The Newtown bee., 1879-03-25

4.Siiit;h. At, bs il. :Jtdtt i0tfcfi, opposite CCurtiouse, Bridgeport, Conn.
 Mrs. M.-Seyere pain in womb and ovaries and very painful menstruation. Had given up all hope of ever regaining her health. Cured in five weeks.
 Miss Had suffered terribly for seven years with disease of the right hip and was unable to walk without the aid of crstches. The circulation of blood in the limb had nearly ceased. and the muscles had shrunken to mere skele- ton Her case had been examined by eminent physicians in New York and | Bridgeport, and not the slightest hope of recovery offered. Cured by Dr. Smith, in six months.
 MT. F.-whole right side paralyzed, was unable to dress or undrcss alone, had to be assisted to the office, was totally unable to attend to business. Had ex- pended large sums of money with various eminent physicians. without receiving the slightest relief Cured in four weeks. Mir. D.-Taken to bed with very severe attack of Inf,ammalory Rheuma- tism, could not move without assistance. and then only with the most excruciating pain. Cured in eight days.
 Mrs. B.-Was confined to bed for thir- teen months from nervous exhaustion, had tried three physicians before sending for Doctor Smith. and had received no be,aejit. Restored to PEKFEcT HEALTH in four months
 Mir. C.-Aniicted with rheumatism could not raise his hand to his head Cured icith tuo applications of electricity.
 Mr. A.-Catarrh of the head ana nose, of fifteen years standing; discharged quantities of thick greenish matter from throat and nose, using ten handkerchieIs q day, with loss of smell and appetite Cured in six months by Dr. Smith, IF Slate street.
 MT. G. Chronic bronchitis and ea- tarrh, having d hard, dry cough, dryness of the throat. and thickness in the throat . pit, craving appetite (the stomach soon feeling full), nervous proslration, mIaLie to work. Relieved ill three weeks. 50 as l i'll six months
 MT. B.-Neuralgia of the face and head, of throbbing, lancinating character with convulsive movement of tine face at the height of the paroNysm light uneIl- jurable, nervous prostralion. Relieved in one application, and cured of nervous prostration ill two weeks.
 Mir. R.-Dyspepsia and sIck-headache of thirteen years standing, having at tacks coniining him to bed two days in the week, stomach constantly disturbed r. with fullmess and belching uf wind or " acid, after meals. Relieved in two weeks and cured in five months.
 MT. T.-Ulcer of years standing had tried eNtrs lining recenIrncnded, and re c'.iv..i mu relief until hc commenceu trc;,uuc.l at Dr. smiths ll7 0l.,Ie street. Cu.c,. iii irr-e muntho.
 N.L-Talnor on cheek n hich bothered ,.. iim ,c.y .l.ucu. NGruu WiIn twenty i.a treatments.
 GIrs. IE-Lcncurrl,aa and Prolapsus Itv.I suffered intensely Curcu in eight wccks.
 Mir. J.-Impotence and enlargement of the prostate gland. Cured in four months.
 Mir. N.-Suffered terribly with chronic n inflammation of bowels and piles He 'D could not attend to his business for weeks at time. Cured ill two months
 Mir. P.-Suffered from spermatorrhra and its effects for sixteen years. The disease still continued daily, with burn ming pains in the stomach, and dyspepsia. constipation. loss of memory. nervous hess. sleep full of horrible and lasciSious dreams. and entirely unfit to attend so business. Cured in four months. d, Mir. D.-Ulceration of bowels of seven years, with ten or fifteen passages day an with mucous and bloody discharges. cancellation and prostration. Cured in three months.
 al The above are oniy few of hundreds of cases constantly being cured by J. D. S. Smith, Nj. D., State street, after trying every other method in vain Consultation Free.
 a Constant repetition of the same aci ps' brings experiness in its performance. One who. like Dr. Smith, has spent years in administering electricity during many hours every day for every variety of Ner- sous and Chronic diseases, until inc SD. plications number thousands, must nee essarily acquire that skill in his profes- F. sion which is not attainable from books alone or from any other source
 When electricity is properly applied il animates and yitalizes every part, and I, restoring the electrical forces of the sys- ,aI tenn to their proper balance. lays the foundation for nature to work out heI cure. Amoung the diseases to which cleo iricity is best adapted are the following
 I. DISEASES OF THE BRAIN AND NIB 5c- voUs SYsTEM.-Epilepsy, Chorea, or St lO- Vitus' Dance, Paralysis lHemiplegia ana Paraplegia). Neuralgia. Hysieria. Ner vousness, Palpitation of the Heart, Lock 6, jaw, etc. etc.
 g. ORGANS AND TISSUES CONNECTED WITH THE DIGESTIVE SYsTEM.-Sor, Threat. Dyspepsia, Diarrhua. Dysentery Obstinate Constipation, Hemorrhoids, ol Piles, Bilious Flatulent, and Paintert colic, and all affection of the Liver ana , Spleen.
 ee g. RESPIRATORY ORGANs.-Catarrh Cough Influenza, Asthma, lwhen no caused by organic disease of the heart) Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Plcurodynia. ol ow Rheumatism of the Chest, Consumption in early stages.
 4. FERROUS AND MUSCULAR SYsTEE.- , m Rheumatism, Lumbago. Stiff Neck, Spina soo Curvature, Hip Diseases. Cancers, Tu 500 mors.
 { sc 5. URINARY AND GENITAL ORaANs-
 Gravel, Diabetes, and Kidney Complaints ,ed Impotence and Seminal Weakness. Tn
 latter compiaint ne.er fail to yield ropidl!
 to this tTedfnieia
 6. DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALEs-
 Uterine Complaints, involving mal-pcsi
 ton, as Prolapsus. Anteversion. Retro
 version Inflammation Liberation, ans