The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-11
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In presenting this valuable prepamtionto the notice OF
the public as an eectua remedy for the above disease,
the propretor can with the confidence WARRANT
ccaE in any either Of recent date OF long stad
ing Its efficacy having been fully tested in some hun
dreds OF cases. without single instance occurring IN
which faled produce the desired effect IL may very
Justly be considered the eeacous remedy everyct
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prietor deems unnecessary quacksh
recommendations Of its merits, being satisfied haiit con.
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superiority the remedies hitherto employed.
Rheumat ism.--When this disease has assumed
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il will sometimes prove very difficult 10 cure without
treating internally and externally at the same time; and
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IN the other affections such as stiffness and swelling
Of the JOINTS pains the side and small Of the back, ORR
ginating from sprain deep cold In these af
fections only necessary TO have to The Lin
men; by rubbing the parts well with II and applying
piece Of flannel around them IL invariably this
unpleasant complaint Ia Of Stiffness Of the neck
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permanent relief
TESTIMONIALS.
Morning Courier, Oct 9th, 1885.
To Rheumatic Invalids. Amidst the various ills TO
which the human frame is subjcet,here can be
tomenting its effects than attack OF the Reu-
matsm hence would refer readers the adver-
tsement Of Thomas Pout, chemist another column by
this they will perceive that the remedy successfully
prepared for the public by his nephew.
From the enviable celebrity which the Doctor acquired
by his skul practice there is doubt but his remedy
win be sought after with avidiy by all who thus az
ficted for ourselves, safely vouch for efficacy
as we have derived great advantage from its use.
From Thomas Castle, Physieian 10 The Brighton Dis
pensary.
- Dear Sir-For the past year | have employed your
Rheumatic preparation in great variety Of in the
Dspensary, and can assure you have seldom found a
case In which 1t failed produce the most salutay effect
Yours respectfully,
To Thos Prout, Esq.
Dear Sir-Having entire confidence in the efficacy OF
your Rheumatic Linment have for time presJrb.
ed to patterns, and feel pleased say have found
much more efcacious than the remedies usually EN-
~ " HENRY TURNER, MI
To Thos Prout, Esq. Chemist.
Dear SirYour Rhematic preparation gaining popu-
lary unprecedented in this section OF the country II IS
recommended by many Of our best physicians and have
ing from its My supply being almost exhausted you
will cge by sending another case as early as conSe-
nlent. l am, sir, yours with respect,
To Thomas Prout, Chemist.
Dear Sr--Hanassn and extra occupations have
absorbed my time for days past that have been
able to your letter earlier date In reply TO
yours of the l4th nst would advise yon TO establish
other agency here, think the sales would Justify it,
Your Liniment Is growing more popular every day. and
oft since its first introduction Physicians speak Of it
In the highest terms and recommend their practice
VIM DUNCAN.
To Thos. Prout, Esq
For sale by r. s. PATTERSON, successort to VIM
Gunton.
Liniment 81 so per box. Compound 81 per box
feb l6