Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-01-11
TO HOLD A MEETING
RICHMOND PEOPLE PRAISE A NEW Dis
COVERY.

! RICHMOND PEOPLE PRAISE A NEW Dis.
CovERY.
Richmond Wa) Dispatch, Dec. >, 1894
If hall large enough can be secured
in Richmond, it is possible that mon.
ster mass-meeting will be held in few
DAYS to pass resolutions and presen.
testimonials of recognition to several
gentlemen who have been in Richmond
about ten days. When these gentle.
men entered the city they came unan-
nounced, but they bore letters of rec
omnlendation from many people
throughout the State, and by their I'm.
assuming manners wen the confidence
of those with whom they came iii con
tact. These gentlemen were the agents
for the Southern Chemical COMPANY
whose extensive laboratory at Norfolk
has been taxed to its utmost capacity
for several days in filling orders for
their leading preparation, Quarato,
tbrt greatest discovery of recent years
When these gentlemen came to
Richmond they made some very
broad assertions through the news.
papers. They claimed to be able
to cure any case of eczema, spraiuS,
bruises, bone felons, and, in fact, all
kinds of skin diseases. To make their
promises good they offered to furnish
Quratol free of charge TO those who
were suffering from any of the troubles
they claim to be able to cure and even
went so far as to furnish all handbags
and everything else necessary. To
their offer they received hundreds OF
replies, and all of these people were
treated. In all cases thoy asked that
any failure to make an immediate cure
be reported to them, and up to this
time there have been no responses. /.
can, therefore, be taken for granted
that cure was SELECTED in every case.
The troubles from which these PEG.
pie were suffering ranged from minor
skin diseases to eczema of long stand
ing; from slight bruises to severe
sprains Of arms and ankles. And nearly
all of the cases were found among the
better class of people. Yesterday re-
porters were sent to interview some OF
those who had been under treatment,
for the manufacturers of Quratol make
it point to use only local testimonial.
and they try to select people well
known in their respective commute.
How far they have succeeded is shown
in the opinions of a few people men
toned below, all of whom cheerfuiy
gave their testimony as to the wonder
full effects of Quratol:
The first person visited by the re.
porter was Mr.. F. Ellis Jones, a young
society man, engaged with his father IN
the job printing business at No. South
Twelfth street. On Thursday evening
he sprained his ankle. Mr.. Jones had
an engagement to attend german Fri
day evening, and was much worried
over his mishap, for he foresaw disap-
pointment. but he very wisely reads
the papers, and tried Quratol. Friday
night he attended the german, for one
application of Quratol removed every
PAIN, and dancing was delight instead
of a torture. He is willing TO tell any
one about his great discovery.
a case which may seem very remark
able to the average person is presented
in an interview with Mr.. John Pitt, a
merchant tailor, doing business at No.
2502 east Broad street. Mr.. Pitt, who
is also well-known member Of the
Masonic fraternity, has been troubled
for more than year with a severe case
of eczema in the right ankle, which
Was swollen TO twice its size. 1t
was very sore and he suffered greatly
from it. He had tried several physi-
clans. but could get no relief. 1t is no
wonder, then, that when he began US
ing Quratol last Thursday morning, he
did so with considerable doubt rs to its
curative powers. But note the differ
cree in forty-eight hours, after making
only two applications. Yesterday he
told q reporter that he felt bet
ter than he had in year. All
swelling had disappeared there
was no soreness nor irritation. 81
feel" said he, "that ] have at last
struck the right medicine, and | fully
believe it will cure me-"
Seven weeks ago Mrs. NJ E. Fergu
son, who resides at No. 250S n street,
fell down stairs at her home and
sprained her wrist. Since that time
she had suffered excruciating pain, UNI
til she tried Quratol. She made three
and has been entirely re-
lieved. As long as she lives she will
use Quratol, for she thinks it worth its
weight in gold.
That Quratol will cure chapped
hands quicker than anything on the
market is the firm belief of Miss Mary
V. Keegan, niece of Police Sergeant
Jeter, who lives at No. 1439 east Main
street. Miss Keegan's hands were ter
ribly chapped and sore, in some places
the blood coming from them. She
used Quratol only once, for that was
sufficient to entirely cure them.
This is the manner in which every
one speaks of Quratol. 1t cures any
local surface trouble almost instantly,
and is the greatest emergency remedy
ever discovered. 1t is sold by all drug
gists at so cents bottle. If they
haven't it in stock, they can get it for
you.