Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-10

Il now universally Acknowledged to hs the IN
FAbLiHLE REMEDY for
Spinal affections. Rheumatism. Paralysis and MI Net-
vUis affections Salt rlietlfn. Group. or Hives, Autte
in the breast and face. Weak Joints. Colds, Tooth
ache. Sore throat and Quinsy. liberated sores.
Burns. Frosted feet. Indnlent Ulcers. Fresh wounds.
Bunynns, Corns. Swellings and bruises. Srfofnlous
affections, Paine in the back, Nervous headache.
Tic dolUrsux, Eprainr. Mri#1uito bites. and oil ttI-
taheos and Nervous diseases.
The TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS which has Hiten-
ded, the application cf this most WONDERFUL ME-
DlC1NE in curing the tnost severe cascs of The differ
ent Diseases above naInrd-ani the HIGH ENCOM-
IUMS that bave been bestowed upon H.. wherever it
has been introduced. gives me the right 70 call on the
AFFLICTED to resort nj once tn the ONLY RENE
by THAT CAN be RELIED ON.
ny The faculty unite in recommending the celebrated
external remedy Hunts Lininent
The following letter from the highly eminent PLY
sicians who have been attached To the Mount Pleas
ant State Prison for many wears. IL the best evidence
OF the value Of this celebrated liniment4
Sing Sing. December 90. 1915.
My Dear SRI received your note Of yesterday,
asking my opinion in relation to Hunts Einiment. ~
prepared by Mr., George u. STANTON. Knowing its
composition. and having frequently used it. I can rB.
commend il to you rs n safe External Remedy. and in
my opinion the best Lininrnt now in use.
A. X. HOFFMAN.
Col Pierre Van Cortlant. Crnton Manor.
". N. BELCHER
Yorktown. january "a. 1915.
Sir:-In reply TO your letter, ! would say TINT |
have used your External Remedy. called Hunts Ii
niinent. in my practice since you made ME acquainted
with its composition and unhesitatingly sav that be-
lieye 1t 10 he the host External Remedy now i'm Use
for the complaints for which you recommend it.
Yours respectfully. BENZ D. MILLER. NJ y
FEVER SoREs
The following letter has Just been received from the
hands Of DR.. Benjamin y, Miller. of the cure Of nm
old Indolent Ulcer. or Fever Sore. This person has
been Under the hands of several Physicians. and used
every remedy. YET found no relief. till he WINS induced
TO try Hunts Liniment. which effected a perfect cure
Pinesbridge. June II. 1915
Geo. 2. Stanton. Esq--Dear Sir:-For eix years I
have suffered with what is commonly called n Fever
Sore upon my leg. | can scarcely describe to vot NIL |
have endured for this long period. by this dreadful conn
plant. only about half the time have been able to
work, have had it examined by several Physicians
and tried many uathn remedies of the day for This kind
OF disease but none Of them afforded me any relief. |
sent for DIR. Miller. aud he recommended me TO use
Hunts Liniment. | did SO and after using five bottles
I am entirely well of hideous sore. that | supposed
would hang on me for life. I feel like n new man. and
heartily recommend this Imminent e. MI suffering per-
sons, that they may be relieved at once.
most respectfully yours, OWEN O'SLAvIN.
Remember this Eminent is sold At the extraordinary
low price oC IS cents a bottle, Who would hesitate
when certain relief is to he had for a small sum I
Sold by every respectable Druggist and Merchant
throughout the country. GEORGE T.. STANTON,
Sing Sing, Winchester Co. n. Y. Proprietor.
AND ny THE FOLLOWING AGENTS,
Il. J%ouRpAN. II. T. WAppILL. G. NJ. HERoMAN.
BARON RouGE, La. Feb. 12-Im.