Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-08
Stanton's External Remedy,
CALLED
HUNTS IMMINENT,

ls now universally acknow ledged 10 be the INFALLl
BILE REMEDY Tor kheunallsm, spinal Affections
COntractous Of the Muscles sore Throat ana 0ulhs)
Issues Old Ulcers Pans IN the Back ANA Chcsl Agh'
IN the Breast aud Face, Toolhache sprains, bruses
Salt Rhrnm Burns, Group, Frosted Feet and all N.f
The TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS which has a,iende,
the application OF this most WONDERFUL MEDi
CINE In curing the most severe cases oi the diiereh
Diseases above pamed--nnt the High Enconiuns tha
have been bestowed upon H. wherever II has been MIRO
duced, gives me the right 10 call on the AftLio iEi
Ia resort N once 10 the ONLY REMEDY THAT CAN
BE RELIED ON.
- The faculty unite In recommending the celebra
ted External Remedy, Hunts Linmeut
Tho following letter from the highly eminent Phy-i,
clans who have been attached to the Mount Pleasant
State Prison tor many Neurs Is the best evidence oi the
siNo siSG, December 26, lsi5.
My Dear Sir I'll received yournOte OF yesterday ask
ing my opinion IN relation to HUNTS LISIMEST pre-
pared by Mr.. George Il. stanton. Knowing its com
position mud having frequently used IT, can recon-
mend IL to you as s,FE EXTERNAL REMEDY, and, in
my opinion, the BEST Lnineni now IN Use.
"''' 4. k HOFFMAN.
Col. Pierre Van Cortlandl, Croon Manor.
| fully concur in the above opinion.
W. N. BELCHER.
YoRKTowN, January Ia, lsl5.
sIR In reply to your letter, would say that have
used your External Remedy, called Hunts i.inment ~
my practice since you made me acquainted with the
composition and unhesitatingy say that believe II to
be the best External Remedy now in use for the com
plants for which you recommend II.
BENZ. d. MILLER, MD.
Go. l.. sr ANTON, Esq.
FROM the N. Y. Sun.
W Among the mass Of worthless arti.l les and hum
bugs that poured forth at the present day upon the
country Is really refreshing to nnd something OF real
practical utility something simple, speedy, ana efiec-
tual in its operation, and al the same time Tree from
those njurious effects which generally attend powerful
remedies. Hunts Llnimcnt, prepared by Geo f. stan
ton, of Sing Sing though has been but short time
before the public, has already obtained the confidence
only of onr most wealthy aud influential citizens,
l.tIn lnllNa airtn oh
to be sovereign balm for many OF the ills that flesh Is
heir To, soothing the aching limb and by It's genuine
stimulating influence. banishng disease from the sys-
TEN.
Mn. srASros-5ir,-seeing your advertisement OF
iIUsTs LIsIMEST, was induced To try It's effects on
my son, who haG been crippled win lame back rom
an infant aud IL II with gratitude bear testimony TO
its wonderful healing properties My child VINO IL now
five years ofage, is now in IA fair way ofrecoyery.
DEMMON C. NICKERsON
Posr OrFIo, TowNERs, Putnam Co.
certify that am personally acquainted WIN the
above named child, aud think the father would be safe
~ '"' '"' ''"' "' ~" . ~ JAS. W. DyKMAN,
November S, 1916. Deputy Post Master.
P.s. Iwould also state that have been for mum
ber Of years subject frequent attacks Of the Rheua
tsm which Ia many instances prevented my attending
to my business Two or three applications OF the Lni
nent invariably remove all affections ui the KIND. In
cases of bruises sprains, and sores TO
MENTION IL has In this vicinity proved certain remedy
Its value only be estimated by those who have
given IL IA lair trial.
This Linment is sold at rs and so cents per bottle
by a the Principal Druggists and Merchants throughout
the country.
WhOiesaie AGENTS in .New York.
HoADLEY. PHELPS & co. l42 Water street.
RUSIIrON Il co. 40 Broadway.
A. Is. &D ID SANDS, corner Fulton and William.
| AsPINWALL, 81 William street.
@s'I c C GEosGE s.s s9H WI"
| dec. "a Proprietor.