The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-20
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the public as an eectu remedy for the above disease,
the proprietor with the utmost confidence WARRANT
ccRE in any either Of recent date or OF long staad-
ing Its efficacy having been fully tested in hum
dreds OF cases. without single instance occurring in
which il failed TO produce the desired effect IL may very
Justly be considered the most ecacous remedy
employed and having from its earliest introduction
ceved the sanction OF many eminent ply sicans the pro-
prietor deems it unnecessary TO enter into quackish
recommendations OF its merits, being satisfied that con.
tans such virtues within itself cannot fail prove its
superiority the remedies hitherto employed.
Rheumatism.-When this disease has assumed
chronic character and has been standing for several
will sometimes prove very difficult to cure without
treating internally and externally at the time: and
in such Prouis Compound should be taken night
and morning while using the Linment and II this course
be pursued seldom fails to the most obst
nate stages OF the complaints.
In the other affections, such stiffness and swelling
Of the JOINTS pains in the side and small OF the back, ORR
gnating from spran deep-seated cold In these at
fectons is only TO have recourse to the Linz
men by rubbing the parts well with il and applying
piece OF flannel around them it invariably removes this
unpleasant complaint In cases Of stiffness Of the neck
and sore throat will prove equally eficacous and give
TESTIMONIALS.
Morning Courier, Oct. Oh, 1885.
To Rheumatic Invalids.-Amidst the various ills to
which the human frame subjectthere be
tomenting effects than severe attack OF the Rheu
maiism hence we would refer readers the adver
sement of Thomas Prout chemist in another column by
this they will perceive that the remedy successfully
employed in this complaint by the late Doctor Prout is
now prepared for the public by his nephew.
From the enyiable celebrity which the Doctor acquired
by his skul practice there is doubt but his remedy
will he sought after with avfity by all who thus af
fcted for ourselveswe safely vouch for its efficacy
as we have derived great advantage from its use.
From Thomas Castle, Physician to the Brighton Dis
.. PeRsary.
Dear Sir-For the past year have employed your
Rheumatic preparation in great variety OF the
Dispensary, and assure you have seldom found a
case in which it failed produce the salutay effect
Yours respectfully,
THOS. CASTLE, MD
To Thos Prout, Esq
Dear Sr-Haviw entire confidence in the efficacy OF
your Rheumatic Linimen have some time presJrib
ed II to Patterns and feel pleased found
IT much more efhcacious than the remedies usually en-
Poyrd. Very respectfully, s..%s
HENRY TURNER, M. d.
To Thos. Prout, Esq. Chemist.
Dear SirYour Rhematic preparation is gaining popu-
larty unprecedented in this section Of the country
recommended by many Of best ply sicans and have
had many opportunities of seeing the happy effects result
ing rom its My supply being almost exhausted you
Will obhge by sending another early conve-
nient. am, sir, yours with respect,
To Thomas Prcut, Chemist.
Dear Sr-Hanass ing and extra occupations have
absorbed time for days past, that have been
able to your letter earlier date. In reply
yours OF the l4th nst would advise yon establish
other agency here, think the sales would Justify
Your Imminent is growing popular every day, and
can safely say have not heard speak unfavoaby
Off since FIRST introduction Physicians speak Of it
IN the highest terms and recommend in their practice
Respectfully, &c.
To Thos. Prout Esq
For sale by R. s. PATTERSON, successor to VIM
Gunton. "
Liniment 81 so per box. Compound 81 per box.