National Republican., 1885-11-14
PUNE MATT wuIsKEY.
The Only Cure for Consumption High
Medical Authority.

versa intefestaS consumption. Inc reason
for this special interest is the fact that the
numbeTless causes which lead TO It's develop
ment tend TO leave few households where
there has not been at least one death from
IT, The public, as well as the medical pro-
fession, have long ago decided that medical
agents having the character Of q food are
the only things that have any value in the
treatment of this disease. For many years
II was supposed that beef tea was valuable
ns food; II is now entirely discarded by
physicians, having no value. Cod-llver oil,
from its indigestiblo quality, has also been
abandoned, the only result from II being an
occasional cnse where an unhealthy increase
Of fat was obtained from IL. The difficulty
with all consumptives comes largely from
the fact, that the stomach Of the consump-
tive is very weak.
To overcome this difficulty there Is moth
ing like Pure Malt Whiskey. There is not an
article to-day that enters 30 largely into
medical practice for the treatment OF the
sick and debilitated as alcohol IN the form
Of whiskey, and there is not an Intelligent
physician In the country but who prescribes
II, or hospital but what requires II on hand
constantly In It's pure state II is acknowl-
edged 10 be the best stimulant and the only
cure for such diseases as consumption, hem
oIfhages, malaria, and dyspepsia, and II will
no doubt cause astonishment when we in
form YOU, backed up by statistics, that
nearly one-sixth Of all whiskeys sold In this
country to-day is dispensed through the
mediums Of druggists and grocers. SO i'm
portant Is the use Of alcohol In the treat
ment OF disease that Prof. Austin Flint,
of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College.
New YORK professor Of the Principles
and Practice Of Medcine), In his article,
entitled "Medical and Sanitary Progress, -
which appeared In "The First Century OF
the Republic" says: 'The judicious use of
alcoholic stimulants is one OF the striking
characteristics OF progress In the practice
Of medicine during the last half century"
Two ounces OF alcohol contain more nutr-
ment than ten ounces Of meat. 1t is the
only thing that enters the blood direct
without effort on the part OF the stomach.
II is, therefore, peculiarly fitted for the
weak and debllitated. OF the importance
of purity in all articles used in the treat
ment Of disease, too much cannot be said.
The presence Of fusel oil and its irritating
qualities in the past have been the objec-
tionable elements In whiskey. Now, how
ever, the public and the medical profession
have in Dufry's Pure Malt Whiskey an arti-
Gle which already has received so much
commentator that its character and value
are fully established. In addition to the
good to be derived from their whiskey for
consumption, all wasting diseases, and all
weak and debilitated conditions, the Duffy
Malt Whiskey Company Of Baltimore, Nd,
are furnishing formula which was pre-
pared for their special use by an eminent
German scientist, consisting principally Of
raw beefsteak and Ingredients which any
housekeeper can get and mix, combined
with their Pure Malt Whiskey. On
receipt Of two-cent stamp the formula
will be sent to all parties using their
whiskey, under the seal Of the company.
Whenever II has been used regularly as
directed, IL has added on an average from
six TO eight pounds to the weight, in the
period Of one month. This result Is guar
anteed where II is used as directed One
difficulty with consumptiyes is their dis
inclination to use any remedy sufficient
length Of time TO give IL fair trial. The
Duffy Malt Whiskey company has received
so many inquiries concerning its formula,
aud its fitness for the many diseases which,
II neglected, end In consumption, that they
have found 1t necessary to add q medical
staff to their other business facilities, which
staff they place at the disposal OF their
patrons free Of charge for consultations.
A few testimonials are herewith given as
a sample of letters being received from the
medical profession:
DB. FRED A. SAwyERs, NJ. d., s. II. C. p.
CLondom &C.. Rochester ~ Y writes; ~
Pure Malt Whskey IN nv practice here. /
consider itavery superior and reliable nrti-
Gle. aud can heartily recommend 1t in low
states of fevers, ncute iniammations and
III depressing mnlndes generally; also rs a
tonic In feeble digestion and convalcscence
from acute diseases when, an alcoholic
| phthisis pulmonalis (consumDton)."
DIR. W. S. CLINE Toms Creek, Shenandoah
county, writes: II find Duffy's Pure iIalt
Whiskey strictly pure article free from
tgt n fnr
tubercuOus patients. VIII prescribe It,"
DIR. g; d. BALL, OF Wilmington, Del, writes
s1i ~ fully tested the merits aud purity of
| thoroughly convinced of Its superiority
over all other whiskeys. In convalescing
cases OF typhoid fever, and IN many low
| and weakened conditions OF the system.
recommend il to all who have never given
1t a trial"
DR. +. LIE sIEuR WEIR, 800 East Thompson
street Philadelphia, Pa, writes: ~ have
used your Pure Malt Whiskey in cases OF
so.called general debility and broken-down
constitutions and undOubted consumption,
ms tonic and element of recuperation."
Hundreds of similar letters might be pre-.
sente,l, repeating the same facts The testi-
| mony Of those who have received benefit Is
more striking and interesting. Commencing
with infantile consumption, we give few
sample cases and their results. Many identi-
cal ones might be added.
Mr.. j. A. RIEGRosE, ia Battery avenue, Balti-
more, Md. writes: "AIy twin babies of live
months suffered with pains since their
up and become stiff, expecting them to 20
into convulsions These pains were caused,
no doubt by irreguarity Of the bowels. the
children becoming emaciated. After try.
| ing treatment of local remedies. as well as
medical treatment, without avail, and with
the loss OF rest to myself and wife,. we
thought 1t impossible to save the little
ones, and as q last resort, seeing your
notice In the paper, we resolved to try
one bottle Of your Malt Whiskey and we
are glad we did; the result was wonderful.
1t relieved the babies at once, producing a
| natural. quiet sleep. relieving them of wind
and pain, restoring. their bowels to a nor
NAL condition, thriving wonderfully. While
gelerally opposed to. Intoxicating liquors
asa medical preparation, / don't think your
| Malt Whiskey can be beat
MRS; ii. Il. FAIRALL professional nurse, 49i
| writes ~ first practically tested Its merits
| In the case of two dcbilitated aud sickly
children, twins, who (as is usually the case
In less than three months they were as big,
| fat and healthy as any children i have ever
seen; Another instance, and one where
in the most remarkable results were ac-
eomplished was the case Of n child SO
belplessly III as TO be given up TO die by the
attending physicians, ] used ,pufiy''s Pure
IN one month the child was entirely
cured"
Mr.. A. J. Me RRIII, editor Ledger, Pocomoke
City, Md, writes: ~ have been using the
Duffy Malt Whiskey for two years in my
family. | got IL originally for a delicate
| child then but years old, and which
never expected to be able TO raise. Have
given the whiskey to the child ever since,
| and she Is to-day In the best of health
and as hearty as any child of her age.
attribute her present good health entirely
| 70 your excellent whiskey. My wife uses
1t for general debility with good results. u
In childhood many escape, but the seed
is sown that later on will develop, and
though declared incurable it can aud has
been cured.
Mr.. john PFINGFELDER. 53S Master street
Philadelphia, Pa, writes SIN reference To
your whirkey and consumption euro,
must say that they are excellent. l have
had them in use for nearly one year, aud
in that time my family has been greatly
benefited, especially my eldest daughter.
who was always in delicate health. She Il
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