Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10

Pain In the Back and kldncys-ChIls-
Cold Hands aud Observation-Disclosures
neutrality-suspicious. Of The Heart
DliIlne,s-Seryolspes Observation-Disclosures
Disturbed sieeP-Flusheso OF lIeat-Gcneral Pain
Crawling and Pain In the Spine and between the Shoulder
Acid Observation-Disclosures
Difficult Passing Of Urine, with Heat or smartinG-
'c%hins.Burnlng or Irritation to the Uterine Organs
Red face-Seryous MISUNDERSTANDING Constipation
Irritable Observation-Disclosures Appetite
Flaiulence, bloatcd and Irregular bcwel'-
Unpleasant Dreams-pains In the uterine organs
Numbness and Pains In the limbs
Loss Of Observation-Disclosures in the Feet
Pain In the Back.
decline 20 commonly attending then in the young, drs
reiiered quickly and surely by he Cat.O'icoa.
Under this head The GrsefenbcrG Company OF 40. 81
PARK Row, New YORK, have published a series Of article,
upon the diseases peculiarly affecting women, and which are
met with In nine tenths OF all women In the country; upon
Consumption, the grca, scourge ef the American Continent
and upon all Of the diseases incident to this country and
climate.
In these articles the Graeienberg Company have proved
their eminent position as a chartered medical Institution
and have based their CHIN to confidence upon the fact that
they have studied the laws Of nature rather than tbs
laws of Galen and Hippocrates, and have applied common
sense principles TO the plainly required necessities exhibited
by symptoms Of local or general arrangement. They dc
not arrogate TO themselves miraculous power nor lnfallibls
wisdom, prr they submit plain facts TO the most Intelligent
race that has ever peopled the earth, and leave the question
to their decision.
The points submitted have been, In brief. the notorinn,
il.success which has attended the medical profession in theii
attempts 10 cure Consumption, Female Complaints and Ir
regulsritics, Intermittent Fever, and other diseases Of q
chronic and constitutional character. II proof were want
ing on this point TO those who have unfortunately relied
upon the medical profession In vain, Il would be found lr
-
cine, upon the disastrous and fatal result OF their trcstnen,
In the celebrated and late case Of Mr.. Whitney. II wa
there stated, As published, by DR.. Mott, the head Of the pro.
fession, that he had killed enough, and the elimination.
and determinations of men Ike Beale and Green, and other.
a melancholy spectacle OF their ignorance, folly, and want
Of jus, care over the health of their patients. Why is ii
that these mon fail: because they use harsh mechanical
means and powerfully poisonous medicinal drugs.
What is the secret Of The success Of he GrG.fenbe,9
theory and treatment! II Is that II Is based upon unerrius
natural laws, the closest adherence 10 which marks The
skinful physician wherever be IS found, and the ~forge,ful
ness Of which brands The quack, whether he Is President Of
d Medical Academy. or n mere yender Of poisoned no,trums
II has been wisely said that the laws of God and nature
concerning the preservation and restoration OF health are
few, plain, simple and effective while the medical profess
sion, in It's folly has made them complex, obscure, aud often
utterly unavsiling. 1t is the strict adherence 10 the great
laws OF nature, In restoring health when the system /. at
tackled with disease, that stamps the Graefenberg theory as
UNNECESSARILY In advance OF all others, which accounts for
lis great success, and which offers an lnpregnable al gumen,
why confidence should be placed In III. medical adviser. oi
the Institution.
The Graefenberg Company have always accompanied
their statements with testimonial from vaIou, persons who
have known the ireatmen, to be beneficial. In many case,
where the Institution was no; known, there has bee. 4 jus,
and prudent hesitation In yielding entire confidence to the
truth Of them, as there are 50 many unscrupulou, mis-.
crcan.s who are known TO be swindlers and lmposters, suck
Ing n wretched livelihood from the community without; re-
turn. To meet this natural and prudent tistrusi, We have
deemed /, best 70 publish the following affidavit, before the
Mayor Of the City OF New York, proving the truth Of the
testimony, and II will also be noticed tina, We do no, appeal
to obscure men, In ont OF the way places, but to liberal ply.
slclans who have investigated the rem:dies, and to cminen,
personases who can be found and identified a, any time. =
With these brief remarks We offer the following:
AFFIDAVIT.
MAYORS OFFICE, CIR W SEw YoEr, April l6, lSH.
Joshua J. Bridge, Of New York, being duly sworn, de.
poses and says that he Is the attending and consulting ply.
sleian to the Graefenberg Company, No. 90 Park.row, New
York; that he has had general supervision OF the prepare.
ton Of the Graefenburs Family Medicines for ten years, and
that he has known their eGvc, TO have been uniformly good;
that he has known the advertisements issued by the Com.
Pany, and the certificates published, and he makes oath to
their correctness and genuine character, and that any per.
son desiring preof shall be referred 10 the parties directly,
or be otherwise convinced Of their entire accuracy. All
persons interested may rely upon the statements Of the
Graefenberg Company with implied, confidence.
Sworn TO before me-, this 10th day Of April, lS?.
DANIEL ?. TIHMASS,
Mayor Of the City OF New York.
From Tnr PaorRirroH % BaRSuN'S AMERICAN Mrsrra.
BIEyrM's AMERICAN MrsrrM,
Srw YORK, April ~, 1859.
Da. }. y. BRIDGE, &crttdry Of t Graeenbt-o Company:
DEAR SiR: Since writing you a letter regarding the favo.
rablc effect OF the Graefenbere Consump,ire's Balm In my
family, have used other Graefenberg preparations with
equally good eject, and consider them very valuable AMI
excellent medicines, we'll worth a place In every family
The "Graeienberg Marshall. Uterine Ca,holicon" ha,
proved itself emlnen,ly valuable in case, In which / have
great Interest. thlsk the wor., case, should no, be given
up without trying II. and mi,ier case. must be quickly and
permanently relieved.
Respectfully yours, &c.
JOHN GREENWOOD. JE.
FRov Tar Hos. J. NJ. wrcuorr, Pusrrryr Melville CON
MINES, Virginia.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April ), 1sSa.
Dr.. J. y. Bsinot, .Screirry and Consulting Ny,ician,
Gra.fnb1y Company.
DEAR Sin: Having been tavOrably Impressed with the
Graefcnherg Family Medicines, | made a fair trial of them.
and the results have been entirely satisfactory. \ young
man, who had taken a severe cold, l-; Il, run until Il had .,.
tied upon his lungs, producing settled pulmonary disease.
The treatment recommended by you for consumption en-.
urely relieved him. Alady, the wife o, one Of our mechan.
les, who had suffered for a number Of years, with almost
every symptom mentioned by you as arising from falling
OF the womb, whites. Irregular menstruation, and local
inflammation, was induced TO try the Cathollcon. She vas
entirely Frustrated, and suffered from constant miscarriases
"a few bottles of ;lc Ca;holicon restored her to entire
health, and she now has q fine healthy living child. The case
MAS We y severe one, and the action OF the remedy upon
it., and the beneficial results produced, gives eyidence of its
great value, eonsldering the long standing OF the disease
and It's most aggravating character. BIT the result Is q com.
plete triumph, and ] am sure II only needs 10 be known and
1t will be placed In the hands Of every woman who 10 aH!ct.
ed In the same way. consider tina, the medicines cannot
be too highly recommended. !. wYCuoFP.
Melville Gold Mines, Virginia.
FROM THE Hoy. J"uy Il. IKGos, SUPERVISOR Of NV YoRE
CorSrr ASD PRrsIpEST or LAKE ONTARIO AND IIrpsoy IHv.
ER hmRoAp.
NV YvEE, February, 1889.
DR.. }. y. DRIpcg -Dear Sir: Some two years ago an In.
Innate female friend had been suffering from falling Of
the womb, whites and deranged men.trua,ion together .i,b
the attending symptoms rs clearly described in your adrer-
'i'sments and pamphlets. She had the very best medical
skill in this city until entirely Frustrated, and her physician
finally told her that he thought her lie might possi6iy be
prolonged avery little longer under the mos, judieious treat
inent. For two weeks after tina, she continued to sink, when
l came Into your Office al the Graetenberg Company. Med.
ical Institution and related her symptoms. A, you were
confident ofthe value OF the Gutenberg Medical Ca,hvlicon
in relieving her, she discharged all the physicians and tried
ii, though doubtinsiy. Providen,ially, Il; relieved her quick.
ly, and 1--WE bottles entirely cured her. Since then, for
nearly two years, there has not been any recurrence OF the
complaint, and she is as strong, active and healthy as when
q young girl. JOHN r. BRIGGS.
Price fTHE GRAErKSBERo MAKsHiLi.'s UTERINE ClIBoL..
COS, 81 20 pr bottle. Fire bottles for sic dollars. It ;sn
be sent safely by express. Rte certain cure for irrs7n-
ldyitiss. Htnkntss, and otter Gn,die diseases.
address IOSHrA F. BRIDGE, " D., Secretary GrG.c
t"b,rg Company, No. 80 PARK Row, NEW YORK.
y CAUTION. -&s
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