Hey Relic,
Nice find. Looks TOCish to me. I'm assuming that's a ground lip. The cap is in pristine shape. Are you returning with big shovel?
"Frederick Humphrey’s, M.D., was born March11, 1816, in Marcellus, New York, and established DoctorHumphreys’ Specific Homeopathic Medicine Company in Auburn,NY, about 1844. Humphreys also carried on a private practice andserved as Professor of Homeopathic Materia Medical at the StateMedical College. The business became incorporated as HumphreysHomeopathic Medicine Co. in 1854 in New York City. The addresseswere 562 Broadway in 1857, 109 Fulton in 1877, and later, thecorner of William and Ann Streets. By 1890, the address was 61-65John St.
Homeopathy is the medical system which seeks to cure disease bygiving the patient minute doses of drugs which produce symptomssimilar to those of the disease on the theory that the symptomsreveal nature’s effort to combat the disease. It originatedin 1796, by a German physician Samuel Hahnemann. Humphreys’was a business of homeopathic family remedies augmented by a lineof homeopathic veterinary medicines. The business flourished.Products for human consumption were numbered: #2-Worms;#3-Teething, Colic, and Crying; #20-Whooping Cough; #30-BedWetting; #34-Diphtheria; etc. Veterinary items were lettered

-Worms; F-Colic; etc. Witch Hazel products were added along theway: Marvel Of Healing; Marvel Witch Hazel; and Witch Hazel Oil.Marvel Of Healing advertising indicates that it was fluid witchhazel prepared by Dr. Humphreys from a recipe used by him for 20years. It was probably for internal use. Witch Hazel Oil was forexternal conditions such as injuries to the skin and joints,hemorrhoids, etc.
In 1940 the name became Humphreys’Medicine Co., and in the 1960s it was relocated in Rutherford,NJ. The name changed to Humphreys’ Pharmacal Inc. in 1968,and was still doing business in 1983."
Antique Medicine Bottles Dr Cannon's Medicine Chest
Humphreys' Specifics FOHBC 2005
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Frederick K. Humphreys