The morning times., 1896-01-13
TO THE EDITOR OF THE POST:

TO THE EDITOR OF THE POST:
Dear Sir: Over two years ago 1 com.
municated TO you tie TACT that had Gis-
covered a positive cure Tor rheumatism,
ana requested the press of Washington to
investigate the merits OF my remedy by
distributing 10000 free tnal yials, and
then send reporter to interview those
who had taken the medicine.
As result or Tins investigation thou.
sands or Eersons reported that they had
been cured, and tie nnal showing proved
that my rheumatism Remedy cured over
S5 out OF every ICO who used it.
The public spirit and liberal manner In
which you assisted In neutrality-suspicious.
me to hope that you Will again aid the
cause or medical science by making another
distribution under similar conditions, in
order that all those who have never tried
this remedy. or are suffering with rheu-
matisni, lcmbago, or scfatica, may have
an opportunity to test its merits.
l would suggest that the fairest and
surest way to test the efficacy of this
remedy would be for me to send 10000
trial bottles TO the office OF the Post, there
to be given out absolutely free to all per-
sons afflicted with rheumatism; that the
name ard address or each person who ac-
cepted the remedy be entered in book.
ami at the end OF bne week Il reporter
to be detailed to interview the parties
who have taken the medicine. and that the
results of each case be published in the
Washington newspapers. By this means
there can be no deception or fraud, and
the value OF this remedy will stand or fall
upon the testimony OF those who have
tried it.
Improbable as this statement may seem
to you, or to those who have
doctored for years with the most skillful
physicians without benefit, yet / affirm
and am prepared to prove by over 200, 900
people whom we have cured. that this
remedy viii cure acute or muscular rheu-
matisIn in from one to five days. 1t
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 laIneness
sclatica, lumbago, stiff and swollen joints,
stiff back, and all pains 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.
We do not claim this remedy Will cure
rheumatism where the limbs are twisted
out of shape, or where the disease is COM
plicated by a scrofulous diathesis, but by
q careful record we find that this rem
edy fails to cure only about per cent
of the cases in which 1t has been tried.
One of the strongest recommendations
for this remedy is that il is absolutely
harmless and that a person can take the
whole contents OF bottle without the
slightest i'll effects. Unlike the medicines
used in ordinary practice for the cure OF
rheumatism, such as iod!de of potash and
salicylic acid, which irritates the stom-
ach and kidneys without affecting cure,
this remedy acts as strong tonic. and Is
Invaluable in building up weak ard debil-
itated people.
JAMES NJ. MUNYON.
Prof. James NJ. Munyon, President Mum
yon II. II. R. Co.:
Dear Sir: The Post accepts your propo-
sition, and you may seEd 10000 vials OF
your Guaranteed Rheumatism Cure TO
this office for free distribution. ard we
sincerely hope that your remedy has all
the merits you claim for it.
THE POST.
The distribution will begin Monday at
8 a. IN. An parties effected with any or
the above symptoms should take advan-
tage of this liberal offer made by the
head of the new scientific school or meu-
icine, and give this remedy thorough
trial,