The Portland daily press., 1894-03-16
DOCTOR MUNYON INVESTIGATED.
10000 Walls of His Guaranteed
Remedies Distributed AbsO-
luteIy Free.
Leading Newspapers, After Thorough and
Careful Investigation, Report That
They Cure Ninety-six Out of Every
One Hundred Treated.

Ihey cure N1nety-S1x Out u livery
One Hundred Treated.
During the past five months, such re-
liable journals as the Boston Post, Phil
adelphia Times, New York Press, Balti-
more American, Washington Post, and
equally prominent newspapers in other
cities, have distributed free from their
offices about 10000 walls of the RENE
dies prepared by the Munyon Homeo-
pathic Remedy Company. Read what
they have to say:
The Boston Post, from whose offices
10000 walls were distributed free, says:
'sSince we began to investigate the
claims made for Munyon's Remedies we
have received letters and testimonials
from nearly every State in the Union,
and find that his remedies fail to cure
only about 4 per cent of the cases. Some
of these cures have been so quick and so
thorough that they seem almost incredi-
ble."
The Philadelphia Times says: "Out
of 1,s11 reports received from those who
were given trial Of Munyon's Rheuma-
tism Cure from our office, LIZA declare
themselves positively cured, and 33 say
they have been greatly benefited. This
is certainly indisputable evidence, land
must place this remedy as the great
discovery of the age.'
The New York Press says: ''We find
that, out of every 100 who have used
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure, SO have de-
clared themselves cured or greatly pene-
fitted. There can now be no hesitancy
in saying that Munyon's Rheumatism
Cure may be termed a positive cure for
rheumatism"
The Baltimore American adds its evil
dence. 1t says: ''The opinions of ply
sicians and of the public in general has
been that rheumatism could be cured
only by long and persistent treatment.
SIT will be seen by the testimonials
that have been given, and by those we
publish that Munyon's Rheumatism Cure
acts almost instantaneously, curing many
obstinate cases in few hours. DIR. Mum
Won explains that his failure to cure all
cases of rheumatism is due to the fact
that these patients are suffering with
kidney affections or some other organic
disease. He says that where the kid
news are diseased or where there is a
scrofulous diathesis, it is necessary to
use his Special Kidney Cure or his Spec
ial Blood Cure in conjunction with his
Rheumatism Cure. He advises persons
whose nervous system is broken down to
take plenty of rest, to tone up the stom-
ach with his nerve and tonic remedies.
Dr. Munyon guarantees that where there
are no organic complications, his Rheu-
matism Cure will cure acute or muscular
rheumatism in from one to five days.
He says this remedy never fails to cure
sharp shooting pains in the arms, legs,
sides, back or breast, or soreness in any
part of the body. 1t is guaranteed to
promptly cure lameness, sciatica, lumba-
60, stiff and swollen joints, stiff back,
and all pans in the hips and loins. 1t
seldom fails to give relief after one or
two doses, and almost invariably cures
before one bottle has been used.'i
The Argus office was besieged all day
yesterday by applicants for DR.. Mum
yon's Rheumatism Cure. Before the
hour advertised tor the arrival at the Of
flee of DR.. Buck, the New England
agent, stream of people entered and
departed from the Office only to come
back again as soon as the doctor was
ready for business. 1t may be safely
stated that between 9 o'clock yesterday
morning and o'clock last evening more
than two thousand people called at the
Argus Office to obtain a sample bottle of
this medicine.
Giving away a valuable article in a
newspaper Office is not an every day pas
time, and naturally enough some pecu-
liar incidents during the day, including
both the humorous and the pathetic,
came to general notice. Among the
army of visitors was an elderly gentle
man who imped through the door and
stopped long enough to flourish cane in
perfect major general salute. He had
had rheumatism for twenty years and
didn't propose to be down hearted be-
cause he was still in it's clutches. He
signed his name after receiving bottle
and then with second salute of his
cane and an attempt at a hearty laugh,
he made his way through the door to the
sidewalk. A minute later middle aged
man with determined face and yet
kind one, struggled in leaning on two
crutches. He was a pitiful sight and
seemed to dwell upon the idea that all
about him were in the vigorous enjoy
ment of health while the very youth
and ambitions of his life were arrested by
terrible attack of rheumatism There
were hundred or more cases equally as
interesting to quiet observer and it GER
tainly was an impressive lesson to man
in fairly good health who looked on life
as long, happy summer day. 5
Never before has such collection of
crutches and canes been seen at the
Argus Office and the great surprise was
that SO many of our people are afflicted
with disease that seems almost cpl
demic. Those VINO called, however,
were welcome visitors and in every pos
sible manner DR.. Buck catered to the
! wants of the sufferers and gave full ex-
rlanationS of the Rhenu atism Cure He