The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-19
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UAIE proprietor OF inIs Invaluable medi-
\ cine, feels authorized, by its increasing
reputaliou, to recommend it MS superior TO
ali other popular medicines, for the cure OF
KINGS EVIL or Scrofnla-NECROSIS or
diseased bones--SYPHlLlS in every stage
NERCURiAL Diseases RHEUMATlSM-
LIVER complaints-and ULCERS of every
description
The Catholicon has also been used with
great success in every variety of CufqneouS
Disease, tlotches on he face, piplptes and let
ter in particular: Whle SWeitiugS, GOM, Jaun-
dice, and Bilious diseases generally, Dypss-
sia or Indigestion, complaints OF the Stomach,
and general debility. 1t is certain purifier
oftas bioOd aud huntRtrs, and has been found
nm eneaCious remedy III purifying the blood
ofchlllren alter UGcctlati0n, and should be in.
YariAbiy used AS a general Alternative both Tor
children and aduIts--Deing agreeable to the
most delicate palate, land grateful cordial
to The stomach. Thu is the Rrsi discovery
CT Il 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 mricious food, and the
ordinary avocalions of business, are not in
tcrnptcd by the Caholicon ; and itsproper.
ties having the powe ofrestoring both flesh q
very part OF the system during the process of
cktermlnating diseae, is without parallel,
The following certificates will, it is presu-
med, satisfy the m6t increduous, OF the pre-.
eminent virtues of he Catholicon.
CERTIFICATES.
Philadelphia, feb. 10th, 1927.
Mr. WIN. w. Pdter
Dear oir-hn months have now e.
lapsed since my dhgher Mary Ann has been,
by The use OF your invaluable medicine re-
stored to d ate o much better health than
we could reasonably have expected; and as
a duty owe 10 slferlng humanity, and gra-
titude 10 YOURSELF, tender this, trusting il
may prove useful d those similarly afflicted
About twelve years ago Sue complained OF
severe pains in her back and hip, which
grew worse aud wdrs. until she was almost
unable to move, or tu'n herseIfin bed. Du-
ring this period her buck and hip sweIed ve~
ny much, and the pan extended down the
leg, which lost its natural power : Il wasting
OF hesh--loss OF appetite, aud emaciaii0n en-
sued, and her Counterauce depicted miss1B
She continued without much, it any, atcrail-
on Tor the better, (kee,ing her strictly under
the advice OF an eminent medlcal gentleman
tor considerable TIM, when the swelling
on tie mp began 10 increase; herpnysiclan'S
Prescriptions became useless they recon-
mended the steel jacth -one was ptocuredA y.
tried, but IN vain, and the disease seemed to
bid defiance to all the well-known remedies |
IA that complaint, that were here employed |
She WAS then considered incHrubte. Her I
sister having died o the sane complain, al /
Ter an Illness of four years, we were OF opin- |
en- that Mary Ann must share the same Iate- |
Having heard of the remarkable success o.
your CaIhoiCon IN scrolulous complaints, ( |
was resolved TO make trial of il. She be. |
gan lis use, and in a few days the swelling on |
the hip broke, and discharged greatly she |
could then use her orntcn--in a Jew weeks |
longer her pains disappeared-the discharge |
eea'ed-the ulcer hcaled--aar appetite re-
tRrned--and her whole system resumed as
Ednled vigour believe, had your inyalua-
Die medicine been used when she fist Com
planned, ii would have prevented her from
oeing cripple for the rest Of TIER life
with many thanks for the benefits which
my la1S gutter has derived from the USE OF your
Invaluable Catholicon,
lrenaln, yours respectfully,
J0H y MCuRDY, Jun.
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