Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-23
SALT RHEUM


~ Gcye discovered n certain cure for tho Salt
Rheum and which may also be considered rs a
remedy for various other hnmors, OF cntaneousdls,
eases, would inform the public, that ne has applied
for, and received the United States Letters Patent,
from the proper authority at the city OF w nshnSton,
for said remedy which he denomlnaes a Compound
for the cure of the Salt Iheum and other Diseases
! 5fihe Skin.
J He is aware that some may doubt, whether there
is any cure for this diselsc. lie has often doubted
it himself. Many things however, once deemed
impossible, are now accomplished.
Salt Rheun he knows by sad experience, is dis
order not easily conquered. Vie was hnlseli dread
! fully afflicted with it, more than hceHty years; nnc-
nj times, for months together, was nnahle To l0nor
and sometimes even 10 walk. or dress himself. lie
applcd to manv physicians and tried various things
prescribed by them and others, but found little re
| lief
In the spring of 1893, being very sick with the
disease, lie had well nigh given mp all nope OF re-
oovcry. AT that time, he received iron friend
, list ol articles, chiefly indigenous 10 our own heds
and forests. and admitted to he good Tor tie com
plaint, which articles he Immediately eau ed to be
| procured. With these things, and others whichhe
had before found in some degree henrhciui he FORM
ed compound, and applied II to hs diseased ana
| distress rd fame. In ilrce weeks he can say with
truth and pleasure; and he ought to do it with much
| gratitude. that he was comparatively well; and
s ry after was restored TO perfect health. 50 lar as
regards Salt Rhcum; and continues so 10 this day
a period Of five years.
! Hundreds of persons, afflicted by this grevious
malady, have made use of this medicine; and, as
far rs he ran learn it has rarely failed TO give salts
faction. In some cases Its 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 1t is rot only cure for Salt Khenm
but good Tor all liunors. such as Ring Worm Scad
Head, Shingles, Leprosy, &c. &c 1t has also been
used for the Piles, with the best effects.
| No person need fear any evil from it, however
old or young, or feeble; for it iseimple, and may
be applied with safety
The following certificates and recommendations
show how etlectual this remedy Is, when properly
| applied, viz
From the Rev. Josiah T. Halves of Edgccomb, Me
To all whom it may concern
This ccrfes, that my wife, aller having been at,
liccd with the Salt Rheum, at times. especially in
the winter ztasons, mere thin tice're gears, APP
pl.ed. about ono wear ago TO Mr.. William 3. Tru-
FAINT Of Bath. for certain ointment dnd medicine
which he had advertised as euro for this dreadful
disease She obtained 1t, and used it for several
aeeks agreeaby to the prescription OF MIR. Iruihnt
When 10 her great joy she found herself, to appear
ance perfectly cured. She has had some small
symptoms of the disease since, but brief APP
pIicalion OF the ointment &c. has rc,niTed them
There can be hut little doubt / think, that more
thorough application, at first would have effect
| ed radi al That she has received great
|
| have never doubted for moment; though, al the
time she commenced using it, WIS skepcal :
| Though | Will Yield to no Que in my hatred to
quuckery, do mos. cordially recommend "Mr.
Trutants Patent medicine fer the SnIl Rhcum" 10.
| all who are afflicted with this dreadful M lady, be-
eving that if should not in all cases affect per-
manen, cure it would at least greatly mitigate Ills
dreadful disease, and therefore PROVE to public
benefit. }. /. HA w ES.
N. Edsccomb, April Is, 1898.
From MIR. Huston Stinscn, of Georgetown, Me.
This rs to certify, that my wife has been screly
alli ted with Salt Rheum, at hnes, from rhild;and
often for months in succession, 50 thai she was una
be TO be about house; and was thus deprived o,
| nearly all the coinf;ris OF HE.
| Durns Ibis time, she made uso of almost every
| thing. which had been lcconnicnd'd IL her, rs
GOOD for the complaint, but found !iu'e relief; and
| had formed the conclusion llat li.eie WAS help
for'hcr
In the year 1887 she ard her child (-ix months
old) were so badly afflicted, that they had but little
| resi-, day or night the child being almost cov,nd
with sores, aud had been III this state Tor several
! months.
A brother of mine, knowing the distress Of my
family, advised me, by alt means. to make trial Of
| Trutans Compound for Sail Rhcum. 9recahy 10
is advice. lurca> a quantity If il and applied
il as directed; and can safely say, THAT IN ;wo ur
three days they found g-ant relief and in four Weeks
time the disorder entirely disappeared, add since
that lime, they have been free from all humurs
whatever, aud enjoy good health, and, | have rca-
son to believe, perfectly cured. | haze lost
two children with the complaint Had tie
same F., dcine been applied 10 them, ! have good
reason 10 believe, they woull now have been iiv-
! ing. / value the Compound highly, as Il remedy
for that an iil Rsc,se, -and w':th pleasure, would
reconidend ii TO all, who n'py g afflicted W ith il.
HUSTON STiNSON.
Georgetown, May 10Th, 1888
/ Certificate of Mr. joel Howe Of West Prospect Me
This is 10 ceriy, HAT Lave daughter, wi!
was very much afflicted with Salt Rheum for five
Years. | procured for her Mr. William b. Tmfnt's
II licne, Wy applying which, she obtained relief,
and. 'or six months past, has enjny'd com!olla-
! be health. JOEL HOWE.
West Prospect, April 10, 1923.
Extract OF II letter from gentleman in Milton
Mass. Mr.. " liam b. Truiint'
Dear SRI am happy 10 state, that yanr medi-
cine for the cure Of Salt Rheum has been of n
iia service, although have used but one paper u
the burkS and one box of ointment. | fnd mvsel
very much relieved; and see not Why The second
paper, which am now using, will not entirely eff
feet cure. My complaint has been of long stand
ing; and nj tunes very painful, my II nds being
nearly useless. -,
am satisfied that your mndicine rs hisi useful
from its effects myself, and on another lndiyidn
al for whom procured some; and shall therefore
recommend it 10 those afflicted, on every occasion
most cieerlllly. Yours truly, ARIEL WORK.
Milton, Mass. April 25th, 1888.
The undersigned inhabitants, Of Path, certify tina
GOD th, J;n.a nv "a N