The sun., 1901-10-09
.HIMROD ASTHMA CURE.

commerce. Malignant disease has, in
many instances, succumbed to the sur
geons knife, to healing medicines and
to improved methods in the sick room
and in the laboratory. In recent years
relief has been found for persons suffer-
ing with asthma.
Peter Himrod well-to-do merchant,
had been n martyr to asthma in its most
malignant form. Fortunately for him
self and the rest of humanity, Mr.. Him.
rod was Of an investigating and reflec-
tive turn of mind, and the idea occurred
to him of carefully analyzing the differ
ent remedies lie had tried and of cont
bining into new remedy the vital cle-
mcnts of those which had done him
the most good. He began series OF
experiments which covered a long space
of time, and finally, after careful study
in the fall of 1871, hit upon comoina. !,
tion which not only gave him instant
relief, but effected a permanent cure.
Air. Hmrod organized company, I'M
der the title of the Himrod Manufac-
turing Company, with offices at Nos. II
ana lG Ncsey street, New York, and the
business succeeded from the start.
The trade in this country is one of the
largest of any patent medicine now be-
fore the public, but the firm is specially
proud of the business it does in England.
Ireland, Scotland, Wales and the British
possessions generally, where the medical
profession in these countries, although
Droyerbially conservative, have almost
unanimously adopted il as "A standard
specific. Great quantities of the remedy
are exported annually to Australia, New
Zealand India, China, South America,
Afica, Central America, Japan and Cuba,
and new agencies have recently been
opened in Germany, Italy and Belgium.
There is no doubt that the publicity
given to il mt the time of Lord BeacHn-
fields last illness had great deal to DO
with the success of this medicine. In the
London Daily News" of April 20, 1SS2,
there appeared an account of the sick
ness of the great stateman. from which
the following extract is pertinent: Inc
early hours of the morning had always
Dtfll lHt ulbSt ~ lHS " thN H"N'N'N' ''
after O'Clock the difficulty of relieving
the throat and chest became so great thai
recourse was had to an cXpedicnt whicl
Lord Beaconsfield had before declared
had given him the greatest relief, am
small quantity of Himrod's Powder
an American remedy was burned in
saucer in such position that the fumc
were inhaled by the patient
This Endorsement, Of course, comm
from 80 high an authority, at once d
rected the attention of the English publ
10 the remedy, ana its good opinion wa
materially enhanced when it was d'
clarcd that the dying Premier had said {
sit is the only relief l can get. Woul
that had known of it earlier Beaco
field was the idol of the people, al
such words from him carried gre!
weight.
The late DR.. Morrell Mackenzie, who
connection with the case of the lamcntt
Emperor Frederick Of Germany broug
him into great prominence, and who "
the recognized authority of Europe
throat troubles, in his clinical iectur
10 students pronounced Himrod's an c
cellent remedy for asthma, and used
constantly in his private practice.
Dir. Oliver Wendell Holmes, the gen
"Autocrat of the Breakfast Table" Il
the late Miss Emily Faithful the W.
known English phinnthropist and frie
OF woman, also experienced its benefic,
effects. DR.. Holmes declared that
never fails" and Miss Faithful in let
wrote "The remedy enabled me to !
ture and without it | could not ha
lcctured."
The Himrod Cure has now been bcf'
the public for over Il quarter of g
tury. During that time it has stood
seycrest tests, and, in every instance,
come out victorious. 1t is no catch-pel
n0strum ami curc-all. Those who h;
tried il and have been cured by it
its warmest advocates and fricn
Each becomes in himself an indiyid
advertiser and advocate of its mer
and this fact, added to the genuine F;
undeniable excellence of the rcm
itself, has given it worldwide repr