Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-25
CONCLUSIVE TESTIMONY,
Not BEFORE Published In This pnper.


Mr.. f. J. HEATING, of waterville, Me-, called up
1873; suffering terribly from Naricose Ulcers on
the legs. which often prevented him from working
for weeks at time had spent much money withou,
the machine shop of Weber, Haviand Phbrck,
and any of his shopmates in watervlle referred
to rs to the truth of this statement.
Mrs. MARTHA y. THOMAS. of Augusta, (rssiding
Britts Gully has suffered for years from vari-
Gus Female Complaints, also from stomach Difficult
ty and Catarrh. Mrs. Thomas has wonderfully i'm
proved and Is referred to.
BUSH CLAY, Esq, who is in the employ of the
elsewhere, as General Superintendent, was treated
last fall nj Rockland, Me-. for Lung Difficulty; had
terrible Congh, Sore Lungs, Night sweats. Chills;
very sick man. and told by ply sicans that
he in Consumption. and his friends believed that
he was. DIR. lenon saw him but few times. lie
has since enjoyed good health, and calls himself
well man. Referred to, as also are his friends in
lIalloweIl and Vinalhaven, Me. mfr Clay is well
known in Augusta having recently been a member
Mrs. HATTIE PAIrE, residing on Washington,
near Jefferson ST. Augusta has suffered for years
Spinal Irritation also had Female Weakness u bad
Cough and Sore and Painful Lungs; was told she
was past help. Three weeks since Mrs. Paige was
carried from the mill TO her home in exhausted
condition, her friends thinking she would not rally
again. She is very much better In every partic
lar, il rapidly improving, and Is referred TO;
PATRICK OIlALORAN, who boards at the Falmouth
House, Nos. G6 and Is Causeway ST., Boston, first
afflicted with blindness about Christmas 1885, could
tried everything but got no benefit scas at Eye aud
Ear Iairmdry, Boston, sac weeks and fire days.
there they pronounced 1t Iritis and Informed him,
all other treatment failed that nothing short of
an operation would cure him. To this he refused to
submit, and left. He called upon DIR. Henion, af
Adams House, Boston. March q, 1873, md alter fsur
treatments pronounced himself entirely cured Mr.
q 'Ilaloraps trouble WAS Granulation u the Lids
and Opacity of the Cornea. He is referred to.
PLEASE NOTICE THE FACT
That DIR. HENIoN presents home testimony. Those
who have been cured or benefited by him, and who
kindly say so. do not reside in New York, Ohio. or
any other distant State. Nearly all Of them Maine
testimonials.
No Morphine, Opium, or Choral,
admin stored to relieve pain, and thus deceive the
patient with the belief that the diseaseis cured.
SPECIALIZE. II. should not be classed anon
travelling ply sicians.'' He is located at ADAMS
HOUSE, BOSTON, making but one visit TO some other
city during summer and fall.
Letters of inquiry are frequent. In order to In.
sure a reply, they must contain stamp.
The Terms Of Treatment will depend upon the
ability OF the patient To pay. Patients coming to
this city from other parts of the state will have their
expenses considered in the charge for treatment,
which is never exorbitant.
r. ST. riH say for the benefit ofttose Tho intend
TO cali on me during my stay here, do not delay
til the last moment NJ rooms are then so MrORged
it is impossible TO treat all rho come.
Office Hours-From A. NJ. to r. NJ.
DIR. II. will resume practice ut Adams House, Bos-
ton, on about November LIST.
CONSULTATION ENTIRELY FREE.