The Portland daily press., 1883-08-04

RESULTS OBTAINED AT THE FREE
HOSPITAL EsTABLEsHED AND
SUPPORTED BY THE MURDOCH
LIQUID FOOD CO., BOSTON, OF 30
BEDS FOR WOMEN WITH CHRON-
nc DISEASES. AND INFANTS.
Confirms all that is claimed for Liquid Food dt
being condensed; free of insoluble matter and can
be retained by the stomach when so weak as to re-
fuse water) in making new blood and that in clean
sing the system of disease.
We challenge the world to produce such cases of
restoring persons to health where lite has been de-
SPARED OF for years
The following cases are few Of the many at our
Hospital, showing what class Of cases are treat
ing.
Miss G. (our patients are known by the letter on
their BEDS has been taking our Liquid Food since
last August. In the spring of 1877, then 20 years
old. she began to fail, caused by general nervous
prostraton, and failed SO rapidly that in the fall
term she was treated by five physicians of good
standing, but with relief. She suffered severely
with her stomach, and could take but little food
and that she could not assmilate. Last August she
was reduced to 7Otbs. (her former weight was 125
fbs) she could not walk across the room alone and
had not been dressed for months. Since that date
she has taken dessert spoonful of Liquid
Food four times daily, and has gained steadily five
pounds a month, and now weighs 127 pounds, has
returned home, takes her meals with her family
walks round the yard, and takes short rides, and
continues to gain in strength.
Prior to last summer she had taken Choral for Is
months, and in vain had tried to leave it of, but
could not until the nerves were nourished, which
she succeeded in doing after taking Liquid Food a
few weeks.
Her father writes us that he is convinced that Ii
quid Food has saved his daughter life, and shs be-
ing his only child he says words cannot convey the
happiness that he and his wife enjoy in her re-
covery.
Mrs. G. bad been an invalid for over two years,
great share of the time being confined to her bed
has suffered very much, both from assesses, ner-
vous prostration. and was given up as hopeless by
all the physicians who treated her. She came un-
der our treatment January Of 1883, has improved
greatly and considers that she hes fully recovered
as she is able to be about the house. performs light
duties, eas well, whore before treatment she could
only retain milk and had no appetite for solid food
of any kind, which she now enjoys.
Miss B. was taken four years ago, when 20 years
old and weighing l4Obs., with nervous p1ostration
and neuralgia of her whole system. She failed so
fast that she was unable to be moved for VEAL and
sensitive that she could not be touched without
great pain. She wes treated by the best medical
talent of Boston for thres years, but with relief
Her parents despared of her being relieved of suf
fering only by death. Last summer she commenced
taking Liquid Food-her weight YVES then so pounds
-and gradually gained at first. After thirty DAYS
her strength increased faster and now strength and
vitality about equal to what they previous
to her illness She now weighs 120 pounds, can
walk mile at a time, can perform light duties has
no trouble in eating any food and is free from all
pain and is still gaining. showing that nutrition
will relieve nervous prostraion and neuralgia,
if chronic for years, confirming what Fothergi the
prayer of nerve for healthy food" aug4-1awStf