Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-17
No. 5.
Baltimore, Sept. s, 1903.

I the cold, did me q great deal OF service, as.a
ultimately cured me. r,,,r
Ar the Columbian Inn, Market street..
No s.
! do hereby certify, that was violently a a.-
tackled with the pieurisy on SUNDAY tue o."
instant. Immediately sent TO pNy s'S'. -,
,yI.o lied me twice within the space o. aooul
* bonrs. all 10 no effect my fever sun III
cr.asea and nv pains SO ylpsnt that llas' ~
Lnoyyleaoe OF my nearest relations, BOZ, esaA
!, NV narents on Tua sday morning the iu'S'
NV ia,her procured me phial OF ,laul ~,
l., ,b;an OH Which was immediately aPPiisu
On, ,ipht side, where tbs pain was inc Sc
uers.t three or four times, with piece OF
flannel kept to the part ailectea' "ha looA
fifteen drops internally three tunes DAY iof
the FIRST two days; and the second day amer
usnsr the oil, WAS ABLE to walk about the
house, the third and fourta days took CT the
oil 6secn drops night and morning, which
emil, civ relieved me from pain and fever,
thanks be 10 Cod Tor it, ard now 1 am we'll
man. NM. Ef>cO CA'
Baltimore, April 9th, 1910,
Hagrison's Creek.
No. Z.
We do certify that On Thursday the 9Th
instant, we were tarrmg i new seine for Mr..
John Clark, and by accident the seine took
fire which, by endeavorihg to put out the
flames, John Clark and Thomas Adams got
severely burnt in the face, We Immediately
oct some Columbian Oil from Mr. Paul, ;i'd
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease
in the course of twenty mi,4u!cs, ipd has lett
the carts free from biisters.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 18th, 1910.
SIR,
Atycur request that should give nay Cpl.
MON respecting Whist eject your Columbian
Oil had in certain case wherein was. al
fiicted, | most chccriuliy comply by saying
that verify believe that | might have died
With one OF the seVerest cramps lI me sto-
nach had it not b@en for your Coluh1bian
Oil :; and that have been fer second time
relieved Of the same complaint by the assist
anGe Of that valuable medicine, and IS such,
I | recommend il as the best remedy, because
there is no manner oil doubt oi It's proving Ell
fcCtaal.
E. Catharine Walker.
Sign of the Buck, Mavaet Space,
Baltimore.
No 9.
SIN,
Having experienced SO much benefit from
your Columbian Oil, it would be an act OF
! injustice TO you, and want of feeling for
! those who may suffer under similar com
plants we're not to use my utmost sysiea-
yors to give this public testimony of the Non-
derful virtues it possesses.
| was attacked with a violent pain in my
left leg, which supposed was a touch of the
/; rheumatism it continued to grow worse
every day, SO that at last my knee began to
| get stiff, and could by no means bend It;
! during this, Which las,ed about Ave weeks,
| was seized with most dreadful pain in my
| right breast, which pierced through to my
shoulder blade, and extended down my arm.
! During this situation a variety CT remedies
! were applied, but ali without effect Atlast
I was advised to try Parls col Oil, accord.
| ingly procured bottle and found some relief
from TIC first application, and By paying pro-
+; per attention TO the directions Tor using 1t, |
was, to the astonishment OF ali who were
i acquainted with my situation, in five days
entirely free from all PAIN, and have new the
! use of my leg as we'll as ever, and any person
! who may pcruse the above certificate, being
] DESTROYS of any Information respecting my
I case, I have 10 objection on their making
! application, to give them every satisfaction in
my power respecting it. | am, sir, yours,
| George L. Hughes,
{ Market street, Baltimore.
! To Mr. Thomas Paul, inventor of the CO.
lumbar Oil, Eiarrson's Greek, Baltimore
No. TO-.
SIN,