Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-09
POTTER'S
11eQftatle CAttloltro1t.

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1DfQFtable Cathol(ro1t.
The proprietor of this invaluable medici1e
feels authorized, by its increasing reputation, to
recommend IL as superior to all other populsrre
melies, for the cure of KINGS EVIL or ScrC-
lfula-NECROSIS or diseased boncs-SYPHl'
LIS in every stsge-MERCURIAL disease
HEUMATISM-LIVER Rcomplaints-and UL
GERS Of every description.
The Catholicon has also been used with greai
success in every variety Of Cutaneous Disease.
blotehes the face, pinpies and teter in paricu-
lar White Seedlings. G0ui, Jaundice aud Btt-
ious diseases generally, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
complaints Of the Stomach, aud general debility
1t is a certain purifier Of The blood and humors
and has been found an efEcaciOus remedy III
purifying the blood of children after vaccination
and should be invaribly used as general aitera
tive both for children and adults-being agree
BILE to the NEST delicate palate, and grateful
cordial to the stomach. This is the first discCv
cry Of a medicine taken into the stomach, thai
has had the long desired effect Of curing the
most obstinate and distressing external diseases
rhe use of nutritious food, and the ordinary avo-
cations of business, are not interrupted by the
Catholicon and its properties having the power
Of restoring both flesh and bone. and of renovat-
ing and invisorating every part OF the system
during the process Of exterminating disease, is
without parallel.
The following certificates will, it is presumed,
satisfy the most incredulous, Of the pre-eminent
virtues Of the Catholicon.
CASE. c. S. was Of o scrofulous habit ; at
the age Of three years his parents perceived liberation
OF the head proceeding II 10 supposed from vaccination
II at first confined TO small compass but from the
continual discharge, was soon communicated to the
almost entire scab soon after this discharge
menced from his became very offensive. Bsers
vain innQi in ationf fofm m
months the Vegetable Cathocon was recommended aud
its Immediately commenced 1t quickly displayed its
sckDow lodged powers the disease By first increasing
the discharge but which after ceased the pant
being completely eradicatcd, and the child restored to
health.
For information the accuracy Of this the father
Of the child can be referred to- on apPea,ionp ~ p1rrp to
NJ b. The above case of Tinea Capis or liberated
head should be warning TO parents to guard against the
ev effects which too often arise from neg ectng to use
purifier Of the blood after the vaccination Of their
children. The Catholcon is offered suitable remedy
in these cases, and should be inverlbly used: ,,.
Philadelphia, Feb. 23d, ls27.
Philadelphia, May 90, 1924.
sir-I am now, thanks to your medicine, beary man
For nearly six years have been martyr TO disease
whose ravages threatened, il not soon stopped, TO-
prt period ay existence. Having had regular med
cal advice from the my complaint at last
got to such height that could swallow without treat
pain and difficulty. Tumors formed in different parts Of
body, and began think situation almost despc
rate The Eve bottles Of the Cahocon which have takeu
have completely cured me, and l am now well us
could wish to be- With my thanks Lam am your obliged
humble servant, &c. GEORGE KANE
City Of Philadelphia S.
George Kane Of the district Of Southwark, personally
appeared and being duly sworn doth declare aud say
that the above statement is in all respects correct aud
true and that the signature to i Is ~ sS hand writing of
PSAadciphis, Moy %, 1924.
CASE-samueI RAIN a stout, full grown lad Of thir-
years of age, Of heaty and robust habit of body
while swimming in the Delaware, sometime in the month
Of June 1921 struck his shin bone little below the knee
l.
ed hererom for the space Of week, when considerable
inflammation and swelling ensued DR.. .. respectable
ply sician of the neighborhood OF Penns neck Salem
county, NewJersey where the boy resided called,
and continued his attention for four years. during which
alarmed being Of opinion that the loss of his leg
the only Of SAVING his % On the third day Of Au-
gust 1924 he was put on course Of Poters Vegetable
Auest-SAMUEL RAIN w, W. POTTER.
Corti6eate.-some time in August 1924 was desired
BY w. w Potter, to visit and examine the above lad
Samuel Rainthe disease he afflicted with 10 termed
Necrosis and more severe case of have never seen
portion Of the whole diameter of the bia
the main shin bone Of the leg had exfoated and
out-the wound measuring at the time inches in
length extending from little below The knee to near the
ancle, inches aud half iu width and inches and
quarter in depth, the flesh being reroverted along the
edges to the height Of one inch and haf-he much
emacated had hectic fever night sweat and rapid
y verging to the grave In this he put the
Vegetable Cahocon, which, in the of three weeks,
all the symptoms Of hectic, and i'm the beginning
Of April 1885, after using ten bottles Of the medicine, he
dicharged, cured. have this day mined the limb
1t Is as sound as IL was previous 10 the aceiden-a large
quantity of healthy honey filled up the LET,
by the exfoated tbbia aud the limb firm and sound,
and useful could possibly bo had the accident
happened. HENRY MMURrRIE, M. ID.
Philadelphia May 10TH 1896.
do hereby certify that twelve years ago, three days
after being confined both my legs began to SWELL cons
tuting the disease called Milk Leg. About eight months
after they commenced swelling they liberated aud in this
deporable state continued ill about year
began Potter's Vegetable Cathocou. BY its sole
use am now perfectly we'll the swelling goae the ul-
GERS have healed, and my limbs sound and healthy
| as ever. MARGARET HOFFMAN.
Phladelphia, May 30, 1926.
This TO certify, that my daughter Elizabeth Binder,
nged about sixteen years. laboured for twenty months
under Of the tongue throat which
her tongue and ary destroy her paate and render
her speech unntegibe. In this state, medical advice
tried but in vain; when, hearing of Mr. Potters Vegeta
BILE Catholcon, induced try that Two bottles
have eectualy cured her. and she is Now perfectly we'll
| ELIZABETH BINDER
| Philadelphia, May 90 1926
This is to certify, that my sou, John Howorh aged
fourteen years. has been afflicted for eight years with the
Kings Evil the bcst medical advice had every
edy tried but without success, until Mr. Potters We
geabe CathoIicon had recourse which has cectu
ally cured him. Tho tunors dispersed aud his gener
a health better than it has been for many years past
This give unsolicited by Mr. Potter and from sincere
desire Of bOnedng others who may be similarly situated
| Justice Of the Peace, Philadelphia Cou nj y
Philadelphia June 90 1896
This TO certify that have been severely afflicted will
the Rheumatism for tho last fifteen years. aud bad tha
was obliged 10 use crulches, or help, to enable
lief from this deporabe situation, having used bottle
Of Swaims Genuine Panscea without effect, when, abou
year since applied to Mr.. w. W. Potter for supply
Of his Vegetable Cahocon, aud from the Of two bot
ties has effected cure and, since have stopped akiul
tho medicine, have never enjoyed better health,