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! luis-been the study. of the frroprietors of the
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'der their sandion, such spurious imitations. For this rea- ,
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1-1 "E
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....!
that the Public are iio sufferers.
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. - .r-- "4.. d.

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0 9

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- Convulsion Oil 2 6 - • Tincture • 3- 6
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. .
Extract .of a Letter from •Mr.• Cooper, a very
.respeztable
Gentlettan•Farrner; at .Levingtot; near Ipswich, •to Mr..
Thomas. White, Master of the Acaderny at Colchester.. •
DEAR SIRI.' .11.11IC 18,,t.
1A THEN you .write-tonr. BRO DUNI, pray inform
' V him, that.l have received from his Medicines all the
benefit my!rnost'sanguine expedations could lead ine-to•loOic
for, or; qty. otoSt'eatueSt wishes could induce me to .hope.
My case was an irrupiion on my face, of the most virulent
nature, that. was .not 'merely', extremely troublesome, but
also rendered use excessively low-spirited. and ill. I strictly
follotted the- rules laid down' in the Dodoes Publication, •
and Was•in a short time most radically cured ' it is now nearly
tWo years since I 'Viol( the 'Medicines,. and ljave•never since
had the slightest return of my troubles-ram& disorder. I feel-
it a duty Which I owe to'the community.' (and I att sure your.
just mode of thinking will induce you to join in the senti-
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case public, for the benefit of suffering individuals.; being
Myself infinitely above regarding any remarks that may be
Made on it bY theire3Olent, the invidious, or the incredolotti!.
• • • • Yours sincerely", - COOP E R:. •
six,• • . • • 0--
In justice to your merit, and for the benefit of the affilaerl,
I requeSi'yot. will publish thy case Was afflicted for a
length of time .with, a.-Scorbutic Disorder, for which Leonid
find no relief, although I. hid recourse to'Oevetal Medicines ;
bin was fortunately cured by taking your Botanical Syrup,
and now In petted health,' and ready to testify the same.
• • lam; Sir, your, grateful, humble Servant, •
•. JOHN GOLDSI3URY,
June '3;'12.0i. • • . • "Thebettoss, near Saxi'Sdi,:dhatt,, SuffOlk.
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