Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-21

An immediate relief, to lncipieni Consumption. The
Btonchilis OF public speakers; Paipiiaion OF The
Heart. Dyspepsia, SPIRAL weakness, Piles Pro-
lapsus Uten and All, add Diseases OF paituueni
and ohi.dbcd Ladies without medicines.
THIS instrument has been examined by Dfs.
i Mott Rodgers, Francis and Gfiscomb OF New
York. the faculty. OF pn,sbutg Hartford, New Hs-
ven and Middleiown, Conn, and has obtained ioi
itself their favorable testimony.
The following will show wha, kind Of testimony
might be sdduoed IN many cases
MidJletown, Conn, June 25, 1919.
Dr. Boardman--Sir.-ln answer TO your inquiries
respecting my case will merely say, that have
been sick since I strained my breast and loins in
MAY 1896 from that lime ] continued TO grow
worse, when in the Fall Of 80. ! abandoned bus-
ness, and have not done any thing since. suppos-
ed, from ali could learn about my caso,-hequont-
ly raising blood, coughing very hard and cxpec'o-
rating profusely; deriving no benefit from many
Physicians aid all medicines recommended To me
that my was hopeless Last winter my
brother told me he had heard good account OF Dr.
Bannings Lace IN such cases, aud was anxious that
should try it; accordingly procured one from YOU
and since began TO wear 1t my breathing, which
very short and lsboriOus, became easy and nat
ural; the pain and nuiering pal piiaiion of the
heart has subsidized, cough and expectora,ion great
ly lessened; nay limbs, which were exceedingly pain
ful, have become useful so that can walk comfort
ably. am able 10 shave myself with comfort,
The piles, whicts have troubled me for nine years,
are nearly eradicaed. lwork some 10 the garden
and am able TO ride four miles at with pleasure
and beneft. Yours, &c. Wm. RaNNEY.
: DR.. c. NJ. Boardman.
Sir-I have been much afflicted for many years,
with headache, pain in the breast side, back and
limbs attended with loss Of appetite, dizziness, Ian
gnor, drowsiness and general debility Of the whole
system; for which have tried all the usual reme-
dies, both externally and internally without obtain
ing any permanent relief. was induced TO try Dr..
Bannings Patent Lace, and the benefit derived from
it, surpasses all my expectations. have not been
so free from pain, nor enjoyed good health, at
this OF the year, for the last 90 years. and
attribute it entirely 10 the use Of the Lace.
VIM WOODWARD.
Middletown, Conn, June 25, 1913.
Middetewn, Conn, June 25, Is43.
Doct Boardman-Dear Sir In answer to your
enquiries respecting the effect of DIR. Bannng's
Lace in the of my wife, ] will state that for
twenty years past she has been afflicted with COM
plicaton OF complaints TO which females subject
She has tried all the physicians and all medicines
recommended for snch complaints, without regard
to expense, and found only temporary relief Her
most distressing complaints palpitaton of the heart,
oppression and sense ofgrcat weigh, at the pit of
The stomach, prolapsus OF the womb, &C., were re-
LEVIED after wearing the Lace two hours, and she
has continued 10 improve daily. With this view Of
the case, cannot use language strong enough 10
convey my approval Of the instrument.
| STEPHEN BRooKs, Jr.
! This may certify that a short time since called
OH Doct Hibard, of Rutland, for advice in relation
| TO myself had not walked for five months with
out assistance, and not then without extreme pain
in my back, hips and loins, owing TO prolapsus and
general falling down of the abdominal vcera, pal
pitation, nervous weakness, costiveness, continual
hollown'ss at the pit of the stomach finally contin-
| ual arrangement ofthe whole system. DIR Hibard
| aDDlied Of DIR Dofe Toce nd in
less than one hour could walk naturally, without
| any support but my own body, and almost entirely
relieved from those distressing symptoms which
have been growing more aggravated ever since last
| December. All the medicine i have taken has
done me little no good, because the right appca-
lion was not applied, till applied TO DR. Hbard,
and feel certain that from present indications am
| in fair way to recover. MARY THAYER.
| Attest, Daniel Thayer.
| Mrs. Eunice Todd
Hampton, N. Y, Sept. 6, ls43.
DIR. HlBARD having purchased from DR.. Ban
ming the exclusive right to vend the "Paient Lace,
IN this vicinity, will keep on hand an assortment sui
| hcient for those who may call for the same. The
subscriber has, in his extensive chronic practice in
Vermont for the last seven years, seen the absolute
want OF this mechanical application, with the 'Re-
formed Practce' TO meet the wants OF the many
distressing cases for which the Lace is appcable
| and in cahdOr and truth feels as though too much
praise and gratitude could not be bestowed on DR.
Banning for his continual labors, for number o
years, to invent this instrument such accurate
physiological principles, applicable, and afford
ing immediate relief TO those cases for which it i.
designed. The unders igned has made number o
applications, and in NJ instance has il failed TO ben
eft the patient, although it is but few days since
he applied the first. lie feels confident that man
OF the chronic which he could not entirely cure
was for the want of this mechanical application, L
keep the vcera OF the bod in proper relative posi-
lion, that the patient, by xercise and proper medi
cines, might be restored.
DR.. HiBARD, would tender his acknowledgment
to his friends, for the liberal patronage he has
ceived for the year past and he will always endeav
or to make all improvements, and adopt all real i'm
provemen,s, for those who NAV rely on him for relic
the various diseases of the human system Tn
subscriber Ctl further notice be given) will be read
to attend TO calls from distance, on Mondays Tues
days and Wednesdays, and all days of the week II
attend to practice in the vicinity, both by night an
day. j. b. HIBARD, NJ ID.
Rutland, VI. Sept. III 1913. 37:Iy
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