Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
STATIONS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
HUNTS, LIN[uENT,
Is now universally Acknowledged 10 be tie /


IL now universally aekaowie1eed III be Ire IN.
FALLlBLE Kennedy for
SPINAL affections. Rheumatism. ParaIgsis aud ell Ner
vols affections Salt rFisutn. Group. br Hives, hgue
In Ghe breast and face. Weak Joints, Colds. Tooth.
ache, snre throat and Q1inay. liberated sores
Burns. Trnated feet. I~ninlent Gtccra. Fresh wounds.
Btt1{ ans. 19rns. Swslluigs md bruises Scr1fti'ouE
affections. Pains in the back, Nervous headache
Tic d0l0renx, sprains. Mnsqtiito bites. and all Gu
taneos and Nervous Diseases.
THE TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS which has atten-
deI the application Of this most WONDERFUL Me
UfGINE in ctiribe the most se$ere cases Of the differ.
e4t Diseases abpte II1fnet-and the HIGH ESGtM-
that bave been bestowed Hpgti 1T, wherever i
has been introduced gives me the right ~ call IN the
AFFLICTED to resort at hlce To tbs ONLY RENE.
by THAT CAN BE RELIED ON.
o. The faculty unite in recommending the eaiebrated
external remedy Hunts fdnirnant.
The following letter from the highly eminent Ply
siciaIts who lfave been attached III the Mount Ffeasa
ant State Prison for ttany years. IL tile hest evidence
of the value Of this celebrated Ltnir1eIft.
Sing Sing. December &c. t945.
Nv Uedr Mtr.---f received your note Of yesterday
asking my opinion in relation 10 Hunts I,ininfent. as
prepared by Mr.. George f. STANTON. Knowing its
commend ii to Won ne u aafe External Remedy, and in
my opinion the best Liniment now in use.
Very truly and respectfully yonrs.
A. X HOFFMAN.
Col. Pierre Van Cortlant. Croton Manor.
] fully concur in the above opinion.
w. ". BELCHER
Yorktown, January IA, 1916.
Sir;-fn reply n yU1r letter, | would say that |
have used your External Remedy. called Hunts ri.
niment, in my practice since You made me acquainted
with its composition, and unhesitntingiy say that I he
lieye it TO be the best External Remfedy now in use
for the complaints for which you recommend it.
Yours respectfully. BENZ D. MILLER, NJ d
FEVER soREs
The following letter has Just been received from tie
hands Of Dr.. Benjamin II. Miller, IF the cure Of an
old Incident Ulcer, or Fever Sore. This person Inns
been under the hands of several Physicians. and used
every remedy, yet found NO relief, til he was induced
to try Hunts LinlTnsnt, which effected n perfect cttre
Pinesbridge. June 10, 1916
Geo. i. Stanton, Esq,--Dear Sir:-=For six years
have suffered With what la commonly called n Fever
Sore upon my leg. | can scarcely describe 10 Won all
have endured for this long period, by this dreadful com
plaints only about half the time have | been able II
work. | have had ii examined by several Physicians
and tried many of the remedies If tie ddy for tlis kline
If disease but none Of them afforded ME Any relief.
sent for DIR. Miller, and he recommended me to Use
Hunts inimsnt. ! did so and after using five bottle,
| am entirely we'll nj a tideous sore. that supposed
would hang on me for life. | feel like a new n1an, ant
heartily recommend this Imminent to all suffering pr
Sons, that they may be relieved ut once.
most respectfully yours, OWEN O'sLhVtN
Remember this Liniment Is sold MT the extraon1inar
low price Of rs cents a bottle. Who wotlld hesitat
when certain relief is to be had for a small sum
Sold by every respectable Druggist and Merchau
throughout the country. GEORGE f. STANTON
Sing Sing, Winchester Go. N Y Proprietor.
AND ny THE FOLLOWING AGENTS.
b. J6uHBAS. HI WAbbft1~ g.. NJ HERoMAN.
BAToN RoueE, La. Feb. PIN.