Delaware journal., 1828-11-25

rT,HIS Medicine mas proved itself sovereign remedy
When all other means have failed, IN curing te ioo"
ing diseases, viz.
Necrosis o affections Of the bones; Kings Evil, or Scr
fula; Whit Swelling Inveterate Ulcers, Liver and Bill
complaints; Rheumatic affections Of the head and sys
lem generally; Ulcers Of the Mouth and Throat DIS
charges from the Ears Syphilis and all diseases arises
ing from improper use of Mercury
As general depurative cleanser Of the blood, this
medicine possesses invaluable powers and has proved It
self highly beneficial, as spring and autumn ateratVe
also when gwen to children after vaccination.
The numerous Testimonies published in its favour
from hjphy respectable sources showing its superior
healing that of Pcnacea and other remedies, are
| sufficient establish its merits, beyond parallel
The following recomuerdlory notice. is from regular
graduate Of he University OF Pennsy y.tana, and stnen
Of the late Dr.. B Barton Professor Of Hatea Meica,
Natural History aud Botany, in the University OF Penn
sylvana. 49,
Medical Reconnaef,dafory Notice.
Having recommended the nse Of J. A!brlgh's Colnm-
sbn Syrup" in my private practice for nearly years
and having Witnessed It's decided efficacy m many cases
whchlad previously resisted the usual remedies lnow with
mich pleasure give my testimony its favour. by stating
that have prescribed the Syrup with success, vi
ceraon of the Mouth aud Throat 5crotnlnis diseases
Rheumatic affection Of the Head Liver complaints Chro
nc Rheumatism scad head Discharges from the
diseases prevailing among chdren particularly; Cariou>
affection uf The bones Mercurial cases and secondary
Syphilis The length of time many of the diseases have
been cured, coivilces me they pernanen and may
with proprety be SAID that its leang qualities rank j
among the first remedies OF the present day.
JOHN j. MAYWEG, Nj. D.
Inc following Cefi1fcaIe - SlfknR instance OF I'M
superior efficacy of The Columbian Syrup that o
F,lacea and Cathocons although those Medicines wer
used large without effect, and the disease still
progressing, the Syrup after being prescribed but shor
time, checked the prpgress of the disease and in e,
months performed apertec cure.
Communication.
d An important cure e formed by J. Albrght's " &C
ri LU.uBL4N SYRUP" in New Haven, copied from III
CONNECTICUT Herald of January Is, 1928. was Athlete
with wandering pans in different parts of my body, whc
"a commenced in Spring of 1892, and las led about
II months from which time it settled in my right knee
r began SWELL and continued swollen during the wn,e
tried many things heal it, but all to effect. In til
,, month of March, 1894 il liberated and brokerom ha
- time spread large sole which was two inches in d
ameer. In August, the same year, the ulcers began
lower part of knee pam gathered and broke ther
and spre ad the size OF mans hand. During the i
and wnter had the advice OF many surgeons and ply
: slclans, but all purpose; continued to go gro
worse. the OF 1896 took bottles of Scott
Panacea, from which found relief; the fall of III
same year. 1 to k bottles of potte's Cahn,con, ais
w without effect In January 1897, began SwaIns
Or nacea and that also failed of aording relief but my
~ was very bad Sixteen large ulcers my ley, OF
= on the calf four inches in d,ama'er, my knee ii
VI size Of mans hand above the outside of my the
four inches in diameter, and l3 small ones. On the 9th
ry Apr 1927 began the Columbian Syrup, and in W
months and half my leg was healed up soundly and hi
remained
This cure I attribute TO the use of Tocob Albrigh,
wv Columbian Syrup I am we'll and can walk any re
a sonabe distance with convenience.
JOHN HEMsTED.
= New Haven, January 18th 1923.
All communications and orders, post paid, from any pa
Of the world directed the subscrber will meet prom
or attention. T. .qLBRfGHI 103 Arch St Philadelphia
N - 80 : ~f' e. b. TAUGHAN
No. A., Market street Wilmington.
May 81, 1928, lily