Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-22

AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE
For the Purifying Of The Blotdi
]. w. PoLAND's
HUMOR DOCTOR.
A Positive Remedy for all kinds of Ilumors,
PARTICULARLY
ErysipeIas, NettIe-RasIl, Salt Rbeum,
ScrOfula, Cafbun eIes, Bells aud Piles.
It is very easy to say of this. or Of any other
medicine. 1T is the very hess remedy kno~n."
It not always so easy to prove Il. Il is. how
ever, exceedingly gratifying to tho Proprietor
of this incidence that. while he delares to the
public that this is Almost wonderful and effective
specific for Humors. stated shove. he has
abundant proof at hand to sustain his statement.
For sixteen years the HUNoR DOCToa 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 it
originated no remedy for humors is so highly
priced. An eminent physician NOV an army surg.
eon) when practising in New Hampshire, purch-
ased between fifty and siaty gallons of il, during
somescven eight years, and used il in his prac-
tce. He has since then ordered il for the hospital
where he vas stationed. Other physicians have
great success. When the Proprietor lived in New
Hampshire. at Gpfstown Centre. for the space Of
thirty or forty miles around. and in Manchester
particularly. the HuMoR DOcTOE was we'll known
and highly valued for the numerous and wonder
full cures which ii effected. Though manufactured
in large quantities the supply was frequently
exhausted. and purchasers. had to wait for more
to be made. In that region some very severe casos
of ErysiPeias were treated whit and they were
cured Eryspelas sores. or carbuncles. thoss ugly.
painful ulcers. were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used. SO il wa. with
Scrorua and Salt Rheum. The HUMoR Docros
cured them.
Fer The sake Of showing what is thought Of II,
. few testimonials are here inserted:
Milton Gale, Egg, Boston.
hs'eby certify ttat Itgas so,ely Geicte! rRA Bots
Chr a ta o s Jca" a sas 0 .s by '' s.e s
from them indescTT6able. S.lice Il any ahds Z
faithfully tied sercrGi 81 the most popular Aunior
dies, ba pltiod 7epiorrg The affection. At length. ~
tie edTglest rtQtsesi o. iHile i.ad r1s fRdHcs6
10 try Dr.. =. ". lOiupds Hf.nr Da2.r ard ass ssy
happy :. attest that all nay Bsils soers rtnsored ani Wy
icines. MILTON CALI
BOssOn. ya,G ~, 1850.
rErs. Wheeler, Sfoneham, gTaeA.
SIrery confidently and earnestly recommend ~ j. ~.
T.ors. hlris'c been iVoaGft4'y bsEehtd ~ q sis.y
w o' case gas re,y :srers an ei.sRsf. ~ ~
hands u.d ERIN 9oc1 on The rrist, 'ods cras'Asffs
cracked Gad broken up, that fntLe 70 sy
hands arg kiFd NJ work aE obliged to
GLres az seiong 10 droid cs:ting blood upon my work
Tie lnnl0r ,eieh Gfesd ieas probably caRsbiDs
ton If Eysipelds aud Sill RheE,. Ny general seaiA
quite poor. .So1s gir Leg0a 10 ire HursOr
Doctor could perceive signs Of heating. eontinlsd 70
take the medicine til perfectly c1Ted. Ny ha;cs
are perfectly free from huRors and TO all dppee,
my iVlos system is cledr Of IT. and has bes
eral months. fused eight bottles bsors felt safe 80 Siss
GaP entirely, but they cared ne.
HARRIET WHEELER
css:ehass, Ssass., July s, 1850.
Mrs. Porter, Dover. ". m.
D0rER, " III, July e, 1875.
DR.. POLAND: ssceirsd your Liter fEqgSTf,lG az 10
he effect Of your medicine Ss--=ic7lsss. en- happy
sickness. TIRED rariots prescriptions, but found nf
Eat seed e staacct end cleared tie head IKE The Hi-
NOR Doctor felt ds though cold hardly ts1i 20 1a
ashore to eifreaf yOa introduce It mo ship ehapdy
stores, that a mag md s ray TO those IcAe s1eT upon
TIE mighty deep from sssickRess. II captains Vo t1k<
for once, they scoEEd be Vlig to voyage svftost
IL. HARRIET H. PORTER.
M,e more might De stated IN relation to Cis medicine,
chester dT1gqists about IT, especially f. W. Blake -
Barr's. Inquire Of Mr.. Henry PgnfHey, Of Bedforz,
tcsoss fcifs cured ~ it of S1n RIet1. AK dieA
cy person IN Gofto@n and they tcH declare It's v1lss
remedy, used IL their ~ 2ar
friends.
Pat mp I'm large Bottles. Price eI.oo.
At THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC. DEPOT.
GEORGE W. SWEET. II. D. FRcrRIssns
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