Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

A TREMBLING MAN.-THERE Is A MAN
"A whose hand does not trcmble, but handles a
brush with dcxterity, and lays ON the PAINT that
never leaves color or stain. He paints glrls, boys
men and women, 10y the hundreds. every day and
evening. He removes pain as n by mage of any
name or nature, whether chronic OF acute. trum
SIMPLE mosquito blte To the most trghtiu cancer.
Broken down, trembling patients, are sent by the
officers of hospitals 20 WOLCOTI'S Office, No
li0Chatham square, NY, and all pain is removed
for every application, free Of expense, without
money or price, for the tenant OF the sunkcn eel
lars Of the meanest tenement house, or for the
owners Of brown stone and marble palaces OF
fifth Avenue. All, all are treated alike and
wonderful remedy, PAIN PAINT and all dis
tress, PAIN and misery, vanishes instantly, as If
commanded by a supernatural agent. The ~r'p-
ter Of the kingdom OF pain is broken under the
touch of the brush, and crum6les like a spiders
web, where before II held its victim with an mon
grasp for scores OF years.
Hundreds OF physicians have witnessed the oper-
atlons with astonishment, and those Who expected
10 scoif and laugh returned 10 pray. \ factory in
brooklyn and the office in New York Is driven 10
its utmost capacity day and night. The Doctors
friends urge HIM to double the price at once, but
the Doctor, with an emphatic No, settles the mat
ter The people shall have it, and everybody else,
for p cents, 50 cents, 81, g. g. and = per bottle,
aud can selcct what size they please. Iho~e who
are able certainly will purchase the largest sizes,
for they contain sixteen of the dollar bottles. and
hold enough to DIVE pan hcadlong, instead OF a
small bottle that removes pam oulv by inches.
DR.. WOLCOIT Is a man OF business. lie has
been in the same Office nearly six years, and folks
know Just where TO md him. He has no time TO
visit race courses or base ball matches hardly
time 10 snatch lunch. People OF common sense
know that he means just what he says. He has
too much honor 10 make a single false statement.
Ii Is needless for us to state the success he has
already achieved in the sale Of Of his old stand
ard remedy, the ANNIHlLAToR, universally
patronized for Cstarrh and colds in the head,
which is TO day the only leading and reliable rem
edy for that loathsome yet universal complaint.
Still more, he now puts up the ANNlHllATOR
in plnts INSTEAD or HALF PISrs, and makes Il
one-quarter stronger and more efficient. he has
cured, by the use Of this valuable medicine not
only thousands of almost hopeless cases OF catarTh,
but hundreds OF weak nerves, Many man " hose
hands tremhle 10 such degree that II impus-
slble o'read newspaper without having II on a
desk, and who could scarcely write Their name
once week, find immediate benefit. Pint bot
ties hold three of the 80 cent tutits and be sells
huy pint bottles TO one of tho smaller size
Thousands suffer who would hy who'll J stored
frum that disgus ing disease, CAT AkItH. WNlch
leads directly TO lung complaints ay sIepSla weak
nerves, pain IN the side and stomach, sfi liver
complaint. Doctors in general do not uHatr~t aud
C1larrh, and few are bold enough 10 deny It
Nothing ever taken into the stomach can cur, A.,
iur the disease Is IN the head. You might - we'll
put a plaster on the foot 10 cure an ulcer the
hand. Catarrh Is an liberation III III. bead and
running sore the matter falls III the thrua' amt
clogs II at night runs down 10 the stomach ana
undermlnes the whole constitution.
Catarrh snuff VIII always produce c,,tauh and
aSgravate the disease. y suerEc l. nature most
nphatIc No, and dust of any kind L. most posi-
lively injurious.
and the difficulty III the throat and stomach from
tins load OF phlcgm constantly Iouurs from "a,
head Is removed, IL must De c4t..ur.l out INSTEAD
OF adding snuff and rssTc filth
H. L.