The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-01
pOTTER'S VEGETABLE
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SAhE proprietor II LIS Invaluable medi
~ cine, feels authorized, hv lis increasing
reputation, 10 recommend II IA superior 10
all other popular medicines, for the cure ot
KINGS EVIL or Scronla-NECRO-I or
diseased bones--SYPHlLIS in every stage
MERCURt Al. RnEuM AItSM--
LlF Err complaints--and ULCERS Of eyery
description.
The Catholicon has also been used with
great success in every variety # Cn1neoHs
Disease, blOtdhes on the face, pimpies aud tet-
ter in particular White Seedlings, Gom. Jauu-
dice, and Bilious diseases generally, Dgpep-
san or Indigestion, complaints OF the Stomach,
and general dtbiiiiy. II isa certain purifier
oft4e blond and humOurS, and has been ionnd
an elIiGacious remedy in purifying the blood
ofchlldren after vaccination, and should be in
varlably used rs general diterdtirt both FOR
children and adults-being agreeable To the
most delicate palate, and a grateful cordial
10 the stomach. This is the fr.t discovery
# medicine taken into the stomach, that
has had the long desired effect OF curing the
most obstinate and distressing external dis
eases. The use OF nutricious food, aud the
ordinary avocations of business, ARE moi IN
ierrupied by the Calholicon md itsprppcr-
ties having the power ofrestoring both flesh q
bone, aud ofrenovnling aud invigorailng o
very part Of the system during the process of
EXTERN mating disease, is without parallel.
The following certificates will il IS presu-
med, satisfy the most ncredulons, OF the pre-
eminent virtues of the Catholcon.
CERTIFICATES.
Philadelphia, feb. 20th, 1927.
Mr.. Wm w. Potter:
Dear Sir--Ien months have now e.
lapsed since my ddugher Mary Ann has been,
a l.
stored to state OF much better health than
we could reasonably have expected, aud as
a duty owe 10 suffering humanity, and gra-
titude to yourself, tender this, trusting II
may prove useful Ia those similarly afflicted.
About twelve years ago she complained oi
severe pains in her back md hip, which
rev worse aud worse until she was almost
unable 10 move or turn herself in bed. Dn-
ring this period her back and hip sweled We.
ry much, and the pain extended down the
leg, which lost lis natural power wasting
of ilesh--lnss oil appetite, and emaciaiion en-
sncd, aud her countenanCe depicted miSery
She continued without much il any, alterPl-
on for the better (keeping her strictly under
the advice Of an eminent mc dioal gentleman, J
Tor a considerable time, when the swelling
on the hip began to increase; herphysician $
prescriptions became useless they recon
neuded the steel Jhckd-One was pfncured&
tried, but in VAN. and the disease seemed to
bid defiance TO all the well-known remedies
in that complaint, that were here employed
She was then considered incHrdble. Her
sister having died OF the same complaint, af-
Ter an illness of four years, we were OF opini-
on that Mary Ann must share the same fate
Having heard of the remarkable success of
your Catholcon in scrofulous complaints, |
was resolved to make trial of il. She be
gan its use, and in Il few days the swelling on
the hip broke, and discharged greatly: she
could then use her crutch--in "A few weeks
longer her pains dsappeared-th discharge
ceased-the ulcer heaIed--her appetite re-
turned-and her whole system resumed lis
wonied vieour. Ibeieve, had your inVaIua-
BILE medicine been used when she first com.
planned, il would have prevented her from
being cripple for the rest of her life.
With many thanks Tor the benefits which
my daughter has derived from the use of your
invaluable Catholicon,
remain, yours respectfully,
JOHN MCURDY, Jun.
No. 3S, Chestnut street.