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Credit: A treatise on the stomach and its trials / by J.C. Eno. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: A treatise on the stomach and its trials / by J.C. Eno. Source: Wellcome Collection.
![Seventh.—When the stomach is sour, subject to nausea, yomiting, flatulence (or wind), weak or painful indigestion, debility or cramps, or the like, use, according to the directions, as you would take salt, ENG’S DIGESTIVE GRANULES,* PREPARED ONLY BY J. C. ENO, GROAT MARKET, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. Price 45. 6d., 11s., 22s. Sent post-free on receipt of Post-Office Order to the amount. Postage-Stamps cannot he received in payment. See that the words—J. C. Eno’s Digestive Granules—are engraved in white letters on a red ground on the Government Stamp affixed to each box. Without these words on the Stamp as here stated, the remedy is not genuine. Many Testimonials might be presented, but the following one we consider sufficient, from the venerable Blythe Hurst (than whom there is no Clergyman better known or more respected in the Diocese of Durham, on account of his urbanity and eminence as a scholar): St. Thomas’s Vicarage, Annfield Plain, November 24th, 1870. Dear Sir,—I have carefully read over your Treatise on the suffer¬ ings of the unhappy Dyspeptic, and can, from sad experience, indorse every word of it; and I have proved, by happy experience, during the last three weeks, that your newly discovered Remedy, viz. the 4 Diges¬ tive Granules,’ which you recommend as a specific to remove the evil, is a most potent one. During the last month, my stomach retained very little food, so that I was really starving for want of nourishment in the midst of plenty. The treatment of the best medical men availed me nothing, but I have no hesitation in affirming that your remedy has saved my life. On the 2d instant, my attention was directed to your 4 Digestive Granules,’ which I took as prescribed, and since that period I am happy to inform you that my stomach has retained the food, and I feel a gradual improvement both in appetite and strength. Thanking you for your very kind attention, I remain yours truly, BLYTHE HURST, Pii.D. To Mr. J. C. Eno. Vicar of Collier] y. Later on, he writes as follows: February 13th, 1871. I feel greatly improved, and still continue the Granules. I owe you a debt of gratitude X shall never be able to discharge. B. HURST. The Rev. Mr. Hurst had tried Pepsine and other popular remedies without the least benefit; in fact, he was rapidly sinking when he com¬ menced with the Digestive Granules. * Wholesale Depot in London for Digestive Granules, Vegetable Pills, and Treatise—F. Newbery and Sons, 37 Newgate Street, E.C. Paris : 104 Rue de Maubeuge. New York: 8 College Place. Sold Retail by most Chemists.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b30570293_0026.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
