The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-21

4 nv yiie said, Charlie, where are you
syySsari, q ,it ~, He said y. Here pointing
Is ,is side. She then diIisted II SO that the
Inn M the Dad touched the bpstum OF tho
hreast. hone and covered the pit OF the
stomach. ard that was the last whisper OF
fcomnlaiIlt / ever heard from either OF those
children fot over year. a near neigtbor
ar mine. who had been ON invalid With
arIIe and biItousness for over fourteen
wears. was then induced TO try it. After
4 reasonable length OF time she reported
the same results as in my, chit dren's case.
This convinced me that the pad was good.
Tt brought peace to my family. l began 20
look well into the principles Claimed TOT tne
pad. I also hunted up every person l
could find who had tried 1t. AT last 1 de-
cided TO see the owners. became con.
WINGED that the pad was q success beyond
Question. I learned from them that When
the uad was worn as directed there could
be no: failure. With this conVictlon-and !
Notwithstanding I partially comprehended
the sacrifices I had TO make-absence from
INV family, opposition from the doctors, and
the prejudice, the ridicue, and indifference
from nv felIow-man generally-yet / de-
cided to return to; the city OF Cinclnnatl,
where 1 had lived seventeen years OF my
life, and there - ,1.f
.a..,ig BEGIN THE PIONEER WORK,
proclaiming principle that looked like a
humbug on its face to people who never
before bad heard the name OF the Holman
Fever and Ague and Liver Pad. II there
Ia any one here who has ever eXperlenc Geo
all that it means to make discovery that, II
adopted, would rebound to the beneht OF
man, or has experienced the hope, Joy, DIS
appointments, discouragements, contempt,
sorrow, and labor, that fall to the. lot OF
those who attempt topromulgate 1t, then ne
is prepared to count the cost OF the Holman
Liver Pad to date. Those who have not
could with profit read the lives OF Ga
lileo, Jenner, Harvey, Fulton, and
many others who have tried it. Like
all new beginners my commencement
was bard struggle. The first three cases
were among the worst chronic, played-out
ones ever had. These were the desperate
ones. They had exhausted the whole list OF
medical science and bumbugs, and the poor
pad had to come in and be put up.as tar
get for the doctors to shoot at. The first
was a case OF thirty-four years. standing,
VIGOROUSLY well known. Because the pad
did not cure inside OF three weeks the doc
tors were heralding it all over town.: But
when it did cure no one ever heard from
them a word of credit or praise given the
pad. The next was a case Of twenty-five
years. standing; there was but one slight
chill after wearing the pad. Also, George
Krenning: In his case, as in all others,
there was plenty Of ridicule. In bis case
said to him, s'No cure, no pay" In i've
days be acknowledged himself well; in
thirty days he gave me his testimonial, and
is now at Fort Recovery, Ohio, selling pads
for a living. So with John G.. Preston
case Of liver and stomach-disease, pain in
side and liver, constipation, diarrhea,
headache; inside OF ten days he was well,
after being i'll for over eighteen years. DIR.
| Bissel, Of Cincinnati, who had suffered a
thousand deaths with neuralgia in the
stomach for over eight years, was perma-
nently cured inside Of two weeks. 7. A..
Moffett, OF heart disease and malaria. Col
onel Thornton, assistant postmastmaster,
Cincinnati. ). Y. Curtis, banker, OF Mid
detou, very old and chronic case of ma
laria and biliousness, who had spenta small
fortune 10 be cured, and was never aided
until be used the pad. Thus it was that,
inc nearly every form of disease, and in
Guiding almost every kind of blood-poison,
came about; also the diseases peculiar to
women and children were being duly re-
ported from every part of the land, until
| this little common-sense doctor has
assumed history Of gigantic proper.
tons. Important dep0ts and consultations
rooms free OF charge are now to be found,
not only in nearly all the important cities
OF this country, but also in the Canadas
and portions Of Europe. They have also
found their way in lesser proportions
to Asia, West Liberia, South America,
Mexico, the Bahamas, etc. One Of the
remarkable facts connected with this
treatment Is that it seldom fails to cure
where instructions are literally followed,
except in cases where the coatings Of the
stomach are destroyed by the use Of
powerful medicines, or where the short
ribs lay over the pit OF the stomach-the
result OF tight lacing. In the language
Of another, 1 believe there is no disease
that can be kept in subsection and modi-
fed By the use of medicine but what can
be acted upon in a far more satlsfac-
tory manner by the Holman Pad and
the uxiIiaries-medicina plasters and
medicated saltwater footballs used with
it. I believe there is no disease that
medicine will cure but what can be cured
more promptly and effectualy by this treat
ment. L do know that times without
number diseases universally acknowledged
to be beyond the reach OF medicine have
melted away under the action Of these rene
dies. and the work was done so quietly and
with so little inconvenience to the patient
| that in many cases the pain was gone almost
ere he was aware. More than quarter OF
a million earnest, intelligent living wit
nesses bear testimony to the truth OF these
statements. The experiences that have
come under my own observation of the
wonderful cures which l hear continually
from the lips Of grateful patients have made
| it for me q work that transcends every other
consideration. Money could not buy me to
aid in suppressing it. Think for one mo-
ment what the Holman Pad will do Tor the
spleen.
PHYSICIANS, ONE AND ALL,
will tell you that it is next to impossible to
| cure chronic case OF enlargement OF the
spleen, usually called ague-cake. By the
application Of the pad, the power to correct
| the disturbance of this organ will be un.
derstood and appreciated when say to you
| that it will begin to remove the enlarge
ment, or ague-cake, almost as soon as APP
| Dlied. An ague-cake under the pad is like
the ice-cake before the suns rays. l have
had repeated cases Of this trouble, or dis
ease. OF from few months to twenty-three
years. standing. Thus fur [ have never
known failure to cure within from two to
four weeks. This may seem hard for you
to believe. Ocular demonstration will bear
me out in these statements.
Permit me TO call your attention to its an
tidotaI and preventive power. AS pre-
ventive and cure. the Pad is worth many
times Its weight in gold; it is impossible to
compute the value OF discovery which,