Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-18
StantOn's External Remedy.
CALLED HIIMT,S 1INIMENT.

StdA1tOkA'S 6XteE1Au1
CALLED HUNTS LINIMENT,
rs now universally acknowledge TO be the
REMEDY for Rheuma-
tism, Spinal Affection, Contractlons of the
sore throat and Clumsy, Issues ola
Ulcers, pain in the back and chest. ague IN
the breast and face, tooth,ache, spraIns, brui-
ses, salt Rheum, burns ,-rcroup, frosted feet,
and all nervous disea ses.
The triumphant SUCCESS which has S ATTENDED
the application of the most ioondefJu9 !neGa-
cine IN curing the most severe cases OF the
different Diseases above named ,-and the
high encomiums that have been bestowed upon
it, wherever it has been introduced, gives me
the right to call on the-atlicted to resort at
once to the only remedy that can be'el'ed on
Vernon, Sussex Co. N. J.
To George E. StGnton,-
Dear Sir:-The Hunts Lniment,"
which your agent left with me have sold.
and there has been number of calls for
more. Many persons afflicted with various
Aches and Pains, have been cured by it, as
they say effectually. One case will relate
to you, as it caused hearty laugh, when
the person related it here in the store. 1t
is this: Mr.. r. S. Denton. highly respect
able person living in this village, had procured
part ola bottle of your Llniment, at New
Milford, NJ. He is frequently afflicted with
the"Rheumatism, SO that he can scarcely get
aboEt; he came in at noon, and his leg paln>
ed him SO that he could not bear much
weight upon il. His wife told him to put
some Liniment on it; he says to her, it will
not do any good---it is like all other quack
stuff. But she prevailed ON him to try it,.
He did SO, then ate his dinner, and went out,
worked all the afternoon, came in at night,
sat down a while, md thought of his leg
which he had entirely forg gotten!-the Lin
iment having given him immediate and per-
manent relief. He came over here the same
night and bought two bottles of it.
- Yours with respect.
H. II. BELTS.
The following certificate of the restora-
ton to health and the perfect cure ofa de-
formed and crippled child, who was thought
to be beyond the. reach of hope, shows that,
no matter how appalling the case may be,
there is remedy in Hunts Lininent that
will conquer the most.desperate cases; and
that, if the disease is durable. this celebra-
ted external remedy will do it. 1t has nev
er failed in giving immediate relief when
timely applied, as proved by the abundance
of high and unimpeachlble testimony, the par
tIculars of which are to be found in the pam
phlets which are to be had of every agent.
Ossinsing, June 10, 1845.
Geo. E.. Stanton, Esq.
SIR:-I feel called upon by the tie of
gratitude, TO offer the following testimony
in favor of your External Remedy-Hsnt's
Liniment. My grandson, Clark E. Evans,
who is now ten years of age, has been for
the last eight years cripple, caused by fall
ing from chair when he was Two years old.
and wrenching his spine. From the time OF
the occurrence we have tried every means
to restore him to his natural shape. but all
without avail. We took him to New York,
and placed him under the care of a physi>
clan ofskill, and after remaining there some
when we took him there. For several days
at time. he was so helpless that he could
only walk by placing his hands upon his
knees to support, giving him the appear
ance of deformed httnchdack. He was also
taken to Newburg, and prescribed for with~
! out any better success. At times he would
be strong enough TO 60 out of doors, but af>
ter playing an hour, would come in perfect>
ly exhausted, and for several days after
would be again perfectly helpless. We had
lost all hope of seeing him restored to bis
natural shape or strength: but kind Provi>
dence placed your External Remedy in my
hands. have used but four bottles, and am
rejoiced to say that the boy is now as
STdfgHG dS any IVY "a HE dge. any OI III y
neighbors will testify to the truth of this
statement. take sincere pleasure in stat>
ing these facts, for the benefit of others
suffering under like calamity.
Yours, respectfully,
RACHAEL SHUTE.
This is to certify, that | am personally
acquainted with the subscriber, Mrs. Shute,
as we'll as the boy alluded to, and frankly
bear witness to the deformity with which he
was seriously afflicted, apparently for life.-
Dated Sing Sing, June 9, 1845.
HENRY HARRIS,
Justice of the Peace.
This Liniment is sold at s5 and so cents
per bottle, by all the Principal Druggists and
Merchants throughout the country.
Wholesale Agents In Nea0 York.
HoADLEY, PHELPS & Co. 142 Water st.
RUsHToN &. Co. 11O Broadway.
B. & D. SANDS, corner Fult on& Willis
AsPlNwALL, Sc William street. @