The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
BELLEVUE
HOSPITAL
TRIES NEW REMEDY.
We read in the Now York Herald.

We read in the New York Herald:
Polyn ice Oil, the new remedy for rheu-
matism and similar diseases, which as al
eady related In the Herald, was applied at
Bellevue hospital last week by DIR. Alex
andre, who represents DIR. Mabille Of Pa
ris, the discoyerer of the remedy has al
ready in many of the cases experimental
upon at the bellevue hospital dispensary
achieved all and muro than claimed for 1t.
Tho physicians have been as much aston.
ished Ms pleased wieh the results OF the ex-
periment> and an authorativa acknOwl-
edgment Vt the Indebtedness OF the medi-
Gel world TO DR.. Mabille may soon DO look
ed for.
Tho most obstinate cases, it is under
stood. have yielded readily to the treat
mcnt. Patients who have been afflicted
with lumbagu for twenty years have ex.
hiblted Improvement after single appli.
cation.
The most remarkable results. however,
were achieved in case where the patient
trented had been q sufferer from aggravat-
ed rheumatism, which affected the ten
dons of tho legs so that he was unable TO
touch the ground with his heels. One ap.
plcation relieved him to ouch an extent
that no is now able to use his limbs in
natural manner
THANKFUL FOR HIS CURE.
In this connection the following letter
may be of interest 10 the physicians who
are experimenting with Dr Mabille's
remedy:
70 the Editor Of the Herald:
read in your last sundays number
about Polynics Oil. Having previously
heard OF the virtues of said oil from friends
l was one of the first TO be treated last
Wednesday OF Bellevue hospital had
been suffering from rheumatism for sew
ernl years and after using all kinds OF
medicines without results, Polynice Oil
has done it for me, and am altogether
| rid Of the painful sickness after first
treatment. Wishing to thank the speci.
| alisa for the burden IF pain he has lifted
| from my shoulders, l have called at The
hospital but the authorities could not give
! me his address, and therefore beg to be
| allowed the liberty of your hospitable col
umns to convey to him my most sincere
| thanks.
| Very truly yours.
Il. L. PAVILLARD
| Martinsville, Somerset county, N J.
| We read in the New York World:
A new treatment for rheumatism and
kindred troubles 10 being Experimental
with by three physicians at Bellevue.
| The operation is wholly unlike auy-
| thing now practced. 1t is the discovery
OF DIR. Mabills, Of Paris. There, it is
said, it was practicod with remarkably
| successful results.
Wednesday they began experiments.
Fifteen persons were treated.
| Tho first patient barred his back. The
oil was applied. The man returned yes.
Uerday.
'Ive had forty years of lumbngo" he
said. and this is my first relief"
| Other patients were treated. Some came
back yesterday to see others treated and to
receive II final treatment. One was u wo-
man who had neuralgia of the tongue for
six months so badly that her mouth had
to be sprayed with cocaine before she
could take her liquid food. Her jaw had
been trea ed by the new method
eyes erday," she said, was the ilrst
time l have eaten solid food for six
months The pain is nearly gone.
| A man whose knee was stiff from rheu-
matism said no could move it. Not one
of those treated failed to experience re-
lief,
Polynice Oil Is tho only remedy that has
been experimental with so remarkable
success In the hospitals of Paris New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc, etc.
Sent upon receipt Of price, 30 cents pr
bottle, by DR.. Alexandra, specialist from
Paris. 1918 q. N. W., Washington, y. &.
! milo st.