Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-07-30
StanlOns External Remedy,
Chilled Hunts Imminent.

Is now universally acknowledged 20 be the inialli- +
bic remedy tor rheumatism, spinal affections, coHtrac
lions OF the muscles. throat and quincy, issues
Old ulcers, pains m the back and chest, sgue in tie
breast and face ioothache Sprans bushe salt rheun,
buns, Group frosted feet. and all nervous diseases.
The triumphant success which has attended the
application OF this most twonderulmedicnci in curing
che most severe cases Of the different diseases above
named. and the high enconiums that have been be-
slowed upon t. wherever it has been introduced, gves
me the right to call on the gtcted 10 resort at once
u the only remedy that can Be relied on.
Vernon Sussex county, New Jersey.
To George T. Stanton--Dear Sir: The "Hunt's
Iinmeni," which your agent left with me ! have
sold and there has been a number Of Gale for more
Many persons afflicted with various aches and pains
have been cured by it, as they say elIectualy One
csse vii. relate toyou, as Il caused hearty augh
when the person related II here in the store. II is
this: Mr.. X. s. Denton, highly respectable person
living in this village, had procured partof bottle
of vour Iinmcut, at New milford. lie is frequent
ly afflicted with the rheumatism, so that he can
scarcely get about be came in at noon, and his leg
raincd him 80 that ne could not bear much weight
upon II. His wife told him to put some Iinlment on
u; he says To her, twill not do sny good-it like
oil other ouack stuff. But she prevailed on him TO
trvit he did so, then ate his dinner, and went out,
worked an the afternoon, came home al night, sat
down a while, and thought ol his eg-whicll he had
entirely orgottcn,--the Llnimcnt having given him
immediate and permanent relief He came over here
the same night and bought two bottles Of It. Yours,
with rcspcct, II. II. BELTS.
The following certificate Of the restoration Ia
health and the perfect cure Of deformCd and Grip,
pltd chld. who was thought to be beyond the reach
Of hope. SHOWS that, no matter how appalling the
rasc inay lc, there is a remedy in Hunts Liniment
tlat viii conquer the most desperate cases and that
II the d,s,aye is durable, this celebrated external
remedy will 10 it, 1t has never failed in giving i'm
mediate rcNof when timely applied, US proved by the
abundance Of high md uuimpcachablC testimony
the particulars ol which arc to be found in the pam
rhcts which are to be had of every agent
Ossnsng, June 10, 18i5
Geo F.. Stanton, Esq.-Sir: feel called upon by
the tie Of gratitude to offer the following tcstmon,
IN favor OF your external rcmcdy-llunt's Linment
Nv grandson, Clark L. Evans, who is now ten years
of age, has been for the last eight years a cripple
caused by falling from ii chair when he was twt
wears old and wrcnchng his spine. From the tint
uf the occurrence we have tried every means to re
store him to his natural shape, but all without avail
took him to Ncv York, and placed him unde
the care of physciun Of skill, and after remaining
IT, ere some time, We brought him home no bette
than when We took him there For several days a
time. ne was 50 helpless that he could only wall
Nv placing his hands upon his knees to support Civ
Inr HIM the appearance OF delormed hunchback.-
lie was also taken to Newburg, and prescribed 70
,,ithoui any better success. At times he would b.
strong enough 10 20 out oi doors, but after playing
m hour would corle in perfectly exhausted, and 70
several days aterwOuld be again perfectly helpless
We had lost all hope Of seeing him restored to hi
natural shape or strength; but a kind Providence
placed your External Remedy in my hands have
used but four bottles and am reloced to say that the
bv is now as straight as any boy of his age. Any
al INV ncghbor4 will testify to the truth of this state
mcnt | take sincere pleasure in stating these facts
for the benefit Of others suffering under like ca
lamity Yours respectfully, RACHAEL SHuTE.
This Is occrtiiy, that am personally acquainte
with the subscriber, Mrs Shulc, ns well as thu bo
alluded TO- and frankly bear witness TO the dcormit
with which hc Was seriously afflicted, apparently tC
c.-Dalcd Sing Sing, June 9th, ls4j
HENRY HARRIS, Justice Of the Peace.
This Iiniment is sold at 20 and 30 cents per bottl
bv all the principal druggists and merchants throug
out the country Wholesale agents in New York;
lIuAuLY, PHELTs 4 Co., l42 Water street.
RrsHToN & CO., 10 Broadway.
A8GD SANDS, coTcroi Fulton WilIia
AsTNWALL, Sc " iliiam street,
Orders addressed to me at Sing Sing New YOr
WIll be promptly attended TO-
GEORGE +. STANTON, Proprietor
G-~Ths medicine is for sale At the drug store
Robert Kennedy in CarrolIton,
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