Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04

whiskey A Medicine.


| DUFFY's PURE MALT wHIsKEY.
whiskey A Medicine.
WHAT EMINENT AUTHORITIES SAY
| It is now fact, established and unquestioned
| that pure, unadulterated whiskey is, of neces-
| sity. q medicine
| PROF. WILLIAM B. CARPENTER, MD. Frs.
| Esq, Examiner tn Physioiogy, Unirersitv of
London, PROF. Medical Jurisprudence, University
| College, says:
"The specific action of pure alcoholic stimu-
| liant exerts beneficial influence which MOTH
! ing else can afford. To put this aside would be
equivalent to denying our right to employ any
substance whatever, as medicine,-a doctrine
that would deprive US of all the medicines in
| the pharmacop9ia."
Dr. JOHN l. CALDWELL ( MP. (Neurologisp
that you should introduce the medical
| qualities OF yonr genuine Malt Whiskey to
| the American Medical Association meeting
| of May, 1884, at Washington, D. c., / felt
| certain that it was not only necessary to
make it known to the profession to elicit its
| wards, SO Duffy's Pure Malt Whskey is
| simply to be known to be appreciated. In
typhoid and nervous exhaustion know of
to bridge over crisis, or mend the broken
| cup OF health i'm an emergency of immedi-
L
general-were it not the fact that many of
our WHISTLES are so sophisticated. These
mpuT,ties se ere init N the Rsy MaH Whiskcy
safe stmulant, a true tonic hence SO safely
administered in sleeplessness, in neuralgia
| and mc,ancholia and like nerve troubles
| PROF. HENRY A. MORT PHI. d. F. s. Doctor
| of Philosophy and FelioW Chemical Coiiege. Ne,o
YORK., writes: Analysis shows Duffys Malt
Whiskey to be free from amylic alcohol (com-
monty called fusil oilO, but at the same time
the whiskey is shown to contain small quanti-
| ties OF acetates and vaierianateS of ETHYL and
! amyl, which give to whiskey a fine aroma. and
which constituents are only present in the pur-
est and oldest WHISTLES. Analysis also shows it
to be free from adulteration or foreign impurity
| there being no added cOloring matter such as
burned sugar (caramel), log wood, catecheu, tea
| infusion, &c.,-very frequently added-and the
| entire absence of a smoky odor shows that creO-
| sote has not been added, as in the case of most
all Scotch and Irish WHISTLES. The purity of
tests will readily convince physician or an en-
pert should certainly recommend the same to
pubic favor. In the sick-room it should meet
| with great success
DR.. $. g. GINNER, Nj. D.. Baltimore, Nd
writes: ~ have prescribed your Pure Malt
typhoid fever and kindred diseases requir-
ing stimulant. Its action is positive, its
ther rape tic power is certain and more
ed Cognac. / cheerfully recommend it for
public use. In cases of failing health and
| and that condition OF unhealthfulness neces-
sary to promote diarrhPa and cholera, cho-
| leFa-lnlaDtunl, general debility,
! prOstrat1On, etc., 1t is in all such cases sure
remedy"
PROFESSOR NJ. E. ARENDT, Analytical and
Consulting Chemist, Bufalo, Y. Y, who from
his high standing in the profession, is now lee
turing before the German universities, wrtes:-
| " have made an analysis Of your Pure Malt
! Your Malt Whiskey obtained mostly by extract
Of malt conversion and very careful termenta-
9n n a9d is en1srely tree from dns
hols which are so often found in WHISTLES.
| Therefore it can be recommended as extremely
fit for medical purposes"
! DIR. J. N RICHARDS NJ d. Richmond. "a.
| writes: "1 our whiskey is, to my mind. all
that YOU claim for it, and shall prescribe
1T n,,r whenever 1 consider stimuants re-
PROFESSOR ALBERT E. MENKE, Professor of
Organic Chemistry, in the Kentucky STATE College,
Tote ta.e ASsis,at Chemist, Departmeat Of AgrieY!-
81 hereby certify that have made analysis of
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and found it TO be
Oil. or any other deleterious Ingredient. 1t is
peculiarly fitted for medicinal or any other pur-
poses, where a carefully prepared and unadul-
terated whiskey is desired
DR.. JAMES +. WH1TEFoRD, NJ. D., Baltimore,
IA. writes: "Since the introduction OF
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey in our city use
| no other, for the reason that know it to be
pure and unadulterated. What / employ
with so much success in my own practice I
can without any hesitation recommend to
the profession at large"
PROF. FRED II. SAwYERs, NJ. D., L. r. c. p
London, writes from Rochester, n. Y: II have
frequently prescribed Duffy s Pure NIaltWh iskey
in my practice here. consider it a very sune.
rior and reliable article and heartily recon-.
mend it in low states in fevers, acute nfiamma-
also as a tonic in feeble digestion and conva-
lescence from acute diseases, when an alcoholic
stmulant is indicated, and especially in Phth-
isis Pulmonalis" tConsumption)
DIR. NJ G. GREENFIELD, NJ. D., Author of "4L
eohol, rs Use and Abuse, p ''Appteton HeaNA
10 nf fair hnl
on the system will always have greater infiu.
ence with thoughtful men in promoting
Alcohol is sometimes used in very
large and repeated doses with good effect
and without any subsequent depression. 1t
is idle to ignore the results OF experience in
disease"
PROF. HENRY L. BYRD, NJ. D., late Presiden.
fed me faeM yos ana essO. bGhmore Md
careful analysis made of a sample of Dutfy's
Pure Malt Whiskey, and find it remarkably
terials SO often found in the whiskeys of the
agreeable to both taste and smell, and il si u.s.
therefore, well suited to all cases that require
the use OF an alcoholic stimulant."
DR.. FLORA A. BREWSTER, MADISON AVENUE,
BaNimcre., Nd, writes: about one year
Phthisis Pulmonalis who, when food or
medicine was given her, would vomit it
within five minutes. had given her vari-
whiskey, &C., but all were expelled within a
few minutes. and she received nutriInent
only by enema and Injunction of Cod-Liver
Oil, which were exceedingly disagreeable to
her. One day as was making Il mental
search for some more effective remedy in
this case, my eye rested on a sample bottle
ofDuffy's Pure Malt Whiskey upon nv office
table / took it with me when visited
her, and administered Il teaspoonfui which
was not vomited. The second dose was fol-
lowed bya little meat juice all of which
were retained The whiskcy and meat Juice
were continued at short intervals, and
within a week she was able to eat heartily.
All this after her family had assembled 10
see her die. / seldom prescribe alcoholic
stimulants, but when do / always order
your Pure Barley Malt Whiskey because
| am convinced that it is not only free from
!usil oil, but not in any way adulterated"
PROFESSOR JOSEPH PARRISH NJ D., Rurlin1-
ton, MI, Author Of "Medtcak InebrietY from, a
Medical Standpoint" says: "We know that
warm the skin calm excitement, and wrought
to use it."
DR. JAMES j. O'DEA, NJ. D., author of several
scOqks on Insanity. iNdpleton, Richmond county
NY, writes: "When prescribe an alcoholic
stimulant to sick and cOnvalescent people l
order your famous Pure Malt Whiskey in
preference to any other liquor for the reason
that know 1t to be wholesome, clean and
unauthorized. What 1 employ with SO
much confidence in my practice as conf
IDENTIFY recommend to the Medical Profess
sion at large, satisfied that it will meet with
the approval of this profession in every par
ticular."