Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
J. AEBRxGHTS
COLUlNBLHV SYRUP.

THIS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remedy
wien all other means have fed in curing the follow
ing Diseases viz
Necrosis affections of the bones Kings Evil Scro
fua White Swelling Inveterae Ulcers Liver and Bill
Gus complaints Rheumatic affections of the bead and sys.
TEN generally Ulcers OF the Mouth and Throat DIS
charges from the Ears Syphilis and all diseases arises
ing from all improper use of Mercury
Al general depuratve, cleanser of the blood, this
medicine possesses invaluable powers and has proved it
self highly beneficial, spring and autumn Alternative
also when given to children after vaccination.
The numerous testimonies published in its favour
from highly respectable sources showing its superior
healing power to that of Penacea and other remedies, are
suficentto establish its merits, beyond parallel.
The following 7ecommendatory notice. is from regular
graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and student
of the late Dr. b. Barton, Professor of Matera Medca,
Natural History and Botany, in the University of Penn
sylyania.
Medical Recommendatory Notice.
Having recommended the OF J. Albrgh,'s "Colum-
iabn Syrup" in my private practice for nearly years,
and having witnessed its decided efficacy, in many
which had previously resisted the usual remedies with
much pleasure give my testimony its favour by stating
that have prescribed the rup with great success in vi
ceration of the Mouth ard Throat Scrotuous Diseases
Rheumatic affection Of the Head Liver complaint; Chro
NC Rheumatism; sceld head Discharges from the ;
diseases prevailing among children particularly Carious
affection Of the bunes Mercural and secondary
syphilis. The egth of time many of the diseases have
been cured, convnces me they are permanent; and may
with proprley be said that its healing qualities rank it
among the first remedies Of the present day.
JOHN J. MAYWEG, MD.
Tire following certificate is striking instance of the
superior efficacy of the Columbian Syrup, over that of
Panacea and Catholicons although those Medicines were
used TO la sc extent without effect and the disease still
progressing, he Syrup after being prescribed but shor,
tune, checked the progress Of the disease and in few
months performed aPetiec cure.
Communication.
An important cure performed bv j. Abrigh,'s co
i LU.IBL7.N SfRLP,' il New Haven, cop ed from The
Connecticut Herald ot j4luary 15 l3 8 was afflicted
Win wandering pans rert par,s of my body, which
commenced tile Sprng Of 1922, and las ted about II
months, from Which tre il settled in my right knee
began to swell, and continued swollen during the winter
tried many things TO heal il, but ali to effect. In th
month of March, 1924 II ulceraed and broke-from tina
time spread TO large soe which Two inches in dl
aneer. In August, ttre year, the ulcers began
The lower par, Of nv knee pan gathered and broke her
and spread to the Of mans hand. During the fs
aud winter had be advice Of uany surgeons and ply
seiaus, but all Plrrpse il continued 10 90 groy
worse. In the suuHtr iozf took boues Of Scott
Psnaces, fr.m WHICH iounl NJ rel,i; she fall of tn
' same year. tyk bo'i.es ~ ppue's CA,hocon. als
without erc,. IN Jaaus ;, az, beg Sws MS r
nacea ard t.a also f. LED yilJdnp eief but my lie
was sery bad. x'ren ls'ge ces Nere my leg, on
l. on The cali fJpi clues diaiuaer, IN my knee III
il ~ IL ulans h. nd abD.e m he o,de o my ,hg
n four inches IN dancer, aud Is sn..ii ohe O1 Tie Sh
April, 1877, beg4n he Columbian Syrup and in tw
e mouths aud halt ny leg was healed up soundly and III
remained
Iui, cue attribute 70 tie use Of jocob Albrgh,
Colombian Syrnp we'll and can walk any re
spiable dlsta'ct "itl convenience.
New Haven, January 18Th 1923.
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MAY 27, 1928 lily