CHARACTER OF COMMENDATIONS. Woman. The subject of uterine disease reminds me that during the past six months I have had my attention drawn to a remedy that goes under the name of Dioviburnia, the formula of which is given, and having read the emphatic endorsement of Drs. J. B. Johnson, L. Ch. Boisliniere and H. Tuholske, three of the most eminent professors and practitioners of the city, I was induced to give Dioviburnia a fair and thorough trial, and I am convinced that in this product we have a valuable addition to our armamentarium in our battle against the enemies of the noblest work of God-Woman. Pains of Dysmenorrhea. Editorial by the late I. N. Love, M. D., in the "Medical Mirror." I have given Dioviburnia a fair trial and found it useful as a uterine tonic and antispasmodic, relieving the pains of dysmenorrhea and regulating the uterine functions. I feel authorized to give this recommendation of Dioviburnia, as it is neither a patented nor a secret medicine, the formula of which has been communicated freely to the profession. L. CH. BOISLINIERE, M. D., Late Professor of Obstetrics, St. Louis Medical College, Unquestionably of Great Benefit in Dysmenorrhea. I have used Dioviburnia quite a number of times, sufficiently frequent to satisfy myself of its merits. It is of unquestionable benefit in painful dysmenorrhea; it possesses antispasmodic properties which seems to be exerted especially on the uterus. DR. H. TUHOLSKE, Prof. of Clinical Surgery and Surgical Pathology, Washington Neurosine vs. Epilepsy. I prescribed Neurosine for a patient who has suffered from epileptic convulsions for years and it just met the indications in her case perfectly, she has had only one convulsion since she began the use of Neurosine and that was occasioned by her not being able to get a sufficient quantity from her druggist. DR. J. V. SWEENY, New York, N. Y. I desire to thank you for what your valuable medicine, Neurosine, has done for my daughter, subject to epilepsy since a child of fourteen years. Every month she always has an attack; commenced treating her with Neurosine; noticed a change after the third dose. Her sleep the first night, after commencing the medicine, was more quiet and restful. My daughter has only had one spell since using Neurosine, which was caused by her neglecting taking the medi cine the first of this month, therefore, she had to suffer for it. I thought it my duty to write and tell you the good your medicine was doing, not only to my daughter, but to two other young ladies, suffering from this disease, epilepsy. I spent hundreds of dollars for medicines for my daughter and can truthfully say yours is the first medicine that has kept those dreadful spells off. DR. ELLA BAKER, Indianapolis, Ind. I am meeting with every success to be asked in the administration of Neurosine (Dios) for epilepsy. DR. R. E. CALHOUN, Chesterville, Ill. Full size bottle sent Free to Physicians not familiar with the merits of NEUROSINE and DIOVIBURNIA, they paying express. DIOS CHEMICAL Co., St. Louis. |