The Medical and surgical reporter (1893) (14760483976)

Identifier: medicalsurgical691893phil (find matches)
Title: The Medical and surgical reporter
Year: 1858 (1850s)
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Subjects: Medicine Surgery
Publisher: (Philadelphia, Pa. : Crissy & Markley, Printers)
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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rhenmatism, etc. Now, I was born right in sight of that spring of yonrs, have lived there ever since, and knew it would cure Rheumatism when your folks wore short clothes. I dipped the water with a pewter mug, and filled kegs for people who had Rhenmatism years and years before your new-fangled pumps and fancy bottling machines were invented. We old settlers were not fools, and you folks dont know any more about that water than my great grandfather did. With all your doctors and experts who come here you did not know it would cure humors of the blood until I told you. Your fancy chemists try to tell me what is in this water, but /tell them it was always there, and that it would have staid there and cured folks if they had never been born! I may seemcrusty, but I dont like to see you folks try to shove all the credit of discovering this spring on doctors and fancy apothecaries. ^-^^^^^^^j^-^^siswip;.-^^ Yours for justice, J. M. AVERY. LoisDONDERRY LiTHiA SPRING Water Co., Nashua, N. H.
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To The Note.—While what Mr. Avery says is practically true, it is also truethat no scientific explanation of the remarkable control this waterexhibits over rheumatism and uric acid diseases was attempted until thephysicians took it in hand.—Londonderry Lithia Co. Charles B Ieikii.s & C F-lhi.g Agts.Sfi Kilby St., Boston. THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REPORTER. VIN MARIAN! The Standard Preparation of Erythoxylon Coca. pAREFUL, continued testing by^ upwards of seven thousand practitioners in America, whose writtenopinions over their signatures (in ourpossession) are fully in accord andclearly prove the efficacy and meritsof VIN MARIANI, may be thussummarized: DifiFusible stimulant and tonic in ansemia,nervous depression, sequelae of childbirthlymphatism, tardy convalescence, generalMalaise, and after wasting fevers. ** Special reference to the nervous system, inall morbid states, melancholia, etc. Tonic in laryngeal and gastric complica-tions, stomach troubles. All cases where a gene