The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-21

hunts icniotiy, directing me tC take it and would
be cured | remarked, you don't think this is any
good, do you? This is a patent Incidence The
druggist replied that the medicine was very highly
recommended, and, on the strength of his assur
ance, purchased the Remedy Before taking one
bottle all the swelling had entirely disappeared and
was cured. | consider my cure a remarkable in
stance, and would not now live a day without hav
ing a bottle of Hunts Remedy in the house. 1t Is
most valuable medicine, and cannot he spoken OF
in too complimentary manner"
Physicians will not publicly indorse proprietary
medicine. The code of the profession forbids it
hence, though they may be thoroughly acquainted
with the positively beneficial qualities of a patent
medicine, they are bound upon honor not to youcl
for it, As a matter of fact, Hunts Remedy is ex
tensively used by leading physicians. One of then
said only few days ago that he used it in his prac
tce and prescribed it in certain eases. 1t was an
excellent compound, ana prepared solely from veg
etable products. knowing fully its valuable medi
cinal qualities he was free to use it, While he coulC
not publicly ndorsc it, he would be glad to attach
his signature to circular intended for the profes
sion only, urging its general use He further said
that the proprietor would greatly accommodate the
profession if he would place it in the drug stores ii
for it on a regular prepared prescription. The sen
tmentS Of this one practitioner but echo the oft
peated expressions Of many other shining lights OF
the medical profession.
Mr. \. d. Nickerson, managing editor of the Eve
ming Press and Morning Star, says: 81 have used
Hunts Remedy and have been greatly helped by it
For the classes Of diseases for which it is designed
know of no superior remedy"
The Rev f. &. Taylor, y. d., of this city, says
81 think Hunts Remedy il an excellent medicine
mad disarrangcmcnt of the Kidneys and by adj
vice used the Remedy, with beneficial Effects
Mr.. Charles L. Medbury, bookkeeper for Messrs
J. B. x = VI. Knowles, silversmiths No. 95 Pine
street, this city, said that last fall lie was cured OF
q kidney affection by the use of three bottles OF
Hunts Remedy.
Mr.. George O. Willard, city editor of the Evening
Press and Morning star, says: ~ have been
troubled with disarrangcd Kidneys for a number of
Years. lately, at the advice of my family physi-
elan, have been using Hunts remedy ami with
very beneficial results The Remedy is in my opin-
ion, invaluable to those suffering with any disease
of the Kidneys"
Hunts Remedy is Invaluable in drup5ical atrc-
lions. Remarkable cures ma le through its agency
are reported almost every day. The case of Mrs.
c. Matte Boss, residing at No - Lester street is
fair sample Of what good can be accomplished by
the Remedy Mrs Boss says: "a year age last
July found to my surprise that | was suffering
from dropsical affection. My lower limbs were
swollen 50 badly thatthey became smooth As glass,
and the skin almost as transparent called in DR..
Carpenter, who pronounced ny disease tropsy of
the lower limbs and heart. BY his advice | took
Hunts Remedy, procuring two bottles. Before |
had finished the second bottle the ,lropsy had en-
tirely Disappeared the cure Icing effected in fort
night | consider the Remedy very valuable mcdi-
cine"
In the words Of the New FORK Medical and sur
gical Journal ut seems to he one Of the very few
combinations out of the multitude that has any lie
cide value, that is calculated to benefit the all
ments forwhchit is designed" Providence Eve
ming Press.