Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-15
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the Afflicted. Treasure Up
Truth in a Good and Hon
est Heart.
no CURE NO PAY

~ r. HoADLEY. NJ. ID The celebrated phys
ccmber h ist r and H s ISL. and once II four weeks
from the above dates, where The SILK and afllict-
ed invited to call and have the symptoms antl
charge. The doctor will not give encourage
ment where there is not d corresponding pros
the choice of paying when they receive pres
criptions and medicines, or by securing pay
ment, viii only be required to pay when cured.
DR. HOADLY will treat the following dis
eases with n strict reference to the application
of remedies for each particular disease viz
Consumption. Asthma, DysPepsiai Drobsy, Pal
kidneys, Rheumatism, an.l Gout. Neuralgia, Ca
tarrh Gravel Epilepsy OF Failing sickness, Par.
Debility, Piles, Cancer. Jaundic6, Enlargement
of the Joints. Rupture or Hernia, Opthalmia,
Lumbago, Diseases ofthe Spine, Scrofula, and
Ibr Hoadley has the advantages of thorough
knowledge of both the Mineral AMI Botanical
treatment with important information obtain
ell IRON celebrated Indian Physicians OF vari-
Gus tribes in the west, with twenty five years
experience in treating both Acute and Chronic
diseases, with = degree of success urequalled
by any other Physician, In proof of the above
statement he will furnish 4 few names of the
many hundreds treated by him and rcsorted to
health. as reference. all OF whom have been
treated by other Physicians and prone cunced in
curable.
Upper Sandusky Feb, fst 1872.
DT. Q. II. Hoadley, Dear sir:-Some five years
Ss5 besS sictes With t nuTce OF Vears
aud having resortcd to every means within my
reach without benefit; had given up all hopes OF
of a friend Of mine, and employed you TO treat
it though my prcjudces were against the en-
ploying of a stranger. aud would not have done
SO but from the fact that was suffering TO that
extent that could not rest, or sleep much at
night, and as the old saying is. "a drowning
man will catch at n straw concluded to try
YOU. and to my happy disappointment you bcnc-
nted me at once. aud soon cured me-
From your ever we'll wisher and friend
z. GROFF
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 26th IS12
Dr. c. r. Hoadley, Dear sir:-with much graf
itude to you, for the successful treatment Of my
case. present you with the following state
liberty T., use for the benefit of Others W ho rny
be afflicted as have been have been troubled
with Hemorrhods(or Piles), and having used
various remedies without benefit, and applying
to eminent Physicians who gave ne no cncour-
aCcmcnt except by the use of the knife, and not
being willing TO submit to a surgical operation
| have remained q hopeless sufferer, until re
ceived n treatment from you, and was imine'I-
atcIy benefited, and have not suffered any incon-
venienec from them since. ..
i0Di' Eli SMITH.
From fhe Mansfield Herald.
MANSFIELD Oct. 4th 1871
DIR C. r. HokDLEY-D ER SIR L have been
60 much prejrrifced against travelling physicians
tbaf oniv Called on. you out of curiosity. and
| from the fact that 4 had lost pretty much all
confidence in all others, as ! had enpioyed a
NAV and continue'i to fail in strength and flesh,
losing over forty pound OF flesh and was con-
[ siScrcd in the last stages of Consumption. NY
friend, did not think I woul'l survive the fif>,
| winter months. The minute description You
| gave OF my condition, with encouragement OF 4
| Successful treatment, I concluded 10 see what
| YOU couEl do for me, and am happy to inform
| YOU that have gained eleven and a half poun'l
| in four weeks. Ny health. is 50 FAR reeOTeretl
| that begin to feel more like myself ana soon
| expect to be well AGAIN.
| Yours as ever, JOHS SEAnNON-