Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
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COLU.HBL4N SYRUP

,ENIIlS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remedy,
when all ether means have alled in curing the folio"
ing diseases, VIZ.
Necrosis or affections of the bones; Kings Evil, Scro
faia; White Swelling lnveterate Ulcers. Liver and Bill
conplanis Rheumatic affections OF the head and sys-
tcm generally Ulcers of he Mouth ard Throat DIS
charges from the Ears lphis and all diseases ar,ses
my from improper use ut Mercury
A. general de,urave or cleanser of the hloods this
medce possesses invaluable powers and has proved it.
self highly beneficial, spring aud autumn Alternative
4so when given to children after vaccination.
The numerous Testimonies published in its favour
from highly respect able sources showing its superior
healing 70 that of PenAcca and other remedies, are
sufficient to establish its merits, beyond parallel
The following recummendl'ory notice, is from regular
graduate Of The University o! Pennsy yvania and student
Of the late Dr. Is. Barton, Proessur of Maera Medica,
Natural History and Botany, in the University OF Penn
sylvania.
Medical Recon,nefadotory Notice.
Having recommended the OF j. Albrghts "Colum-
abn syrup my private practice for nearly two years,
and having witnessed It's decided efficacy, III 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, IN VI
ceraion of the Mouth aid Throat Scrofuous Diseases
Rheumatic affection of the Head Liver complaints Chro
ulc Rheumatism scald head Discharges from the ears
Diseases prevailing amung children particularly; Cario.
affection Of the b.nes Mercural and secondary
Syphilis. The length of time many Of the diseases have
been cured, convnces me tney are pcrmanen and ma,
with prnprley be sand that lis healing qualities rank
among the first remedies Of the presen dav.
JOHN j. MAYWEG, NJ. ID.
The following certificate a s,rk,ng Instance of TN
superior efficacy OF The Columbian Sy.up, that
hdnacea and CathOlicons al h0ug.i those Medicines
lsed 10 large extent without effect, and the disease s
progressing, the Syrup ael beng prescribed but shor
time, checked the progress ot the disease and ieN
: months performed peiec cure.
Z Communication.
An important cure performed by }. hlbrgh,'s " &C
LURBA.l.v SYRUP," in New Haven, COPIED from Va
Connecticut Herald of January 15, SO. was alfice
with wandering pans IN tl paris of my body, whc
commenced the Spring Of 1922 aud las ted about
months, from wh'ch time it settled in my right knee an
began to swell, and continued swollen during the
tried many things 10 heal II, but all 10 no effect. IN til
month of March, 1924, il liberated and brokerom thu
time spread to large which was Two inches in d
ameter. In August, The year, the ulcers began
The lower part Of knee pam gathered and broke thel
and spread to the size OF mans hand. During The ia
and winter, had the advice Ut many surgeons and PLY
s!caNs, but all TO purpose; continued to go gro
In the OF 1896 took bottles of Scott
rsnacea, from winch found reet; the fal! OF Il
= year. tpk bottle, OF potie's Cathollcon, all
il without effect. In January, 1927 began Swans
to and that also failed ut aotdng relef, but my t
d very bad. S xteen large ulcers my leg, o
n ON the calf four inches IN diana one km:e Il
il of mans hand, above the outside ut nv This
)r four inches III diameter, and i3 small On the 9Th
April, 1897, began the Columbian Syup, and IN "
le months aud half NY leg was healed up auundy and h
renamed so.
Columbian Syrup. ! am well and walk any tt
sona5e distance with convenience.
= JOHN HENIsTED
New Haven, January 18th 1925
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- attention. J. .7LDRICHI, 103 Arch st. Philadelphi
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No. A, Market street Wilmington
May 27, 1928, lily