The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-16
Startling Claims Made and
Verified.
Local Results from Prof. CrOsby's
Discovery.
The Cause of Ninety-Two Per Cent. OF Human
Suffering Removed.

Hope has recently been given to hun
dreds of suffering men and women by the
unparalleled announcements regarding
PurItana, the discovery of Prof Dixi
Crosby, M. d., Ii. D., of Dartmouth
College.
Providence people have just right to
know what this medical wonder has done
in their midst to substantiate the remark
able claims that have been presented for
it. To this end thorough investigation
has been made and great mass OF evil
dence has been collected.
The result proves that extraordinary
and unrailing benefits follow the use OF
this disease-conquering discovery which
makes the health right because IL makes
the stomach right. AT this time of the
year people are looking for something
that will renew the vital forces and rein
vigorate the whole human system. This
is just what Puritana does, as is proved
by the experience and test imony of
hundreds of people, governors, mayors,
clergymen, bankers, business men and
past sufferers, both men and women, in
fists and medical authorities throughout
New England have after careful inquiry
endorsed Puritana in the highest terms.
such men as Gov. Busiel of New Hamp-
shire, Hon. John III. Oberly, one of the
trainers of the u. y. civil service code;
Secretary George +. Underhill of the New
Hampshire Pharmaceutical Association
have vouched for its purity and great
value.
Hundreds of Providence people have
put Puritana TO the severest tests and
their verdict Is unanimous in its favor.
A few of these local experiences are here
with given.
Mr.. W. A. Packard, dealer in hardware,
wheels and painters supplies at 924 and
92S Westminster street, has been in busi-
ness in Providence for a quarter of a GEN.
tury. His statement that Puritana differs
from all other remedies, as day differs
from night, carries conviction through
cut a large circle of business and social
acquaintances. His knowledge OF DIR. Dixi
Crosby's great discovery is based on the
remarkable experience of Mrs. Packard,
who is prominent member OF the
Union Church, one of the largest in the
city.
Here is what Mr.. Packard writes:
To the Editor-My testimony concern-
ing Puritana will be brief and to the
point. After suffering for some time and
consulting with many doctors, my wife
was recently treated in private hospital
for serious trouble. and " bile q special
difficulty was removed, the treatment left
her weak and emaciated, almost a wreck.
Her stomach was peculiarly affected, and
she weighed but 9S pounds. The eminent
doctor said that a special treatment for
her stomach was necessary for her
health, If not ft> her life, land, as he had
nothing better to recommend, l pro-
cured bottle OF Puritana. | do not put
any faith in patent medicines, and if
Puritana had not teen shown TO be en-
tirely different from all other advertised
preparations, i would have had nothing
to do with it. My experience has shown
me that it is not only an honest remedy,
but it is medical wonder.
From the first, Mrs. Packard felt
marked improvement and a real relief.
She is now completely cured. She weighs
l27 pounds, and is still gaining. Her
appetite is SO good that she can hardly
wait for the meal hour to arrive, and she
can eat hat she pleases without distress.
In fact, she never felt better in her life.
We have had many inquiries regarding
Puritana, and we pronounce It the most
wonderful medicine we have ever
known. The experience of Mrs. Packard
is well known among the other ladies OF
the Union Church, and in the neighbor-
hood of our home on Brighton street, and
am glad to say what l can to recon-
mend Puritana to people who have never
tried it. Trial is all that is necessary to
prove its worth w. A. PACKARD.
Providence, X. l., March II, 1896.