Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-02
NEW AND WONDERFUL DIS
COVERIES.
Natures Laboratory UnfOIded
and u Science of Medicine
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That these roots and Herbs are the
only Remedies that will relieve pain
and cure the disease at the same time
The Herb Remedies are the only
drugs whose medicinal properties can
not be changed by admixture with each
other
That all pain is caused by obstruct-
ed circulation of blood and relieved by
its restoration.
That n, arly all diseases arise from
arrangements of the digestive or eiimi-
mating organs; and that all cures are
effected by restoring these organs to a
healthy condition, Consumption ex-
cepted)
500 reward will be paid to any pa
tient that Doctor George fails to cure
of any of the following named diseases,
viz:
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sick Head
ache, Catarrh. Bronchitis, Consump-
tion, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Piles and Fistula, Bright's Disease and
other Disorders of the Kidneys, Gravel,
Dropsy, etc Also, Diseases of the
' L,
ments of the Brain and nervous Sys-
TEN, Female Complaints, Diseases of
fhe Eye and Ear, Scrofula, letter, and
all Diseases of the Skin. Erysipelas
Swellings, Running Sores on the Neck
and Limbs, and all Disorde s arising
from Impure Blood No Minerals or
Narcotic Poisons used. Cures guaran-
teed No charges for treatment in
case of failure. Diphtheria and Scar
let Fever quickly broken up and cured.
No case need prove fatal.
NO ITINERANT DOCTOR.
Dr. George came to Pittsburg for the
purpose of establishing the principal or
central Office of his new system of Herb
| Medicines and Laboratory for their
manufacture, as well as for the regular
practice of his profession ,and, having
! formed permanent business associations
with reputable and prominent citizens
of this city, the public may feel assured
that he is no more travelling doctor or
itineraId character, wandering around
| from place to place, here to-day and off
here to stay, and to establish fixed
and permanent headquarters, and urges
the closest investigation, and the op-
portunities to prove to the satisfaction
of the people the superior merits of
his new system of medicines and meth
cd of treating diseases and that while
| thousands are suffering with every
variety of chronic affections. hereto
fore incurable by the old and unsatis.
factory mode of treatment, this sure
means of relief is within their reach,
not only for the cure or every chronic
sufferer, where there is sufficient con-
stitutional vitality left to responde to
his simple, safe and reliable remedies,
but for the sure prevention ofall chron-
ic diseases by eradicating the cause of
acute ones in their incipiency.
The following will speak of itself:
Mr. L. S. Layton, Wholesale Queens
ware and Glassware merchant, 153
Wood street, having commenced DR..
Georges treatment for long standing
complication of disease, and desiring to
ascertain the Doctors reputation at his
former home, wrote to the Treasurer
of Y York county, Pa, and received the
reply below, which not only stamps
DR. George as an eminent physician"
but as an honorable man." and hence
can be trusted with the lives as well
as the confidence of the people:
TREAsURER's OFFICE, York Co., Pa,
VnDV pa Eabruary e JSS1
L. S. Layton, Esq Pittsburgh, Pa:
DEAR SIR-In reply to yours of the
2Sth ult., l would say that | have
known DR. III. S. George for about FIVE
years. have known him to effect
cures in chronic cases where other emf
nent physicians had failed he effected
such cure on your humble servant.
l was affected with variety of letter,
which baffled the skill of all had en-
ployed before him. | am now cured,
and can never forget DR. George for it.
He has always acted the part of an
honorable man in this community.
Very respectfully
A. f. GEEsEY,
Treasurer of York county, Pa.
We call public attention to, and in
vite careful perusal Of the Pamphlets
new being distributed explaining DR..
Georges "new system" Any one en-
closing stamp will receive tie pamphlet
by mail.
Reception Parlors and Central Of
flee Of DR.. Georges Ne1o System Of
Herb Medicine
No. 296 Penn avenue, Pittsburgh.
DR.. III. S. GEORGE e. Co.,
Proprietors.
Office hours, 8 a. m. to p m; on
Saturday and Monday evenings, I too !;
on Sunday, to 4 p. m.
Carpeis.
We have now in stock full line of
all the new styles of Carp s, Oil
Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, &c. 1t will
paw you to call and examine our goods