The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-05-29
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Liniment IOdide of Am
mOnia.
A Message to the Suffering.
When remedy is productive of such relief as to
duty to make it known general as possible. This
consideration has aetuated the proprietor VIM NJ
GILES, to bring before the public his EMINENT
The remarkable cures it has effected classes it as
one of the most important and valuable remedies
form. It cures Neuralgia, Face Ache, Rheu-
matisn,, G0uf, Frosted Feet, ChilbIains,
SSse aa RI syerv natnne IN Which the Effects Of
external applications ale almost magical and in
which its internal administration Is found to be most
ecac Physicians prescribe it for their patients
and accord it their unhestaing approval as an in
The EMINENT IoDIDE OF, AMMONIA . is an
essential appointment in all wellreguated stables,
and where large numbers of horses provided for,
and where there is liability to- the yisitations ola
class of epidemic diseases for which this preparation
is a recognized remedy. No stable should be with
out it, for stable can really be deemed safe that is
not supplied with it,
testimony to the universal favor with which this
medicine has been received by the public.
TEsTIMONIALS.
In stiffness and soreness of the muscles and JOINTS
from GILES LINIMENT IODIDE OF AMMONIA.
LAWN THOMAS BAKER, Watlacks Theatre.
For headache neuralgia, sore throat, inaamed
Joints of the feet, GILES EMINENT, ioDiDE OF
1. HENRY MAGONIGLE. Booths Theatre.
MR.. VIM M. GILES. Chemist, 451 Sirth AUenue: =
suffered with rae pahs II r my yop aSa
MENT IoDIDE OF AMMONIA, with immed;ate Ieliei.
Am now cured KOBEkT h. SMITH,
Head Pantryman on board Steamer Jesse HoVt.
T IT is
cure for ague in the breast and removes all sWelngs
and hard Jumps. A NURSING MOTHER.
NEW HAVEN. Ang. 7, 1874.
Dr. GILES while on duty as fireman on engine
At, about ten miles from this city, on Shore Line
Road, was accidentally thrown off against rock,
n11 ss m mes an
board He furnished me with two bottles of LINZ
MENT IoDIDE OF AMMONIA, from which l received
to sit up, and am now ready to commence work. MY
aged mother also used the Eminent for rheumatism
which it cured. JOHN GAfFNEY.
BARSUM's HIppoDRoME.-We have never found
anythingequal to GILES LINIMENT IoDIDE OF AMMO
MA. Bruises, wounds stiffness, lameness, pains in
the muscles, swellngs Immediately disappear. 1t is
Just what we long wanted, and we now use neth1ng
else. In thirty years experience in Europe and
America have never met anything like 1 it;
Veterinary Surgeon, Barmum's Hippodrome.
NEW YORK Jrne list.
Mr.. VIM. M. GILES, Chemist: Sr-Your new dis
covery, EMINENT IoDIDE OF AMMONIA. surpasses
ANYTHING for spnts, strains, ameness in the limbs or
shoulders &c. wind gals and hard bony swellings on
| the Joints 1t is truly marvellous.
Yours very truly, RALPH OGLE,
Veterinary Surgeon, $50 Vest 25th st.
BOSTON, July 10, 1874.
MR.. WIN. NJ GILEs:-In the match between the
| Athletics of Philadelphia and the Boston club,
played July 13th 1874 at Boston. fell and displaced
| my left knee cap Your agent fortunately happened
to be present. He instantly applied your Liniment
| and with instant relief.
| HARRY G. SHAFER, Boston Base Ball Club.
| BOSTON. Sept II, 1874.
| MIR. WILLIAM M. GILES, Chemist: Dear Sir
Your Agent. Mr. Guy S. Frazey, called on me early
in July last to introduce your EMINENT IODIDE OF
| AMMONIA. Being a skeptic in regard to the great
variety of articles patent for the of all sorts OF
diseases had faith in your Iodide but, after a
long discussion with your agent it occurred to me
that had horse using for private that had a
shoe bile on his near forward leg l told him if he
tbought it would remove that bunch, would try it.
Suffice it to say that have used it uery persiStentLg
| till the present time, and l now find it nearly
removed and think it will shortly disappear entirely.
From this trial of your remedy cheerfully recon-
! mend its use to any one who has horse or horses
afflicted IN this way. would further say that, while
using it for the above, the same horse started an
| other bunch on the off leg; the Liniment was ap-
piled Immediately, and the bunch as disappeared.
j. H. HATHORNE,
| Proprietor of Citizens Line Coaches.
| GEO. G. GOODWIN & co, Agents, Boston, Mass
| W. PHILLIPS s. CO., Agents, Portland, Me
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