The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-27

where those VINO are Suuef10g from AN FOhM Ot
"a. M. till 2. M, Sunday excepted.
All surgical onerstiops performed! Chronic dis
Iasee ,E Th HIM a saat bn 1s.f hearI
ianie "alh' ane piihu see' Inc ueal noai
Over $4,000 Pers0ns Treated IN seven
Years.
DIR, HENIoN'S practice is mostly diseases of
chronic nature, and cases given up as ncurable His
treatment is peculiar to himself although there have
been men in all ages who have nad the same mag
Some call it the GIFT OF HEALING, yet few
have possessed it to such an extent over nearly all
the most strict principles of science; there is Doth
ing miraculous or supernatural about it, it is in
harmony with all natural laws
DIR. HENION has for the past twelve years made
those nervous cases brought on by self-abuse and
other indiscretions, speciality and feels warranted
in saying to the sufferer, "There is Cure %
The diseases which yield most readily to the cura-
tive agency of this method, as practiced by me,
DusneDsin ConstiDntion Asthma Ano;nd Pee
toriS, Chloros,s, Loss of Toice, Rheumatism,
Rheumatic Gout, Sciatca, Liver Disease, all kinds
of Se1ual Weakness, Diabetes, Headache, Scrof1-
chitis, Catarrk. Diseases of the Heart, Erupt;ve
Diseases, Conclusions, HySteTiG Neuralgia, Thrush,
Congestion of Spleen, Irritation OF Stomach, Dis
placement of the Womb, and Female Complaints of
every nature, Morbid appetite, -WakefnLness, Gen.
er0L lebiIitu Weak Shine, Nervous DEPRESSION,
Difficult Bredthino scitH Pain in the Lungs, Weak
and Sore Eges of eUerY description, Discharges
from the Ears Noise in the Head, Cancers, Imors,
u
Posyer Tdpe,uorne, etc.
Paraysis Consumption, and General Dropsy, are
the most slow and uncertain with this treatment
Patients afflicted with these have rarely been
stored. They are, however, always benefited.
Deafness, when dependent upon the destruction OF
Tympanum, and Total Blindness dependent upon
Paralysis of Optic Nerve are in most cases ncurGble
READ THE FOLLOWING.
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A POLICE OFFICER's CAsE.-Mr y. H. +: hodge
Boston Pohce Omcer atlached 70 StaIien ~; was
great sufferer from Lumpago anu ociatlc hneun ma
tism. was unit for duty. III. Hemon cured MIN
by two magnetic treatments. referred 20. ~.
noun 1HanA1Ss;imMrs Cathron hlmpali, OF IL
s1l % Henio5 cnreG her bv o 4a'e Geat
n M, trestment Referred To- - e
nGu,c .ieaGiT RIS. MS w provn of No,o
Irnnan EoI,s Mass hoe heen meat sufferer from 10
Oppei, ais, bi a 0eSn r ,nn,a fo LIZ
Lnaie ulseasss, unui ;. " s'a uoi oa h i
hv one maonetic treatment. Referred to. Ao-
Wy unU InI. or %@r SToM sCWMTs Morooro+
r,o,n.ion ras;d,no o. ofa Sbowmnt yanue Pnsfnn
saraS f,r 6ftaa Years With Nanr.Iois of Stomocb
sun P III Fr fo,,r 1ears Che ,yes most oF tha
; Iomt nn6er tbe ;nfuance of on;nm r. reiiaya bar
Of mi MP Dr Henion cuTed her Nv one msgnetic
~ pao Referred to ~. ~ 0A0 s'Ao
SmnTICA AMI TEMp.no-Ma;or ceoroa n Rras-
~ Somerve MasS as
from Sciatica and Lumbago, contracted during the
war. Had tried almost every kind of treatment.
him by a short course of treatment. Referred to.
BLIND IN ONE EYE-WilIie Hutchns, son of Horace
Hutchins, Esq,, OF Lincoln. Mass. was totally
blind In one eye lor seven years. mas received eight
magnetic treatmehts' anu can now see 20 READ VIII
ing with the eye that WAS piinu. Ine iatner OF the
boy referred 70. NJ. c,N
FEMALE WEAKNEss.-Mrs. Clark Mash, Of Hub