The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-07-26
ELECTRICITY.


THE Moar VALUABLE REMEDIAL AGENT
KNOwN-IMPoRTANT TO INVALIDs.
Dl. Tobin Qate) Proprietor of the Medl-
cal and Eleciropathic Institute, No. q Bond
St, n. Y, begs leave 10 inform the inllabl-
iants of Strcudsburg and vicinity, that he
has taken rooms at Marsh's Hotel Qor two
weeks), where he can be consulted on all
forms of Chronic and Nervous disease, and
demonstrate to the afflicted that although
their case might have been considered incur
able yet, under the potent effects of the
Electropathic treatment, there is still hope.
Having used Electricity in our practice for
| the last ten or twelve years, we, as a mat
ter of course, have had many cases which
have been considered hopeless, but in no
case have we ever failed to afford relief,
even if we did not succeed in perfecting a
cure. Such has been the case, during the
past few weeks, in Easton, Belvidere and
other places that we have visited in compa-
ny with DR.. ii. Z. Hyde, where we have
given and always shall endeavor to give, en-
tire satisfaction. You will undoubtedly y
agree with us as 10 the medicinal effects
of Electricity; but you will naturally ask
the question, how does it cure! In answer
we would say that it cures by aiding nature.
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life to the nervous powers of the body,
strengthens the digestive organs, enabling
them them to perform their proper functions
in word, it restores Harmony which 10 the
human system is Health and the reverse Of
which is disease.
1t is no longer therefore matter of expert
ment. It's medicinal powers have for years
past absorbed the attention Of medical men
| t,I,o ba rfol;
Journals of Europe, las we'll as many in our own
country, invariably allude 10 it as the great
'.Panacea'', TO be used in all distressing cas-
es of Chronic and Nervous diseases. Dr.
Robert Remark, of the University of Ber
lin. Prussia, states that four hundred out o
six hundred cases Gn hospital practice) were
restored to health in the short space of si5
weeks These were Palsy, Atrophy of the
spinal cord, &c, &C., considered incurable
Dr. Golding, says it is the best Female Reg
ulator known, and when properly admins
tered never fails TO excite Menstraiion.
We might here refer o-many other au
thors, but, at the present time, do not consde
it necessary. Suffice it to say, that in lnsp
lent Consumption, Bronchial Affections
Liver and Kidney diseases, and the whole
catalogue of Female complaints, such as Lu-
corrhea, Prolapsis, &C., &c, we have mel
with great success. In Paralysis, Epilepsy
and Corea, Deafness, Amaurosis, &C., &c.
we rarely ever fail TO perfect cure. Il
| Debility, Weakness. Dyspepsia, Constipation
DAHL heavy feelings in the Head. Dizziness
Loss of Memory, Neuralgia, Rheumatism
&C., &C., cure in every case is almost Ger
tain. In Impolency. Spermatorrhea, anC
other diseases, resulting from a Syphilitit
faint, our method Of treatment will succeed
after everything else has failed. "Catarrh,
that loathsome disease that destroys tht
Happiness of SO many, we have made
specially of, In connection with the treat
ment of Cancer, and have cured cases o
from 20 to 30 years st0nCIng. During tht
past three years we removed and cured {
great many Cancers. without causing pair
or loss of blood. We can show numerou
testimonials to that effect. For further in
formation call at our rooms.
The Rev. Mr.. Kelsey of New York say
Gin a late card received from him) '.Dr. Tobi
has lately removed a Cancer from Mr. Kel
sey's mouth of years standing. We hav'
known DIR. Tobin for years, whilst in rht
city of Hartford, where he has made man
remarkable cures. DIR. Tobin is gradual
and gentleman of excellent moral worth
CHARLES KELSEY. No ) Willet-s,., n. Y
Pastor of the Methodist Episcol Church
Wilet-street.
4 DR.. Paine, of Philadelphia, says "Dr. Tic
bins method oftreating Cancer and Catarrt
Nervous Affections, &C., &C., will neve
fail TO be successful. DIR. Tobin is Gradu
ate and Gentleman we can endorse.
'.WM. PAINE, NJ. D."
i Dean of the Philadelphia University 81
below Locust.
In conclusion we would say those desir
4 ing Treatment should not delay
G. ToBIN, n. D.