The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-09-23

The surgical staff of the Murdoch LID
uid Food COmpany's Free Surgical
Hospital for Women, 80 LeVerett
street, Boston, are in daily attendance,
except Saturday, from to 10 A. NJ,
to examine patients and assign beds.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that extract
offered the public the original Liquid
Food and other names is NOT a food, and
TINT they trade mark, essays, etc.,
without our authority; said parties we
have sued for outraging our rights, as by so
doing they are deceiving the public.
The Murdoch Liquid Food Company always de
fend their rights, cost what it may. The last par
ty that outraged them we carried through five
suits, receiving judgment in every case and receiy
ing large cash damages.
We are the only manufacturers of Liquid Food
in the world, and are so acknowledged by the gov
ernments of the United States and England, as
they it in their hospitals, well as the lead
ing governments Of Europe, and all hospitals and
physicians in all countries that have tried it.
Every bottle and label carry our trade mark and
Mark. 1919 per cent. Soluble Albumen." There
never was an essay ever read before any medical
association or society in the world except ON Muir
docks Liquid Food. Said essays are in our pamph-
let, with our hospital reports which is around each
bottle.
We are advised by tine press how General
Grant was sustained during his late Illness
Dy manufactures OF eXtractss ana gram
foods, also by his physicians. DIR. Douglass
i'm his report says, s'The application of am
odynes had had a good result, and was sub-
sequently changed for stimulant in the
form of foods
tracts, milk, eggs, etc., farinaceous materials al
ways in liquid form"
When we know that during the last three
four months of his life that he lost of
flesh equal 10 half his former weight, we
must say that his life was sustained by his
own body, as il is impossible TO sustain life
after such a heavy loss, and death always
follows.
The value of Nurdock's LIQUID Food in such
cases we cannot Illustrate better than by giving
a case that came under our treatment (outside Of
our free hospital, as contagious cases are not adj
mitted) The case showed to all that it was many
fold worse than General Grants, and had been
under treatment for several years in some of our
best hospitals and also by some of our best phys-
clans out OF the hospitals care, growing worse
daily, until she commenced taking Murdock's
Liquid Food equal to two ounces daily, when she
commenced gaining rapidly in flesh, gaining,
month. This case was well known in Boston, as
we invited many of the leading physicians of Bos-
ton to visit Us at our quarterly receptions at the
fremont House to see her; but for an accident she
met with she would have lived many years, as she
never ceased to gain-in flesh as long as she took
our Liquid Food and the new blood she made
daily by being nOtrished more than all other
Foods, IOnlcS or EXIracIS could 40, cleanSed her
system.
Another case showing the recruiting and
sustaining powers of Murdoch's Liquid
Food equal TO the above cases. The party
is a gentleman well known i'm Massnchu-
sets. and TO whom we can refer extracts
from an unsolicited letter sent Aug. II, 'S5.
About six years ago commenced taking your
Liquid Food thought perhaps you would be in
terested to know something of my present condi-
tiOn For four have not hppn able 10
out of my chair without assistance, and am so
nearly helpless that cannot wipe the perSpira-
ton from my, forhead suffer a great deal all
the time, and my limbs are much distorted, and
my head lies on my right shoulder My stomach
has not been able to retain solid food for several
years. / take all my food through a tube For
more than two years my diet has been three pints
of milk, two tablespoonful of Wheat Germ Meal
and five tablespoonful of Murdock's Liquid Food
am anxious to get on my legs again, as it is Just
eleven years that have been laid up. l always
speak a good word for your Liquid Food, as | am
convincep that should have been able to have
obtained it.
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