Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-06-29
A LETTER..

From DIR. Connacher
TO Dr. Wolcott.
Dear Sir: A Man
Called on me last night
To visit sick woman,
Who was not expected
To live till morning.
Several physicians
He'd attended her
And yesterday the priest
Visited her for the last time.
She has been confiued
Five weeks before my visit.
found the room
Where she lay crowded
With meu and women
Watching for her to die
She was so low
She could not speak
Only in whispers,
And very weak
She had severe inflammation of the bowels
applied Pain Paint freely, and in less than fifteen
minutes every particle of pain was gone. An
other triumph for your Pain Paint. Her flesh
was nearly raw from repeated applications of
Mustard plasters They purchased S5 bottle
OF Pam Paint, and she is doing well, and out of
danger had just gone hOme and nearly asleep
when another person came after me wanting re-
lief for his wife who had toothache. She was
cured instantly by applying Pain Paint freely to
The outside OF her face. Last Monday night a
gentleman who keeps livery stable here called
on to visit his wife, who had been suffering
for a long time with Liver Complaint Cough and
a host Of troubles, the result of Catarrh. Every
physician In this town has pTacticed on her, but
always left her worse The bottles that had con-
tanned the drugs she had swallowed would fill a
large dry goods box. In her case l used both
Pam PANT and AnninllatOr; in a few minutes
she was entirely relieved Of all pain and could
talk in longer DIea rs than she had done in many
months. she bought pint Of Pain Paint and a
pint Of AnnIhlidlOr and Is recovering her health
rapidly. | could send you a hundred cases
Where lave used your remedies for pain, sick
ness and diseases whiCh had baffled all the skill
Of medical pIactlOners. that have 1ully recovered
10y your simple and harmless remedies, by which
rec mmeudatIons, ana tOr whom 1 have pre-.
scribed.
A Baptist clergyman here in Hyde Park is an
enthusiastic admlrer of Pain Paint and wants to
get one ot your charts to hang up in his library.
He thinks the Pam Paint Is the gre atest thing
ever known. shall 60 to Plttston III a few days
and vii! write you again more particulars. l
cannot close without sending you sworn affda-
Wit, handed to me by a gentleman residing in
WIlkesbarTe, Penn, to whom l applied Pain
Paint with astonishing success.
DIR. CONNACHER.
Scranton, Pa, May II. 1862
On Friday, April 30, was suddenly taken
with rheumatism in my back, so that | was una
bic 20 leave my bed. On Monday, May 3, DIR.
Connacher was sent for; with great pain and diff
tiCulty, l turned over in bed to have him paint
my back. In less than three minutes l arose
and dressed myself and went down stairs. l felt
no more pain and but little soreness. 1 walked
all around the public square and to the Bristol
house in less than twenty minutes from the first
application Of Pain Paint, l am now tree from
all pain and can be seen any day at the fruit and
contec' ionery store Main street. near the pub
| lie square. Wilkesbarre, Penn. May 5, 1869.
SAMUEL BUZINE.
Sworn and subscribed before
me the 9TH of May, 1869
E. B. HARVEY, Justice of the Peace
Wikesbarre, Penn.
DIR. r. L. WOLCOTT, OF l8l Chatham Square
N. Y, has more patients than any hospital in
the world. He discards all doseng and removes
pain free of cosl, at his office, His Pain Paint
for pain, and Annihilator, for Catarrh and Weak
Nerves, is sold at all drug stores. He charges
nothing for advice and sends to any person his
remedies, free of express charges, on receipt OF
So at each order. Therefore none need be de-
ceived by counterfe1ts. He uses only White
Wrappers. 24w4