The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-06-08

ofEnAiiNu ON thE unlpnS In uermdIOlOSy
FACE is John H. Wood bury,
whose magnifcently furnished parlors at
No 125 West Forty second street, New
York City, are daily filed with people
who apply TO him for relief from birth
marks, mol0s, superluous hair on the
face and kindred disHgurements. Prof
Woodbury. is really the defmatologist of
to-day. He Is the Inventor of Dermaform,
which is sold to physicians only He is also
the inventor OF WCOdbury's Facial Soap for
the skin, scalp. and complexion, which Is
for sale by all druggists; also the inventor
OF several facial appliances, which are
patented at Washington. There are emil
nent medical practitioners In New York
who stand in the front rank as specialists
In Rheumatism. consumption, etc, but
there Is none holding a higher place among
those treating skin diseases than Prof.
Woodbury.. Many methods Of removing
facial disdgursmsnts were tried before
Prof. Woodbury. solved the riddle This
physician treated the blood, this one used
his soalI el, and another a useless powder.
Prof. Woodbury. revolutionized the
science. He advanced the extremely radi-
cal opinion that birthmarks or moles should
be treated by penetration; that they could
be reduced to such a state that they would
take on a scab, and that when the scab fell
the birthsaark, or whatever the disfgure-
nent might be. would nee essarily dkap-
pear. This was sweeping declaration,
by It Yot 1t was a true solution of tho
riddle He uses no scalpel, nothing more
than harnle lotion, which changes the
birthmsrk into an ordinary scab Many OF
the most eminent society people OF the
metroI oils, who had been for years de-
barred irom public life through a disfgure-
ment Of the face, testify every day to the
success Of the Professors methods. There
Is no physician in this country who has no
some time or other aHem pied to remove q
facial 6lemieh. but where is there one who
can show such record OF unin terrup, ed
success In so doing as Prof Woodbury.?
he docs not keep record OF all the
epistles he receives testamentary OF his
Skill as "A derma tnlogist. There Is one
letter. however, from a prominent New
Jersey banker, which is worthy OF
especial consideration, since 1t shows the
deep interest of the writer in the physician
who cured him Tie banker, after re-
citing. like hundreds OF other correspond
ents. how he had been cured of several
very ugly marks on his face, suggested
that the Professor write a book on Dermat-
ology. He says he could not do a better
thing for humanity. HIS volume would
arouse public interest In the great science,
and those who have for years believed that
they must live all their life with a crimson
birthmsrk on their face would take cour-
age and no doubt eventually be relieved OF
their bleuisheS. The banker is not, how
ever, awtre that Prof. Woodbury. has al
ready Written a very Instructive treatise of
Jas pages on the subject, and which any
one may obtain by RENTING 10 cents to his
address. Prof WCodbury's fame has now
become SO we'll established that he is busy
with his patients day In and day out and
can give no further time to literary work.
He is the President Of the Dermatologicai
Institute, No 125 West Forty second street.
New York City. which is the largest estab-
lishment OF the kiad In the worll.