFUL RECORD. 
 
 Colfax, Wash., Sept. 18, 1896. 
 
 After using the Oxydonor and utterly discarding medi- 
 cines for over eighteen months, I write you a few words 
 of commendation for the "Victory," for that surely is its 
 name. I have treated 175 cases of nearly all forms of dis- 
 ease common to this locality, and in from twelve to forty- 
 eight hours the patients have been able to resume their 
 usual duties. La Grippe, Tonsilitis, Pneumonia, Acute 
 Bronchitis, Cholera Morbus, Colds and Fevers of all kinds 
 in scores of instances have yielded in from twelve to fifteen 
 hours to the power of this marvelous little healer, and in 
 no single case among them all have I ever been driven to 
 medication. The Oxydonor has always proved a swift 
 specific for each and all. 
 
 In Chronic cases of Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney, Blad- 
 der, Liver and Stomach Troubles, I have found it cured 
 without long suffering and numerous bills for drugs, medi- 
 cines or physicians' services. I am sure any reasonable 
 person will not wonder at my unqualified endorsement of 
 this instrument. (REV.) J. E. COOMBS. 
 
 Note. — Mr. Coombs is pastor of the First Baptist Church 
 of Colfax, and is an evangelist, in which work he comes in 
 contact with much sickness. 
 
 A TEACHER WHO HAS USED OXYDONOR. 
 
 544 Knouer St., Toledo, Ohio, April 28, 1897. 
 The virtue of little Oxydonor "Victory" seems indeed 
 wonderful to me! When my attention was directed to it, 
 I had been sick and was very tired from ten months' 
 steady work. I commenced using Oxydonor July 1st, 
 1896. Not a drop of medicine or tonics have been taken, 
 not a call has been made upon the physicians since that 
 time. So far this year my health is much better than it 
 has been for a number of years, not a day since I com- 
 menced using Oxydonor have I missed from work. Rheu- 
 matism in my arm and hand is cured, I scarcely have any 
 trace of Dyspepsia, have been spared a severe attack of 
 La Grippe, and have been helped in other ways. I feel 
 truly grateful that I have been led to get the Oxydonor. 
 It seems- to me like a friend. 
 
 FRANCES L. CONKLIN. 
 
234 Dr. Sanche* s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Olney, 111 , Nov. ioth, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — With pleasure I add my report of the merits 
 of the Oxydonor. We have used it for eighteen months, 
 and in that time cured with it La Grippe, Typhoid Fever, 
 Croup, Tonsilitis, Heart Disease, Inflammation of the 
 Stomach and Bowels, Flux, Cholera Morbus, Ague, Sick 
 Headache, Congestion of the Brain, Painful Menstruation, 
 Coughs and Colds. 
 
 So far it has never failed us, and we have not called the 
 Doctor since we began using it. To say we consider it a 
 blessing but feebly expresses it. 
 
 Yours very truly, 
 
 (MRS.) M. E. MADDEN. 
 
 RESTORED TO HEALTH. 
 
 24 Adams Ave. West, 
 Detroit, Mich., June 8, 1897. 
 My Dear Dr. Sanche: 
 
 In grateful acknowledgment of the merits of your Oxy- 
 donor "Victory" I write you this letter; for I know by 
 the use of it my dear father (who has since passed away 
 at an advanced age), was restored to health and the perfect 
 use of one hand which had become almost useless from 
 paralysis; and this when he was past seventy years of age. 
 For his prolonged life of usefulness through this medium, 
 as well as for restoring to health several of my friends 
 who were ill from different causes, I am, and ever shall be 
 Yours gratefully, 
 (MRS.) MARIE SERGENT DAVIES, 
 
 Roanoke, Va., Oct. 27, 1896. 
 To the Public of Virginia: 
 
 I have four of Dr. Hercules Sanche's Oxydonor 
 "Victorys" in my home, one each for wife and children^ 
 
 My observation and experience with the Oxydonor in 
 the hundreds of cures in and around Roanoke and Salem 
 is an evidence to my mind that it is everything Dr. Sanche 
 claims for it. 
 
 Respectfully, 
 
 J. M. GAMBILL. 
 
Dr. Sanche s Victory Over Disease. 235 
 
 Otis, Mass., April 27, 1896. 
 Dear Dr. Sanche — The Oxydonor, wonderful little heal- 
 er, arrived all safe last week, and I have put it to work 
 every day since, but one. It has a wonderful faculty of 
 getting right down to business — then such needles went 
 darting through my liver and spleen — my Stomach was 
 put to work after a new fashion, and all over I have felt 
 its mighty force. To-day it has taken hold of my urethra 
 and bladder. My skin feels differently from what it has 
 for two years past. But it will take a long time to work 
 a complete cure. Truly yours, 
 
 (REV.) A. H. SOMES. 
 
 Middleboro, Mass., Dec. 29, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — If any one is sick the first thing is to get the 
 doctor. If he fails, get another; and if they both fail, patient 
 may be induced to try Oxydonor. I will send you a couple 
 of statements. The first is from Rev. M. F. Johnson, pas- 
 tor of the Baptist Church in this place. Mr. Baldwin's 
 boy's case was considered hopeless. Most of those cured 
 by the Oxygen appliances could get no help from doctors. 
 Yours very respectfully, 
 
 (REV.) H. C. COOMBS. 
 
 NATURE'S) GREATEST HELPER. 
 
 Windsor, Va., March 27, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Doctor — I never before wrote a recommendation 
 for any appliance, however beneficial they may have proved 
 in my case, for I realize that ofttimes what is of value to 
 one may be hurtful to another — particularly when used by 
 the inexperienced; but in the case of the Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory," without reservation, I pronounce it Nature's greatest 
 helper. 
 
 Your directions are so simple a child can follow them; 
 and if followed, I believe the possibilities for help to suf- 
 fering humanity with this Oxydonor "Victory" have never 
 been told. I have personally tried it in many cases, and 
 always with success, and I know almost nothing of the 
 science oi treating diseases. 
 
236 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Would to God every household in our land had a "Vic- 
 tory." It is a revelation of the Lord. 
 
 Yours gratefully, 
 
 WM. L. RICHARDS, 
 Pastor Presbyterian Church. 
 
 TONIC. 
 
 GEORGE W. WHITE, 
 Presiding Elder, Los Angeles District, 
 Southern California Conference, 
 M. E. Church, 645 S. Flower St. 
 
 Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 12, 1894. 
 
 I have been using the Oxydonor for a few weeks, al- 
 though not constantly, and can discern a decided benefit, 
 and toning up of the system, better digestion, and in- 
 creased flesh. 
 
 I believe it a good thing. 
 
 (REV.) GEO. W. WHITE. 
 
 NO BLUE MONDAY. 
 
 Tamaroa, 111., July 9, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — The following is unsolicited: We have used 
 Oxydonor "Victory" for nearly eighteen months, and by 
 its help and God's blessing we have had many victories. 
 What our instrument has done: It has cured Inflamma- 
 tory Rheumatism more than once; three cases of La 
 Grippe; throttled Pneumonia twice; cured severe Colds in 
 a few hours, Croup several times, in a few minutes; Nerv- 
 ous Prostration and Rigor with one application. 
 
 If exhausted from excessive pulpit work, I apply the 
 "Victory" at night, and have no blue Monday. And while 
 some, with pi 1 ! and powder in hand, may question these 
 statements, this is but a part of our happy experience with 
 the Oxydonor "Victory," and we have often given thanks 
 for its protection from disease. 
 
 Fraternally yours, 
 
 J. H. SPILMAN, 
 Pastor of the Presbyterian Church. 
 
Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 237 
 
 708 Sixth St., New York, Sept. 20, 1894. 
 Dear Dr. Sanche— I have used the OXYDONOR 
 VICTORY in my family for various ailments and have 
 found it efficient in every instance. I have great confidence 
 in it and believe it will prove a great boon to humanity if 
 fairly tested. For the normal invigoration of the system 
 in all cases indicated it is a marvel. To the professional 
 man it is invaluable. Very truly, 
 
 (REV.) ADDIS ALBRO. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 New York City, Nov. 10, 1894. 
 Dear Dr. Sanche: 
 
 You can depend on me to stand by you in the fullest 
 endorsement of the Oxydonor "Victory." 
 Cordially, 
 
 (REV.) ADDIS ALBRO. 
 
 BOON TO MANKIND. 
 
 Study First Presbyterian Church. 
 Rev. Burt Estes Howard. 
 
 Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 18, 1894. 
 For the first time in my life I write a recommendation 
 for a curative agent. It is only because I regard the Oxy- 
 donor as a boon to mankind, that I now send you this 
 statement. 
 
 I have used the Oxydonor for some time, and have 
 found it thus far redeeming every promise made for it. It 
 is a most admirable thing for professional people, and I 
 commend it with the utmost heartiness, and in the highest 
 terms. In fact, so enthusiastic am I over it, that I have 
 induced several friends to try it. 
 Yours most sincerely, 
 
 (REV.) BURT ESTES HOWARD. 
 
 CHRONIC DISEASE. 
 
 Tacoma, Wash., November 30, 1896. 
 Dr. H, Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — It is a pleasure for me to say a word of 
 praise for the Oxydonor for the benefit of sufferers from 
 
238 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Chonic Diseases. I have suffered from some Chronic Dis- 
 ease in one of my legs for fourteen years, doctors dis- 
 agreed somewhat about the nature of it. 
 
 They benefited me but never seemed to get it out of the 
 system. After seeing reports in the "Ram's Horn" I sent 
 for one and used it seven months with the best of success; 
 I believe my leg is perfectly cured, and feel greatly bene- 
 fited by it in other ways. Also two friends have cured se- 
 vere Colds and Rheumatic pains in a few nights with it. 
 Yours sincerely, 
 
 JAMES MORRICE. 
 
 Cedar Rapids, la., March 1, 1897. 
 It affords me pleasure to report as to the merits of the 
 Oxydonor. I have owned an Oxydonor for more than 
 three years, and it has been of material benefit to me. I 
 think the discovery of Dr. Sanche, of the infusion of oxy- 
 gen into the system by this method, is one of the most 
 wonderful discoveries of the age. 
 
 I have a personal acquaintance with Dr. Sanche, of De- 
 troit, and regard him as a very able physician and student. 
 
 FRED. A. NILES, 
 Mgr. Mich. Mut. Life Ins. Co. 
 
 BELIEVES IN THE PRINCIPLE. 
 
 Lebanon, N. Y., Jan. 4, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — The Oxydonor has done me a world of good 
 already, and I thoroughly believe in your principle. It 
 seems to me so reasonable, and I am satisfied that it will 
 lengthen my days some fifteen years. Of course I do not 
 expect to get well in a day, as I am troubled with chronic 
 and hereditary ailments. Wishing you great success, I am, 
 Yours truly,, 
 
 (REV.) O. W. ROBERTS. 
 
 WONDERFUL INVENTION. 
 Mr. M. T. Laliatte, Secretary of the Board of Directors 
 of The Atlanta Journal, and one of the enterprising busi- 
 ness men of Atlanta, writes as follows: 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 7, 1893. 
 It affords me great pleasure to be able to give my 
 
Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 239 
 
 endorsement to the real worth and merit of Dr. H. 
 Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory." I have used this little 
 and seemingly very simple instrument in my family for two 
 or three months, and it has been tested in some very seri- 
 ous cases. It has always come out complete conqueror of 
 diseases, and I would not think of parting with it for many 
 times its cost. I regard it as among the most wonderful 
 inventions of the age. 
 
 M. T. LA HATTE. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 RHEUMATISM,, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, 
 COLDS, ETC. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga., June n, 1896. 
 
 My mother and sister have both used the Oxydonor. 
 My sister first used it for a severe pain or catch in her 
 back and side. 
 
 My mother has used it both for Rheumatic trouble and 
 Colds. I have used it myself for Colds, Sleeplessness and 
 Nervous Prostration. We have been benefited by the use 
 of Oxydonor. 
 
 I think if the directions are adhered to, there can be no 
 doubt but that any one will receive benefit. 
 
 M. T. LA HATTE. 
 
 GAINED WEIGHT. 
 
 Wilton, Mo., Dec. 12, 1894. 
 
 I can not express the joy the Oxydonor has caused me 
 to feel. My health is better than for five years. Weight, 
 189 pounds. From five weeks' treatment, I have gained, 
 twenty-four pounds. This looks unreasonable, but it is a 
 fact. 
 
 W. J. RIPPETO. 
 
 GAINED THIRTY POUNDS IN SIX WEEKS. 
 Guilford, Md., Dec. 21, 1891. 
 I had been ill, and felt that I was going to die. The 
 doctor had not given me any relief, I could not sleep, was 
 
240 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 nervous, and had weak lungs. I had not closed my eyes 
 for six nights, and my bowels had not moved for four days. 
 I found both of these troubles relieved in the first night's 
 use of Oxydonor "Victory." From that time on my 
 improvement was something wonderful, and at the end of six 
 weeks I had gained thirty pounds. I had been weighed 
 at the beginning of the treatment, and at the end 
 of four weeks found that I had gained twenty pounds, and 
 at the end thirty in all. I feel like a new man. 
 
 I consider the Oxydonor a wonderful cure, and shall 
 always depend upon it. We broke up croup in my brother's 
 child in less than half an hour. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 CHAS. PUMPHREY. 
 
 EXCELLENT FOR THE CIRCULATION. 
 556 Cass Ave., Detroit, Mich., April 27, 1893. 
 
 Previous to using Oxydonor "Victory," I had been sub- 
 ject to Dropsy in a light degree, but not of a dangerous 
 character. After I commenced using "Victory" I gave up 
 ALL OTHER REMEDIES, and used it for nine months. 
 During that time I was in splendid health, with good appe- 
 tite, etc. I think it excellent for the circulation, and would 
 be pleased to use it more freely if I could have Dr. Sanche's 
 advice in so doing, as my knowledge of the use of it is 
 limited. I would be glad to learn of Dr. Sanche's success. 
 
 (MRS.) J. D. HAYES. 
 
 Beverley, N. J., March 13, 1894. 
 
 I scarcely know how to express myself in regard to Oxy- 
 donor "Victory." I have had mine over one year, and in 
 every case I have used it, it has been satisfactory, both for 
 myself and others. I should not like to be without mine. 
 You may use this statement as you think best. 
 
 (MRS.) M. L. KAY. 
 
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 Monteithville, Va., Feb. 2, 1897. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I have been using your Oxydonor "Victory" 
 about eight months and I find it worth its weight in Dia- 
 monds, so to speak. I have tried to induce others to try 
 it, and have persuaded several to use it. 
 
 I trust you may be blest with a^ long life of ease, peace 
 and prosperity, and an eternal home in the "Sweet Be- 
 yond/' 
 
 Your instrument has proved a great blessing to me. 
 
 O. LEE. 
 
 THE WONDER OF THE AGE. 
 514 Eddy St., San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 9, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I have one of your Oxydonors and would not 
 be without it for any money. It was introduced to me 
 about three years ago, an.d I have used it long enough to 
 prove to my satisfaction its great worth as a disease eradi- 
 cator, invigorator and rejuvenator, and in a word, I con- 
 sider the invention the wonder of the age, and one of the 
 greatest blessing of the Human Family. 
 
 Very respectfully yours, 
 
 M. J. HENLY. 
 
 Willow Hill, Jasper Co., 111., June 24, 1896. 
 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — We have had an Oxydonor over a year. Have 
 received great benefit from it, and saved several doctor's 
 bills by the use of it.. 
 
 I have great confidence in the Oxydonor "Victory." 
 There are three of them in our town that money could not 
 buy if we could not get another. 
 
 Yours very truly, 
 
 CYRENA TERHUNE. 
 
242 Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Dorchester, Mass., Oct. 7, 1895. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — It has been nearly one year since I obtained 
 your Oxydonor ''Victory/' which has been of great benefit 
 to me. I have not spent one dime for medicine or doctors, 
 have not taken any medicine of any kind since I have had 
 the instrument, and I call myself a well man, which I could 
 not a year ago. If at any time I do not feel just right I 
 give myself a treatment at night, and in the morning I am 
 all right. I am 68 years of age, but I feel all right. 
 
 J. S. NEWCOMB. 
 
 Bath-on-Hudson, N. Y., Feb. 19, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have used the Oxydonor for myself and feel 
 like a new man. An old lady, one of my neighbors, has 
 been sick for a long time, not able to sit up for two weeks. 
 I induced her to try it for two evenings, and to our sur- 
 prise she got up the next afternoon and walked around her 
 room, helped wash the dishes the next day, and is still 
 better this morning. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 J. G. SALISBURY. 
 
 307 E. Coal Ave., Albuquerque, N. M., 
 Dec. 22, 1896. 
 Dear Dr. Sanche: 
 
 I can not refrain from telling you how much the Oxy- 
 donor has done for me. I have been using it eight months. 
 The first few months I did not see much improvement 
 as my troubles were so chronic, but for three months 
 now I have been steadily improving and feel better than 
 I have for years. I give all credit to< the Oxydonor. We 
 think it wonderful indeed, and I can most heartily recom- 
 mend it to my friends. 
 
 With best wishes for your future success and useful- 
 ness, may God's richest blessings be yours abundantly is 
 the sincere wish of my husband and self. 
 
 (MRS.) D. B. AULD. 
 
Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 243 
 
 Juliaetta, Idaho, Nov. 30, 1895. 
 The Oxydonor that I purchased last June is all that Dr. 
 Sanche advertises it to be. I have the fullest confidence 
 in it. You may use my name for reference. 
 
 J. F. COMERS, Postmaster. 
 
 Gasconade, Mo., Dec. 16, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — With great pleasure I will say that the Oxy- 
 donor has given my family perfect satisfaction, and I am 
 fully convinced it will do just what it is recommended to 
 do. Very respectfully, 
 
 FRANK LILLIGER. 
 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir— The "Victory" I have has been in use about 
 four years, and I have not spent five cents for medicine 
 since I have had it. It is simply wonderful. 
 
 W. L. ABBOTT. 
 
 A VALUABLE REMEDY. 
 ALEXANDER P. HODGES, 
 Oounsellor-at-Law. 
 
 4 Hodges Bldg., Detroit, Mich., April 25, 1893. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I consider your Oxydonor "Victory" a 
 valuable remedy for disease. It has been used consider- 
 ably in my family and by some of my neighbors with 
 satisfactory results. 
 
 I regard it as a good thing when intelligently and faith- 
 fully used under your competent directions. 
 Yours very truly, 
 ALEXANDER P. HODGES. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 162 Pitcher St., 
 Detroit, Mich., June 12, 1896. 
 The Oxydonor "Victory" has performed some wonder- 
 ful cures in this city. In our own family it was used as a 
 general tonic. It acted well in each instance, especially 
 in breaking up severe Colds and the like. 
 Very truly yours, 
 (MRS.) ALEXANDER P. HODGES. 
 
244 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 IT IS INVALUABLE. 
 814 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich., Nov. 23, 1891. 
 I am greatly interested in Dr. Sanche's success, being 
 deeply grateful to him for past kindness. I have two of 
 his "Victorys" and keep them in constant use. For myself 
 I feel it is invaluable, and am sure it has done me great 
 good. 
 
 I have rarely used it on any one without their feeling 
 much better after it. I have the greatest confidence in 
 the efficacy of the "Victory" in almost any illness, if 
 taken in time. 
 
 GRACE FLETCHER. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 MY CONSTANT COMPANION. 
 Dear Dr. Sanche: May 13, 1895. 
 
 I very gladly acknowledge the power of your little in- 
 strument, Oxydonor. It is my constant companion, and I 
 have all faith in it for the cure of the many ills that flesh 
 is heir to. 
 
 Yours very sincerely, 
 
 GRACE FLETCHER. 
 
 Evansville, Ind., June 20, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche & Co., Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Gentlemen — We have had an Oxydonor "Victory" in 
 almost constant use for two years. And from the benefits 
 derived from it among our children am only to glad to 
 be able to add to the praise of an article so deserving. 
 
 The children of our family are its warmest friends; they 
 have it in use the greater part of the time, and we can get 
 results from it in this quiet way that are more satisfactory 
 and lasting than by drugs and medicines. 
 I remain, yours truly, 
 
 F. J. RAYMOND, D. D. S. 
 
 Oxford, Chenango Co., N. Y., March 28, 1894. 
 To Dr. Hercules Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir— I consider Oxydonor "Victory" the greatest 
 health restorer of the present age. No matter what your 
 
Dr. Sanchc's Victory Over Disease. 245 
 
 trouble is, apply Oxydonor "Victory" at once according 
 to directions, and it will perfect a cure. I never spend a 
 day with friends without "Victory" at hand. $1,000 will 
 not buy mine. Yours sincerely, 
 
 (MRS.) L. E. RACE. 
 
 THINK IT A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. 
 
 Onitman, Ga., Feb. 5th, 1894. 
 I take pleasure in recommending your wonderful in- 
 strument, Oxydonor "Victory," to the afflicted. Having 
 used one myself for eight months with perfect satisfaction, 
 think it a wonderful discovery, and would not give it up 
 for any sum unless replaced by one just like it. 
 Respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) C. McMULLEN. 
 
 HENDRY & HENDRY, . 
 Dealers in General Merchandise. 
 
 Onitman, Ga., Feb. 5th, 1894. 
 I have used your Oxydonor "Victory," and believe it 
 will do all you claim for it. 
 
 Very respectfully, 
 
 N. C. HENDRY. 
 
 GREAT BENEFIT TO GENERAL HEALTH. 
 
 Belleville, Ills., March 24, 1894. 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I purchased one of your Oxydonor 
 "Victory" and have been using it several weeks. I have 
 received great benefit in general health from its use. Am 
 greatly pleased with it. 
 
 Yours sincerely, 
 
 (MRS.) T. WALKER. 
 
 "GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE." 
 
 A. P. MORGAN, 
 Wholesale Grain Dealei. 
 
 26 Alabama Street, 
 Atlanta, Ga., June 1st, 1894. 
 I purchased one of your Oxydonor instruments a few 
 months ago, and have used it in my family with satisfac- 
 
246 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 tion. I believe it is one of the. greatest inventions of the 
 age, and it ought to be in every family. I recommend it 
 to every one. Yours truly, 
 
 A. P. MORGAN. 
 
 GRATEFUL INDEBTEDNESS. 
 
 HENRY V. OGDEN, Resident Secretary. 
 
 CLARENCE F. LOW, Asst. Secretary. 
 
 J. GERALD PEPPER, Dept. Asst. Secretary. 
 
 The Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company. 
 
 Southern Department. 
 
 Office, 104 Gravier Street. 
 
 New Orleans, May I, 1893. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche, New York: 
 
 Dear Sir — I cheerfully recommend your ''Victory,'' 
 called Oxydoaior "Victory." I shall always gratefully 
 acknowledge my indebtedness to it. Yours truly, 
 
 CLARENCE F. LOW. 
 
 SAFEGUARD AGAINST DISEASE. 
 
 Mainsburg, Pa., April 2, 1895. 
 Having purchased an Oxydonor "Victory" of you 
 nearly two years ago, I have used it more or less as 
 seemed necessary since. Have had chances to test its 
 merits pretty thoroughly. Can say have never known it 
 to fail in any case, to do all its inventor or advocates 
 claim for it. I consider it truly almost a miraculous safe- 
 guard against disease in any form, if properly used. 
 Respectfully yours, 
 
 FRED. BRYAN. 
 
 HEALTH MUCH IMPROVED. 
 
 First Nat. Bank, Camden, N. J., Jan. 2, 1895. 
 
 My wife, who has been an invalid for several years, 
 after having used the "Oxydonor" for the past six 
 months, and in the meantime abstained from medical 
 treatment, believes she has been much benefited thereby. 
 Certainly her health is much improved, and we can assign 
 no other reason for the improvement. Yours truly, 
 
 JOHN F. STARR, 
 President of First Nat. Bank, Camden, N. J. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 247 
 PERFECT SATISFACTION IN EVERY INSTANCE. 
 
 CHAS. B. TOWNS, President. 
 G. M. NOLAN, Secretary. 
 H. G. AIRD, Treasurer. 
 Industrial Insurance and Banking Company. 
 
 Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 29, 1894. 
 I take pleasure in recommending most strongly your 
 Oxydonor "Victory," having used one of them for about 
 a year. 
 
 In every instance it has given perfect satisfaction, and 
 is one of the most wonderful discoveries, in my opinion, 
 of this age, and I would for no amount dispose of the 
 one I now possess, unless it could be replaced by one 
 just like it. I heartily endorse this wonderful instrument. 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 CHARLES B. TOWNS. 
 
 DEEMED INCURABLE BY PHYSICIANS. 
 
 Trenton, Mich., July 20, 1892. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — I feel it my duty to state to you that I have 
 used the two "Victorys" which you sold to me three 
 years ago, in my family for every ill which in this time 
 has overtaken us, as well as for the diseases in the family 
 for which they were bought. All were cured, though my 
 wife was deemed incurable by all physicians familiar with 
 her case. 
 
 We have found in the use of "Victory" all that you have 
 premised us; and many of our friends who also have pur- 
 chased the "Victory" from you, have found the same. 
 
 We are all satisfied that all your promises are fulfilled, 
 and none of us would now for any consideration what- 
 ever, be deprived of "Victory," nor depend on old methods 
 for our health and safety. Yours truly, 
 
 A. HELFERICH. 
 
 LATER REPORT. 
 
 Trenton, Mich., July 10, 1896. 
 The Oxydonor is an excellent thing, for it reaches 
 where medicine does not. a. HELFERICH. 
 
248 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 HAD GIVEN UP ALL HOPE OF RECOVERY. 
 Fremont, O., April 17, 1895. 
 
 Most cheerfully do I recommend OXYDONOR 
 "VICTORY" to all suffering humanity. I have used it in 
 my family for the past two years, and find it does all that 
 is claimed for it. It was the means of restoring my sister 
 to health after months of suffering and doctoring with 
 many physicians. When she first began using 
 OXYDONOR we had given up all hopes of her recovery. 
 She began improving in a few days after beginning its 
 use, and in a few weeks was restored to perfect health. I 
 also know of several cases where its timely use has been 
 the means of saving the patient from a long siege of ill- 
 ness, both in La Grippe and Fever. I have the greatest 
 confidence in OXYDONOR "VICTORY" and believe if 
 used properly it will cure any disease that can be cured. 
 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 (MRS.) E. L. FITCH. 
 
 PERMANENT RELIEF. 
 
 Lewiston, Idaho, Dec. 6th, 1895. 
 To Whom4 it may Concern: 
 
 I have seen Oxydonor "Victory" used in cases and 
 under circumstances when physicians could give no relief; 
 and in every case the Oxydonor "Victory" not only gave 
 immediate but permanent relief. 
 
 Respectfully, 
 
 FRED M. HALLETT. 
 
 WITH GRATIFYING RESULTS. 
 
 Juliaetta, Idaho, Dec. 2, 1895. 
 To Whom Interested: 
 
 This is to certify that myself and family have used 
 Oxydonor "Victory" with the most gratifying results, 
 and do most cheerfully and gladly recommend said 
 Oxydonor to any of my friends and acquaintances that 
 may be suffering from almost any trouble; and can 
 honestly say that if the directions are followed, and the 
 instrument is used intelligently, sure relief will follow. 
 Yours very truly, 
 
 GEO. W. MORRISON. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. ?49 
 
 PHYSICIAN USES OXYDONOR IN HIS 
 PRACTICE. 
 Juliaetta, Idaho, Dec. 2, 1895. 
 This is to state that I am now using Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory" in my practice, and find it does all for which it is 
 recommended, and I believe it will be the leading remedy 
 in place of medicine. Yours truly, 
 
 DR. J. H. POWELL. 
 
 WITH GOOD PRACTICAL RESULTS. 
 
 Vinton, Roanoke Co., Va., Dec. 18, 1896. 
 Some time ago I purchased an Oxydonor "Victory" 
 and have been using it at different intervals since with 
 good, practical results. My general health was very 
 much impaired, but since using the Oxydonor, I feel like 
 a new man. My opinion is that if the Oxydonor is used 
 according to directions it will prove a great boon to 
 mankind. (REV.) J. A. BARNHARDT, 
 
 Pastor Vinton Baptist Church. 
 
 OXYDONOR THE BEST FAMILY PHYSICIAN. 
 Roanoke, Va., Dec. 3, 1896. 
 
 I do not hesitate to say that I have not only seen but 
 have experienced the beneficial effects of the Oxydonor 
 "Victory" in my own family. I believe, when properly 
 used, it is the best family physician. Respectfully, 
 (REV.) H. I. STEPHENS, 
 Pastor St. James M. E. Church. 
 
 Dominican Convent, Rosary Hill, Sherman Park, 
 
 New York, Nov. 14, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Having used the Oxydonor "Victory" and being able 
 thus to speak intelligently, I cheerfully bear testimony to 
 the excellent results I have experienced. 
 
 J. M. BERTRAND CATHONEY. O. P. 
 
 Rev. Father O'Xeil, editor of the Rosary Magazine, will 
 also testify to the merits of this great curative agent. 
 
250 Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Hunts Point, N. Y., Aug. 16, 1895. 
 
 I deem it a personal gratitude to Dr. -Sanche to state my 
 appreciation of the wonderful discovery due to his per- 
 severing scientific efforts. 
 
 I have been ill for five years and have made every effort 
 to restore my health through medical science. I have in 
 the last few months obtained far better results through the 
 exclusive use of the Oxydonor "Victory" than I ever ex- 
 pected to reach. I now feel confident that with perse- 
 verance, I shall, through the very precious Oxydonor, re- 
 gain the priceless treasure of health. 
 
 I trust Dr. Sanche will accept the expression of my sin- 
 cere appreciation and gratitude. 
 
 THE MOTHER PRIORESS, 
 
 Corpus Christi Monastery. 
 
 Eau Claire, Wis., 1897. 
 We, the undersigned, unhesitatingly recommend Oxy- 
 donor to every one searching for lost health, as far be- 
 yond the possibilities of medicine, electricity or any other 
 method, for the prevention and cure of disease, of what- 
 ever nature r 
 
 ARCHIE MUNGER, 
 
 Reg. of Deeds, Eau Claire Co. 
 
 (MRS.) THEO. HOFFMAN, 
 
 E. J. GORTON, 
 
 (MRS.) C. B. BRAY, 
 
 JULE HARKEY, 
 
 LORENTZ THOMPSON, 
 
 (MRS.) J. GARRETT, 
 
 (MRS.) CHAS. PLAINE, 
 
 J. W. TOWNSEND, 
 
 E. FOSS, 
 
 (MRS.) M. A. STEARNS, 
 
 (MISS) CARRIE BRANSFORD. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 251 
 
 EXTRACTS FROM BUSINESS LETTERS. 
 
 Consulate of the United States, 
 Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, Sept. 2d, 1896. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche, 261 Fifth Ave., New York City: 
 
 Dear Doctor — I am sorry to inform you that I had the 
 bad fortune to break the chain of my Oxydonor "Victory" 
 last night. You sent it to me on the 23d of last April, and 
 as- I value it beyond measure and am unwilling to be with- 
 out it a moment longer than is absolutely necessary, I 
 desire to send it to you by the Canadian Express Com- 
 pany as soon as practicable that you may kindly cause 
 this instrument to be put in good order and returned to 
 me without delay by express. It is to me a serious depri- 
 vation to be without the Oxydonor even for one day. 
 Respectfully yours, 
 
 C. F. MACDONALD, Consul. 
 
 The Jackson Sanatorium, 
 
 Dansville, New York, April 17, 1896. 
 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche, 
 
 Fifth Ave., New York City: 
 
 My Dear Doctor — If you will send me another Oxy- 
 donor same as sent last week, I will be much obliged. All 
 the parties who tried the other like it. 
 
 Very sincerely yours, 
 
 JAMES H. JACKSON, M. D. 
 
 Baptist Parsonage, 
 W. F. Benedict, Pastor. 
 
 Plattsburg, N. Y., Oct. 8th, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have been using your Oxydonor "Victory" 
 for about two months with marvelously good results. I 
 am astonished at its efficacy for all bodily ills that I have 
 tried it for. Yours, etc., 
 
 W. F. BENEDICT. 
 
252 Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Dunn, N. C, Nov. 2, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Considering the varied and excellent treat- 
 ment I have received in the past five years, which has still 
 been almost a failure, and the obstinacy of my trouble 
 that has yielded to no medicine, the action of the Oxy- 
 donor seems truly wonderful. 
 
 I never thought there could be such results from any 
 mode of treatment; my appetite and digestion are much 
 improved, can eat a fair quantity of wholesome food, and 
 get the good of it. Twelve days ago I could not handle 
 boiled milk alone. I feel now almost like I could brave 
 the mission work in the rice swamps of China again, with 
 this instrument along. 
 
 Respectfully, 
 
 (REV.) L. LEITCH. 
 
 Macon, Ga., Dec. 17th, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, New York: 
 
 Dear Sir — About two years ago I bought your Oxy- 
 donor ''Victory," the use of which I know saved my life. 
 I persuaded a friend of mine to try "Victory" for Rheu- 
 matism. I met him this morning and he told me he had 
 not an ache or pain since beginning the use of it. I loaned 
 mine to a friend whose little boy had Fever for three or 
 more months. It cured the Fever. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 O. P. HEATH. 
 
 Gill, Mass., Oct. 1st, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Have been experimenting with the Animator 
 and find it, as far as I have tried it, all it is claimed to be. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 H. A. PEATT. 
 
 Waterbury, Conn., Nov. 16th, 1896. 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 I bought an Oxydonor No. 2; I have tried it for break- 
 ing uo colds, and it worked like a charm. 
 
 (MRS.) WM. LOVERIDGE. 
 
Dr. Sanche*s Victory Over Disease. 253 
 
 Hudson, N. Y., Oct. 26, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, New York, N. Y.: 
 
 Dear Sir— My wife has used your Oxydonor with the 
 most beneficial results. Since our marriage, which is now 
 over four years, I hardly ever knew her to go a week 
 without taking medicine of some kind. My doctor's bill 
 was large. But now, praise God for the invention of the 
 "Oxydonor," and God bless the man Dr. H. Sanche who 
 was led to invent such an article, she has not taken one 
 drop of any kind of medicine for over ten months. No one 
 could buy my Oxydonor for a $100 bill, if I could not get 
 another. 
 
 I am sincerely yours, 
 
 R. D. WENTWORTH. 
 
 No. 17 Kremlin Hall, Buffalo, N. Y., June 18, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Since receiving the pamphlets you recently 
 sent at my request, and for which please accept my thanks, 
 I have investigated some of your reports of cures in every 
 part of the country. I intended to establish both the 
 genuineness of the letters, and also whether the writers 
 had in anywise changed their opinion as to the merits of 
 your non-medicative vitalizer. Although some of the 
 reports w r ere three and four years old, as published in 
 your pamphlet, I received responses from every party 
 written to, and without exception the original report was 
 endorsed. This I consider a very remarkable thing, and 
 apart from the faith I felt roused in me upon reading your 
 words, I became assured that here there must be some- 
 thing true and effective. 
 
 I made these inquiries with regard to my mother, who 
 has been suffering from kidney disease for some years 
 back, and has been incapacitated for all effort. 
 
 J. DOERNER, C E. 
 
 Crescent City., Fla., Jan. 22, 1897. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have a neighbor who has been in very bad 
 health for three years, has tried several doctors and 
 seems to be growing worse all the time. I took him to 
 
254 Dr. Sanche 1 s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 my house, used the "Victory" on him two weeks; he has 
 improved rapidly, thinks it is the very thing for his case. 
 I could not let him keep it any longer. I am trying the 
 "Victory" on my daughter-in-law, she is delighted with 
 her improvement and wants an Oxydonor very badly. 
 
 I take my "Victory" and go night and day to see the 
 sick and have never failed to do good. 
 
 (MRS.) JAMES MORROW. 
 
 Massapeag, Conn., Nov. 17, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have been interested in the Oxydonor for 
 four years and during that time it has saved three of my 
 friends, and now I would like to work for it. 
 Respectfully yours, 
 
 (MISS) M. BOLLES. 
 
 Waco, Texas, May 24th, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche & Co.: 
 
 I would state that my interest in the matter is not 
 merely a passing one, but created from actual exper- 
 ience in the use of the Oxydonor in my family for sev- 
 eral years, with the most gratifying results in cases of 
 acute Nervous Prostration, Fevers and Rheumatism, 
 which have yielded readily to treatment; and believing in 
 it as I do, see no reason why it can not be introduced to 
 the thinking people of this community. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 O. D. JENKINS. 
 
 Ashland, Neb., Oct. 22d, 1894. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, New York: 
 
 Dear Sir — Great success has attended the use of the 
 Animators. Those who have used them speak highly of 
 the benefits received. 
 
 Yours for success, 
 
 C. A. HUYCK. 
 
Dr. Sanche 9 s Victory Over Disease. 255 
 
 Thompson P. O., Algoma, Ont, Can., 
 
 July I, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have not time to say much about Oxydonor 
 just now, but may my God bless you and keep you in 
 His own hand for what you have done for me and my 
 mother. Yours sincerely, 
 
 JAMES PETERSON. 
 (Mr. Peterson was suffering from General Debility and 
 his mother with Salt Rheum.) 
 
 Sonoma, Sonoma Co., Calif., July 1st, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche & Co., 261 Fifth Ave., New York City: 
 
 My daughter has used the Oxydonor "Victory" for a 
 very serious case of Dyspepsia of four years' standing with 
 great success. All kinds of food caused intense distress. 
 She became very much emaciated and looked as if in the 
 last stage of decline. A friend recommended Oxydonor, 
 she has used it only three weeks, and looks a different 
 person; has gained in flesh and can eat almost any kind 
 of food without distress. So< marked has been her im- 
 provement that her friends are inquiring the cause of the 
 change. (MRS.) C. D. PERKINS. 
 
 Houston, Texas, June 30th, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have used Oxydonor with success for Neu- 
 ralgia of a lifetime which was inherited. Yours truly, 
 
 J. V. DURRENB£RGER. 
 
256 Dr. Sanche' s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, GENERAL DEBILITY. 
 
 Hartford, Conn., April 25, 1897. 
 Home at Superior, Iowa. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich.: 
 
 Dear Sir — I bought an Oxydonor on March 3rd, 1897, 
 and after using it for one month as near directions as pos- 
 sible, must say I am very thankful it was my good fortune 
 to buy one. 
 
 I have suffered more than tongue can tell with Rheuma- 
 tism, and General Debility, and your Oxydonor "Victory" 
 is curing me no mistake. I would not sell it for $500.00 if 
 I could not buy another one. 
 
 When I return to Iowa my appearance will convince the 
 most skeptical, as my doctor said I could never be able to 
 go out on the road again, but here I am, working like a 
 Turk, good appetite, have gained 20 lbs. in two months, 
 yet I am not entirely cured, but surely will be. - 
 
 But I can truly say, the Oxydonor has done me more 
 good in three months (cost $15.00) than 10 or 15 doctors 
 and patent medicines have done in 20 years, costing prob- 
 ably $1,500 or $2,000. 
 
 J. M. WHITMAN. 
 
 June 24th, 1897. 
 My enthusiasm has not abated one iota as regards the 
 Oxydonor. I consider myself cured. 
 
 Will close by saying God bless the Oxydonor and the 
 man who invented it. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 J. M. WHITMAN. 
 
 LA GRIPPE, SORE THROAT. 
 88 Park St., Detroit, Mich., July 24, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 It is a pleasure for me to say a word of praise for the 
 Oxydonor for the benefit of sufferers. I can not praise it 
 too highly. I have had it in my family for over two 
 years. 
 
 This winter I was taken with La Grippe, and was cured 
 after using my Oxydonor three nights. It has proved a 
 household blessing in my family. We have also used it 
 with great success for Sore Throat. 
 
 Respectfully, 
 (MRS.) MARY DEAN. 
 
Dr. Samhe's Victory Over Disease. 257 
 
 STOMACH AND KIDNEY TROUBLES. 
 
 Spokane, Wash., Aug. 13, 1894. 
 
 I wish to say to the public generally, that after suffer- 
 ing eleven years with Chronic Stomach Troubles and 
 Kidney Disease, during which time I was either taking 
 medicine (patent) or being treated by the best physicians, 
 I commenced the use of Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory," from which I received quick relief, and in ninety 
 davs I was sound and well. 
 
 A. W. PRICE. 
 
 CHANGE OF LIFE, KIDNEY DISEASE. 
 
 1 1 10 Maxwell Ave., Spokane, Wash., 
 
 Sept. 18, 1896. 
 
 The Oxydonor has cured me of Kidney Disease, and 
 weakness arising from Change of Life, and has made me 
 a perfectly well woman. 
 
 (MRS.) A. M. HOWE. 
 
 GENERAL DEBILITY. 
 
 Spokane, Wash., Aug. 7, 1894. 
 
 After using Oxydonor "Victory" in my family for 
 nearly two years, curing many acute diseases, and suc- 
 cessfully treating myself for General Debility, I am com- 
 pelled to testify to its merits as a curative agent, and I 
 fully believe it to be superior to medicines for the effec- 
 tive cure of all diseases. 
 
 THOMAS YATES. 
 
 FEMALE COMPLAINT. 
 
 1020 Boone Ave., Spokane, Wash., 
 Aug. 13, 1894. 
 
 I brought my married daughter from St. Paul, Minn., 
 in December, 1893. She was in a very dangerous condi- 
 tion of health, having suffered from chronic Female Trou- 
 bles for over ten years. By the use of Dr. Sanche's Oxy- 
 donor "Victory," she returned home in four months, a 
 well woman, and has been so ever since. 
 
 A. W. PRICE. 
 
258 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. 
 
 Queen Anne Hill, Seattle, Wash., 
 
 July 24, 1896. 
 I do not think I have done duty to suffering humanity, 
 until I have given my statement in favor of Oxydonor 
 "Victory." 
 
 My wife was suffering from a complication of diseases, 
 Rheumatism, Neuralgia and extreme Constipation. The 
 pain was intense. We tried all the remedies we knew of-, 
 without getting any relief. 
 
 As a last resort, we got Oxydonor, which we applied at 
 once. In less than an hour she was relieved, and in four 
 hours the pain had entirely left her. We have kept up 
 the treatment, with results beyond our most sanguine ex- 
 pectations. Money would not buy our instrument, if we 
 could not get another. 
 
 Yours respectfully, 
 
 E. L. COOK. 
 
 ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. 
 
 Spokane, Wash., Aug. 28, 1896. 
 
 After using the Oxydonor "Victory" a few days, 1 
 found immediate relief from Asthma and Bronchitis. I 
 am now improving constantly. Have never found any- 
 thing to give me such beneficial results. 
 
 M. G. RHODES. 
 
 FEMALE COMPLAINT. 
 
 Seattle, Wash., July 25, 1896. 
 
 The Oxydonor "Victory" has worked wonders. We 
 cannot praise it too highly. My wife has been an invalid, 
 suffering from Female Complaint for four years: has had 
 the best medical treatment to be procured, but to no avail. 
 Four months ago, the attending physician said nothing 
 but an operation could save her life. A few days before 
 they had set for the operation, I obtained the Oxydonor, 
 and she began to improve with a few treatments, and to- 
 day is a well woman. Yours respectfully, 
 
 C. S. BARNES. 
 
Dr. S aiiclic s Victory Over Disease 259 
 
 HEADACHES. 
 
 628 Niagara St., Eau Claire, Wis., 
 Feb. 19, 1897. 
 For five years I have been a great sufferer from Head- 
 aches, I was advised by a friend to try Oxydonor "Vic- 
 tory," and it has entirely cured me. I shall recommend 
 it wherever I can. 
 
 (MRS.) LORENTZ THOMPSON. 
 
 NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. 
 
 535 Fulton St., Eau Claire, Wis., 
 March 1, 1897. 
 
 Before I purchased the Oxydonor "Victory," I was a 
 complete wreck as far as my nerves were concerned, and 
 my health was otherwise very bad, my appetite very poor, 
 and what I ate distressed me. 
 
 My usual weight was about 108, and now, since using 
 the Oxydonor, it is about 136 pounds. I sleep well at 
 night, which I never did before. I have used no medi- 
 cines, since I obtained the Oxydonor. 
 
 (MRS.) ALICE HUNNEWELL. 
 
 WELL SATISFIED WITH THE RESULTS. 
 
 Eau Claire, Wis., Feb. 19, 1897. 
 
 I have used Dr. Sanche's Oxydonor "Victory" No. 2 
 for about four months in my family, and am glad to say 
 that we are well satisfied with the results, and think if 
 used according to directions, it is invaluable in any family, 
 for all ills. Yours truly, 
 
 OSCAR TURNER. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, TONSILITIS. 
 
 Post St., Spokane, Wash., Oct. 12, 1896. 
 
 We are well pleased with the Oxydonor, for it has 
 cured my wife of Rheumatism, also of severe Tonsilitis, 
 on several occasions, which she is quite subject to upon 
 taking cold. 
 
 H. N. COCKRELL. 
 
260 Dr. Sanche s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 ERYSIPELAS. 
 Spokane, Wash., August 14, 1896. 
 This is to certify that my little boy was very sick with 
 Erysipelas in his face and head, and was unable to see 
 for several days. We were greatly alarmed at his condi- 
 tion and feared the worst. But he was completely cured 
 by the Oxydonor and Animator, and he is now as well as 
 I ever saw him. 
 
 (MRS.) I. M. WRIGHT. 
 
 DYSPEPSIA^ LIVER COMPLAINT. 
 
 Spokane, Wash., Aug. 14, 1896. 
 The Oxydonor I purchased last year is worth its weight 
 in diamonds. I would not take any amount of money for 
 it, if I could not procure another, for I have been com- 
 pletely cured of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and it 
 has caused me to feel like a new woman. 
 
 (MRS.) ANNA W r ALLACE. 
 
 DISEASE ARRESTER ALL YOU CLAIM. 
 127 Catonia St., Montgomery, Ala., 
 Mar. 1, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — Enclosed find $5.00. Please send an Ani- 
 mator No. 4. I have a Disease Arrester, and find it all 
 you claim for it and more. 
 
 C. E. SADLER. 
 
 DIFFICULT BREATHING, COUGH. 
 
 Villa Park, Orange Co., Calif., 
 Feb. 28, 1896. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have used your Oxydonor "Victory" for 
 myself and family for three years. I had a severe Cough, 
 considerable debility and at times difficulty in breathing, 
 but now my health is quite comfortable. 
 
 My son also had a severe Cough and Catarrh, which he 
 inherited. He is very greatly improved. 
 
 My family are so readily cured of La Grippe and other 
 acute diseases by the Oxydonor, that they amount to only 
 a short inconvenience. 
 
 Respectfully, 
 
 (MRS.) S. A. SMITH. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 261 
 
 BRIGHT'S DISEASE. 
 
 Knoxville, Pa., Alar. 7, 1896. 
 
 For the last twenty-five years I have been troubled with 
 Liver and Kidney trouble. Vertigo, Nervous Prostration 
 and Blind and Dizzy attacks, which about one year ago 
 developed into Bright's Disease. 
 
 I have been treated by specialists in Nervous diseases 
 with no permanent benefit. 
 
 My left arm became almost useless/ I had about given 
 up all hope of ever being any better when I began to use 
 Oxydonor "Victory,'' and now after one month's use I 
 feel much better than I have for fifteen years. I have re- 
 gained the use of my arm, and have gained sixteen pounds 
 in flesh. My nervous symptoms are disappearing and my 
 Kidney and Liver troubles have subsided. I feel like a 
 new being. 
 
 D. DOUGLAS COOK. 
 
 RHEUMATISM. 
 
 Sabinsville, Pa., Jan. 14, 1896. 
 
 The Oxydonor has done be more good than medicine 
 could do. I had Rheumatism so badly I could neither 
 walk, dress nor feed myself. I can do all now after two 
 weeks' treatment. I can walk through town nearly as well 
 as ever, and I feel as well as I ever did. 
 
 L. J. STONE, Druggist. 
 
 LUNG TROUBLE. 
 
 Guy, Wash., Alar. 6. 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have just been using one of your Oxy- 
 donors. 
 
 I was so I could scarcely speak above a whisper. After 
 using the Oxydonor for four days my lungs feel clearer 
 than they have for three months and I have but little 
 cough. I can cheerfully recommend your Oxydonor to 
 any one suffering with Lung Trouble. 
 Very trulv, 
 
 ' C. B. KEGLEY. 
 
262 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 COLD AND FEVER. 
 
 Vernon, Mich., Feb. 19, 1896. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 The Oxydonor was applied to my little daughter for 
 Cold and Fever at six o'clock in the evening, and kept it 
 applied until two o'clock in the morning. The Fever left 
 and did not return. 
 
 I think it is one of the greatest inventions of the age, 
 and I believe it ranks first in the medical school. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 (MRS.) E. WOLCOTT. 
 
 DEAFNESS. 
 
 Bath, N. Y., Mar. 2, 1896. 
 Dr. Hercules Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have used the Oxydonor myself about three 
 months. I have been quite deaf for a number of years, but 
 am now much better so I can hear ordinary conversation. 
 Very truly, 
 
 (MISS) H. H. BROWN. 
 
 HEART TROUBLE, PNEUMONIA. 
 
 Knoxville, Pa., Dec. 20, 1896. 
 
 A little grandson of mine one and a half years old had 
 a very bad cold for some time and was taken very sud- 
 denly with Pneumonia. He was a very sick child and we 
 were very much alarmed about him. We gave him no 
 medicine, but applied Oxydonor "Victory" about ten 
 o'clock a. m., and the next morning the child was around 
 at play again, and has been well ever since. The Oxy- 
 donor is not only good for children, but have used it on 
 myself for Heart trouble, and find it the best thing I ever 
 tried. No amount of money would induce me to be with- 
 out the Oxydonor. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 
 MILO HAM. 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 263 
 
 LARYNGITIS, NERVOUS PROSTRATION. 
 
 Sabinsville, Pa., Mar. 5, 1896. 
 After receiving such decided benefit from the use of 
 Oxydonor "Victory" I feel it my duty to earnestly recom- 
 mend it to every one enduring disease of any kind. 
 
 For fifteen years I have been troubled with Laryngitis, 
 and a great sufferer from Nervous Prostration and pain 
 in my side. Six years ago I had La Grippe, which settled 
 in one of my limbs. Sometimes the pain in my limb was 
 so great I could not sleep. I had tried everything to no 
 purpose, when I was advised to use Oxydonor "Victory." 
 I have now used it two months. I am greatly benefited 
 by it, and can truly say I am feeling the best I have in ten 
 years. 
 
 It is a wonderful discovery, and the world ought to be 
 made to know it. 
 
 Yours with thanks, 
 
 (MRS.) E. A. BRIGGS. 
 
 Lynn, Mass., June 24, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — The Disease Arrester I purchased of you is 
 doing good work. Please send C. O. D. one Animator 
 No. 5 and one Oxydonor No. 18. Yours truly, 
 
 F. YV. A. BERGENGREU. 
 
 CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA. 
 
 LEACH BROS., 
 
 Contractors for Artesian "Wells 
 and Water "Works. 
 
 Lauraville, Md., July 4, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche & Co.: 
 
 Gentlemen — The Oxydonor ''Victory'' purchased last 
 December has more than exceeded all of my expectations. 
 My wife has been cured of Catarrh of ten years' standing, 
 and Dyspepsia of eight years. No money could buy my 
 Oxydonor if no other were to be had. 
 
 Yours truly, C. H. LEACH. 
 
264 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 RHEUMATISM, LA GRIPPE. 
 
 140 W. 91st St., New York City, 
 
 August 2, 1897. 
 Dr. Sanche: 
 
 Dear Sir — I have used the Oxydonor three years and it 
 has proved most satisfactory to myself and family. It has 
 been very effectual in curing Rheumatism and La Grippe. 
 I am sure that it saved my life. Very sincerely, 
 
 (MRS.) J. M. WILLIAMS. 
 
 INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. 
 
 Wood River, Neb., June 19, 1897. 
 Dr. H. Sanche, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Dear Sir — In the fall of 1894 I was taken down with a 
 bad attack of Inflammation of the Bowels, and lingered be- 
 tween life and death for several weeks, from which I did 
 not fully recover, and every month for one year I would 
 have a bad spell which would lay me up from one to two 
 weeks each time, and I was hardly able to get around be- 
 tween bad spells, and commenced to close up my business 
 affairs, thinking each time that I could not live through 
 another attack. I treated with my home physician for 
 about three months and received no benefit, then went to 
 Omaha, and treated with one of the best physicians in the 
 city for about nine months without receiving any benefit. 
 In November, 1895, a Rev. Mr. Dodder of Grand Island, 
 Neb., wrote me and told me of your wonderful Instrument, 
 the Oxydonor, and what it had done for him. I imme- 
 diately wrote Mr. Dodder and asked him to send for one 
 for me, which he did. On receipt of same I threw away all 
 medicine and commenced to use the Oxydonor and imme- 
 diately commenced to improve. I had reduced in flesh 
 from 195 lbs. to 150 lbs., and inside of six months I had 
 fully recovered, and was back to my standard weight, 195 
 pounds. I have no use for a doctor in the house any more, 
 and think this little Instrument the best doctor in the 
 world. $5,000 would not buy it if I could not get another 
 one, and I hope, Dr. Sanche, that you may be able to 
 place one of these little Life Saving Instruments with every 
 family in the land. 
 
 I am most respectfully, 
 
 W. W. MITCHELL. 
 
TO PHYSICIANS. 
 
 Physicians' fault finding being always on ihe same 
 ethical line, as this little volume is going to Press, on the 
 grounds that no Esculapian should object to anything 
 necessary to the advance of Healing Art, I take the liberty 
 without notice to their author, to publish two letters 
 lately received, together with their answer, in answer to 
 all objections raised from medical standpoints, to any- 
 thing relating to the sale of the Oxyclonor or other 
 Diaductive Instruments, or to the manner in which 
 Diaduction is now being introduced and practiced, or to 
 the necessary deviations of the rules and ethics of this 
 Superior Method, from those of Medication. These letters 
 and answer read as follows : 
 
 "DR. E. D. PAYNE, 
 N. E. Cor. Main and Pine Sts., Office Hours: ^ to 12 A : M " 
 
 Over Porter's Drug Store, ' 2to 4 p< M - 
 
 Towanda, Pa., June 1st, J897* 
 Dr* H* Sanche, 
 
 26 J Fifth Ave- N* Y* 
 
 Dear Sir — Please send me your terms of sale, price, mode of 
 operation, etc, of your OXYDONOR* In fact whatever may 
 be of interest in reference to it* My present impression is that it 
 is simply a battery of moderate power ; but, whether galvanic, 
 faradic, or both, cannot say* 
 
 Very truly yours, etc*, 
 
 E* D* PAYNE*" 
 
 "DR. E. D. PAYNE, 
 N, E. Cor. Main and Pine Sts., 0ffice Hours: 1 J to V ~ A ' u ' 
 
 Over Porters Drug Store. (Z to 4 p - M - 
 
 Towanda, Pa*, June 23, 1897* 
 Dr. H* Sanche & Co*, 
 
 26 \ Fifth Ave*, N* Y* 
 
 Gents — When I wrote you on the first inst* in regard to the 
 Oxydonor, I did so with reference to using it on my own person, 
 
266 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 if I got such information concerning it as would, in my opinion, 
 justify me in using it* Not having done so, I paid no further 
 attention to it, and am only reminded of it by your note of the 
 22nd. 
 
 I can not request any one having a patent or proprietary article 
 for sale to violate their rules for my benefit- 
 
 If I am attended by a practitioner of any school of medicine, 
 I can request a statement of what he is giving me and its prob- 
 able result- But not so with an appliance of this kind- I recog- 
 nize that it rests on a different basis, and am not disposed to 
 quarrel with it- 
 Very truly yours, etc-, 
 
 E- D. PAYNE/' 
 
 Detroit, Mich., August 10th, 1897. 
 To Dr. E. D. Payne, 
 
 Main and Pine Sts., 
 
 Towanda, Pa. 
 
 Dear Doctor — Your letters of June 1st and 23d, 1897, 
 were received and referred to me. Many cares preclude 
 my attending to correspondence. I can reply to letters 
 only in a general way, through my prints. I have not 
 seen the note you refer to, but I presume it was an ordi- 
 nary business note. Your objections to the use of the 
 Oxydonor, though natural from a medical standpoint, are 
 now misapplied.. My prints repeatedly tell you what the 
 Oxy donor gives, and what is (not " the probable, " but) the 
 infallible result. I have therein told you all this plainly, 
 and in an emphatic manner, that would be quite unsafe 
 in relation to any kind of medication ; and yet, without 
 fear of possible mistake. Medical empiricism affords us 
 no way of making such positive prediction of its results. 
 
 The Laws and Principles of Diaduction are clearly 
 demonstrated, on the truly scientific principles of mathe- 
 matics, and by similar rules. Hence, we only need to 
 understand them, to correctly foresee and predict dia- 
 ductive results. If civil engineers and architects were 
 deprived of the scientific principles of mathematics ; if 
 they had to grope their way, with the empiric rules of 
 u cut and try," as physicians w T ith their medication, the 
 Brooklyn and other great bridges, the Great Eastern and 
 all great steel ships, the towering iron buildings, and all 
 other great works of art, would be impossibilities. 
 
 Medical science, so called, consists of deductions drawn 
 from observation on effects, without knowledge of causes. 
 
Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 267 
 
 Man is not wise enough, to reason from effects to causes, 
 because one common cause gives an infinite variety of 
 effects, none of which can be traced to cause by any ortho- 
 dox philosophy. See! the endlessly diversified forms of 
 life, feed on the same earth, water and air. They are all 
 different effects, without indices to their causes. Can 
 observations on any of these, interpreted by the present 
 accepted philosophy, be made to reveal the causes of 
 their first springs, or the forces by which they live? 
 
 Medication consists of attempts to beget effects by 
 which to regulate functions, to support the forces of 
 life, and to arrest the progress of disease, without know- 
 ledge of the causes, forces, or laws involved, or of the 
 true relations, between what it would regulate and the 
 means it employs. Hence, it is no wonder that it is a 
 failure. On the contrary, Diaduction plays on the funda- 
 mental laws of life, on laws unknown to medication, and 
 on these laws only, without attempting to regulate the 
 functions of life, which it permits to follow their unerring 
 laws. It only disburdens, stimulates or generates vital 
 force. Its only object, is the support of the vital process 
 until it generates vital force in adequate quantity for the 
 emergencies of life, until disease is removed and maxi- 
 mum vigor is restored. Discovery of all requirements 
 in this, constitutes the discovery of Diaduction. There 
 is no relationship inlaws, principles, means, cause, effect, 
 ideas or mode of practice, between Medication and 
 Diaduction. They are wholly foreign to each other in 
 every sense, except their common aim at restoration of 
 health. Diaduction stands on the solid rock of funda- 
 mental laws of life. It is a clearly defined science, mani- 
 fested and proven, under test on truly scientific principles ; 
 and hence, it holds out infallibly in right practice. 
 Therefore, it is the only true Healing Art, the only method 
 worthy of being trusted with human life and of intelli- 
 gent time. It is the only way of dealing with disease 
 that affords absolute safety to life. With proper means, 
 it affords mastery of disease, even in the most ignorant 
 hands, which medication never dared to dream of, even 
 at the hands of its wisest physicians. Hence, it is the 
 only true science relating to disease, ever known, which 
 is easily demonstrated, through opposite results, by 
 reverse of cause, and consequently of process. For all 
 the reasons cited, medical views cannot apply to the 
 Oxy donor; and for the further reasons, that diaductive 
 instruments are not drugs, not remedies to be taken into 
 
268 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 the human system, to act on medical principles, and that 
 they are neither the creatures, nor the subjects of medi- 
 cal ideas, nor related thereto, even in the most distant 
 manner. It is irrational to attempt to bend Diaduction 
 to medical rules ; because, its laws are incompatible with 
 every medical conception. None of its glorious results 
 can be obtained from such an attempt. Every science 
 has its own distinctive, inexorable laws, w T hich to obtain 
 its results must absolutely be obeyed. My prints also 
 plainly tell you, that in itself the Oxydonor is not an 
 apparatus of any kind; but, that when it is properly 
 applied, it becomes one 'part of an apparatus consisting of 
 three distinctive and important parts, namely: itself, the 
 human organism, and the cold water, between which it 
 forms a connection and acts as the fulcrum of reciprocal 
 diaductive action. They tell you further, that when such 
 a diaductive apparatus is thus formed of two inanimate 
 and one animated essential parts, its function is to cause 
 the living part, consisting of the human organism attached 
 to the contact disk of the Oxydonor, to acquire a strong 
 affinity for oxygen, and consequently, to drink it freely 
 from the surrounding air; and that, such extraordinary 
 oxygenation of the whole organism simultaneously, rap- 
 idly intensifies vital combustion, and thus generates 
 more vital force to any quantity required, to stimulate 
 the vital functions sufficiently to enable them to rid the 
 system of disease regardless of its form, and thus re-es- 
 tablish the normal order. They tell you that in this 
 manner the Oxydonor causes a quick restoration to vigor- 
 ous health, from any condition, while none of the vital 
 organs are destroyed beyond possible repair, any guise of 
 disease notwithstanding. They also explain the manner 
 in which the Animator and Disease Arrester cause similar 
 results, and how these three simple devices differ in 
 modus operandi. What more should I, could I, tell you? 
 There remains nothing more to tell, save to teach you 
 the laws, principles and practice of Diaduction : to uned- 
 ucate and to re-educate you. But, this is quite another 
 thing, another task, one out of my line, which with the 
 aid of our instruments and the instructions that accom- 
 pany them, and of all my prints, you can easily perform 
 for yourself, and which there can be no other means of 
 performing, until after we can have colleges and compe- 
 tent teachers for the purpose. This task certainly never 
 can be performed, through free correspondence, or free 
 prints. No human being, remember ! though discoverer 
 
Dr. Sanelies Victory Over Disease. 269 
 
 of sacrilegiously heterodox natural laics, can have forts all 
 around him, as a porcupine. A fort rises from natural 
 bend aided by long continued efforts in its direction ; and 
 no mortal can have more than one worthy of the name. 
 Mine has been to think and dig into abstruseness. In 
 writing, speaking, and teaching, I am a beginner, without 
 natural tact or experience. In these lines, I can only 
 give you whatever, without special qualifications, I may 
 find at my command. Fortunately, however, it is neither 
 my province nor my duty, to do more than I have done, 
 and am still doing, namely : I produce excellent means, 
 adapted to everybody's use, through which I give you 
 object lessons, numbering many thousands daily, by the 
 hands of all classes, scattered all over the world. You 
 need accept nothing on faith. Do not interfere, witness 
 results and believe your own eyes and senses ; this is all 
 you need, to get the benefit of this silent object lesson 
 school, already extending to every country on earth. It is 
 in the direct line of your calling and duty to explain the 
 facts manifested in the steady irrepressible stream of 
 these object lessons for yourself ; and the same applies to 
 every Physician in the World. It is the loud profession of 
 each and every Physician, to be qualified to fathom all 
 phenomena connected with life and disease. Let them 
 solve the facts I have placed before them. In the humble 
 instruments that I produce, and the statement of facts 
 contained in my prints, I give you the benefit of what has 
 occupied thirty of my forty-five years of assiduous labors 
 in this one pit. This places you on vantage grounds of 
 which I was deprived, which very much lessens the diffi- 
 culties of uneducating and re-educating yourself. I began 
 this investigation, young, poor, without self-confidence or 
 resources, afflicted with all difficulties that orthodox 
 education, clerical and medical, could inflict. 
 
 All the way through my investigation, I had to labor 
 without a single advantage or encouragement. The tenor 
 of my library, preceptors, public and my own education, 
 contradicted all developments of my experiments, and 
 all forbade believing my own senses, with the single 
 exception of the ever present sense of my personal respon- 
 sibility to God and man for the absolute facts, which 
 alone has kept me at this painful work to this day. It is 
 a dire ordeal , for one cowardly mortal to stem all currents 
 alone, without an approval, or an auxiliary. To-day you 
 cannot with the advantages already mentioned, be made 
 to feel all this ; and with two millions of fellow beings 
 
270 Dr. S aiiclic' s Victory Over Disease. 
 
 who from experience know the facts, and are interested 
 in this cause, your difficulties can not resemble mine. 
 
 Perhaps you can not believe? If so, this is a misfortune 
 of which every one must pay the cost for himself, in 
 missing the blessings. Remember ! This is not a matter 
 of faith ; but, of natural, important science. You are not 
 asked to believe ; but, to investigate with truly scientific 
 blankness and impartiality. No one but yourself can pay 
 the penalty of your neglecting this. But, why not serve 
 mankind by disproving my claims, if you can? I offer a 
 reward, why not take it, if you can win it? Thus far, 
 the diversified duties and the enormous burden of this 
 cause have fallen on me alone. It being impossible to 
 comply with all the inconsiderate, and many irrational 
 demands of critics at the same time, I have carried my 
 task as under all the circumstances, seemed best for the 
 cause: After reaching practical results, I put them to 
 crucial tests in many extended rounds of practice over 
 the World, until all points were settled in my mind. 
 Next I produced simple means, adapted to the test of all 
 my claims by the hands of everybody, including children. 
 I now manufacture these for all persons who will buy 
 them. With them, anybody can get at the facts. The 
 millions of object lessons that have already been given 
 broadcast over the land, are daily and rapidly increasing 
 in number. Every Physician, either has had, or soon 
 must have ample chance to witness them, in the resur- 
 rection of those whom he had condemned to die. It is 
 every Physician's duty to study and explain these facts, 
 and to avail himself of the better method, under the 
 penalty of being entirely substituted, by the patients 
 themselves, or their husbands, wives, or children. 
 
 As rapidly as circumstances permit, I will in a series 
 of small volumes, publish my understanding of the 
 Laws and Principles of Diaduction, the first volume of 
 which is advertised in this and all our books, under title 
 of " Diaduction. " Physicians and other persons who 
 desire the aid of these volumes, in their investigation 
 of this new Method, will be provided for, on condition 
 of their subscriptions at One Dollar per volume, paper 
 cover, and other bindings, at prices mentioned in our 
 price list and descriptive book, being sent in advance 
 of publication. Each edition will consist of the number 
 of copies ordered in advance, and no more. Subscribers 
 for these volumes, will through their pages, be gradually 
 presented with all my views, illustrated as far as neces- 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 271 
 
 sary, on the subject of Diaduction. I have from my 
 first beginning of this mode of practice given as many 
 illustrations of the superior value of this Method as 
 possible, by the personal treatment of extreme cases 
 beyond the possibility of self-cure, thus curing the most 
 desperate diseases at the last hour, for the purposes of 
 keeping up the most extreme tests of possibility and of 
 affording to the incredulous the greatest possible object 
 lessons. I shall continue this, while doing whatever I 
 may find possible in writing on Laws and Principles, 
 involved in the successful practice of this Method. 
 
 In this new role, of novice teacher, my only hope is 
 that my earnestness may compensate my want of natural 
 bend and experience, sufficiently to enable me to present 
 cardinal points with a clearness that may place abler 
 pens in a position to elucidate them further. Each vol- 
 ume on the subject of Diaduction will be about the size 
 of this volume. 
 
 You say: " I can not request any one having a patent 
 or proprietary article for sale to violate their rules for my 
 benefit^ And further on you say: "But not so with an 
 appliance of this kind. I recognize that it rests on a different 
 basis, and am not disposed to quarrel with it." 
 
 Dear Doctor, these expressions clearly show how far 
 with kindly feeling, for want of understanding of the 
 circumstances attending a subject with which we are not 
 familiar, we can be unkind. Please read pages 31 to 44, 
 this volume. 
 
 A patent is not a secret. It is spread upon the public 
 records, and a full printed copy thereof is obtainable by 
 any one, for ten cents. A proprietary remedy, however, 
 is usually a pharmaceutical secret. But remember! The 
 g 1 iaductive instruments that I manufacture are not 
 EEMEDIES, neither patent, nor proprietary, nor officinal. 
 They do not come in the category of therapeutics at all. 
 They are simple mechanical contrivances, composed in 
 keeping with the requirements of the natural laws on 
 which they are intended to play, to certain ends. Per $e, 
 they are not even complete apparatuses. For instance: 
 The Oxydonor in itself is incomplete, quite incapable of 
 any function whatever. A living organism must be 
 attached to it in the manner directed, before it can even 
 become a part of an apparatus. Then only can it even 
 aid in the performance of a function. Then, itself, the 
 living organism and the water which it connects with it, 
 between which it establishes Diaductive relations of which 
 
272 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 it becomes the fulcrum, all three together become an appar- 
 atus. Neither the Oxydonor, nor the living organism, nor 
 the water involved in this new kind of apparatus, could 
 alone, or without the other two parts, perform, nor incline 
 to perform, this function. Therefore, the Oxydonor is 
 only a means of establishing relations between an organ- 
 ism and water, which through it as fulcrum of action, 
 creates a reciprocation between them, generating a 
 peculiar function. The important part of this apparatus, 
 and the objective point of its action, is the living organ- 
 ism. Hence, the organism is nearer an apparatus per se, 
 than the Oxydonor, yet it can not be called a therapeutic 
 agent, even while in this connection. The Oxydonor is 
 simply the connector, and thereby the fulcrum, of recip- 
 rocal action, between two forms of matter at different 
 temperatures, and in different conditions, to give rise to 
 the operation of natural laws, with their forces centered 
 on the living form, as would otherwise be impossible. It 
 must therefore be clear, to any intelligent mind, that 
 these means are not remedies, not even as much so as the 
 human organism to which they are applied ; and that they 
 do not belong to the catalogue implied in medical mean- 
 ing, or anticipated by medical ethics. No ! They are far 
 beyond medical dreams. True, patents and trade-marks 
 are by the present organization of civilization, now made 
 absolutely indispensable to the protection of the intrinsic 
 qualities of these devices. Under the existing laws and 
 practices, it is impossible to maintain excellence of 
 mechanical product without patents and trade-marks, 
 because of multitudes of imitating frauds, who, on first 
 introduction of anything useful, and until the whole pub- 
 lic can be educated to know the genuine article, bury it 
 with worthless apings. These patents relate to mechan- 
 ical forms. The trade-marks relate to names and stamps. 
 These bring the forms, names and stamps under the pro- 
 tection of the strong arm of the law. This protection is 
 wholly in the interest of the users. Without it, no new 
 production, no new business could survive its infancy, 
 when its support is feeble, wiien all its earnings must 
 be expended in educating the public to its uses and bene- 
 fits. Without this protection the public must be deprived 
 of these genuine means, and fall in the hands of devour- 
 ing sharks, who have no higher aim than dishonest 
 money ; because, a market for valuable instruments could 
 never otherwise be created, and murderous imitations 
 would destroy the cause. 
 
Dr. Scinchc's Victory Over Disease. 273 
 
 After the public learns to use these things, and the 
 importance of genuineness, all will be safe. But the life- 
 time of patents is scarcely long enough to protect to this 
 point. 
 
 Neither our Patents nor Trade Marks are in the least in 
 the way of any one but frauds. They do not apply to the 
 Laws, or Principles, or Practice of Diaduction. They 
 simply enable us to supply the right means to physicians 
 and the public, by which to obtain the right results and 
 the full benefits of this, the most important art of man, 
 which would otherwise be utterly impossible, as sad 
 experience with ignorant but rapacious sharks has 
 already proven, in this line as well as in all others. 
 
 The difference between the Laws, Principles, and 
 Practice of Diaduction and Medication is as wide as the 
 difference between their effectiveness and utilities. In 
 the manufacture and sale of these Diaductive Instru- 
 ments, we are in every way subject to mechanics' and 
 commercial necessities and laws. Since we are not the 
 Rulers of the World, we must submit to its laws. In 
 your thinking that I hold proprietary secrets, I must tell 
 you, you are entirely mistaken, and this charge also you 
 misapply. Diaduction is not a formula; but a true 
 science, which because its laws have never been known 
 to literature, yet wholly remains unpublished and to be 
 presented in all its features and bearings. The secrets I 
 have in Diaduction are the most profound secrets indeed, 
 but they are not secrets in the ordinary sense. They lie 
 wholly and only in the impossibility of telling them 
 faster than circumstances open the way. To tell them 
 fully and well would require years of labor, a fortune in 
 cash to pay the cost of publishing large illustrated vol- 
 umes. Critics clamor for this in advance of a demand to 
 repay the cost. Nothing comes this way. As the 
 demand comes the volumes will rise therefrom, nothing 
 else can create them. Who will do the labor and pay the 
 cost before subscribers or readers are found ? I do not 
 need to incur all this, for what is more conveniently ever 
 present in my mind, for my own benefit. I cannot afford 
 all this labor, money and loss of time from my task, for 
 books to keep on the shelves without a reader. 
 
 It is as impossible to rule Diaduction to the views of 
 the medical fraternity, as to rule the earth to another 
 orbit. If my views were carried out, we would have no 
 patent office, and many other things would disappear. 
 True philosophy requires that we adapt our views to nat- 
 
274 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 ural facts, and never try to distort nature in conformity 
 with our erroneous education, or our pet theories requir- 
 ing all the ingenuity of our being to shelter from light. 
 It also requires that we accept things as they are, when 
 we can not improve them, especially when they are bet- 
 ter than all else. 
 
 We owe nothing to ethics having no better claims upon 
 our reason than antiquity, heathen birth, and non-pro- 
 gressiveness. Age is a reproach, unless it has kept 
 abreast with progress, up to time. Remember! that in 
 this case, ethical medication " lives in glass houses," 
 which all its trappings will fail to protect, against heav- 
 en's hail storm of natural facts ! 
 
 It is neither necessary nor best, that any class be bound 
 in cabalistic ties or organized into a clan, for any worthy 
 purpose whatever, especially scientific advance. To be 
 progressive, we must be absolutely free and unhampered 
 from any direction, from any cause. Scientific investiga- 
 tors, most of all men, need absolute freedom, that they 
 may never be bent to look at creation through a straw. 
 A code of ethics on broad principles, up to time in every 
 respect, constantly amended to keep pace with progress, 
 would not be objectionable; but even this is useless, 
 since it would never govern those who do not govern 
 themselves. But, a cabalistic code, serving only to organ- 
 ize clans and to clog progress, can receive the sincere 
 endorsement of only groveling slaves, who are unfit for 
 progress. Professional ethics should consist only of what 
 is adapted to the most enlightened, best, broadest of all 
 classes of mankind, irrespective of calling. 
 
 Physicians who fail or refuse to advance, are simply 
 left behind, as other men who do the same. No class, 
 nor all mankind, can clog the wheels of progression. 
 Eternal advance maintains its steady pace, our fogy 
 philosophy notwithstanding. Its ponderous wheels 
 roll on, and crush all who get in their way. Only stagna- 
 tion of universal orbital motion, could arrest general pro- 
 gress ! 
 
 My Dear Doctor, when I was young, I tried to make a 
 world to my liking ; but the result convinced me that it 
 was better to accept this one as it is, and to take choice 
 among things which it affords, during the rest of my 
 short mundane sojourn. 
 
 Respectfully yours, 
 
 HERCULES SANCHE. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Page. 
 
 Abscess 56 
 
 Abscess of the Kidney 141 
 
 Abscess of the Liver 141 
 
 M)out Eeports 50 
 
 Absolute Mastery of Disease 36 
 
 Aches 110, 159, 184 
 
 Acute Ailments 136 
 
 Acute Diseases 82 
 
 African Fever Ill 
 
 Ague 123, 234 
 
 Ahead of Medical Sciences 228, 257, 261 
 
 Ankle Out of Joint 212 
 
 All Claimed for it, 59, 64, 66, 82, 88, 111, 121, 170, 202, 207 
 213, 231, 234, 243, 245, 246, 248, 252. 
 
 All Classes 43 
 
 All Languages . . 43 
 
 Amaurosis 173 
 
 Amenorrhea .*. 107 
 
 A New Person 62, 139,224,260,261 
 
 Angina Pectoris 173 
 
 Animator 23 
 
 Animator Cuts 19 to 23 
 
 Applying 12 
 
 Articular Rheumatism 197 
 
 Arrester 23 to 28 
 
 Arrester Cut 23 
 
 Asthma 53, 54, 56, 57, 72, 258 
 
 Babies Cured 92 
 
 Best Investment Ever Made 60, 173 
 
 Best Physician 86, 249 
 
 Bilious Colic 78, 80, 81 
 
 Bilious Fever 93 
 
 Biliousness 58, 59, 93, 99, 156, 185, 231 
 
 Bladder Troubles 114, 138, 154, 233 
 
 Blasphemous Theories 49 
 
 Blessing to Family 59, 256 
 
 Blindness 53 
 
 Blood from the Bowels - 53 
 
 Blood Poison 118 
 
 Blue Monday 161, 192, 236 
 
276 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Boon to Mankind. . .51, 89, 101, 102, 108, 131, 137, 151, 162 
 
 182, 185, 186, 187, 195, 198, 222, 234, 237, 242, 249. 
 
 Bowel Complaint 66 
 
 Bowel Consumption : 68 
 
 Bowel Troubles 73, 74, 75, 88, 98, 194, 209, 225, 230 
 
 Burns 60, 179, 186 
 
 Brain Congestion 119, 234 
 
 Bright's Disease 53, 57, 64, 65, 139, 218, 261 
 
 Bronchitis 59 to 66, 99, 109, 148, 233, 258 
 
 Broken Leg 113 
 
 Broken Hip 216 
 
 Bruises 54 
 
 Burns 179, 186 
 
 Burning of Head 122 
 
 Business Men Should Have the Oxydonor 86 
 
 Cancer 53, 74, 75, 76, 77 
 
 Cancer of the Stomach 76, 220, 221 
 
 Cancer of the Womb 75 
 
 Canker 69 
 
 Can Not Say Too Much for Oxydonor, 56, 68, 70, 74, 77, 80 
 
 81, 83, 89, 110, 112, 126, 131, 174, 175, 178, 191, 197, 218 
 
 225, 256, 258. 
 
 Case 16 
 
 Catarrh 57 to 75, 80, 91, 101, 102, 104, 123, 124, 129, 135 
 
 137, 138, 139, 143, 146, 158, 179, 185, 227, 229, 233, 263 
 
 Catarrhal Fever 74 
 
 Catarrhal Trouble 74 
 
 Catarrh of the Bladder 71 
 
 Catarrh of the Bowels 73 
 
 Catarrh of the Stomach 71, 73 
 
 Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis 55 
 
 Change of Life 117, 257 
 
 Chalky Deposit 196, 197 
 
 Chicken Pox 8, 173 
 
 Child's Enormous Swelling of Neck 189 
 
 Children's Diseases, 94, 104, 127, 128, 129, 131, 132, 147, 152 
 
 156 to 169, 183, 195, 206, 209, 210, 218, 225, 262. 
 
 Children and Unlearned Persons 42 
 
 Chills 150, 240 
 
 Chills and Fevers 83, 91 
 
 Cholera Infantum 89, 94 
 
 Cholera Morbus 60, 66, 69, 70, 94, 233, 234 
 
 Chorea 79 
 
 Chronic Diarrhoea 100, 101, 109, 116 
 
 Chronic Diseases 82, 193 
 
Dr. Scotches Victory Over Disease. 277 
 
 Page. 
 
 Clergyman Treated One Hundred and Seventy-five 
 
 Cases of Various Diseases 233 
 
 Colds 64,66,72, 73, 79,81 to 89, 95, 102, 104, 107 to 112 
 
 115, 127 to 131, 138, 147, 154, 156, 159, 168, 171, 175, 179 
 
 191 to 195, 197, 198, 201 to 205, 209, 211, 212, 216, 217, 219 
 
 225, 233, 234, 236, 239, 243, 262. 
 
 Cold Hands and Feet 122 
 
 Colic 88, 108, 201 
 
 Congestive Chills 87 
 
 Congestion 66, 88, 114, 115, 119 
 
 Constipation. . .68 to 82. 88, 91, 93, 96. 99, 107, 115, 119, 123 
 
 128, 130, 139, 140, 141, 179, 212, 216, 221, 231. 
 
 Constitutional Diseases 53 
 
 Consumption 53, 66 to 69, 80, 227 
 
 Convulsions 80 
 
 Coughs 53, 66, 81 to 87, 104, 157, 203, 234, 260 
 
 Cramps 83, 110, 111, 182 
 
 Croup. . . .73, 82, 83, 94, 100, 109, 116, 131, 194, 195, 206, 225 
 
 230 234 236 
 Cured as if by Magic. . .125. 127, 167, 168, 175, 176, 189. 192 
 
 198, 207, 218, 222, 233, 252. 
 
 Cures All 77, 86, 87, 126, 200 
 
 Cut Wounds 186, 134, 135 
 
 Cystitis 72 
 
 Deafness 183, 262 
 
 Debility 72, 89, 90, 142,145, 179 
 
 Despondency 119, 170 
 
 Diaduction .25 to 28, 31 to 50 
 
 Diaductive Instruments 35 
 
 Diaductive Experiments 35 
 
 Diamagnetism 33 
 
 Diarrhoea *...71, 100, 101,109, 116 
 
 Difficult Breathing : 260 
 
 Diphtheria 54, 82, 102, 109, 115, 128, 130, 217 
 
 Disease Arrester , 23 
 
 Disease Arrester all you Claim 260 
 
 Disease made a Short Inconvenience 260 
 
 Disease, Reports on 27 to 30 
 
 Diseases of Children Hi 
 
 Dizziness 92, 139, 261 
 
 Dropsy 53, 97 to 100, 131, 139, 209, 221, 229, 230, 240 
 
 Pyspepsia . .63, 84, 92 to 96, 126, 145, 158, 164, 165, 216, 229 
 
 230, 233, 255, 260, 263. 
 
 Dysentery 59, 60, 86, 91, 96, 100. 147, 178, 225 
 
 Earache 108, 109 
 
 Ear Disease 102 
 
278 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Page. 
 
 Eczema 89, 106 
 
 Enlargement of Spleen Ill 
 
 Enlargement of Womb 114 
 
 Enteritis 109 
 
 Epilepsy ' 106 to 109 
 
 Erysipelas 54, 103 to 106, 139, 260 
 
 Eye Disease 204 
 
 Exhaustion 52, 236 
 
 Facial Neuralgia 68 
 
 Facts Speak 43 
 
 Fall 112, 116 
 
 Falling of Womb 114, 117 
 
 Faraday 33 
 
 Feel Safe when Oxydonor is in reach 82, 200 
 
 Feel Younger 124, 150, 160, 174, 189, 203, 205, 240 
 
 Female Troubles. .68, 73, 106, 114 to 118, 121, 145, 220, 257 
 Fevers. .92, 93, 95, 104, 107, 108, 110, 111, 115, 116, 121, 122 
 
 127, 128, 130, 139, 152, 155, 190, 194, 195, 197, 204, 206 
 
 209, 219, 223, 227, 231, 233, 252, 254, 262. 
 
 Further Information 49 
 
 Flux 159, 234 
 
 Gall Stones 53, 119, 128, 144, 145 
 
 Gained Flesh. . . .57, 58, 63, 76, 77, 91, 94, 100, 104, 110, 121 
 
 126, 128, 129, 139, 157, 180, 194, 195, 200, 214, 224, 236 
 
 239,240, 256,259,261,264. 
 
 Gastric Dyspepsia 68 
 
 Gastric Fever 118 
 
 Gastric Intestinal Catarrh 119 
 
 General Debility. .91,93, 95, 111, 150, 170, 182, 255, 256, 257 
 
 God Bless the Oxydonor. . . 256 
 
 Goitre 121, 122 
 
 Good Appetite. . .54, 68, 94, 104, 157, 170, 176, 191, 192, 210 
 
 219, 240, 252. 
 
 Gonorrhea 223 
 
 Gout 72, 196 
 
 Granulated Sore Eyes 122 
 
 Grateful Eeports 50 to 265 
 
 Greatest Invention . .85, 89, 124, 157, 160, 163, 165, 166, 181 
 
 185, 198, 206, 222, 229, 230, 235, 236, 238, 241, 245, 246 
 
 247, 251, 253, 255, 262. 
 
 Greatest Discovery 64, 67, 206 
 
 Hair, Color of, Restored 90 
 
 Hay Fever 229 
 
 Headache.... 70, 92, 93, 96, 101, 104, 115, 121, 138, 148, 170 
 
 179, 186, 194, 195, 202, 203, 259. 
 Heart Failure 181 
 
Dr. Sanches Victory Over Disease. 279 
 
 Heart Trouble. . . .62, 71, 104, 122 to 127, 131, 158, 165, 179 
 
 184, 218, 227, 262. 
 
 Hemorrhage 115, 227 
 
 Hemorrhage from Bladder 72 
 
 Hemorrhage from Bowels 167 
 
 Hemorrhoids 74, 97 
 
 Hereditary Disease 53 
 
 Hiccough 126 
 
 Hip Joint Disease 125 
 
 Hoarseness 148, 261 
 
 Hysteria 129 
 
 Illustrations 12 
 
 Imitations 17, 48 
 
 Impotence 53 
 
 Impurity of the Blood 137, 193 
 
 Indigestion, 58, 63, 73, 78, 80, 89, 92, 96, 105, 127, 129 to 132 
 
 139, 156, 159, 169, 177, 230, 231. 
 
 Indiscretion 99 
 
 Inflammations 86, 110, 134, 136 
 
 Inflammation of the Bladder 134, 135 
 
 Inflammation of the Bowels 109, 134, 135, 145, 234, 264 
 
 Inflammation of the Kidneys 135, 136 
 
 Inflammation of the Stomach 134, 135, 234 
 
 Inflammatory Kheumatism, 72, 102, 199, 200, 201, 208, 236 
 
 Influenza 136 
 
 Insanity 53, 66, 129, 136 
 
 Insommia, 84,99, 100, 102, 109, 113, 115, 124, 125, 132 to 134 
 
 143, 145, 169, 170, 187, 209, 219, 227, 239. 
 
 Invalid 84, 169 
 
 Irritation of Stomach 80, 101 
 
 Iritis 204 
 
 Jaundice 137 
 
 Keep it before your Friends. Inside Front Cover 
 
 Kidney Troubles. .65, 72, 74, 76, 77, 78, 92, 96, 104, 105, 114 
 
 119, 138, 140, 141, 143, 158, 167, 179, 187, 218, 221, 230 
 
 233, 257, 261. 
 La Grippe, 66, 73, 89, 90, 95, 105, 106, 112, 115, 116, 119, 121 
 
 124, 128, 139, 145, 146 to 153, 155, 156, 171, 177, 179, 182 
 
 183, 185, 186, 189, 191, 198, 203, 217, 225, 227, 229, 230 
 
 233, 234, 236, 256, 263, 264. 
 
 Lame Back 61, 86, 155 
 
 Laryngitis 100, 175, 263 
 
 Let them Head Inside Front Cover 
 
 Leucorrhea 107 
 
 Liver Trouble 92, 93, 94, 114, 119, 139 to 146, 167, 216 
 
 219,233,260,261. 
 
280 Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Page. 
 
 Locomotor Ataxia 53, 152 to 155 
 
 Loss of Memory 99 
 
 Lost Vitality made up 86 
 
 Lumbago 145, 146, 149, 179 
 
 Lung Fever 112 
 
 Lung Trouble 60, 66, 67, 80, 144, 261 
 
 Malaria 53, 100, 110, 113, 125, 136, 155, 156, 157, 227 
 
 Malarial Fever 107, 213 
 
 Manufacture 12 
 
 Marvelous Method 124 
 
 Mastery of Disease 36 
 
 Measles 54, 73, 83, 109, 159 
 
 Medical Theories 49 
 
 Melancholia 163 
 
 Meningitis 158, 229 
 
 Menstrual Irregularities 125, 227 
 
 Millions of Laymen, Women, Children 40 
 
 Mind Cure 44 
 
 Mind Cure Idea 45 
 
 Mind Cure Doctor 46 
 
 Money Saved 73, 77, 93, 105, 233, 241, 242, 243, 245, 253 
 
 Morning Sickness 107 
 
 Mucus from the Bowels 53 
 
 Mumps 125 
 
 Muscular Eheumatism 201, 203 
 
 Muscular Soreness 204 
 
 Need no Physician 55, 86 
 
 Nervousness, 73, 99, 100, 113, 128, 131, 150, 168, 169, 179, 199 
 
 Nervous Debility 90, 106, 171, 183 
 
 Nervous Diseases 140, 172, 205, 259 
 
 Nervous Dyspepsia 161, 164, 229 
 
 Nervous Headache 54, 79, 104, 157, 218 
 
 Nervous Prostration. . .68, 70, 72, 79, 109, 114, 132, 139, 157 
 
 160 to 172, 196, 214, 218; 236, 239, 254, 261, 263. 
 
 Nervous Troubles 63, 84, 89, 115, 169, 175 
 
 Neuralgia. . . .54, 60, 79, 93, 100, 104, 105, 134, 139, 156, 164 
 
 165, 171, 172 to 176, 179, 199, 202, 220, 230, 255, 258. 
 
 Neuralgia of the Eyes 173 
 
 Neuralgia of the Heart /. 173 
 
 Neurasthenia 51, 171 
 
 Neuritis 171 
 
 New Life and Strengh 86, 198, 211 
 
 Next to Divine.Aid 52, 57 
 
 No Doctor nor Medicine, 69, 77, 78, 81, 82, 85, 117, 121, 123 
 
 133, 134, 150, 152, 155, 158, 161, 167, 176, 181, 185, 186 
 
 188, 194, 196, 204, 2 7, 217, 219, 225, 234, 241, 242, 264 
 No Experiment. 123 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 281 
 
 Page. 
 
 Numbness Ill, 183 
 
 Old Age 56, 62, 75, 101, 123, 126, 134, 150,.166, 189, 201 
 
 203, 205, 213, 216, 234, 242. 
 
 Our Only Duty 50 
 
 Ovarian Congestion 114 
 
 Oxydonor 23 
 
 Oxydonor Case 16 
 
 Oxydonor Cuts 13 to 19 
 
 Oxydonor beyond Valuation, 54, 57, 58, 78, 84, 85, 90, 94 
 95, 97, 99, 106, 109, 114, 116, 125, 139, 141, 142, 146, 151 
 154, 162, 168, 169, 172, 173, 174, 182, 185, 187, 188, 192 
 195, 196, 200, 201, 203, 207, 209, 215, 219, 221, 224, 225 
 226, 227, 234, 240, 241, 253, 258, 260, 262, 263. 
 
 Oxydonor a Friend 113, 157, 162, 166, 222, 233 
 
 Oxydonor did more at cost of $15.00, than Medication 
 
 for $1,500 or $2.000 256 
 
 Oxydonor God's best Gift to Humanity 229 
 
 Oxydonor More Precious than Gold 225 
 
 Oxydonor More than Exceeded Expectations 263 
 
 Oxydonor Needs no Physician in Consultation 86 
 
 Oxydonor a Travelling Companion 221, 222, 244, 245 
 
 Oxydonor ought to be Made Known to the World 263 
 
 Oxydonor, the Family Physician 86 
 
 Pain. . . .54, 60, 104, 110, 113, 114, 118, 123, 130, 132, 134, 138 
 145, 150, 151, 152, 154, 166, 170, 176, 179, 184, 197, 203 
 217, 231, 263. 
 
 Pain in the Back and Limbs 202, 263 
 
 Pain in the Foot 211 
 
 Pain in the Side 182, 263 
 
 Pain in the Stomach 182 
 
 Painful Menstruation 118 
 
 Paralysis 108, 123, 153, 177 to 182, 196, 26 1 
 
 Paralysis of the Tongue and Throat 181 
 
 Peritonitis 69, 219 
 
 Phlebitis 53 
 
 Pleurisy , 159, 176 
 
 Pneumonia 53, 69, 72, 79, 83, 107, 109, 124, 148, 149, 154 
 
 159, 160, 172, 175, 227, 228, 229, 233, 236, 262. 
 
 Preface 7 
 
 Preserve this Book Inside Front Cover 
 
 Prostration 68, 96, 163 
 
 Proved Most Satisfactory 264 
 
 Physicians all over the World 40 
 
 Physicians' Duty 46 
 
 Quacks 45 
 
 Quinsy 183 
 
282 Dr. Sancke's Victory Over Disease. 
 
 Page. 
 
 Kecoinmend Oxydonor to Sufferers. .59, 67, 79, 88, 93, 104 
 106, 108, 116, 117, 122, 123, 128, 129, 130, 132, 133, 139 
 140, 143, 147, 153, 165, 170, 171, 173, 174, 182, 187, 188 
 189, 190, 195, 196, 198, 199, 200, 201,204,210,211,214 
 
 226, 227, 231, 233, 247, 249, 250, 254, 259, 261, 263. 
 Rheumatism, 53, 54, 57, 58, 61 , 73 to 85, 98, 104, 109, 114, 121 
 
 123, 124, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 139, 140, 144, 148 
 149, 156, 172, 176, 182, 183 to 207, 211, 212, 216, 217, 218 
 
 227, 228, 230, 232, 233, 239, 252, 254, 256, 258, 259, 261 
 264. 
 
 Rheumatic Gout 72, 196 
 
 Rheumatic Iritis 204 
 
 Rheumatic Pain 164, 205 
 
 Rheumathoid Arthritis 204 
 
 Rigor 236 
 
 Salt Rheum 255 
 
 Satisfied with Results 259, 264 
 
 Saved Life 63, 264 
 
 Scalds 60 
 
 Scarlet Fever 61, 109, 115, 178, 209, 210 
 
 Sea Sickness 221, 222 
 
 Sciatica 61, 74, 201, 204, 206 to 210, 219 
 
 Sciatic Rheumatism 204 to 206 
 
 Shock 170 
 
 Sick Headache. . .54, 111, 126 to 129, 138, 147, 165, 169, 174 
 
 189, 230, 234. 
 
 Sick Stomach 71 
 
 Skin Disease 223, 224, 230 
 
 Sleep Inducer 191, 192, 210 
 
 Snatched from the Grave 216 
 
 Snake Bites 222 
 
 Soreness 159, 176, 197 
 
 Sore Eyes 86, 122 
 
 Sore Leg 215, 238 
 
 Sore Throat.. 73, 86, 90, 102, 110, 136, 189, 193, 198, 202, 209 
 
 212 219 256 
 
 Spinaf Disease .' 153, 164, 202 
 
 Spinal Neurasthenia 51 
 
 Spine Injured in Railroad Accident 214 
 
 Spleen Disease 219 
 
 Spotted Fever 69 
 
 Sprain 54, 137, 164, 179 
 
 Sprained Ankle 211, 212 
 
 Sprained Back .213, 214 
 
 Sprained AVrist 210, 211 
 
 Stiff Knee Joint 61, 216 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Over Disease. 283 
 
 Page. 
 
 Stiff and Swollen Joint 196, 199 
 
 Stomach Complaint 66 
 
 Stomach Trouble, 76, 80, 81, 86, 102, 114, 119, 145, 216, 218 
 
 to 223, 233, 257. 
 
 St. Vitus Dance 217, 218 
 
 Strength Keceived 102 
 
 Summer Complaint 88 
 
 Suppressed Menstruation 66. 107, 110, 117 
 
 Surgical Operation Escaped by Oxydonor 258 
 
 Swellings 197, 199 
 
 Swollen Arm 211 
 
 Synovitis 217 
 
 Teething 89, 156 
 
 Tired Feeling 78 
 
 Throat Inflammation 69 
 
 Throat Trouble 80, 139, 144, 156 
 
 To Physicians ,265 to 275 
 
 Tobacco Habit 212, 228 
 
 Toothache 179, 195 
 
 Tonsilitis 66, 131, 195, 225, 233, 234, 259 
 
 Tumor 224 
 
 Typhoid Fever 60, 106, 124, 125, 154, 226 to 229, 234 
 
 Typho-Malarial Fever 52 
 
 Typhoid Pneumonia 176 
 
 Ulcer 113 
 
 Unconsciousness 112 
 
 Unlearned Persons 42 
 
 Uterine Inflammation 114 
 
 Uterine Ulceration 114 
 
 Varicose Veins 229 
 
 Vertigo 139, 261 
 
 Vitafons 285 
 
 Vital Combustion 36 
 
 Weak Eyes 156, 179, 204 
 
 White Swelling 53 
 
 Whooping Cough 83, 159 
 
 Why not Enjoy Inside Back Cover 
 
 Womb Trouble 116 
 
 Wonderful, 54, 76,87, 88, 99, 104, 108, 115, 121, 124, 134, 145 
 
 147, 151, 158, 159, 160, 166, 168, 175,208,210,218,220 
 
 222, 225, 227, 232, 239, 240, 242, 243, 245, 247, 252, 263 
 
 264 
 
 Worn Out Feeling : 78, 86 
 
 " Worth its Weight in Diamonds " 241, 260 
 
 Yellow Fever 229 to 233 
 
NOTICE 
 
 VITAFOIVS 
 
 ¥e have in process of manufacture a new class of Diaductive 
 Instruments, under the generic name of "Vitafons*" These 
 instruments are to be used as permanent fixtures, fastened to 
 walls, and are adapted only to the use of persons permanently 
 located* They are of two kinds ; one for physicians' offices, and 
 the other for family uses* The above cut represents the Vitaf ons 
 for family uses* They require neither water nor ice ; and after 
 being rightly put up, they are always ready for use* Each 
 
Dr. Sanche's Victory Oi'cr Disease. 285 
 
 Vitafons for physicians' use can be made to treat any number 
 of persons at the same time* The family Vitafons is made to 
 treat two persons at the same time, when necessary, and is suffi- 
 cient to maintain good health in the largest family, and can 
 serve quite a large number of persons, if not all sick at the same 
 time* 
 
 These instruments are very simple and durable* They are 
 made on japanned iron and mahogany bases, well finished and 
 nickel-plated* Their cords are mounted on reels, and are adjust- 
 able, in length up to thirty feet* They are applied the same as 
 the "Oxydonor*" They require no skill* When used for curing 
 recent acute diseases, they need not be detached from the patient 
 until cured ; and when applied for curing chronic diseases, they 
 may remain applied any number of hours daily, without danger* 
 They cure in still shorter time than other diaductive instruments ; 
 and their action is nearly as pleasant as that of the ** Disease 
 Arrester/' while requiring no water at all* 
 
 The proper way for a family to use these instruments is to 
 have each put up in a room especially set apart for treatment, 
 accessible to the whole family, and provided with a treatment 
 couch* 
 
 For the use of persons who are not permanently located, and 
 for travelers, we will supply portable instruments, of similar 
 action, which can be quickly, easily, temporarily put up in 
 rooms connected with hydrants, or having gas. 
 
 We also have in process of manufacture two forms of differ- 
 ent sizes of instruments for the treatment of all kinds of domestic 
 animals, under the generic name of "Aravita*" One form is to 
 
286 Dr. Scinches Victory Over Disease. 
 
 be put as a permanent fixture in a barn, and the other to be 
 worn by the animals while under treatment, and leaves them 
 free to walk about. 
 
 None of the permanent fixture instruments, whether for 
 human beings or animals, will be sold, but rented, and taken 
 care of as telephones ; but all portable instruments will be sold* 
 
 On orders we also make Physicians' complete d I A D U CTI V E 
 OUTFITS, that we let on yearly rentals as far as the permanent 
 outfit goes, and we sell the rest. 
 
 We will also equip Veterinary Surgeons with permanent 
 fixture outfits for the treatment of any or all kinds of animals, 
 on yearly rental ; or we will sell them any or all kinds of portable 
 instruments for animals which they need; or, we will do both. 
 
 When any of these instruments are wanted, write us what 
 uses are to be made of them, and the description of houses and 
 rooms or buildings in which they arc to be used, etc. 
 
 The above mentioned portable instruments are sold outright, 
 as are all our pocket instruments. 
 
 To prevent confusion, remember! We sell every kind of 
 portable instrument that we make, whether for the treatment 
 of MAN or BEAST. We sell no kind of instrument made to 
 put up as a permanent fixture, whether made to treat man or 
 beast ; but we rent all these, and we keep them in perfect order. 
 
 On application, we will furnish estimates for the equipment 
 of any Sanitarium or Hospital in the world. 
 Address 
 
 DR. H. SANCHE & CO., 
 
 DETROIT, MICH. 
 
BOOKS 
 
 RELATING TO DIADUCTION. 
 Books Sent Free to any Address : 
 
 One copy of our Price List. 
 
 One copy of "Grateful Reports/' by USERS of the Oxydonor. 
 
 One "Descriptive and Explanatory M book. 
 
 NOTICE. — These three books with wrapper ready for mailing weigh 
 over one pound. When wanting thein, please send postage, which is ten 
 cents within, and twenty cents outside of the Postal Union. Any one can 
 see the high cost of postage on thousands daily, and hence the impor- 
 tance of this request on free books. 
 
 Extra copies of the above and other prints are sold, prices of which 
 see on next page. 
 
 Free with each Instrument. 
 
 One "Book of Directions" free with each Instrument. 
 
 For prices of extra copies, see prices below, or our Price List. 
 
 NEW BOOK BY DR. H. SANCHE. 
 
 DIADUCTION:— Its Force; Its Modus Operandi ; Its Rapid Spread; 
 Its Effectiveness; Its Discovery not Accidental. Forty-four 
 Years of Development in One Mind. 
 
 Prices in the following List — Nos. 168, 169, 170 — which see. 
 
 Prices of Books of Directions : 
 
 Directions for the' Use of the Oxydonor, either "Victory," or " No. 2," 
 
 of any Finish. 
 Order No. 
 
 156. Paper cover, last edition, each $1 00 
 
 157. Cloth cover, last edition, each 1 50 
 
 158. Morocco cover, last edition, gilt edge, each 2 00 
 
 159. Directions for Animator 50 
 
 167. Directions for Disease Arrester 50 
 
 168. Diaduction, Force, Etc., paper binding price, 100 
 
 169. " " " cloth " " 150 
 
 170. " " Morocco, gilt edge " 2 00 
 
 All the above books sent prepaid by mail on receipt of price. 
 
 Sent by Registered Mail when ten cents extra is sent. 
 
 Address all inquiries about and orders for any of the above, to 
 
 DR. H. SANCHE & CO. 
 
 REMITTANCES. — In making payments, do not send Cheques. 
 Send cash by Express, or Postoffice or Express Money Orders, or Bank 
 Drafts. 
 
BOOKS 
 
 DR. H. SANCHE'S 
 
 Poetic Essays 
 
 PRICE LIST. 
 
 'Cuba Free," Cuban Patriotic Song, per copy 10 
 
 To Music per copy, 35 
 
 Ancestors would Rise in the Grave to see Cuba Free (Cuban 
 
 Patriotic Song) 10 
 
 The same, with Music 25 
 
 Force and Matter 25 
 
 monarchs and slaves 25 
 
 Trinities 25 
 
 Best Government 50 
 
 All in one volume 1 00 
 
 All the above books sent prepaid by mail on receipt of price. 
 Sent by Registered Mail when ten cents extra is sent. 
 
 Prices for Extra Copies of our Free Prints. 
 
 Price List each, 1 cent. 
 
 Descriptive Book * " 3 
 
 Grateful Reports " 15 
 
 Any number same price. Postage added when sent by mail. 
 
 Address all inquiries about and orders for any of the above, to 
 
 DR. H. SANCHE & CO. 
 
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 Drafts. 
 
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