The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-12-10
A LIVING MONSTER,
400 FEET INIENCTu

For two years, to my knowledge, have been
afflicted with Tapeworm, and have been treated
by the best physicians in Salem, and by travelling
doctors, none Of whom were able to remove more
than portion Of it, the head always being left and
in about ten weeks after i would be troubled the
same as before the treatment. consulted the pbv
stefan of the Boston City Hospital and was informed
that they often treated patients for Tapeworm but
never cured th en- and that it was impossible to re
move the head Of the worm. 1 was about to give MP
in despair; but, hearing of the wonderful cures of
diseases always before considered incurable which
were being effected at the Institute, 165 Harrison
avenue Boston, resolved to consult them. This
morning called at the Institution, and was relieved
in few hours Of the entire worm, head and all, the
length of which, including all have passed during
the year, Is fully 400 feet DAVID CASHIN
No Beach street, Salem, Mass, Oct. 2, 1875,
have been badly afflicted with gravel and inf1am-
nation of the bladder for about five years; have
tried to get relief in various ways but usually with
but very little satisfaction. DR.. Caswel operated
upon me twice to give me relief, and advised me to
submit to more thorough surgical operation which
preferred not to do, and continued to suffer until
took treatment of one of the physicians of the Med
ico-Thermo-Pn Pneumatic Institute, 165 Harrison ave-
nue., Boston. In one or two days noticed improve.
ment, and am now entirely well.
ISABEL s. MOTT,
No. 3 Angel street. Providence, r. T.
April %, 1875.
One of the young ladies in my employ has been
afflicted more than year with diseases which
caused very severe pain in the head from which she
could get no relief for eev nan hour although treat
by many of the most eminent phyicians of the CITY,
few weeks since she consulted physician Of the
Institute, No, 1865 Harrison avenue and in one week
was perfectly cured. I'D. GILMAN,
Dining Rooms, 80 Sumner street, Boston.
June IL, 1875.
have for several months been constant sufferer
from rheumatism OF the hip Neuralgia Femorapop-
lit@l, and to such extent that was unable 10 do
anything, and could scarcely walk, until consulted
ply stefan from the Institute, 165 Harrison avenue
Boston, who gave me treatment; and now, thank
heaven, am cured of the disease. / had previously
tried various remedies without obtaining the least
relief. JOHN D, WILLIS.
121 South Water street.
Providence, R l., April IL, 1875.
For months had been afflicted with severe pain
and soreness in my shoulder. MY physician pre-
neunced it an incurable cancer. The pain was so
severe at times that could not sit up or attend to
my household duties. Having attended your lecture
at Woonsocket r. l., determined to consult YOU
which did with the following result: You Ipro-
nounced my case durable and gave me treatment for
it, The pain and soreness has all left nv Shout
der, and can sit, ride, walk or labor with perfect
ease and comfort, and would advise all persons al
icted with cancer or other diseases to consult YOU
at once. MARY T. BRITToN.
Blackstone, Mass, April 5, 1875.