The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-20
Disease of the Spine and Spinal Marrow the
cause OF Nervous and other com plants OF
long standing.

long standing.
Mn. BENNETT
As the above named complaints have become ex.
ceedngly alent in the country and told equally
most affecting, emily to the sufferers themselves but
their relations, have taken the liberty of sending
this publication believing that it will be of the greatest
utility to many finserted in your paper and do it more
particularly the treatment which has been
used with success having been published in plain
to enable the sufferer his friends to prepare
and apply the remedies with success themselves My
enton first called to the subject by seeing the follow
ing in Philadelphia paper -
al have thought it my duty for the purpose of benefit.
ting the public and to dspel the doubts Of those who
men made in the work in relation to the extent to which
health. CHARLES COHILL,
lis north I'd street.
Personally appeared before me, this twenty fifth day Of
April the above named Charles Coh and stated that he
reduced inches in stature by disease Of the
spinal bones, without other deformy as stated the
l54th page Of the work eAled Medical Suggestions to
and that he was restored to health by the author
Of the work.
(~.ol Sworn and subscribed before me this twenty.
LIS. fifth day of April, A. DISC; n.rn
On account being afflicted with disease of spine and
told by my physicians that could not be restored
letter TO friend at Philadelphia requesting him to call
upon Mr. Coh and procure statement of the particulars
Of his and also to send me copy of the work. which
he has done much to my satisfaction He informed me
that he personally acquainted with number of per-
who had been given up ncurable by their ply
cans but had been restored to health by the author of
superior knowledge of the of the complaints Since
have been using the remedies described in the work.
have become much better that have every to
believe that will be restored Several of nv
neghbors have also been using the remedies recommended
for fits palsy papitaons ofthe heart &c., with the great
est benefit In short the Investigations contained in the
work acknowledged by the yscians this part
tho country TO be invaluable much that have
had an extract made the use of the public
would also state that the work is entitled Medical Sus
gestions 10 Parents BY a. H. MeNair, NJ d. The
thor resides in the city of Philadelphia and told that
hai hfc in Ncv NorE
and Boston, who had been afflicted with palsy, fits and
other chronic complain is.
have cut the following from New York paper and if
is not too long would ask you insert it, will
better idea of the character Of the work than any
thing can
"MEssRs EpIroRs In sequence of having a
very Interesting communication from ladies Of your city
relating to domestic medical work, entitled Sug-
gsstions Parents and others end account of Edn
the work OF tho greatest utility, have taken the
ib,ry OF sending you this for publication The work is
in al in Sc, eral parts of the State of New York
and highly spoken by men both in and out of the me.
deal profession and was if not the fear of inrudng
would relate several OF which have been made
by the afflicted themselves alter having been given
by the most eminent medical In short the work
has produced complete revolution in the treatment OF
many diseases, such consumption, liver complaints
palsy fits insanity general nervous debility, Sc Our OBJ
ject in recommending the work is more particularly
| account of females 1t is well known that many
| thousand females have their constitutions de.
stroyed by those remedies advertised by inhu-
man impostois and that the delicate young lady will tax
the filthy drugs in preference to stating her complaint
a respectable physician. The above named work
happily adapted to their contains the symptoms
cause and treatment of their complaints together it'll
the opinions of the most respectable medical men, and
ft pleased in being able to state that since the nroduc
ton of the work among u.s. those filthy remedies adver
sed and recommended by supers'itoxs mpostors have
been abandoned
HUGH MONTE, MD.
EDWARD r. KING, MD.
| CHARLES MYERS, MD.
| JAMES STEvER, MD.
| W. g. BROWN, MD.
| PHILIP PATTERSON MD.
DANIEL 8. KEID, Md.
| NV YoRK March lth, 1872
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