Dr. H.W. Libbey's Indian medical infirmary and national bath rooms : 90 and 92 Seneca Street, Cleveland, Ohio, where he treats all forms of chronic diseases with complete success.

  • Libbey, H. W. (Hosea W.)
Date:
1863
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Credit: Dr. H.W. Libbey's Indian medical infirmary and national bath rooms : 90 and 92 Seneca Street, Cleveland, Ohio, where he treats all forms of chronic diseases with complete success. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    •• The ;a i lhe « >rsl I With low, to induce every person, even the poorest, to test this peculiar power that I have so successfully practiced for a number of years. I want but the name and age of the person, and place of residen< e, Town, County, and State, (no lock of hair as erroneously stated). I have already made examinations of over 10,000 cases ; In all cases where the person is not satisfied, I will return the fee, thus relieving the peo- ple of the idea of humbug. To prove my statements I will insert a few letters, acknowledging the examinations to be correct. I have hundreds of others, which I am happy to show to any one who would still doubt : YoungstoVjti, Mahoning, Co. Ohio. Dr. Libbey—I received your answer, and with it one of your books. Your statement of mycas correct. [ see that you work on the cash principle, 10 1 enclose you five dollars, and would t, such as i ou think I need, with full directions Low-, ike tl in. As I have faith in your practice, I mean to give your iir trial. V mrs Respectfully, MARGARET McKNIGHT. Wakeman, Moron Co., Ohio. Ds. H. W. Libbey :—Iir, I received ai a from you. It was so correct that a help me. twanty id me a prescription of your remedies by i di :d considerably, but nothing seems to help my troubles, pect, MISS MARY E. PARKER. Kendallville, but. :>r. Libbey :— I received your letter, I m proved satisfactory. , | Ua this letter, for the remedies. Please send them as soon Truly, Mi<S EMMA DEWITT. Cincinnati, Ohio. I, \V. Libbey : — Dear Sir. your kind favor of tli.- 28th is before me, and contents need. I must do you the justice to say you have given my case as fully as I o you, Yours Truly, G. AV . MILLER. Florence, Erie, Co., May 3, 1862. Dr Libbey—As you my symptoms as well as I could myself, if not better,I [ would send for medicines. I have faith that you will help me. 1 have takeu considerable medicine without much benefit. My health has been poor for about a year, and most of the time not able to walk. I have suffered a great deal with my head.— send medicines to Wakeman, Huron Co., . Yours Respectfully, MRS. MARIA PARKER. Green Springs, Ohio. Us. Libbey:—Dear Sir, I received yours; and as you have given me a very correct i count ..f mv complaint-, 1 will encciose In e d-Ilars for remedies. You will plea-- se I 1 X Green Springs, and oblige MRS. P.. V. ELDBIDGE. Port Homer, Jefferson Co., Ohio. ;>•:. 11. .V. LIBBEY—Dear Sir, yours of the6th was received last evening. 1 was pleased