Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

% The following compliment to DR.. STEPHEN
JEwETT and his medicrs is well deserved, and from
what we learn of them ah the references 10 eminent
and high standing citizen we advise those who are in
need of medicines to givehem thorough trial.
(FTOm the New hampshire Sentinel.)
DIR. Stephen Jewett.
DIR. Stephen Jewett wa native of Rindge, n. H.
lie was born in 1868, andwas engaged in an extensive
and successful practice ofnedcine for more than thirty
years lie was one of thse vigorous, seft taught mer
that appeared on the stag in years gone by, but OF
whom hardly one now renins. Obstacles which dis.
heartened others, presente no imredmens to his act.
I'VE and vigorous mind. lie by nature physician
In early lie he commence his experiments to discover
the medical quality of rolls and herbs He awaited
himself OF the aid of boos and physicians, when op-
portunlty offered; but wa untammelled by the dogmas
Of books, professors OF schools. In the course oi
years. by dnt OF hard study, unwearied experiments
and Investigations, he becme an eminent physician.
tie devoted himself mre particularly to those dis
eases which are commout called chronic, affecting the
vital organs; and in thiseparment of disease he was
pre-emnenty successful. Many who had gone through
course oil medical treatment with celebrated practi.
lohers and pronounced Incurable, finally resored TO
MN and were restored toheah. Although he lived
IN retired country village, his name and his skill be-
came known throughout large portion of the New
England States His medicines seemed to give a new,
renovating power which 40 other medium seemed to
possess. The writer this well remembers of wit
Messing IN early life some of his remarkable cures
person afflicted with arrangement of the stomach and
bowels, an affection oithe lungs, nacon and gen..
erai debility OF the While body was sure to find relief
by applying to him. Enoch Patterson, ESQ.,, of Bos-
ton, formerly the welknow proprietor of the Patter
son House, in Elm steet says that more than thirty
years ago he was to I'll appearances in the last stages
OF consumption. H;ving heard of DR.. Jewett he
thought he would attempt to gain his residence and nut
himself under his care; but SO weak and feeble he
then was that ii TOOK him two and half DAYS to ride
the distance, although it was only sixty miles He
TOOK his medicines and became Immediately relieved
and IN short time vas restored to good health And
he emphatlcaly says, 'To his medicines and his alone
do lattribute my recovery Many persons now living
can attest TO numerous of disease cured by him.
similar to this.
In 1926 DR.. Jewstt died, aged 62. Although he had
vigorous constitution, yet his ncessant toll in prac
tce too exclusive and aborous for even strong man
long to endure, wote him out before the allotted age to
man. His numerous friends then supposed thai his
skill had died with him. His son, the present Dr.
Stephen Jewett was then, and for many years after.
wards, IN other pursuits, and paid attention to med
lclne, or the cure of diseases. At length the mportu
NIFTY tor the Jewet medicines great that ne fell
compelled to his attention to the subject In OK
aiming his iathers papers, he found full receipts for
making his medicines. He commenced making them
on very small scale, and dealt them out to those who
applied. But to begin to make and deal out the old
Dr. stephen JeucH medicines, like touching fire TO
Inc dry grass OF western prairie. He could not sup
ply the demand. He overwhelmed with appIca
tons. He then began in sober earnest to make the
Jewett medicines IN sufficient quantity to supply the de-
mand. 1t is only two years since he commenced the
manufacture, and as yet the dema nd seems to outstrp
the supply The Jewet medicines are destined to per
wade the country. They will become more extensiye,
known and used than any other medicine vet discover
ed, not excepting ''Brandreths Pills. and the yarous
kinds of ''Sarsaparilla" They will di(filse health and
comfort wherever used, because they are really wha,
they are stated TO be, health restoring medicines and
''w stand the test Of talents and oftime'
Although DIR. Jewett had large practice EXTENDING
to the remoiest corners of New England and even 10
the city Of New York, yet his moderate charges and
his sratuouS visits to the sick and needy were so ma
ny, that he merely acquired moderate competency
during his e yet may be truly said that he has le
TO his descendants legacy richer than the choicest
mine oil California gold; while at the same time he has
bestowed ON posterity greater boon than untold wealth
can ever give. If he lived Tor wealth. he lived in vain
but if he lived to do wha. he could to alleviate the sn
ferngs of his race, unquestionahle he did then he
noby fulfilled the great duties of life, and has gone to
re GIVE his reward. A.SP
Fazmlham, N. Fl. Dec. A, 1850.
That all may know where to procure these celebra.
ted medicines, refer them to the advertisement in
in another column.
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