The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-18
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
j. w. POLAND'S
HUMoR DOCTOR,

A Positive Remedy for all kinds Of Humors,
PARTICULARLY
Erysipelas, Nettle- Rash, Salt Rheum,
Scrofula, Carbunclcs, Boils and Piles.
TT Is VERY EASY To SAY OF THIS, OR
i of any other medicine, ''It is the very best
remedy known" IL Is not always so easy to
prove It,. IL Is, however, exceedingly grati-
Tying TO the Proprietor Of this medicihe, that
while he declares 10 the public that this II q
most wonderful and effective specific for HUI.
mors, rs stated above, he has abundant proof
ut hand tn sustain his statement.
For sixteen yeArs the II u NOR DOCTORhas
been manufactured and sold, and every year
has increased the value VI It's reputation, and
the amount Of its sales. In New Hampshire,
where II originated, no remedy for humoTs is
20 highly priced. An eminent physician (now
an army surgeon) when practising in New
Hampshire, purchased between ffty and SIXTY
gallons Of II, during sOme seven or eight
years, and Used il IN his practice. He has
since then ordered 1t for the hospital where
ne was stationed. Many other physlcians
have purchased II, ana have used IL in their
practice with great success. When the
Proprietor hseh 10 New Hampshire, ut
GofAtown Centre, for the space of thirty or
forty miles around, and In Manchester par
ticularly, the HUMOR DOCTOR was we'll
known and highly valued for the numerous
and wonderful cures which II effected. Though
manufactured IN large quantities the supply
was frequently exhausted, aud purchasers
had to wait for more to be made. In that re.
gion some very severe eases Of Erysptlls
sores, or carbunGles, those ugly, painful vi.
GERS were entirely removed wherever this
medicine was faithfully used. so II was with
Scrofula aud Salt Rheum. The hUMoR
DOCTOR cured item,
For the SRke Of showing what II thought Of
Il, few testimonials are here inserted;
NIEToN GALE, ESQ, BoaroN.
hereby certify that was sorely afflicted
with hollis for two years, developing them.
selves upon my limbs andi other parts Of my
body, The suierings which ] endured from
them are ndescriballe Suffice 1t to say that
I faitniully tried several Of the most popular
hnmor remedies but without removing the
affection. At length, BY tie earnest request
OF an intimate friend, was induced 10 try
br. ]. W. Poland's Humor Doctor, and am
very happy to attest that all my BoilS were
remoyedb by using Dr. poland's aforesaid med.
Icinos. MILTON GALE.
Boston, Jan. II, 1856.
MRS. WHEELER, SroNEHAM, MASS.
i very confidently AMI earnestly recon-
mend Dir. J W. pOlnnd's II amor Doctor as an
excellent remedy for Hnmors, having been
wonderfully benefited By il myself. My'Own
case was a very severe and obstinate one. For
more than two years the skin upon the inside
OF 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 to wear gloves In
sewing to avoid getting blood upon my work.
The hulnOr which so afflicted Inc was pr0ba-
bly, n combination Of Eryspelas and Salt
Rhenm. My general health was quite poor.
Soon aIter began to tsp tile Humor Doctor
could perceive signs Of healing continued
to take the medicine till was perfectly cured,
NJ hnnha a N ~ nariaetly fraa from llunra y
and TO all appearances my whole system is
clear Of H., and has heen for several months.
| used eight hotties before felt safe to give il
up entirely, but they cured me.
.r HARRIET WHEELER.
Stoncham, Mass. July 3, 1856.
Mrs. PORTER. DovER, N. II.
I'm. POLAND: I received yorif letter inquir.
ing az 10 .lfe effect Of your medicine on sea.
sickness am happy to say that thint il
Is "the medicine" for that dreadful sickness.
] ,ried various prescriptions, but found none
that settled the stomach and cleared the head
like the Humor Doctor. felt as though
could hardly wait TO get ashore, TO entreal
you to introduce II into ship chandlery stores
that II may find ITS way 10 those who suiier
upon abe mighty deep from sea.sickness. Il
captains who take their families with them,
or carry passengers, should try it for once,
they would never I've willing to voyage 9th
out /! HARRIET Nj PORTER.
NTurn more might he stA,kd ir'relaton Ia
this medicine rs contained in testimonials, but
it is needless. Ask Manchester druggists
about It, especially Il, ". Blake, at Bars.
Inquire Of Mr.. Henry Plumer, Of Bedford,
whose wife was cured by II of Salt RheuIm.
Ask almost any person in Gotfs town and they
will det lNre its value as a remedy as used IN
Their own cases or by their friends.
GD-Put up in large bottles. Price 81, al the
New England Botanic Depot.