The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-27
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In presenting this valuable prepationto the notice Of
the pubic as an eecua remedy for the above disease,
he nropretor can with the confidence WARRANT
ccRE in any either OF recent date or OF long stad-
Ing Its efficacy having been fully tested in some hun
dreds OF cases. without a single instance occurring in
which il failed 10 produce the desired effect may very
Justly I've considered the most ecscious remedy yet
employed and having from its earllest Introduction re-
ceved the sanction Of many eminent phi, scans the pro-
prictor deems il enter into quackish
recommendations oil its merits, being satisfied that con-
tans such virtues within itself cannot fail 10 prove lis
superiority the remedies hitherto employed.
Rhe umatis m.-W When this disease has assumed
chronic character and has been standing for several years
II viii sometimes prove very difficult 10 cure wiihout
treating internally and externally at the same time: ana
in such cases Prouts Compound should he taken night
and morning while using the Lniment and y this coure
be pursued il seldom fails to cure The most obst
nate stages Of the complaints.
Of the Joints pains the side and small OF the back, ORR
gnatng from sprain deepseated cold In these at
econs only necessary 10 have recourse 70 me Linz
ment by rubbing the parts well with Il and applying
piece OF flannel around them invariably removes this
unpleasant complaint Ia cases Of stiffness Of the neck
and sore throat will prove equally eicacous and give
permanent relief
TESTIMONIALS.
Morning Courier, Oct. OH 1888.
To Rheumatic Invalids.--Amidst the various Ills to
which the human frame is sujecthere can be none more
tormenng in its effects than attack of the Rheu
matism; hence we would refer readers the
tisement Of Thomas Prou chemist another column by
this they will perceive that the remedy successfully
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now prepared for the public bv his nephew.
From the enviabe celebrity which the Doctor acquired
by his skilfu practice there is doubt but his remedy
will be sought after with avidity by all who thus at
ficed for ourseves,we safely vouch for its efficacy
as we have derived great advantage from its use.
From Taonas Casae, Physician 10 The Brighton Dis
pensary.
Dear Sir-For the past year have employed your
Rheumatic preparation IN great variety OF cases In the
Dispensary, and you have seldom found
case in which failed TO produce the most saluay effect
THos. CASTLE, MD.
To Thos. Prout Esq.
Dear Sir-Having entire confidence in the efficacy OF
your Rheumatic Linment, have Tor time preslrib-
ed tito my paten and feel pleased say have found
IL much more efcacious than the remedies usually
ployed. Very respectfully,
To Thos. Prout, Esq. Chemist.
Dear Sir-Your Rhema,ic preparation is gaining popu.
arity unprecedented in this section OF the country
recommended by many Of best physicians, and have
had many opportunities Of seeing the happy effects result
Ing rom It's use. My supply being almost exhausted you
will obse by sending another early conve-
nlent. am, sir yours with respect,
- THos. GRAHAM.
To Thomas Prout, Chemist.
Dear Sir-Harrass ng and extra occupations have SO
absorbed my time for days past that have been
able to answer your letter at earlier date In reply to
yours Of the l4tn inst would advise yon establish
other agency here, think the sales would Justify it.
Your Liniment growing popular every day and
can safely say have not heard any speak unvoraly
OH since It's first introduction Physicians speak OF 1t
IN the highest terms and recommend 1t in their practice
Respectfully, &c.
WIN. DUNCAN. NJ
To Thos. Prout, ESQ.
For sail. by R. s. PATTERSON, successor 10 VIM.
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Liniment 81 50 per box. Compound 81 per box
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