The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-03-04
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over 5000 years Olds New blood
will always make new life.


a FACT
that is only 5 years old. Muir.
docks Liquid Food Will make
blood faster than all foods or
preparations known, i'm health or
disease, from infancy to old age.
To show the medical profession its value, induced
Mr. A. L. Murdoch to establish his Free Hospi-
tai of 20 beds, two years ago. for Infants and Wom
en- and it Is the only one in the world supported by
a single individual without contribution or taxa
ton. Each department is under the control of
paid staff of some of the best physicians and sur
geons in Boston. Beds are at the control of any
physician and surgeon in the United States that
wish one, and they can treat their own patient If
desired. If not they have no treatment except Liz
uid Food. unless the patient grows worse or needs
surgical operation.
The staff of the Surgical Hospital at No.
30 Leveretf street is i'm attendance daily
from TO 10 A. M. except Saturdays aud
Sundays.
NE do this to shoo the UGlue of ra0 food, ,ohieh
our liquid food Is, condensed and free from tnso6te
matter, schick enables as to save life acheR all other
foods and treatments fail.
And when other foods are available, we
can show that with Liquid Food we can
bulid zap patient in half the time usually
We quote one of the many cases now in
our Surgical II Ospital to show the class of
patients we are willing and anxious 20
take.
The friends of Mrs o., having for SIX weeks vain
ly endeayored to procure her admittance to some
one of our city hospitals, applied to us to get her
admitted here if possible. She came 10 us on Dec.
IL. Reports herself as having suffered since the
birth of her last child, twentyone years ago, from
extreme proiapsus uter, with very badly lacerated
ceryiX and perineum. She was not able to sit up,
and was, of course, much Frustrated neTvously. It
was hoped that in three TO four weeks might put
her in condition to be operated upon.
She commenced at once with four tablespoonful
OF Murd0ck's Liquid Food daily, and in twelve days
the first operation was performed by a surgeon CON
With NnFf Ia hfaSNt ifolc If 0TfV
the operation lasting nearly two hours and half.
From that she made a rapid recovery, and on Jan.
20 the second operation was performed, which oc-
cupled two hours, and she again made good and
rapid cOnvalescence, which, foa woman of sixty
three who had suffered agonies so many years, we
think speaks well for the value of Murdock's Liz
ud Food as an aid in surgery, having her in our
home only nine weeks.
We offer the following, being one of the
many unsolicited testimonials, 30 show
that ether institutions de obtain the same
results with our Liquid Food that we do.
MOUNT Hope HOME FOR CHILDREN,
BOSTON, Feb, 8, 1885.
We have been using your Liquid Food at the
Home for three years past, and must say that
your Liquid Food has saved one-haf their lives. We
have 81 children, and have lost only one during the
time. What other institution can show such re-
suits? We consider it of great value in of
haustion also where children are brought in half
starved condition it relieves exhaustion quicker
than stimulants, and in of starvation it will
relieve the sufferer in the shortest time of anything
ing been in this work nearly five years. and I con-
slider it duty to say that Murdock's Liquid Food is
indispensable in family of children.
Yours respy,
M. B. BENEDICT,
Matron.
Every spring we feel the necessity of cleansing
the blood, and to accomplish the same we take one
or more preparations for 80 or so days.
WHEREAS THOSE THAT KNOW
THE VALUE OF MnrdOcks Liquid Food
take 1t for thirty days, knowing that il will
Nn Ia d. ~ arnhf
spoonful is taken A times n day before
meals; frequently it IL only necessary TO
take fer one week, confirming its value
over all preparations, the system con-
tains from = g TO rs pounds of blood.
MUsDOCK's Liquid FOOD co,
BOSTON.
BRANCH Snow Hill, London.
WOkAS, $50 st. PauI St., Montreal.
or, % cts; ~ o., 800. I'm all Mar
ke1s and Countries.
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