Delaware journal., 1828-11-28
7. ALBRIGHT'S
COLUluBLAN SYRUP.

I,HIS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remedy
when all other means have failed, IN curing tne foo"
g diseases, viz.
Necrosis or affections Of the bones; Kings Evil or Scr
ula; White Swelling Inveterae Ulcers, Liver and blli !
nus complaints Rheumatic affections OF the head and ss
TEN generally Ulcers OF the Mouth and Ihroat p's
charges from the Ears Syphilis and all diseases arses-
ing from an improper use OF Mercury , =.
As general depurative, cleanser of the blood, TINS
medicine possesses invaluable powers and has proved II
self highly beneficial spring and autumn Alternative
also when gwen to children after vaccination.
The numerous testimonies published IN It's favour
from highly respectable sources, showing its superior
healing power that Penacea and other remedies, are
sufficient establish its merits, beyond parallel
The following recommendatory notice, is from regular
graduate of The University of Pennsylvania, and student
Of the late Dr. S b. Baron Professor of Materia Medca,
Natural History and Botany, in the University OF fenn
Medical Recon,n,eadatory Notice.
Having recommended the of j. Abright's " Coum
iabn Syrup" my private practice for nearly two years.
and having witnessed decided efficacy, ~ many cases
whchad previously resisted the usual remedies now with
much pleasure give my testimony in its favour, by stating
that have prescribed the Syrup with great success vi
ceatiun of the Mouth and Throat Scroulos diseases;
Rheumatic affection of the Head Liver complaint; Chro-
c Rheumatism scald head; Discharges from the ears
diseases prevailing among children particulary Carous
affection Of the bones Mercural and secondary
Syphilis The length Of time many of the diseases have
been cured, convnces they permanent; and may
with proprey be SAID that its healing qualities rank il
JOHN J. MAYWEG, MD
the following Cerhcate Is STRIKING instance OF
superior efficacy of the Columbian Syrup, over that
Panacea and Catholicons although those Medicines Wer
used large without effect and the disease still
prog essng, the Syrup after being prescribed but shor
tme checked the prngress OF the disease and IN eS
months performed apertec cure.
Communication.
An important performed by j. Abright's i" &C
LU.KBL3N SYRUP" in New Haven, copied from tn
Conectcut Herald of January 15 1873. was Athlete
with wandering pains in different parts of my body, whc
commenced in the Spring of 1922, and lasted about
MONTHS from which time settled in my right knee an
began to swell, and continued swollen during tile winter
tried many things TO heal it, bur all to effect. In h
month Of March, 1874 it liberated and broke-rom thu
time spread large sore, which was inches in d
ameer. In August, the year, the ulcers began
lower part of knee PAM gathered and broke ther
and spread the size Of mans hand. During the fla
and wnter had the advice OF many surgeons and PLY
stcians, but all purpose, it continued to go gro
worse. the summer of 1896 took bottles Of Scot,
Panacea, from winch found relief; the fall of til
same year. / tok bottles of Potters Cathocun, al.
wlthnut effect. In January, 1872, began SWANS p
and that also failed of afordng relief but my lie
very bad. Sixteen large ulcers we're on my leg,
on the calf four inches in diamater my knee til
,lzc Of mans hand, above the outside of my thg
four inches in diameter, and i3 small ONES. On the 9th
April, 1927, began the Columbian Syrup, and in
months and half M leg was healed up soundly and hi
remained so.
Columbian Ssyrup. well and walk any re
sonable distance with convenience.
JOHN nEMsTED.
New Haven, January 18th 1928.
All communications and orders, post paid, from any
of the world directed the subscriber will meet prom
attention. J. .9LBRIGHI, 103 Arch ST. Philadelphia
t. B. TaUGHAN.
No. A. Market street Wilmington.
May 27, 1928, lily