Galvanism Advocated By Beneficiary Reader
A Flying Post reader extols galvanic treatment by Mr Halse, recounting a remarkable recovery from paralysis after three days standing and a week walking. The letter urges broader use, cites doctors’ doubts, and promotes a portable apparatus with pamphlet detailing cures and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Halse
Brunstwick-square
London
Avalidé
Devonshire
Exeter Flying Post
Flying Post
Eprron
Hatse
Mr. Halse
BioNe
New London Inn
Dodbrooke
Kingabridge
C. G. Owen
Kingsbridge
Devon
Halee
W. H. Halse
Brunawick, Square
Halse
Halse's Scorbutic Drops Celebrated Cure Claims
A Victorian advertisement extols Halse's Scorbutic Drops as a universal remedy for scurvy wounds skin eruptions and blood purification. Testimonials from Thomas Rolins and Charles Dickenson recount dramatic recoveries after courses of drops. London agents and pricing are listed, with Nottingham Review praise on the treatment’s magic-like effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aise
Halse
Brent
Devon
Thomas Rolins
Newman-street
Oxford-street
London
Charles Dickenson
Nottingham Review
Leas &c
Keatings Cough Lozenges and Uses in Respiratory Ailments
Keatings Cough Lozenges praised for pulmonary relief and hoarseness aid. Claimed to help asthma winter cough and incipient consumption symptoms. Sold in London boxes and tins with government stamp branding. retailed nationwide by Druggists and patent medicine vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating
Thomas Keating
St. Paul's Church van
London
N.B
Testimonials for Lozenges Endorsed by Clergy and Patient
A 1849 letter from Thomas Francis Vicar Choral praises Lozenges for hoarseness and catarrh, noting usefulness to clergymen and public speakers. A 1850 Gloucestershire testimonial from Thos Keating reports asthma relief after using the Lozenges for two years and urges continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Thomas Francis
Keating
Cainscross
Stroud
Gloucestershire
Thos. Keating
W. J. Trigg
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Lie PuUuLee
Jouin Elliott
John Manning
Henry Goodman
William Pearse
Arthur Langworthye
Cockerell & CO
Purfleet Wharf
Bahl Bereet
Blackfriars
Baton Wharf
Belgrave Place
Pimlico
Henry Guthrey
Ampton-street
Gray’s-inn-road
Guthrey
Gray’s Innroad
Miss Dean
Ean
Liverpool-street
Kiog’e-cross
Mrs. Long
Hitchin
Herts
Mr. Grey
Eaton-square
Chelsea
Ure
King’secross
Wes
ST. Paul's Churchyard
Brande
Farnefield
Nottinghamshire
John Willis
East Temple-chambers
Whitefriars
Fleet-street
Bell
Rosalie Coupelle
Young
Truro
Southampton Street
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