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Baltimore, 18th April. 1921,

grievous and insupporlabie rheumatic
pains, so as to deprive me occasionally
Of the use of my limbs, during which time
had recourse to . variety OF medical
skill, was for q long lime in the Hospital
i'm the city Of Philadeiphia,a butt found
scarcely any relief unHlyl appliedito Dr..
Smith; lthe Indian Physiciap.). In, the.
short space.of one week, received such
relief as tp.enable me to boast of almost
perfect restoration 10 health and comfort.
N'iltsdm ~ Cattey,
Onion Street, No. 81.
Baltimore, Sept. 9th, lSsf..
Ide hereby, certify, that said Nm. M
Galley appeared before me. and was duly
sworn to the facts as stated in the above
certificate.
Mdrnaduke TIlden.
This may certify that / was taken with
a violent spell of cramp Cholic, which
produced extraordinary exeftion in my
bowels, and circulating pain in the spine
OF my back; the severity OF the disorder
threatened dissolution of life. SO as 10 be
given up by, skiIful physicians, declaring
that they could do nothing Tor me, their;
1t was after this that | was advised to call
upon the Indian physician, DR.. Benjamin,
N. Smith, from whom received such me-,
dicine that alter repeated doses, was
almost miraculously relieved within "a
hours. and in FIVE days was perfectly res
tOred to health.
- James DonneNy,
No. SO, Green street, y. Baltimore.
lido hereby certify. that James Donnel-
ly, personally appeared before me, and
was duly sworn To the above facts as ap.
pear IN his certificate.
NGrmaduks 1ildsn.
Baltimore, Oct. 9th 1890.
|, Spencer Cobern, do hereby make
known for the benefit of all those who may
be troubled with similar complaint, that
was taken with deafness in both my
ears (occasioned by spell OF sickness;l
in so alarming a manner, that could
scarcely heara word, and still appearing
to get worse, | was induced to apply to
Dr.. Smith in Great York street. and IN
very short time was much better, and by
using the medicine be prescribed lntfe
longer, now hear as well as ever did.
Spencer Cebern,
~ Eastoo, Maryland.
Baltimore, Oct. 70, 1890.
hereby certify that capt. S. Cobern,
personally appeared before me and was
duly sworn,
John AisquitA.
Baltimore, Nov. 18th, 1890.
My wife. Patty, having been afflicted
for years with an liberated sore leg, T.
after many applications to a .number Of,
medical characters; Of reported skill,
without receiving any real benefit. except
an irritation OF the malady, I'LL the ulcer
had every appearance of modification
in this alarming state | was induced to 90
to DR.. Smith, the Indian Physician, who
gave me such medicine as to relieve her
in "a hours; and in the short time of tour
weeks she was perfectly restored, and is
fully satisfied that sound cure has been
made, to her great JOY and comfort.
Common Hays,
Near the Seminary Orchard.
Bastimore, Oct. 8, 1890.
hereby certify, that the above named
Conner Hayes personally appeared before
me, and was duly sworn TO the facts set
forth in the above certificate.
Mdrmdduke Islden.
October 9th, 1920.
For the benefit OF all who may be so
unfortunate as to tall under such an al.
hicting dispensation OF Providence, as
cancer on the breast, or other parts of The
body, |, Mary Decourser, doth hereby
certify, that was attacked by .tumor on
the breast, pronounced byrersons OF me.
dical skill to be cancer, which troubled
me full two years and six months; at the
close of which alarming period.life began
to be despaired Of, all previous applica-
tions of medical skill having failed. |
heard OF the cures effected by the Indian
physician; was induced TO apply to him,
and from whom received such medicine
as Immediately relieved me of my pain,
and in very short time. removed all ap-
pearance of the infections; which is now;
and has been for six months past, appa.
rently perfectly well.
mary Decourser.
Corner OF smith and Bond street, F. P.
do hereby certify, that Mary Decour-
ser personally appeared before me, and
has duly affirmed to the facts az above.
stated.
Marmaduke TIgden.
| do hereby certify, that was afflicted
with an liberated sore leg for the space of
years; and had almost despaired OF ever
having it restored to former suundness. but