Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-07
SALT RHEUM.

iii Geve discovered certain cure for the san
Rheum; and which may also be cohsiaefeu d" 10;
remedy for various other humors, or cuiaheous u's
eases. would inform the public, that he has appheo
far and received tho United States Letters Palen''
from the proper authority at the city OF Washns'oH'
far said remedy which he denominates Componnu
for the cure of the Salt Rheum and other discusses
ofthe Skin. ID. ,loro
He is aware that some may doubt, whether ihor9
;s anv cure for this disease. He has often douoci
it himself. Many things however, once ueen'0o
i apostolic are now accomplished. T.,
Salt Rheumh he knows by sad experience, Is Il us
order not easily conquered. He was himself dread
fully afflicted with it, more than t'oenty years. ae'
at times for months together, was uhaoie 10 l'o1I
and sometimes even TO walk, or dress hlniset' iio
applied to many physicians, and tired various ,h'Ss
prescribed by them and Others, but iound huio re-
lief :,, d.
disease he had well nigh given up all hope OF re-
covcry. At that time, he received iron trend
list OF articles, chiefly Indigenous to our own neios
and forests, and admitted TO be good LOT ''e Gun,
plaint. which articles he Immediately eau cd to be
procured With these things, and others, wi'ch lie
had before found in some degree beneficial, he form
cd compound and applied it to his diseased ana
distressed frame. In three weeks, he can say win
trufh and pleasure; and he ought to do It with much
gratitude, that he comparatively welland snort
" after was restored to perfect heah SO lar as re-
CARDS Salt Rheum; anu coniihu0o ~ w ''-S -J' y
period of five years.
Hundreds of persons, afflicted by this grievous
maladv have made use of this medicine; and, as far
as he can learn, it has rarely failed to give sasiac-
ton. In some cases, good effects have been truly
wonderful.
He will not state, as too many do, that his COM
POUND is a cure for all diseases; but he has reason
to believe that it is not only cure tor Salt kheum,
but good for all humors, such Ring Worm;-
&
been used for Piles. with the best effects.
No person need fear any evil from it,however old,
or Young or feeble; for it is simple, and may be ap-
piled with safety.
The following certificates and recommendations
show how eAectual this remedy Is, when properly
applied viz.
From the Rev Josiah T'.fIawes, of Edgecomb, Me.
To all whom it may concern.
This certifies that my wife, after having been at
fscted with the Salt Rhsum, at times, especially IN
the winter seasons for than tacelce years, APP
piled, about one year ago To Mr.Wiiam b. Truiant
of Bath, for certain ointment and medicine, which
he had advertised as for this dreadful disease
She obtained it. and used it for several weeks agreea-
bly, to the prescription of Mr.. Trulant, when to her
great Joy she found helsef to appearance perfectly
cured She has had some small symptoms of the dis
order once since but application of the ointment
&c. has removed them. I here can be but little
doubt think x.that more thorough application,at
first would have effected radical cure. That she
has received great benefit from the use of this medl
cine, have never doubted for moment; though
at the time she commenced using it, was skeptca
Though will yield to one in my hatro to quack
cru, 1 do most cordially recommend ''Mr Trufant's
Patent medicine for the Salt Rheum' to all who are
afflicted with this dreadful maady, believing that it
should not in all cases eecta permanent cure, would
at least greatly mitigate this distressing disease and
therefore prove to be public benefit
NJ Edgecomb, April Is, 1888. J. Z. HALVES
Certificate of Mr.. Joel Ho,ce of West Prospective
This is to certify, that have daughter, who was
very much afflicted with Salt Rheum for five years
/ procured for her Mr. William b. 1rufant's medi-
cine, by applying which, she obtained relief and for
six months past. has enjoyed comfortable health
West Prospect, April IL, 1888. JOEL HOWE.
Extract ola letter from gentleman in Milton,
Mass '.Nr. W3lliam B. Trgant."
Dear Sir:-I am happy to state, that your medi-
cine for the cure of Salt Rheum has been of essen
tial service. although have used but paper Of
the banks, and one box of ointment L find myself
very much relieved; and see not why the second
paper, which am now using, will not entirely effect
a cure My complaint has been of long standing;
and at times very painful, my hands being nearly
useless.
Lam satisfied that your medicine is highly useful;
from its effects on myself and another individual
for whom procured some; and shall therefore re-
commend it to those afflicted, on every occasion,
most cheerfully Yours truly. .dRIEL WORK.
Milton Mass. April 25th, 1888.
From Mr.. Huston Stinson, Of Georgetown, Ne.
This is to certify, that my wife has been sorey af
flicted with Salt Rheum, at times, from child; and
often for months in succession, so that she was una
BILE to be about house; and was thus deprived oinear-
y all the comfort of life.
Turing this TINA she made use OF almost every
thing, which had been recommended to her, good
for the complaint but found littlo relief; and had
formed the conclusion that there help for her.
In the wear 1897 she and her child (six months
old) were so badly afflicted that they had but little
rest. day or night; the child being almost covered
with Sores and had been in this state, for several
months
A brother of mine, knowing the distress of my
family, advised me, by all means, to make trial Of
Trufant's Compound for Salt kheum Agreeaply
to his advice purchased quantity oft, and appli-
ed it as directed and can safely say that in two or
three days they found great relief and in four weeks
time the disorder entirely disappeared, and, since
that time, they have been free from all humors what
ever, and enjoy good health, and, have reason to
believe, are perfectly cured. have lost two chill
sren with the same complaint. Had the same medi-
cine been applied to them, have good reason to be-
lieve, they would now have been living. value
the Compound highly, as remedy for that awful
disease, and, whpleasure, would recommend it to
an, who may be afflicted with it.
Georgetown, May 10Th, 1888.
The undersigned inhabitants, of Bath, certify that
we have used the medicine, prepared by William
B. Trufant, as a remedy for the Salt Rhenm, and
have found it the best have ever known; and hav-
ing no doubt that it is valuable discovery, take the
liberty to recommend it to all who are afflicted with
sl,oe .,,vot,.... ....IoJy Rafh Nav 1878