Remarkable cures of Regent date and public acknowledgment
A former mayor from Clinton praises a treatment that cured twenty years of piles and hemorrhoids. He credits relief to Dr. Bryan and Lighthill after long suffering and ongoing blood loss.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1894
Page
5
A former mayor from Clinton praises a treatment that cured twenty years of piles and hemorrhoids. He credits relief to Dr. Bryan and Lighthill after long suffering and ongoing blood loss.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Mr Heter G Eyck of Hussell Bunt Co claiming radical cure after ten physicians failed. He details severe suffering, inability to work, a protruding pile condition, and three months of hot poultices before relief appeared.
Dr Lighthill consulted daily on chronic obstinate diseases of the Seall chronotype.
An old advertisement claims success in treating catarrh throat and lung diseases, promising permanent cure without pain or downtime and offering remedies for rectal disorders. The copy emphasizes a business approach and patient relief.
Oddities include a patent remedy ad from Krondout New York claimed to be endorsed by a medical professor and several social notices. The piece reports social visits on Jackson Avenue and Washington Avenue, a brick culvert decision by Borough Commissioners, and an electric railway ordinance deferred to December amid Plainfield action.
Justice Storms has recovered from a severe cold. The light near the foot of the hall opposite Justice Storms office goes out early and should be kept lit all night. At the annual Sev enth Day Baptist Unutch meeting starting Friday delegates are expected from across the United States for a religious gathering with little business planned.
Historic sketch notes Geneva Mineral Water drawn from an artesian well in Geneva New York. The 800 foot deep bore in 1886 aimed for natural gas but yielded a healthful spring flow of about 350000 gallons daily under 120 psi. Local residents reported rheumatic relief and general well being, boosting the well’s public fame through repeated anecdotal cures. Sold by L W Randolph, Poughkeepsie, 143 West Front Street Plain Ger d N J.
The Small vs Hoffman case settled by payment of 30 dollars and costs awarded by Justice Newcorn. The suit arose from damages to Small's wagon after a collision with a carriage driven by Mrs. Rangon.
For sick stomach and all other conditions resulting from constipation go by the book on Beecham's pills. Book free, pills 25c. At drugstores, or write to B F.
Several residents including Daniel Page Daniel Miller and Mr M McComas with son Larry spent yesterday in New York. Gustav Keeler visited North Plainfield election day trends. Mrs McComas hosted a surprise party at Prescott place with many friends and relatives. A party for Ames and Albert Wilson is planned on Liman avenue and Astor plate Evans next Friday. The survey for Mexico begins next week.
Morning and evening trolley schedules listed for Scotch Plains and Plainfield during weekdays Sundays. Town committee meeting planned Friday to discuss the proposed trolley road. Local social notes mention guests, musicales, and a theater party with no major incidents reported beyond vote cheering at polling.
An advertisement claims Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as the best regulating tonic for nervous debility indigestion and general stomach and bowel regulation. Sold for $1.00 per bottle by PH Hepbard & Co at 114 East Prost street, with medical societies endorsing it for ladies in the western part of the state.
The article outlines revival items in women’s dress including narrow brealths with corded seams, perforated trimming on dresses, and fur trimmed costumes. It highlights front skirt effects, bold color contrasts, and decorative features such as beaver velvet bodices and green ribbon accents. Frank Chollet contributes a sketch while Demarest’s ad and local drugstores promote Chamberlain’s remedies for children and coughs.
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