Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-12
DIR. HENION
Of Boston. Practical Physician, who has met " ith
great success at Rockland. Augusta and Bangor
Ma me, the past three years, is now at the
MARsTON HOUSE, LEWISTON, ME.

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Of Boston. Practical Physician, who has met W ith
great success at Rockland. Augusta and Bangor
Maine, the past three years, Is now at the
MARsTON HOUSE. LEWISTON, ME.
where he will remain for sertrdl months AM
where those suffering from any form OF CHRONIC
DISEASE. mo matter OF how long standing may
come from 81. NJ to- ~. Consultation FREE
DR.. Henion's patents are mostly those ihst have
teen given I'D as incuIablc. lie uscs but little
medicine. his method Of Treatment being based
upon both science and common sense Though
ar old school physician he Is not confined 10 any
particular mode OF practice. His remedies are
mostly Botanic and OF bis own preparing. and his
CURES ARE UNPARALLELED
In the history OF medicine. Electricity, Nature.
chief restorer used when IL will benefit, IN con
neciion with sp, ciGc medicines No Morphine
Opium or hiaera! poison administered.
DISEASES TREATED.
These need not be enumerated. Sufiice II 10 say
that DIR. II. treats successfully lingering Chronic
diseases OF erery name and nature.
DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN
a speciality. Dr. II. would say to ladies who arr
suffering irom AM RoRM OF fEMtLR DISEASE
that they " ill receive the most delicate ara con
siderate attention. and that he treaties Femal Il
Troubles in such a manner a. 10 make local er
animation and local treatment entirely unneces
ssry.
SPECIAL TO MEN.
Disease. oil the Nervous system NhctntT
ing from overwork of mind or body, from bsC
habits In youth or later indulgences q SPECIALITY
Medicine alone will not reach this class OF dis
ease and nr. II. feels warranted in saying TO the
sufferer, THERE IS A CURE"
Beware OF free prescriptsons.p "rersrea6-,
vendors Of "cureaus.n True science and Common
sense teaches that remedies must be specially
prepared, in order TO successfully reach the ever
varying forms Of disease.
STOMACH TROUBLE A SPECIALITY.
The symptoms are: Acdity OF Stomach. Nau
sea and vomiting. Sick Headache. Constipation
Chills, Cramping Of Limbs, Double Vision ant
Spo,s before the Sight, Pain In the head. side
chest, aud limbs, High Coiored Urine, Weight il
Stomach and Fiuttering OF Heart, Yellow skin
Confused Mind, etc. From this trouble scores o
so.called diseases spring.
FEW MAINE REFERENCES.
Fred Canham. No. yassaIboro, Me had 90 lt
week for i've years. Cured in six weeks. Geo
Csnhsu, the father, or any resident OF the tow
referred TO.
Mr. T.. j. Heating. OF wateryille, Ne, wa
cured by DR.. Henion, OF varicose Ulcers on tn
leg. in 1878. Mr.. Heating lost much time from
his work. aud was great sufferer. Referred 10
Miss Lucine A. Jones, Of West Waterville, wa
cured by Dr. II. Of severe form Of scrofula
Martha Ellis, West wateryille. cured Of catarrh
Liver Trouble. "Dizzy Spells" etc. Referred 10
Mrs. Emma b. Ramsdeil, Of Canaan, Me, Ia,
Ulcer atod Sore Throat for more than year. DR.
Ii. cured her. Referred 70.
DIR. &. A. Haines, of Dexter, Maine, cured o
liver and stomach trouble. Referredt TO.
Mrs.. ). Y. Luce, OF Ltvant, Me-, was cured o
Stomach Trouble and Salt Rheum. Referred 10
Miss Sellie NJ, Connor, OF Brewer, Maine, wa
cured of Sick Headache, Painful Mensirualion
Chius, Fever and Cough. Referred to.
Mrs. Emma +. Stindtson, Of Bangor, Me-. wa
cured of rheumatism, Neuralgia Of Stomach. hat
BEEN treated for Dropsy, Referred TO.
Mr.. James Wallace, OF Aurora, Maine, had
shock of Paralysis. Was unabie 10 dress hinsel
,e,fkouf assistance. Referred 10.
Mrs. Emma Crocker, - II ain ST., Bangor, hai
Neuralgia, Noises in the Head, Catarrhal Deal
ness, Sick Headaches and stomach Trouble. DR.
ii. cured her. Referred TO.
c. ii. Bagley, esq Corinth, Me-, had Stomach
and Liver Trouble, Catarrh, Sick Headache, an,
Spinal Irritation. DIR. II. cured him. Referre,
s0-pr. II. publishes only Jev Of the cure
effected by him. Other references furnished upoI
application.
TERMS-Are nerer erorbitant. Those from
distance literally considered. Letters Of inqtirl
ans,cered. DO not delay your visit until toe late
In most cases bnt ONE PERSONAL INTERVIEW I
necessary. Send for Circular FREE.
ASPositively no case taken unless there Is
reas enable prospect Of success. Office hours q
N. to p. m. Sundays from 10 10 O'Clock.
Inyalid5 VINO cannot personally consult DIR. II
can communicate with him by letter, and, IL tn
case will admit Of IL, he will forward the neces
sary remedies per express. Write plain, TO tn
point. and give JuU participant
cSrpr. Henion IL not a travelling pm sician, thi
being only the fourth city he has visited in Maine
IN four years,