Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
FIFTY rHOuSANnh-'
Pod for "a, Onr,.a, D. ~l
tELERkA TED LINJ,,,s
OF ST, JOIIN i,Ni''
TnlS mos, wondc,lu. rene, w..

IlllS most wondctiuI REM.
ST JOHN LONG. of -
external application to- ma,,
tor tho hist time introduce Do. ~,
States,
The great fame o',h.mr,
tcinc has preceded it,sv.l.
following extract taken lfaw.,.,
tclhecnccr, vol. 2,)a:c ~. Ha
ttoduccd To show luc pu... D.. -
nation IN which ST lD..., 't
held, not onlyby the r,1gls b.
large, but also hy the Modem 'rs
"Dr. Maorolgh, called t., ,'.''
Medical Society 70 ,Ac com.
Llnimcnt employee tvs o.,
John Long, winch at ,ue l..
small controversy with tc,r,.,...
virtues. 1t was known IN n....
bers, ihatai the death OF thatYn
Crct Of the composition wa,..
nous sum ui IlOOOU gup.
employed tie ldnlmcm r.,g,
during the last year, aoa n,. ~.
consequent on It's spph,lu.a ,,.
founding The phcnomen, "
the use Of 1t are such aSWI.u,
holder and are often deem. ,..
those u ho employ tie remel, -.
cal by many OF the ptoicalon -
!. The appearance Of ctea
redncss on one pat oi the ,libn,.
when uniformly rubbed-lh, -,
spot being always directly m III, -,
hood, and over tho part where Ii,
ocatcd.
,. On the con,inualion Of The rl,
some time, the oozlng ola Au5 from n,
face, varying IN color, the culI, ID &C.
unbroken.
?. The healing Of The dlsc,,, o,j.
continued action Of the l4uncnr
tho uuanSwetahle Testimony BOO 49,.
most important external tcmea,
healing virtues are DISPLAYED 10 me-,
most tedious and obstinate ailc,aol.s,
the human frame /, subl,l-...
umphauily so, IN all those lucm i
diseases, which DEFY alike tic.
physician aud power Of mca,.,
the excitement OF a new aCuua .f
lent vessels Of the pant anccc 4
the application OF tins lumr
caro- is affected and the disease rr i
The continued application WilDil.eyl
IN, assurcdly produce a y,GaGf r ~
rcctIy orcr the part aH,cieh thOs p. 4
with uncitlnE certainty the pumu !
disease, and 10y continuing the o.
vliIaled and morbid fund, wlu Be- v
ooZe through the skin, and pass ~ "
bly, from the surface toy the cVhatr q
and hereby entirely eradicate n,,apt
disease, and Restoring lho part aac.ti
usual health.
The following complaints are /,
which the lInImcnl OF ST. John Ia
most consplcuouSly:
RAcImahSm. This most d,tc"
case, which il 50 unlyctSalIyptca,c.
SLY curcc in short time hy lu.l
few bottles oi the liulmcnl.
PdisJ, OF the legs, arms, hands 7
will be speedily restored To action ~
oughly rubbing With The llnlment on,
a time, three times a day.
Tic Doiorcur. This mos, panic @
may be totally cradlcalcd 10y a..
John Longs Linlmcn,.
Ltrcr Complaint, SO tedious AM r
ted IN It's nature, wearing out the PATE
long gradual scene ui suffering and +.
Is soon a,.eyiaIcd bv the use Of lnc f
and when pcrseVered IN IT'S cuuunuu
cation Is uIumStcly cured.
WINE SriliEgS These pninfo ~,
are cured 10y Tins remedy without az .
disastrous and nu>ccmly dis,oriion
always attend these affections, 50 ..u.
proach to the science Of medicine
ShF JOINTS, Are rcadered Nup.e3a
Der by thoroughly rubbing III &c h
four OF FIVE times day.
Assesses, OF all kluds, are 49,. '
to a head, and II taken N season ar, Cd
prevented.
Drop,y IN The Chest or H,1r' 5. o.
ally cured by daily and conNlNsr
to the chest OF this invaluable rcr
all dropslcal diseases its effects are o..
ionishlng.
Pans M HE S,d-, Baci ar B,gr
troublesome ailcctlons.so tedious NH
are totally dlssipated by the u,c q. q.
bottle.
Asthma. This hitherto mos, '''e
complaint, is greatly relieved hT Ca
bling with the llnlment, and # Of lon.
ing, is ultimately cured with cou'1s
bing, and wearing next 10 the cbes /
cloth wet in the IMMINENT.
BRUISES and SprdnS, llowcyc' '17
Immediately relieved, and a. so',,t
stiffness removed.
Nervous Complaints, Are ln'n
sooihed and quoted by the virga
remedy, and their tendency to re'u"T
leSsened-and all Internal Swe.I.7
cry nature are ban,sned IKE a c.lr
the operation of this Llnlmeni.
Agents w. r.. G.. Sloddari -
II Slmonds, pn,sford V Ross ~
W.iB. Brown, Cuitngsyllle Jann~'
Caslleton
II pRlCF % cents.