Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-15
DISEASES OF WOMEN.


DISEASE that they need have no hesitancy In calln
upon him because he is stranger. lie assures thei
that they will receive the most delicate courteous
considerable attention. Dr. H. treats Female Troubles
such rs suppression, Displacement, Painful Mensirus
tion. Liberation, lrregularity, Excessive Flowi,l
Luc0rrhpa Sterility, Unnatural Heat and ltcbiii
OF Genital Organs, In such manner as to make tina
painful, and, ~ most women, fearfuly unpeasah
ordeal-iocai erdmindfion-unnecessary.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM,
whether arising from overwork of mind or bod,
from bad habits In youth, or later indugencies !
SPECIALLY. Medicine alone will not reach this cla
Of diseases, and DIR. H. feels warranted In saying e
the sufferer, THERE Is a CURE"
TESTIMONY NOT BEFORE PUR-
LlSHED.
Mrs. DR.. o. II. STEVENS of Bradford, Vt. suffered
from Retroyerson and Neuralgia of the Womb, Nef
vous Dyspepsia and spinal Irritation: was under tn
treatment Of three physicians in Vermont for Il
months. without benefit, came to DIR. Henion, q
Adams House. Boston, April %, 1879; unable to wall
and was carried into the hotel. Mrs. Stevens
menced to improve within a. hours, and on Tues
May IL, returned TO her home well women. Mr.
stevens is referred TO, also her brother Mr.. $. II
Ingram, whose address Is % and - Otis ST., Boston.
Mrs. 7. A. Pc .sE of Appleton, Me- writes;
"The benefits received from you were relief q
stomach trouble sleepess nights, md nervous head
a he. Have not had one since saw you the
time. MY spine gives me but very little pain, and
am much stronger and less sensitive to disagreeab,
things. ! have none of those entirely prostrate'
spells, and for all these b, nefts am indebted to YOU
Mrs. Pease was under treatment one week In Dee.
Der. ISIS. Had been sick years. Referred 10.
Mr.. o. II. +. HODGE, Boston Police officer a
tached to station II, was unable to do duty froi
rheumatism and other diseases. DIR. IIenion eur,
him years ago and he has lost no time from ines
since. Referred TO-
Mrs. &. A. MOORE, corner Milk an0 Market st,
Portland, Me-. was cured by DIR. Henion of IA
case Of Chronic Caarrh four years since. Ho
nerer had a return Of the disease. Referred TO-.
MIR. Z. II. CURTIS, residing at No. l Russell plac,
Boston. suffered from Nervous Debility; had sever
headache, weak back. loss of memory; and VIZ
greatly Frustrated; was compelled to abandon hi
business (that Of clerk. DIR. Henion cured hin
Referred to.
Mrs. CArHRoN KIMnALL., IA Albion pl.. Charlie
town, Mass, was deaf for four years. Dr. Heni,
cured her BY one treatment. Referred to.
VIM NJ HOPKINS, Esq, a merchant of Boston
called upon DIR. Henion In November, 1877; had bee
sick two years with chronic disease Of the stomac
and liver nervous dyspepsia, ETC.. had been ireatc'
by several of Bostons most eminent ply sicians Will
out benefit was thought to be past cure. He the
weighed 1856; he NOR meighs 1865. and has not tos
since his drst treatment. Mr.. Hopkins place O.
business is at IS summer ST., Boston. Referred to.
New testimonials appear every Tuesday.
SPECIAll-Dr ii. is not a ClairvOyanf nor Is b.
simply a magnetic Healer" called Heis an ed,
Gated MUSICIAN, with indepen enough not to b,
confined to any school Of practice.
Let ers of inquiry are frequent. cannot tell as
the probability of success until see the patient Al
letters of inquiry in order to insure reply, mus
contain stamp.
The Terms of Treatment will depend upon tn
ability OF the patient TO pay. Patients coming t.
this city from other parts of the State will have the
expenses considered in the charge for treatment
Send for circular.
p. ST. ,ciH say for the benefit orfhose rho infen,
10 call on me during my stay here. do not delay
I'll the last moment. Ny rooms are then so Mrongeo
il is impossible to treat all who come.
Office Hours-From A. ~. to 6P NJ.
DR.. II. will resume practice at Adams House, Bos
ton. on or about Oct. LIST.
CONSULTATION ENTIRELY FREE.
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