The Portland daily press., 1889-11-01

Corns, Bunions. Infiamed and Painful Joints,
Ingrowing and Festered Toe Nails and all cases
of liberation and Proud Flesh. Long experience
Hair. The permanent removal and cure Of all
cases durable by mortal man. Proper treatment
for all cases effectually demonstrated. All Scaly
EruptiOns and C0rns, or thickening OF the Skin
on the Joints and SOles Of the Feet. All Vascular
and Soft Excrescences and Protuberances re-
moved and nature assisted to wend its way 10 the
surface.
PLEA To THE AFFLICTED.
The years you have suffered and the number OF
times you have been treated without success, or
the amount you have paid, or your doubt as to the
does not indicate that your trouble cannot be
cured and does not effect this great and wonder
ali their severity and pain have been cured BY DR..
WEIGH which have never returned and the feet
made so comfortable that the hardest stone seems
Dr. Welch IS Chiropodist of great ability and
proprietor of the most extensive institution in
Connecticut. Principal office 792 Chapel ST.,
New Haven, to which is attached, owned and
controlled by DIR. Welch. more printing presses,
type and printing material for his advertising
than Is owned by any other ChiropOdist known,
and his remedies sent to all parts Of the world.
Read the following testimony from Portland
people which Will bear investigation.
had corns and bunions on both feet, had an
ingrowing nail on my great toe on my left foot,
and thickening of the skin on the soles. /
suffered for fifteen years and could never express
/ was unable to wear shoes and was in continual
pain when l walked at all. On the Attn OF
September, 1889, consulted DR.. WEIGH at City
Hotel who examined my feet and told me they
were In a severely bad condition. This / knew
well enough. asked him II he could do anything
to make me comfortable, he said he could cure
me If would allow him to give his attention to
my feet as my case required. / concluded to fol-
low his advice and he treated my feet the first
time and walked home with much comfort and
my feet grew better and better every day. In a
few days called again and had another treat
ment which a wonderfully improved them and
l got the third application which caused me to
realize my feet were getting well. / could walk
and go up and down stairs with great ease and
follow my daily duties and wear my shoes with
comfort l could see and feel my trouble dis
appearing every time DR.. Welch treated my feet;
am perfectly cured. cannot say enough in favor
Of Dr. welch for the good be has done 6n NE
No. 2 Anderson street, Portland, Me.
MIR. F. Smith, passenger and freight agent of
the Grand Trunk Railroad. has been entirely
privilege to refer to him, and says it is common
sense method Of application to such cases.
To the young men and all others who may be
afflicted as have been for long time, with In
This Is to certify that Dr. WEIGH, the Chiropo-
dist, at City Hotel. cured me of an Ingrowing
Nail from which suffered beyond endurance. I
tried every available method I heard Of before
saw Dr. WEIGH, and yet 1t had the best OF all my
applications; DR.. Welch cured me without any
surgical operation whatever.
"a Atlantic street, Portland.
Something More for Consideration.
On the 18th of October, 1889, Mr.. A. X.
Belcher, living at 80 Bramhall street, In Port
land. called on the great chiropodist at City
Hotel. to ascertain what could be done for his
feet. He had suffered for years with bunions and
corns and thickening Of the skin on the soles of
his feet ana was almost cripple as far as walk
ing was concered. MIR. Belcher found satisfaction
in the doctors advice. and his feet were treated
resulting in relief and comfort he had not ex,
perienced for years. On the goth of October Mr.
treatment.
The following are his words: "Dr. Welch. i
have had great comfort with my feet since Won
treated them. IL has been some years since
was able to walk so easy and have my feet so
comfortable. 1 feel paid for the amount in
vested, and am confident cure will result at
your hand"