Identifier: christianheralds19unse (find matches)
Title: Christian herald and signs of our times
Year: 1896 (1890s)
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Publisher: (New York, The Christian Herald)
Contributing Library: Christian Herald Association
Digitizing Sponsor: Tisch Library, Tufts University

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who is seated in the market-place, surrounded by the implements ofhis calling. An array of flat irons, a smallfirepot of charcoal, and a huge black bot-tle constitute his stock in trade. What-ever the disease, external or internal, thereis invariably one remedy. He places theiron in the fire until it is hot. and then ap- Iplies it to the part affected, after which ;the patient must swallow a draught of amysterious potion. What this barbarousordeal entails may be more easily imagin-ed than described. To the rescue of theirsuffering sisters from such misery, an in-creasing band of qualified lady physicians Iare devoting themselves, and they arewelcomed where the male medical mission- ;ary is refused admission. W hen Tired OutUse Horsfords Acid Phosphate. Dr. M. H. Henry, New York, says : When com-pletely tired out by prolonged wakefulness andoverwork, it is of the greatest value to me. As abeverage it possesses charms beyond anything Iknow of in the form of medicine. Readers ofJ^ashion
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Endorse Fibre Chamois asthe best support for puffedsleeves and flare skirts inthe market. CAUTION—Beware of imita-tions. The genuine articleis plainly stamped 1 Tike Gbypn 2) Alt drv goods stores. Three weights. b ififiii i.i.. The Progress of Medical Science. CONSUMPTION. A scientific discussion of this dread disease, itscause, treatment and cure, by Dr. Ri bert Hunter,the father of inhalation and most eminent lungspecialist of the day. After a period of research Iextending over half a century, Dr. Hunter explainshis perfected disco*ery of a specific remedy forconsumption, and proves its success not onlyscientifically but through the grateful testimonialsof his patients. Dr. Hunter was for forty yearsthe soit advocate of the germ theory of consump-tion which is now accepted by the medical pro-fession throughout the world as the mly correcttheory—thus establishing beyond doubt his su-perior knowledge of this disease. Readers ofThe Christian Heajux can obtain Dr. Huntersbook explai

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