Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-02-02
FREEDOM FROM FEVER and .aGUE
IN SIX HOURS.
QUININE SUPERSEDED.


IN SIX HOURS.
QUININE SUPERSEDED.
ELERTRIC FLUID. |
THIS wonderful remedy has been thoroughly
Il tested during the last three years, in all classes
of fevers, from Typhus to the simplest Fever and
Ague, by large number of Physicians and nom
professional men in various parts of the Union, in
Central America, and in the Hospitals of Paris by
order of the government of France, with entire
success. Persons taken down with Fever and
Ague, Bilious or any ordinary Fever, are enabled
to perform their accustomed labor the next day
after the attack Its taste and effects are pleasant
and can safely be taken by any one following the
directions. For further particulars and proofs,
see pamphlets at the Agents.
DR.. SEAT-Dear Sir The results have con-
stantly been similar in all the public hospitals, and
where the Fluid has been administered in a great
variety of cases. The fluid is exactly what you
represent it to be; most wonderful and unparalleled
remedy not only for fever of every grade and Type
but in any kinds of disease characterized by nervous
or vascular excitement, epilepsy, fits, convulsons,
delirum tremens, sick headache, pnumonia, colds,
SC &C., SC. have tried it in those various af
fections in connection with the most eminent of
the faculty of the city of Paris, and always with
perfect success. M. Liable Denis, First Ammonia
L Hospital st. Louis, Paris, gave few doses to
friends that had been periodically suffering for a
number of years of sick headache which nothing
could relieve. They have been cured with the
Fluid Dr. Colon, an eminent physician, a La
Chapelle St. Denis, Paris, where he has practised
for twenty-five years, after a few months trial of
the Fluid in his immense practice, pronounced it
one of the greatest discoveries ever made in the
annals of medicine, and offered certificates to
prove his assertions, which shall have the pleasure
Of sending to you the first opportunity, with those
of other distinguished medical men. Grand and
eminently useful, bold to say that considering
the success obtained, and the degree of attention
now attached to this important subject, your Mega
tive Electric Fluid shall be fully appreciated,
and extensively used, not only in France, but in
all parts of Europe.
l am, sir, very respectfully and sincerely yours.
A. MAUSSENT, NJ. D.
R. Rochechouart, 40.
Paris, February 9, 1853.
DR.. SEAr-Sir According to your request,
have tried and given to be tried In the city of Tours
and its vicinity, your Negative Electric Fluid, and
to which you attribute the property of breaking
fever well, and even better than the Sulphate of
Quinine. now communicate briefly to you the
results of the experiments made here in the fall of
1852, which must remark, has beef uncommonly
healthy.
About ninety cases of Intermttant Fever, none
of them light, have been radically cured; some
with or two doses and the most of them with
three or four doses.
The Fluid is certainly more sure and uniform
in its effects than the Quinine, it is entirely free
from the many bad effects of the latter article and
much cheaper.
You have resolved magnificent problem, Sir,
and conferred an immense service on humanity,
especially in the poorer classes of society.
beg you, Sir, 10 receive my thanks for the con-
fdence you have reposed in me, and believe me
very sincerely and respectfully, yours,
T. LECOMPTE,
Apothecary, Rue Royale &c Els,
January 25, 1858. Tours, France
CITIZENS OF CALHOUN COUNTY.
We, the undersigned, having witnessed the eff:
fects of the Negative Electric Fluid, either our
own persons, families or neighbors, in the treat
ment of fevers of various forms, cheerfully add
our testimony, as a few among the many, who are
satisfied it possesses superior merit. We recon-
mend it with confidence to all who may be afflicted
with febre disease. It's effects are pleasant,
prompt, and we have good reason TO believe per-
fecty safe; at least we have seen nothing to make
us think otherwise, and it has been used in hun
dreds of cases in this community. The cures
have almost invariably been effected in short
time and with so little Inconvenience, as to be
truly surprising and wonderful. 1t is pretty gen.
orally regarded in this county (Cahoun) as THE
remedy for fever!
Harvey Lent, Henry Warmer,
Isham Simmons, Joseph Barker,
John w. Lee, Nj. D., VIM. LOOMS,
G. M.Mosher, ]. Dobbins,
S. c. Merrill, H. S. Austin,
G. B. Pettee, L. B. Simmons,
R. Knappen, w. Hyatt,
James Halliday, E. H. Hicks,
Carolus H, Burch, H. G. o. Davis,
M. Barney, L. Gregory.
+. A. DENORMANDIE, State Agent.
Battle Creek, Michigan, June "a, 1853.
Price rs cents and ST. per bottle. For sale by
Druggists generally, and by
CANDY & HATCH, Baltimore.
DAY & PADeErr, WIN. Boswell, Port Tobacco;
&. H. MORGAN, Chaptico.
Nov. "a, 1853.