Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-26
TO THE AFFLICTED.

Il. the merits OF OR. - vi n, uIedt
York street, Baltimore, who has introduc-
ed the Indian system of medicine and
healing, cannot be too generally known,
and feeling that gratitude which il is natu-
raj to feel to Providence. and towards a.
man who under bis assistance has raised
them from in6rmity and Indebtedness, TO
health and comfort, and from hope OF
rendering service to such OF their fellow
citizens as may be smitten with disease
pain, have determined TO make known
their individual cases.
This is to make known to the public IN
general, that was afflicted with deaf
ness in both my ears for four years, so bad
that | could scarcely hear any, occasioned
by repeated colds, always a continual
roaring in my head. like the failing OF wa
Ter without any sensation. Atlength lap
piled to DIR. B. NJ. Smith, No. 20, Great
York street, and in four weeks was cured
of my deafness. therefore recommend
all those afflicted in like manner, to call on
Dr.. Smith, for relief.
arthur MLean.
Baltimore, 7qd March, 1921. Lives
near Dennis A. Smiths, one mile from
Baltimore.
Sworn before NJ. Duke Tsldsa.
Witness, Peter r. .Nasher.
a, George Byington give this public
information for the benefit OF those afflicted
with deafness, that was deaf IN both my
ears for Is years, and for six months past
could scarcely hear any. Five years since
| applied TO some of the most respectable
physicians 10 Boston, Mass. but obtained
no relief from any of them. Twas told by
them that could never get cured; conse'
quently | gave up all hopes OF ever obtain
ing my hearing, until | arrived in this city,
fortunately heard Of the remarkable cures
performed by DR.. B. M. Smith, No. 20,
Great. ork street, and was recommended
by nv friends to apply to him, which
did on the Goth April, 1891, and after TAX
ing his medicine few days, | received
complete restoration to my astonishmenl.
George Byington, mariner.
boarding at Mr.. Barlow. F. Point,
Witness. P 7. Mathers D w. Curtis.
Baltimore, 3Oth April 1921.
. |, the undersigned, certify that DIR. VI.
VI. Smith, No. 90, Great York Street, un-
dertook last Summer cancer, which my
negro woman had for FIVE years. Many
applications had been made TO several
Physicians of the creates celebrity. but to
no effect; at last tried Doctor Smith, who
.uade perfect cure in few mouths
His attention, charity and kindness to-.
wards my servant, his humanity in general
and his skill in this case, influence mefto
testify the above to the public.
Cathdrane SGureson.
Mulberry street, few doors west of
Baltimore College.
Sworn before NJ. Duke Tides,
Witness, p. II. .Mathers.
This is to certify, that | was afflicted
in nv breast and stomach, attended with
very bad cough, also splitting blood.
heard o. DR.. Smith, No. 90, Great York
street and after taking but small quantity
OF his me iicine, | obtained relief. | am
now as well as ever was.
j. B. Elliott,
;straight lane, Old Town
Balti more, March 4, l8i. i.
illness, p. I. Mashers
|. Baltimore, 18th April, 1921.
Having been afflicted fifteen years with
grievous and indispensable rheumatic
pains, so as to deprive me occasionally
OF the use OF my limbs, during which time
| had recourse to a variety of medical
skill, was for long time in the Hospital
IN the city OF Phi'adel phia, but found
scarcely any relief until applied to Dr..
Smith; (tbe Indian Physician.) In the
short space OF one week, received such
relief as to enable me to boast of almost
perfect restoration to health and comfort.
William MCaltey,
Union Street, No. z.