National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-11-09
DUrrY,s runE MALr WHISKY
whisky a Medicine - What Eminent
Authorities Say.

Authorities Say.
II is now n fact, established and unques
toned, that pure, unadultcrutcd whisky ls OF
necessity, medicine.
PROF. WILLIAM II. CARPENTER, NJ. D., +. X.
s., +. 8. g.. Examiner in Physiology, Univor-
sity Of London, prof Medical Jurisprudence.
University College, says:
The specific action of n pure alcoholic slim
ulnnt cNcrts beneficial influence, which
nothing else can afford. To put this aside
would be equivalent to denying our right 70
employ any substance whatever, as n medl
Giuo-a doctrine that would deprive us of all
the medicines In the pharmacopnla
DIR; joins Z. CALDWELL, NJ. D. (Nenrolo;;
gist, baltimore, Md writes; when i
suggested that you should introduce the
medical qualities Of your genuine Malt
Whisky to the American Medical Asso-
citation meeting Of May, 1881, at Wash
ington, d. G., 1 felt certain that It was
only necessary to make II known to
the profession to elicit It's true merits
DuHy's Pure Malt Whisky is simply 10
be known to DO appreciated: In typhoid
and nervous exhaustion / know OF no
remedy to approach or equal this whis-
ky TO bridge over a crisis or mend the
broken cup OF health in an emergency OF
immediate danger This may be said OF
alcohol in generalIwere y not the tact
Heated. These impurities ARE in the
DUFFY MALT WHISKY ENTIRELY ABSENT,
thus ailording sure aud safe stimulant,
true TONIC; hence so safely administered
In seeplesspess In neuralgia and melau-
cholia and like nerve troubles"
PROF. Henry A. Mort, PHI. D., 4. G. g., Doctor
Of Philosophy and Fellow Chemical College,
New York, writes: Analysis shows Dudys
Malt Whisky 10 be free from amyllc alcohol
commonly called 'fusel oir), but at the same
time the whisky is shown TO contain small
quantities ofncetates and valerianntes of ethyl
and amyl, which give to whisky a fine aroma,
ana which constituents are only present IN tho
purest and oldest WHISTLES. Analysis also
shows II to be free from adultcration or foreign
impurity, there being no added coloring mat
ter, such as burned sugar (caramel) log wood,
catechu, tea infusion, &c.--very frequently nd
dcd-nnd the entire absence of q smoky odor
shows that creosote has not been added, rs in
the case of most all Scotch and Irish whiskles
The purity OF Dufiys Malt Whisky las simple
analytical tests win readily convince a physi;,
clan or an experO should certainly recommend
the same to public favor. In the sick-room 1t
should meet with great success.
DIR. s. q. GINsEE, NJ. d., Baltimore, Md,
writes; 81 have prescribed your Pure
Malt Whisky in severe cases of acute cry
sipelas, typhoid fever, and kindred dis
eases requiring stimulant. Its action Is
positive, Its therapeutic power l. certain
grade Of imported Cognac. / cheerfully
recommend II for public use. In cases of
falling health and strength, which pre-
tion of unhealthfulness necessary to pro-
mote diarrhna and cholera. cholera
infantum, general debility, nervous pros.
t ,T%1iOa, etc. it is in all such cases sure
PROFESSOR NJ. l., AREsDT Analytical and
| Consulting Chemist, Buffalo, N. Y, who, from
| his high standing in the profession, Is now
wSites bSve made nm analyss of yor Pnrs
Malt whisky, which gave a very gratifying
result. Your Malt Whisky obtained mostly
By eSSSl Of malt Aud
| free from iiisel oil and any of those similarly
| obnoxious alcohols which are so often found
in whistles. Therefore 1t can be recon-
mended as extremely fit for medical pur-
| poses"
DR.. J. N. RICHARDS, M. D., Richmond Va,
writes: Your whisky Is, to my MUD, nil
that you claim for 1t, and shall pre-
required"
PROFESSOR ALBERT l.. MENKE, Professor OF
| Organic Chemistry, In the Kentucky State Col.
| lege, late Assistant Chemist, Department OF
+. l. c.: II hereby certify that have made
analysis of Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky aud
found 1t TO be absolutely pure not containing
gredient. II is peculiarly fitted for medicinal
or any other purposes. where q carefully pre-
pared aud unaduiterated whisky is desired"
DIR. JANIS, E. wnTEFoRD. N. D., Balu
more, Nd, writes: "Sinco the introduc
ton Of Duif,', Pre- Malt Whisky in our
city use no other for the reason that
know 1t to be pure and unadulterated.
What employ with so much success in
my own practice can without any hcsi
talon recommend TO the profession al
large"
PROFESSOR FRED. II. SAVERS NJ. D., L. r. C.
| p, London, writes from Rochester, N. ": 81
| have frequently prescribed Dnfiy's Pure Nall
Whisky In my practice here. | consider 1t q
very superior and reliable article, and eau
| heartily recommend II In low states In feyers
| acute inilammations. and In dcpre; sing mala'
dies generally; also as tonic In feeble diges
| tion and conyalescence from acute diseases
| when an alcoholic stimulant is indicated, aud
especially in Phthisis Pulmonalis' (consump
tom.
DIR. NJ. G.. GREENFIELD,, NJ. D., Author Of
| "Alcohol, Its Use, aud Abuse" Apple
| ton Health Primers" says ave believe
that nm Intelligent comprehension Of the
action OF alcohol on the system will al
ways have greater influence with
thoughtful men in promoting temper.
| ance than any adhesion to dogma.
Alcohol is sometimes used In very
large and repeated doses with good Of
feet and without any, subsequent de-
preston; 1t Is idle TO ignore the result:
| ofexperience In disease"
PROFESSOR HENRY L. BYRD, NJ. d., late PreSi.
| dent OF the Faculty and Professor, Baltimore
Nd, Medical College, writes: II have had q
| careful analysis made of a sample OF Dufy's
| Pure Malt Whisky and find 1t remarkably free
from fniel oil and other Objectionable material,
| SO often found in the whisky of the present
day. It's flavor Is quite pleasant and agreeable
to both taste and smell, and u Is, therefore
an alcoholic stimulant."
DIR. FLORA A. BREWSTER, MADISON AVENUE
Baltimore, Md. writes: "About ono yeai
ago 1 had patient IN the last stages ss o. O.
| medicine was given her, would vomit Il
within five minutes. had given hel
various remedies, including wine, cham
payne. whisky, &c., but oil were expelled
within a few minutes, and she received
nutriment only by enema and Injunction
of Cod-Iiyer Oil, which were excecdingl,
Ia ~ hos nnn Iats ttFnI
making mental search for some more OF
| ective remedy In this case, my eye rested
on a sample bottle Of Duify's Pure Nal
WITH N me ug when V Visited her, and i0a ad
not vomited The second dose was fol
lowed by LITTLE meat JuiSeh AL
meat juice were continued at short In
tervals, and within week she was abb,
70 eat hearty; Al THIS after her iam5ll!
prescribe alcoholic stimnlants, but whel
! do always order your Pure Barley Nal
Whisky because am convinced that 1t Il
not only free from fusel oil. but not In an!
way Rdulterated."
PROFESSOR JOSEPH PARRISH, M. d., Burling
ton, n. j., Author Of Medical !nebriety fror
n Medical Standpoint" says: 1--WE know thu
alcohol will steady the heart slow tho pulse
warm the skin, calm excitement, and w
ought to use It,
DIR. JAMES ]. o'DEA, NJ. D.. author of sev
eral works on Insanity, Stapleton, Rich
mond county, N. y. writes: "When
prescribe an alcoholic stimulant to sicl
] and convalescent people l order you
| famous Pure Malt Whisky in preference,
TO any other liquor, for the reason that
know 1t 10 be wholesome, clean, and un
adulterated. What l employ with 81
much confidence in my practice as con
fdently recommend to the Medical Pro
| fession at large, satisfied that 1t will nee
with the approval OF this profession IL
every particular"
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