Evening journal., 1916-05-13


tine, If everybody would use il. This
own observations and experience.
exposed. with not a single known case
where it has failed.
35 PEOPLE SAVED;
EXPOSED DAYS.
A child covered with smallpox laid
in the sick ward of the indianapolis,
Ind, Orphans Home for days.
Then the medical attendant brought
in an old doctor to see what allied it.
Throwing up his hands in horror he
exclaimed, Good heavens. doctor,
you've got a bad case of smallpox
here!' And going up to the nurse
who had been over that child for
days, breathing in its smallpox af-
fiuvia, he asked, Mrs. Hunt, have you
ever had smallpox" mo, nor been
vaccinated in 40 years" she answered.
We'll. you'll have it now, and you'll
have it good"
And looking around on the 30 odd
sick children he added, "Oh, you will
have an awful time here. No one can
escape; but I'll help you out all [
can"
How did it turn out? Mrs. Hunt be-
lieved in Brazilian Balm. and determ-
ined that neither herself nor a single
one of those sick children should have
smallpox She asked for a plenty Of
Balm. which I sent her. She gave 10
drops to each child and took 90 her
self faithfully every hour. They kept
them quarantined TWO weeks; then
threw the doors open-not a sign or
symptom of smallpox having APP
peared. You Will see a record of this
case in one OF our circulars-alsO Mrs.
Hunts testimonial of how the Balm
cured children of scarlet fever in 3 or
days, and saved dozen others from
taking it in her rOoming house few
months before this. This was what
gave her such confidence in the Balm
and led her to try it in this smallpox
case.
MY JUSTIFICATION.
Now. am l not justified in telling
the people OF Wilmington, where
! lived for years, and many of whom
know, about the proved efficiency Of
this great discovery, especially at
/ such a crisis as this?
Brazilian Balm is no stranger TO
| you There its wonderful powers
were first discovered, and by the peo-
pie themselves, who used to come to
] our mousse lOI IL dllNonl III uAUhkEs III
we were literally forced to put it in
/ the drug stores within reach of all
/ It was the people-and the people
of WilmingtOn-whO first discovered
its power over germ diseases. II was
put out for the minor and more COM
mon ills as coughs, colds, Group,
asthma. catarrh, etc, and for cuts,
sores and burns. and its cures were
so magical that they got to think It
would cure almost anything. and ST.
multaneously, as If moved by a COM
mon impulse all over the city. they
began to use it for scarlet fever.
mumps. measles, chicken poX, and
then to prevent these contagious, with
the astounding result that these dan
gerous and often fatal diseases were
cured almost as easily and quickly as
common cold and " given IN time
entirely prevented And finally Mrs.
VIM. b. Bradway gave 1t to young
lady friend. so low with typhoid that
counsel of doctors, said she could
not live the day out, and she quickly re-
covered Mrs. B. was also the one 10
discover that It almost instantly cures
humps; and to staunch hemorrhage
of the bowels of long standing.
I
SOS l was much exposed and used II
for my own family and large NUM-
her of friends used it with success -
|. e., none of us were stricken-but
did not publicly advertise it for small.
poX then.
These are the "reminiscences Of an
old man. / remember how Mrs. j.
and myself used to be 9stounded and
confounded as glowing reports were
brought us every now and then OF
some new triumph Of the Balm over
some terrible disease. The peopc
called it magic and "bewltched;
and the sales mounted and increased
b. till nearly everybody was using II
Mr.. Y. James Belt told me he had beer
on the corner of Sixth ana MarRel
nearly 40 wears and had handled
everything sold through tne urut
! trade vet he had never handled any
thing that sold like Brazilian baiil
, or gave such universal satisfaction
Vet II was advertised very little. i
sold on its own marvellous record
and the people praised it to one an
l bother AS Mr.. Belt said, nearly
. evervone who comes into my store
! buvs IL rich and poor, professional
Z and IHN. CITY anu N0AhNAT ENNFANf
r Some are saying to me now. WHY
! reneat all this to the people of vii
+ mington? They know all about thu
e Balm?" Yes. | answer. but a new gen
e Grafton has grown up-and 50 00I
strangers have come in since thos'
e early days, md they need to be tol'
4 and the memory of the old refresh
). ed. Still. believe there are more bot
: ties of Brazilian Balm sold in VIII
: mington to this day than any othe
!. preparation. But in all these year
| have not said much. on smallpox
J. and that is what / wished to discus
s with them at this time.
a / will close by saying that with al
y the changes Of the years, and so-callel
l. progress and new remedies. not on
n has been found to instantly cure
e zymotic disease Brazilian Balm still
i stands the one germicide discover,
y of medical science.