The Hartford herald., 1879-07-02

ing partially comprehended the sacrifices I
had to make-absence from my family, oppo-
sition from the doctors, and the prejudice, the
ridicule and indifference from my fellowmen
decided to return to the city
of Cincinnati, where I had lived seventeen
years Of my life, and there
BEGIN THE PIONEER WORK,
proclaining a principle, that looked like a
humbug on the face Of it, to a people that
never before heard the name Of I" Holman's
Fever and Ague and Liver Pad" IL there is
one here who has ever experienced all that il
means to make discovery that, If adopted,
would rebound to the benefit Of man, or has
experienced the hope, joy, disapPointments,
discouragements, contempt, sorrow and labor
that fall to the lot of those who attempt to
promulgate it, then you are prepered to count
the cost of the Holman Liver Pad to date.
Those who have not could with profit read the
lives Of Calico, Jenner, Harvey, Fulton, and
many others who have tried it. Like all new
beginners, my commencement was a hard
struggle. rri
The first three cases were among the worst
chronic played out ones ever had. These
were the desperate ones. They had exhausted
the whole list of medical science aud hum
bug and the poor Pad had got to come in and
be put up as target for the doctor to shoot at.
The first was case Of "a years standing, no.
toriously well known. Because the Pad did
not cure inside of three weeks the doctors
were heralding it all over the town. But
when he was cured no one ever heard from
them a word of credit or praise given the Pad.
The next was a case Of IS years. He had but
one slight chill after wearing the Pad. Also
George Krenning, In his case said, "No
cure, no pay" In five days he acknowledged
himself well; in thirty days he gave me his
testimonial, and is now at Fort Recovery,
Ohio, selling Pads for living.
So with John c. Preston, a case of liver and
stomach disease, pain inside and liver consti-
patton, diarrhea, headache; inside of ten days
was well, after being i'll for fourteen years.
DIR. Bissell, of Cincinnati. who had suffered a
thousand deaths with neuralgia in the stomach
for over eight years, was permanently cured
inside of two weeks. p. A. Moffet Of heart
disease and malaria; Colonel Thornton, assist
ant postmaster, Cincinnati s. v. Curtis,
banker, of Middleton, very old chronic case
of malaria and biliousness, who had spent a
small fortune to be cured-never aided until
he used the pad and thus it was, one after
another, that remarkable cures, covering near
ly every form of disease, not excluding nearly
every kind Of blood poison, also the diseases
peculiar to women and children, were being
daily reported from every part Of the land,
~ - ms n'e common sense uoctof, mas
assumed history OF gigannc proportions.
Important depots and consultation rooms free
OF charge are not only to be found in nearly
all the important cities of this country. but
also in the Canadas and portions of Europe.
They have also found their way in smaller
quantities % Asia, the Bahamas, etc. One of
the remarkable facts connected with this treat
ment is that it seldom fails to cure where in
structions are literally followed, except in cases
wnsre ,ne eoaungs oil tne stomach are destroy
ca oy the use OF powerful medicines, or where
tne snort rios lap over the pit OF the stomach,
the result oil nght iacing-
IN the language OF another, believe that
tnere Is no disease that can be kept In subjec-
t.oh' ,nat can De modihed oy the use OF medi-
cine, oot can DC acted upon In tar more satis-
factory manner oy the Holman Pad and plaster
ana medicated sait water loot bath as auxiliar-
ies; & ! oeilese tnere Is no disease that medicine
VIII cure put "nat can De cured more promptly
and effectuaiiy by this treatment. 1 do know
that times without number diseases universally
acknowledged to be beyond the reach of medi-
Sine nave melted away under the action
Oh tne hoiman remedies, and the work was
oone SO quietly, with SO little inconvenience
to the patient, that In many cases the pain was
gone ere ne was aware. More than quarter
oi miihoh Oh earnest, inteilgent, living w.t.
nesses bear testimony to the truth Of these
statements Ihe experiences that have come
under my own observation OF the wonderful
cures, and hearing 1t, as l do, continually
from the liPs OF the grateful patients, 1 find
II awork tnat transcends every other eonsid-
Grafton Money could not buy me to help
suppress It. Think for one moment what the
Holman Pad will do for the spleen.
PHYSICIANS, ONE AND ALL,
Will tell you that 1t Is next to impossible to
cure chronic case Of enlargement Of the