Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-20
SALT RHEUM.

remedy for various other humors, or cutaneous dis
eases, would inform the public that he has applied
for, and received the United States Letters fatcnt,
from Tie proper authority at the CITY OF Washington,
for said remedy which he Demonstrates Compound
for the cure Of the Salt Rheu. ans other Diseases
fine Skin.
He is aware that some may doubt, whether there
is any cure for this disease. He has often doubted
it himself. Many things however, once deemed
impossible, now accomplished.
Salt Rheum. he knows by sad experience, is dis
order not easily conquered. he was himself dread
fully afflicted with it, more than tcenty years; ant
at times for months together, was unabe to labor,
and sometimes TO walk, or dress himself. lie
applied TO many physicians, and tired various things
prescribed BY them and others, but found little re-
lief
| In the spring ofis33, being very sick with the
disease, he had well nigh given up all hope OF re.
covery. AT that time, he received iron friend
list oarticles, chiefly indigenous TO our own beds
and forests, and admitted to be good for the com
plant, which articles he Immediately eau ed TO b,
procured. With these things, and others, which he
had before found in some degree beneficial, he form
ed compound and applied it TO his diseased and
distressed frame. In three weeks, he can say with
truth and pleasure; and he ought to do it with much
gratitude, that he was comparatively well; and
shortly after restored TO perfect health, so far as
regards Salt Rheum; and continues so to this day
a period of five years.
| Hundreds of persons, afflicted By this grevious
| maady, have made use of this medicine; and, as
far he ran learn it has rarely failed 10 give salts
faction. In Cases It's good effects have been
truly wonderful.
| He will not state, as too many do, that his CON-
POUND is cure for all Diseases but he has reason
to believe that it is not only cure for Salt Rleum,
but good for all humors. such as Ring Worm, Scald
| Head Shingles, Leprosy, &c. &c. 1t has also been
used for the Piles, with the best effects.
| No person need fear any evil from il, however
old, young, feeble; for it is simple, and may
| be applied with safety.
The following certificates and recommendations
show how effectual this remedy is, when properly
applied, viz:
| To all whom it may
This certiies that my wife, aller having been af-
hcted with the Salt Rheum, at times. especially in
the winior seasons, for than tircire years. APP
Piled, about one year ago to Mr. William b. Tru-
| FAINT of Bath, for a certain ointment and medicine
which he had advertised as euro for this dreadful
disease. She obtained II, and used 1t for several
weeks agreeably to the prescription of Mrs. Trufaft
when her great Joy she found herself, to appear
ance perfectly cured. She has had some small
symptoms Of the disease once since, but brief APP
! pcation OF the ointment &c. has removed them
There can be but little doubt think, that more
thorough: application, at first would have effect
ed radi al cure. That she has received great
! benefit from the use Of this medidine,
| have never doubted for moment; though, at tho
time she commenced using it, was skeptical.-
| Though will yield to no one in my hatred to
| guackery, | do most cordially recommend "Alr
| Trufant's Putent medicine for the Salt Rheum" to-
all who arc afflicted with this dreadful maady, he
lieving that if should not in all cases affect per-
manent cure it would at least greatly mitigate this
dreadful disease, and therefore prove To he public
benefit. I.l ..a L. HAYES.
N Edgecomb, April Is, 1888.
| From Mr. Huston Stinson, of Georgetown, Me.
! This is to certify that my wife has been soreIy
afflicted with Salt Rheum, at tunes, from chd;and
often for months in succession, that she was UNI
| BILE to be about house; and thus deprived o,
| nearly all tho comforts of life
| During This time, she made Of almost every
| thing, winch had been lecomme ndcd 10 her, rs
good for the complaint, but found !iue relief; and
had formed the conclusion that there was help
| for her.
| In the year 1887 she and her child (six months
old) were badly afflicted that they had but lille
resi-, 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
| Trulan's Compound for Salt Rheunl. Agrecably to
his advice, purchased quantity Of il. and applied
| il rs directed; and can safely say that in two or
three days they found great relief and in four weeks
| time, the disorder entirely disappeared, a"d since
| that time, they have been free from all humors
whatever, aud enjoy good health, and, have rel-
son TO believe, are perfectly cured. | have los,
| two children with the complaint. Had the
same medicine been applied TO them have good
reason TO believe, they would now have been liv-
ing | value the Compound highly as II remedy
for that awful disease, and, with pleasure, would
recommend it 10 all, who may afflicted w 18th it.
HUSTON STiNSON.
Georgetown, May 10Th, 1898.
The undersigned inhabitants, of Bath. certify that
we have used the medicine, prepared by William
b. rufant, remedy for the Salt Rheum, and
have found it the best we have known ;and hav-
ing doubt that it is valuable discovery, take the
liberty to recommend it to all who afflicted with
that inveterate malady. Bath May 81, 1888.
| Daniel MarstOn Jr. .NathI SsoaSey.
| Thomas DOnntU. William Gardiner.
| ElioI Robinson. Jesse Russell.
A. LStimS0n. a. w Turner.
| James Hamilton. Aaron DonntU.
HenryC. DOnneH. Martin anderson.
| Iho's p /. Webb. Eiishe Higgins.
| Luke Lambard. II. b. Webb Jr.
Prepared and sold by the subscriber, at his store
| in Water Street.
Price One dollar, with printed directions 70,
preparing and applying. w. B. IRUFANT.
Bath, May l, 1885,
| AHleiters from abroad must be Pest paid.
a rsGierSOsa's EabOr->aUirng soap.
II Nor sale, Wholesale or Retail by
| T..