Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-07
No
NO 237.

able instance and wonld not now live q day
without having bottle of Hunts Remedy in
| the house. lt is Il most valuable medicine.
and cannot be spoken of in too complimentary
! a manner"
! Physicians will not publicly indorse a pro.
prietarv medicine. The code of the profess
sion torbids it; hence. though they may be
thoroughly acquainted with the positively
bene fetal qualities of a patent medicine, they
are bound upon honor not to vouch for it. As
n matter of fact, Hunts Remedy is extensive
| ly used by leading physicians. One Of them
| said only few days ago that he used it in
| his practice and prescribed ii in certain cases.
| Ii was an excellent compound. and prepared
solely from vegetable products. knowing
| fully its valuable medicinal qualities he was
free To use it, While he could not publicly
| indorse it. he would be- glad to attach his
signature To a circular intended for the pro
tession only, urging its general use, He
further said that the proprietor would greatly
accommodate the profession if he would place
it in the drug stpres in bulk, and allow the
physicians to send their patients for it as
regularly prepared prescription. The senti.
ments of this one practitioner but echo the
oft-repeated expressions of iuany other shin
ing lights of the medical profession.
Mr.. A. ID. Nickerson, managing editor of
the Evening Press and Morning Star. says
Il have used Hunts Remedy and have been
| greatly helped by it. For the classes of
diseases for which il is designed know of
no superior remedy"
The Rev. + g. Taylor. ID. D., of this city,
| says: Il think Hunts Remedy is an excel
lieut. medicine. had a disarrangement of
the kidneys, and by advice used the Remedy.
with beneficial effects"
MIR, Charles +. Medbury. book-keeper for
Nessrs. J. b. & $. NJ. Knowles, silversmiths.
No. % Pine street this city. said that last fall
he was cured of 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: 81
have been troubled with deranged kidneys
! tor number of wears. Lately, at the advice
| nf my family physician, l have been using
Hunts Remedy, and with very beneficial re-
suits. The Remedy is, in my opinion, invalu-
| able TO those suffering with any disease of
the kidneys"
Hunts Remedy is invaluable in dropsical
affections. Remarkable cures made through
its agency are reported almost every day.
rhe case of Mrs. c. Matte Boss, residing at
No. 40 Lester street. is fair sample of what
good can be accomplished by the Remedy.
Mrs. Boss says "A year ago last July |
found to my surprise that ! was suffering
from dropsical affection. My lower limbs
were swollen so badly that they became AS
smooth : glass. and the skin almost as trans
parent. | called in DR.. Carpenter, who pro-
nounced my disease dropsy of the lower
limbs and heart. BY his advice took Hunts
Remedy, procuring two bottles Before
had finished the second bottle the dropsv had
entirely disappeared the cure being effected
in fortnight | consider the Remedy n
very valuable medicine"
In the words of the New York Medical and
Surgical journal 1T seems to be one of the
very few combinations out of the multitude
that has any decided value, or that is calcu
lated to benefit the ailments for which 1t Is
designed. d."-PToridenee Ereaiag Press.