Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-14
StantOn's External Remedy,
.. CALLED
HUNTS IINIMENT,

Is universally acknowledged to be the INFALLI-
BILE REMEDY Tor Rheumatism, Spinal Affections,
CUntrac ons Of the Muscles, Sore Throat and Quinsy,
Issues, Old Ulcers Pains in the Back and Chest Ague
in the Breast and Face, Toolhache, sprans Bruses,
Salt Rheum Burns, Group, Frosted Feet, and all Ner-
The TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS which has attended
the application of this most WONDERFUL MEDI-
CINE in curing the most oases OF the different
Diseases above named-an5 the High Encomums that
have been bestowed upon II wherever II has been intro
duced, gives the right TO call ON the AFFLICTED
TO resort once TO the ONLY REMEDY THAT CAN
BE RELIED ON.
81, The faculty unite in recommending the celebra.
ted External Remedy, Hunts Linmeut
Tho following letter from tho highly eminent Phy-k
clans who have been attached to the Mount Pleasant
State Prison for nny yeurs is the best evidence Of The
( value OF this celebrated Llniment.
sINo SING, December &c, Is45.
My Dear Sir IL received your noie Of yesterday, ask
ing my opinion In relation TO HUNTS LNIMHNT, as pre-
pared by Mr.. George l.. Stanton. Knowing is COM
position, mud having requonlly used II, can recon-
mend it to you as SAFE EXTERNAL REMEDY, and, in
my opinion, the BEST Lnincnt now In use.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
Col Pierre Van Cortlandt, Croion Manor
' ' " " W. N. BELoHER.
YoRKrowN, january II, Is45.
STR In reply to your letter, would say that have
used your External Remedy, called Hunts Linment in
my practice since you made me acquainted with The
position and unhesiiatgly say that believe II to
he the best External Remedy now In for the
plants for which you recommend II.
Yours respectfully, - .
BENZ. d. MILLER, NJ. y.
GEO. T.. STANTON, Esq.
From the ". Y. Sun.
| VT Among the mass of worthless articles and hum
bugs that poured forth the present day upon the
country is reully refreshing to 6nd something ofreni
practical utility something simple, speedy, and efiec
iual IN it's operation. and al the sumo time Tree from
those injurious effects which generally Attend powerful
remedies. Hunts Llnlment, prepared by Geo f. STAN
ton, of Sing sing though IL has been but short time
before the public has alrendy obtained the confidence
mi ~
hut our most eminent ply sicans. All acknowledge IL
to be sovereign balm for many Of he ills hat flesh s
heir to, soothing the aching limb, and by its genuine
stimulating influence. banishng disease from the sys
! TEN.
| Mr.. srANroN-sr,-Seeng Your advertisement OF
HUNTS LNIMENT, was induced to try ls efiec's on
my son, who had been crippled with lame back from
an infant and II is with gratitude bear testimony to
its wonderful healing properties. My child who is
five years OF age, is now in fair way OF recovery.
DEMMoN C. NICKERsoN.
| Posr OFFIcE, TowNERs, Putnam Co.
certify that am personally acquainted with tho
above named child, aud think the father would be SAFE
JAS W. DYKMAN,
| November 5, 1885, Deputy Post Muster.
P.s would also state that have been for a num-,
bcr OF years subject Ia frequent attacks Of the Rheuma
tisn, which IN many instances prevented my attending
to my business Two or three applications OF the Lint
ment invariably remove all affections Of the kind. In
cases ol bruises sprans, and sores too numerous TO
mention. has in this vicinity proved certain remedy.
Its value can only he estimated by those who have
given IL n fuir trial.
This Linment Is sold at 25 and so cents per bottle,
by nil the Principal Druggists and Merchsns throughout
the country.
Whoiesaic AGENTS in New York.
| HOADLEY. PHELPS 4 co. l42 Water street.
| RUSHTON a. co. ITO Broadway
| A. D. e. ID SANDS, corner Fulton and William.
| ASPIN WALL, sc William street.
Orders addressed to me nj Sing Sing, N. Y, will be
attended to. GEORGE l.. STANTON,
| dec "a Proprietor.