The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-21
An INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
j. w. POLAND's
HUMOR DOCTOR.


Positive Remedy for al kIHds Of HumoIs,
PARTICULARLY
Erysipelas, Gettle- Rash, Salt Rheum,
Scrofula, Carbuncles, Boils and Piles.
TT Is VERY EASY To SAY OF THIS, OR
Il oi any other medicine, at is the very best
remedy known" IL IL nOt always so easy 10
prove It,, 10 Is. however, exceedingly gfatl-
wing 70 the Proprietor Of this mediciae, thai
Nhiie he declares 10 The pubic that this IT, =
most wonderful and effective specific for TIu.
lnors, a. stated above. he has abundant proof
81 hand tp sustain his statement.
ror sixteen years the HUMUR DOCTOR has
been Manufactured and sold. and every year
has increased the value Of its reputation, and
the amount Of its sales. In New Hampshire,
where u originated, nu remedy for humofs is
20 highly pnEed. An eminent physician (now
an army surgeon) when practising in New
Hampshire, purchased between iiity and sixty
gallons OF II, during some seven or eight
years aud r'ed Il IN his pn Alee. Ne has
since then ordered " for the Natal where
ne was stationed, Many other physIrians
have purchased II, ana have used IL 10 their
practice with great success. When the
Proprietor lived In New Hampshire, at
Gof'stown Centre, for the spnce Of thirty or
lorty miles around, and in Manchester par.
tlcnlarl>, the HOM0R DOCTOR was we'll
known and highly valued Tor the numerous
and wonderful cures which il effected. Though
manufactured in large quantities the supply
was frequently exhausted, and purchasers
had to wait for more to be made. In that re.
glon some very severe rases Of ErySipelas
sores, or csrbuncles. those ugly, painful al
GERS were entirely removed wherever this
medlcine was faithfully used. 20 Oit was with
scrofnIa aud Salt Rhenm. The hIMOR
DOCTOR cured them.
For the sake OF showing what IL thought Of
H. lew testimonials are here inserted:
MILTON GALE, ESQ, Bosros.
hereby certify that was sorely afflicted
WIN bolls ior two years, developing them.
selves unon my limbs and other parts OF my
body. The suiierings which endured from
them are lndescrbaGle Suffice il to say that
faithfully tried several Of the most popu!1r
hnmor remedies hut without removing the
affection. AZ length, by the earnest r,Incs,
Of an intimate friend, | was induced 70 ,ry
hr j.. W. Polands ilnmor doctor, and am
very happy TO attest that all my Boils were
removed by using DR.. Poland. Aforesaid med.
Boston, Jan. II, 1856.
MRS. WHEELER, SroSEuAx, Mass.
very confidently and earnestly recon.
mend Or W. rolaad's n amor Doctor as an
excellent remedy for humors, having been
wonderfully benefited by il myself My own
case wasa very severe and obstinate one. For
HpiN tih'h hNu 1NuEN tne skln upon sne inside
oi both my hands, and even down to the wrist,
was constantly cracked and broken up so that
was unable 20 Use my hands in any kind Of
wet work, and was Obliged 10 wear gloves in |
sewing TO avoid getting blood upon my work. |
The humorr which so afflicted me was proba- |
bly, n combination Of ETyslpelas and Salt |
Rhenm. My general health was quite poor |
soon ater began to use the Humor Doctor ] |
could perceive signs Of healing. continued |
10 take the medicine I'LL was perfectly cured. |
MY hands are now perfectly free from hnmors |
and to nll appearances my whole system IL |
clear OF IL, and has heen for seVerai months. |
used eight hotties before felt safe TO give II |
up entirely, but they cured me.
HARRIET WHEELER.
Stoneham, Mass. July 9, 1856.
MRS. PORTER, DoyEl, Nh
DH. POLAND; I received your letter nqmr.
ing as to The effect OF your medicine on sea. |
sickness. ! am happy to say that thint il |
IS "the medicine" for that dreadful sickness.
iried various prescriptions, but found none
hat settled the stomach and cleared che head
like the Humor Doctor. felt as though |
could hardly wait 10 get ashore, to entreat
you 70 introduce Il into ship chandlery stores
mat u may find It's way 10 those who suffer
upon the mighty deep from ses.sickness. II
captains who take their fannie ies with them,
lr carry passengers. should tty Il for once,
hey would never hA willing tb voyage with.
)ut i. tRIET 81, PORTER, :.
Mucn more might he stalled in relation 20
his medicine as contained in u tl+timonials, but
- needless. Ask Manchester druggists
bout 1t, especially E. ". Blake, at BaTr's.
inquire OF MrI Henry PlumeA Of Bedford,
'hose wife wat cured by II ofSait Rheum,
SIX almost any person in Gotts AVN and they
,ill dee lare iiskelle as a Rmhiy as used in
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marchifyi. &W