Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-06-04
Stations External Remedy


Is now universally acknowledged to be the infalli
Die remedy for rheumatism, spinal Affections eontrac
tons Of the muscles, throat and quincy, issues
old ulcers, pains in the back and chest, sgue in tie
breast and face Oothache prans brushes salt rheum
burns Group frosted feet and all nervous diseases.
The triumphant success which has attended the
application of this most wonderful medicine in curing
the most severe of the different diseases above
named, and the high enconiums that have been be-
slowed uponit wherever it has been introduced gives
me the right to call on the afflicted to resort at once
to the the only remedy that can be relied on.
FEVER SoREs.-The following letter has just been
received by the hands of Dr. Benz d. Miller, of the
cure Of an old Indoent Ulcer, or Fever Sore. This
person has been under the hands of several Physi
clans, and used every remedy yet found no relief till
he was induced to try Hunts Liniment, which efec-
ted perfect cure.
The following letter from Edmund NJ. Blunt, Esq,
whose name has been rendered immortal as the au-
thor Of the Coast Pilot, and several other Nautical
works. is most reliable evidence Of the great value of
the celebrated External Remedy, Hunts Liniment.
SSs SING, July 25, Is45.
George E. Stanton, Esq.-Dear Sir: For more
than half a century have suffered by rheumatism.
few months since, in consequence Of that disease
which sticks closer than brother fell and injured
my SIDE inducing my applying Hunts Linment, from
which had immediate relief; subsequently feeling
an attack Of my old companion, applied it to the part
affected, which at once removed it. AS law COM
pels all shp-masters to carry medicine chest whilst
at sea, none should go without this, as think one
bottle for external purposes worth all the medicine
they can carry You may use this communication
at your pleasure. Very respectfully yours,
EDMUND M BLUNT.
| gentleman Of high standing in the society of
Friends, speaks as fellows of the great remedy,
Hunts Liniment:
NEWCASTLE, llth month, list, 1874
George E. Stanton-Esteemed Friend: Thy letter
Of the 29th ultimo is received. In my reply would
say, that have been troubled with a lame knee for
several years. during which time it has distressed me
much. Iprocured bottle of Hunts Liniment at thy
store early last spring, and have used it freely, and
can say that since that time have had little or no
trouble with my knee. friend, to whom sent a
bottle, informs me that it great benefit to her
in rheumatic affection. have no hesitation in re-
commencing it to any person needing an external
remedy. JACOB GRIFFIN.
BEDFORD, September 4, lS45.
To George E. Stanton,-Sir: Sometime since |
over-heated myself in working, and in short time
the calf of my leg-broke out in pimples, which by
scratching became fever sores of the worst de-
scriptOn. The irritation and swelling was so great
that could not rest day or night used but one bot
tie of your Liniment, and am now entirely well.-
Twas also affected by swelling in my groin from
the same causes, and the application of the Linment
relieved me at once, and | most confidently recon-
mend it to the public as an invaluable remedy.
RICHARD MOSHER.
This Lnment is sold at 25 and 80 cents per bottle
by all the principal druggists and merchants through
out the country. Wholesale agents in New York;
HoADLY, PHELPS Co., l42 Water street.
RUsHToN Co., ITO Broadway.
A. B.& ID. SANDS, corner of Fulton William
AsPINwALL, Sc iliiam street.
Orders addressed to me at Sing Sing, New York,
will be promptly attended to.
GEORGE E. STANTON, Proprietor.
0E-This medicine is for sale at the drug store Of
Robert Kennedy in Carrollton.
April l6, lS47-27-2m.