The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-03-14
Nearly 1900 of Trenton's Citizens Under
One Physicians Treatment.


From the Trenton Daily Times
DR.. Lawrence is doctorlng half the people Of
Trenton is a remark made recently by one OF our
city druggists. While the statement made at
random, many Times readers would like TO know
the facts with regard TO his large practice and
great success in treating long standing, nervous
and chronic ailments which battle the skill of
other physicians. Some years since the Doctor
came to Trenton and gave course OF medical and
health lectures which convinced his hearers that
by large experience study and travel combined
with natural powers or gifts of healing the sick he
had certainly discovered more'periect method OF
treating human ills by the use of remedies rationale
hygienic and harmless.
Many sufferers came TO him after having been
doctored for years. with little or benefit, and
were quickly restored to health. His rooms soon
were crowded and patients often turned away for
want of time. Remarkable cures rapidly multi.
piled, and the Doctor gradually gained the conf
dence of the people,
When called to fill previous engagements to lee
ture and practice In other cities, letters by the
score followed him from his patients and their
friends requesting his return or more of his med-
cines. large box full of these requests aud tes-
timonials Is always open for Inspection In his
rooms likewise his books which contain the
Names addresses diseases, etc. of nearly 1900 pa
tients In New Jersey, most of whom are residents
Of this city.
like the FIRST with still larger practice During
his soourn here he has delivered more than forty
interesting lectures on various subjects, some Of
which have been brilliantly illustrated with his
improved Stereopticon. His rooms are supplied
with numerous modern Surgical Medical and
Electrical instruments and curiosities. including
parasites and mammoth Tenia Tape Worms
with heads attached, more than thirty of which he
has expelled while practicing In this city. Many
of his patients have desired him to publish their
remarkable cures for the benefit of others. The
names of the following cases can be seen by calling
on the Doctor: Bad case OF kidney disease says
l am sure the Doctor has saved my life - severe
cases of piles and urinary troubles says. " Better
already than l have been for eight years." hope
less case of nervous prostration says, +" You have
surely saved my life !" obstinate of c0nstipa-
tion says, My bowels are now regular, they have
not been so for years." desperate case of gravel
with bloody urine says; You have saved my
life | feel like new mani" chronic diarrh@a
case of thirty years standing says My recovery
Is almost miracle; " case of long standing heart
disease says, Am entirely cured in one month :"
case fepilepsy scrofula, etc, given up by many
great doctors, says, Health perfect, no more ts'
very bad case of dropsy and nervous exhaustion
says You have helped me get back my health or
l should be in my grave to-day; +" case of rheuma
tsm fifteen years standing, unable to leave his
bed for weeks, says, After few days was well
and able to work; " sad case of seminal weakness
says, After spending hundreds of dollars and
trying many doctors, your local treatment has
eight years says, In one week 1t came out by the
roots !" father says, Your worm remedies
brought large drift Of worms from little boy.
we saved about quart which you may keep rs
specimens" These quotations refer TO only few
OF the many forms of disease which the Doctor
treats with equal success when not incurablc.
The Doctor Is the huthor oil a Manual OF Health
and Hygiene prepared for his patients, which
greatly assists them In gaining aud retaining
health.
He ia preparing to open an Office on st tie street
on his return. where he can better accommodate
his numerous patients.
His terms of treatment are most reasonable, es-
pecially to those not able to pay large prices.
He furnishes and prepares his own remedies,
mostly from vegetables, oils, roots, herbs and
barks His Office hours are from 10 A. NJ. until 8
p. NJ. Short Examinations and Cancellations Free.
DR.. Lawrence, of Trenton, will be at
the Union House, Thursday, March 18th,
and remain one week. This is an oppor.
tunity that should not be neglected by
those suffering from any form of chronic
disease.