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Pduls Patent
COLUMBIAN OIL.

composition is the production OF American
soil; consequently it is IN every sense otthe
word Domestic, ii is not puffed up with nu-
merous train of pompous foreign certltl1ates
efpersons from " HON by the great distance
that seperate us, It's impossible TO obtain IN
formation. therefore the public has better
security for heir money as there cannot De
the least shadow for deception to cover this
medicine, for he simply appears before the
community with his invention and an expe-
Fimental detail OF the various cases in Wnlch
itreally is so wonderfully efhcacious and IN
which he is supported by the following GER
ti6:ates, whose names are not only subscrlo-
ed but their pefspns may also be consulted,
being residents within the circle OF our neigh
borhood. The following are the complaints
IN which the Columbian Oil has been found
SO efhcaeious and rarely ever fails OF effect
inc cure-viz. Rheumatism, Consumption
Pains in any part of the bedy but particular
ly in the back and breast, Colds, and Coughs,
Tooth Ache, Spleen, Pleurisies, Chplic,
Cramps, external & internal Bruises, Spranis
and flesh wounds, Scalds, * Burns, w hoop
ing Cough and Mumps, DYsentery or Bloody
fux. Group and the summer complaint In
children, and 10 weak stomach, that IS
caused by indigestion, constant sinking and
loss IF appetite, it will act as powerful
bracer to the relaxed fore and restore 1t to
It's proper tone.
1t seems rs though nature had ranked 1t
the first of the class Of all pect0rais and ex.
pectorals for the relief of the brest and lungs
as il sarcely ever fails of removing obstruc-
ton in either, particularly those who are
troubled with Phthisic or Asthmatic com,
piants who in the act of Walking fast, stoop-
ing or lyilg down are almost sufocated, halt
a tea spoonful ofthe Columbian Oil will rem
der some relief instanganeousiy, and If con"
tinued agreeably to the directions IN such
cases will prove a radical cure by producing
the full power of imitation TO the lungs and
free expansion OF the breast.
Certificates of its efficacy.
No. i. Sept 1909.
| do certify, that have been aiiing nearly
two years with a hectic cough and violent op-
preston at the brest--I applied to the most
eminent Physicians and could get no relief
from my low state Of health, till got Paul's
Columbian Oil, and ound Immediate rellef
] take this method of informing tie public OF
the efficacy of this valuable medicine, from
the cures which have experienced, think
it an incumbent duty to offer the same to the
public.
ELISHA SEWARD.
Baltimore, No l6, Water Street, sign OF
the Plough. Sept. 1902
Sir No 2
Icomply with your request. OF stating my o.
pinion of Paul's Columbian Oil being an ef-
fectual remedy for the tetter-worm. have
been afflicted with the tetter-worm In my
hand For 3 years, and have made trial otma-
ny medicines which have been recommend
ed, but all TO no effect. Hearing of Paul's
Columbian OIL about the 18th of January
last, proving an effectual cure for the ring
worm and similar complaints, Immediately
got phial of your Oil and applied 1t agree
ably 10 the directions for about two months
succe ssively-when the letter left me, and
hrs not made its appearance since.
SUSANNA PURDEN.
n B. My Susanna, child aged 90 months
and six days. was taken about the middle OF
July last, with violent cough, which the
neighbors thought was the whooping-cough;
L gave her six drops of the Columbian Oil,
which gave immediate relief, and proved an
effectual cure.
Saratoga-Street Baltimore, August Il, loo9
No 5.
We do certify, that on Thursday. the 18th
inst we were tarring new seine for Mr.
Clark, and by accident the seine took FIRE,
which. BY endeayoring to put out the flames
John CLARK and Thomas Adams got severely
barnt ia the face, we Immediately got some
Colsmbian Oil from MIR Paul, and applied
it to the parts burnt, which gave ease in the
course Of twenty minutes, and has left the
parts free from 0listers.
JOHN PEACOCK.
THOMAS ADAMS, JOHN CLARK,
Baltimore, april 10th 1910.
No 4.