Litchfield enquirer., 1879-02-06
New and Important Departure.

New and Important Departure. | AGENTS EVERYWHERE, ''NoT THE DRUGGISTS, y TO HEREAFTER SELL THE HOLMAN LIV- FER PAD COMPANY'S REME-s r @EE# DIES. There convened, on the Sth day of January, 1 1879, (Prof. D. A. Loomis NJ. D., Chairman, ) | at the head office of the Holman Liver Pad Co.,, 93 William St., New York, large delegation | "a first general reunion consisting of all | the many important agents of the United States, the Canadas, and representatives from l Europe and Asia, for the specific purposes of
 reviewing the pros and cons of the past practi- | cal workings of this most wonderful system of
 successfully treating disease by absorption,
 without the use of medicine, as illustrated in
 the Holman Liver Pad Go. s remedies; and in
 united manner to decide what course in fu- ture should, in their judgment, be adopted as l the best and speediest plan to meet the great | and increasing demand that is daily manifested from evey quarter of the globe-not only for
 the remedies, but also to learn the proper mode
 of utilizing them.
 Much time and attention was faithfully giv- .en to hearing the many interesting reports of the wonderful efficacy found in this way Of
 
 used. The subject took wide and extended range It was found from these official
 sources that nearly every kind of curable dis
 ease known te the human system, so far as It
 had come within their knowledge, had been
 successfully treated to a marvellous degree, and
 to an extent never before known in the history of
 medicine; and that the humber of it's patrons
 during the short time since it's introduction
 was unprecedented that it long since ceased
 to be an experiment, and it's success should for
 ever stand a burning disgrace to the medical faculty that it had not for ages past availed it. self of prnciple-Nature's own law, illustra-
 ted in every portion of the human body, and
 the entire economy of Nature as old as the universe, as fixed as any natural law can be,
 and unalterably certain in it's goed results as 8
 treatment when properly utilized; with little or no difference as to climate or nationality in its uniformity of action. What makes it more precious still is that it's comparative small ex- pense. brings it within the reach of all. It is now attracting the attention and receiving the | endorsement of every fair-minded physician | wherever an opportunity is afforded for testing it's practical workings. Added to this is the fact that many distinguished in their profe sion are now counted as co-workers also that an enormous army of enthu siastic friends, who have been made happy through the use of | these simple remedies Ia large proportion of whom have found everything else heretofore failing them) are working zealously among
 the afflicted, overcoming prejudice by living ex- amples of cures ger, what is better still, the l successful preoention of disease. It was clear ly demonstrated that where failures did occur | 1t was traceable to want of proper knowledge how to use these remedies and that notwith- standing this Company had endeavored through ! the druggists te faithfully do their part by the
 patients, yet it had been found that great and fatal eror, as whole, had been committed in ever placing these remedies Co treatment, as
 tt is, distinct 6y itse!f in their hands for sale, by the side of drugs and patent nostrams Because, first, the principle absoption, is in direct opposition with their system, drugs.
 Because also that, to certain extent, itiscon- trary Gas they claim) to their business interests 1 on account of it's cheapness and rapid effect. | And with rare exceptions it has been the stud | jed effort of the druggists to decrv their nler- It's, to discourage their use, or refusal to ex- 1 plain or answer inquiries also to encourage 1 other remedies, or substitute an inferior artl- cle-a counterfeit, or imitations-some dan- gerous poison, ,~others as passive and useless as 1 so much sawdust also to throw every obstacle
 n the way of local agents by under-quoting and underselling, down to starvation prices, with the view of forcing them to abandon | their blessed work, These and, many other ! practices that are a dishonor to any profession have caused this Company and it's many a. gents in convention to pass resolutions, unani- mously adopted, to the effect that hereafter 1 the Holman Liver Pad Co.'S remedies will be l sold'only by such agents as shall be found 1 properly accredited by this Company. This | decision opens. up a large and wide field of | usefulness to the good and efficient everywhere,
 and on basis of pecuniary results that war
 rants little or nc risk in the enterprise the par ticulars of which can always be learned by ma l king application to the office nearest them those having felt or seen the practical workings of these remedies always preferred. TT | This Company and it's general agents mean I by'these acts to be understood that in the fu- ture as in the past, without fear or favor, they intend to disseminate useful knowledge, here | tofore by nearly all medical schools designed l y made dark and obscure and also in every
 manner within their power try to do the great
 est good in the least possible time to suferingh hu- Inanity everywhere and the public are earnest. l ly cautionedsts be on their guard, in simple | justice and protection to themselves and this Company. to show a total discountenance and contempt for any and all combinations or indi- | vidual adventures (always sinister in their | motives) who hereafter thrust any substituted
 in opposition to or in competition with our 1 remedies, that have proved their efficiency by | the severest test possible.
 The Holman Liver Pad Co, g sy-f 93 WILLIAM STREET, NY. fsf> Joseph Cristadoro and D. w. Fairchild, Proprietors.s % &~ sa
 Bates & Hanley, Managers for the North l west.
 134 MadisonaStreet, Chicago III. xrx-a ?
 Hall Bleek Toledo, Ohio. t. hHhli l Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mich
 Arcade Block, Milwaukee, Wis.
 Fletcher '& Sharpe's block, Indianapolis, Ind. ! Best's Block, Minneapolis, Minn.
 A. M. Barber, rooms and B.. Singer B'd'g St, Louis, Mo. 546 Main Street, Kan 1 sas City. 4 U 5..s.-j
 Wesley Taylor, 1es Market Street, Gal weston, Texas.
 Ringwala < Hall, s. F, cor. 9th & E. sts,, | N. w., Washington, D. O. a-*s
 A. W. Briggs, 12O Merimack Street. Low. l en,1 Nkiss.4I s 5zEETASH REV .qE., ! W. Ginn & Co.,, Continental Block, se3 | Euclid Ave::,4 Cleveland, Ohio. s''s '-fse,s
 H.. P, Truman, Evansville, Ind.
 Fizlnosris & Foster, 1013 Main St., Rich
 mond, Va. .-.,-.-..
 Ftzmorris & Foster, cor. King S Market ] Street, Charleston, S. c. a7s"' 5'rp ss+t sv.f Alexander Notman, T King St., West To- ronto, and 301 Notre Dame St., Montre- al, Canada. ------------- .Junius Hart & Co, 191 Canal. St., New |, Orleans, La. ---- watson < Co, s1s Battery Street, San r Erancisco, Cal. / .'f' -s,ti.a sl@t'g0
 chadh19y NJ. Hatch i1s4 Fremont Street,