Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-21
4 IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. .-soRs

without ip the least injuring the sight or
Of the eye, by E. Deans
Chemical Plaster. Ii is now about four
years since the proprietor introduced this
plaster to the attention of the afflicted.
Its effect is not only to prevent inhama-
lion in severe cases ofburns and wounds
Of every description but to cure infama-
ton both internal and external at any
stage ofits existence. Its uniform effect
in hundreds Of cases abundantly proves
that, as yet, no medicine has been intro
duced to the public possessing such pow
er to cure infammatory diseases Of eve
ry kind, not excepting infammatoiy
rheumatism, salt rheum, fcllons, fever
sores, cancers or the inflammation in the
eyes; as the plaster now offered. One
very peculiar quality Of it is, that it gen.
orally relieves the pain in few hours
after it is applied. For sore eyes shut
the eye and put the plaster directly
on the eye and wear it (removing il
once in twelve hours and washing off
the matter on the eye with CASTLE soap,)
till the inflammation is entirely out, say
from three to ten days. The proprietor
never thought of applying 1t to sore eyes
until about two years since, when he ap-
piled it to a case in his family and was
astonished at the result. Since then he
has applied it in many severe cases and
:thas uniformly effected acure and leaves
the eye natural and free from any infam-
matory appearance as though it had not
been sore. He fully believes that al
most every case of sore eyes may be GU
red by it in few days except in cases
of intemperance.
Certificates.
Mr. E. Dean.-Sir, have used your
Chemical plaster in six cases offellons,all
Of which cured; also several severe ca
ses Of infammatory rheumatism with
like good success. THAYER CUMMINGS.
Mayville N. Y. August 26, 1887.
Mr.. e. Dean.-Sir. Mr.. Rodolphus
Brown, my father-in law, some time last
fall, had severe attack Of the imflama-
ton in both eyes, so that he could no!
bear the light, and scarcely see, after u
sing various remedies for three weeks
and his eyes still growing worse, and so
painful that he could not rest day or
night, he applied your chemical plaster
and in few hours his eyes were easy,
and began 10 discharge freely, and the
inflammation began to disappear; we con-
tinued the plaster for one week remo-
wing the inflammation, and his eyes assu-
med their former appearance. We all
so applied it in one of the worst cases Of
fellon, which afforded relief few hours
so that the individual had a good nights
rest. For six days and nights previous
he had not been free from excessive pain
and some of the time he had been dis
tracted, with pain that he had TO be held
by force. CLARK GouLD.
Portland N. Y. Feb. 90, 1887. /
Mr.. E. Dean.-Sir, | have now sold
at retail about 400 boxes of your Chemi-
cal Plaster and have heard from a great
portion Of them as producing the desi-
red effect. Several important cases in
this vicinity which came under my
knowledge, where other medicines had
been tried for years without effect, have
been cured. In fact, Think it one of the
most valuable medicines for curing in
flammatory diseases ever invented, and
do think the suffering of the afflicted de-
mand that you should give it general
circulation, and make its virtues known.
RoBET HoLLIsTER,
Buffalo, march l, 1887. Druggist.
Mr.. E. Dean-Sir, in May last, ! put
out two bones in my instep, which laid
me up for six months, so that ! could not
walk on my foot. employed several
physicians to no effect, and in October
last | procured box Of your plaster,
which cured my foot in a short time. I
have applied it to my back also. and re-
ceived immediate relief in case Of
rheumatism. THo's SMITH.
Melborough, Ulster co.
N. Y. Oct IL, 1885
Price rs ents.-For sale by E. Dean,
proprietor, Westfeld, Chatauque CO. N.
Y. None genuine unless signed in his
own hand on the stereotype wrapper.
Sold by druggists as agents in New
York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Buf.
falo. Also by o. Williams & Co., DR..
10 White, Maumee city, and Peck g.
Griswold, Perrysburg. q
October, 81. 29yl. ?
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