The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-29
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A POLICE OFFICERS CAsE-Mr. o. II. P. Hodge
Boston Police Officer attached to Station IL.
great sufferer from Lumbago and Sciatic Rheuma-
tism. Was unfit for duty. DR.. Henion cured him
by two magnetic treatments. Referred to.
DEAF FOUR YEARs.-Mrs. Cathron Kimball, of IA
Albion Place, Charestown, Mass, has been quite deaf
tor four years. DR.. Henion cured her by one mag
netic treatment. Referred to.
FEMALE DIsEAsE.-Mrs. G. W. Brown of Newton
upper Falls, MaSs has been great sufferer from fe
male diseases, unable to stand move for nine
months without assistance DR.. Henion cured her
by one magnetic treatment. Referred to.
NEURALGIA OF THE SToMACH.-Mrs. Margaret
Campbell, residing at 248 Shawmut Avenue, Boston,
suffered for fifteen years with Neuralgia of Stomach
time kept under the influence of opium to relieve her
of pain. DR.. Henion cured her by one magnetic
SCIATIcA AND LUMBAGo.-Major George O. Bras
tow, ex-mayor Of Somerville, Mass, was sufferer
from Sciatica and Lumbago, contracted during the
DR.. Henion benefited him from the first, and cured
him by short course Of treatment. Referred to.
BLIND IN ONE EYE-Willie Hutehins, son of Horace
Hutchins, ESQ.,, of Lincoln, Mass, was totally
blind in one eye for seven years. Has received eight
magnetic treatments, and can now see to read writ
ing with the eye that was blind. The father of the
boy referred to.
FEMALE WEAKNEss.-Mrs. Clark Nash, of Hub
bardsvllle, NJ K. was great sufferer from Female
Weakness and Chronic Dlarrh9a; was given up to
die by the physicians who attended her. Mrs. Nash
was cured by seven magnetic treatments. A wonder
full case. Referred to.
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, SHoRTNEss OF BREATH.
AND SPINAL IRRITATIoN.-Miss G. A. Beals No. 80
Clarendon street, Boston, was afflicted with the
above distressing complaints: The lady is somewhat
advanced in life is an exemplary Christian and en-
joys nothing so much attending places of worship
When Moody and Sankey made their first visit to
Boston, she was prevented, particularly by shorness
OF breath from attending any of their meetings; but
during their second VISIT she attended every one day
and evening.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS Mr.. f. c. Richmond, No.
AGE fremont street, Boston, Mass, was SO terribly
weakened by seminal losses that he was unable to
attend to business; suffered from nervous trembling,
Dapitaton of heart headache, wakefulness, forget
fulness great mental depression loss of energy dim
ness of sight, confused mind-in fact nearly in
sane BY three magnetic treatments and specific
medicine DR.. Henion entirely cured him in twelve
days. Referred to. This is the only rational and
sure treatment for diseases Of this nature
TERMs:-Patents pay in proportion to ability.
Letters of inquiry, to insure reply, must contain
stamp. CONSCLTATIONE FREE.
p. 81 aviU sag, for the benefit of those acho in
tend to call on me during my stay in Boston, do
mot delay until the last moment. fy rooms are then
so thronged that it is almost impossible to treat all
a1h0 come.
DIR. HENION, at the earnest solicitation
of scores of invaliais i'm various parts OF
New England, has returned 10 the A DA MS
HOUSE, S55 Washington Street, Boston,
where he will remain until August.
Je1 S,T&Th&w1m