Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-08

,I>IS Medicine mas proved Itself sovereign remedy,
when all other means have iaed IN curing tie follow"
ing diseases, VIZ.
Necrosis o. affections Of the bone Kings iv, Scro
tua Wine S@efiIng lnte,erae Ulcers, Liver and Bill
Gus complaints; R1eumac affections Of the head and sys
tenn generally Ulcers OF The Mouth and Throat DIS
cha les from tile Ears S. phs and ali diseases arises
ing fruin improper Vt Mercury
A. general dtpuratlve cleanser Of the blood, this
medicine possesses invaluable powers and has proved 1t
self mighty beneficial, as spring and autumn Alternative
also when gwen 10 children after vaccination.
The numerous testimonies published in lis favour
from highly respectable sources showing its superior
healing power to that VI Penacea, and other remedies, are
sufficient 10 establish its merits, beyond parallel
The following recommends Tory notice. Is from regular
graduate of the University OF Pennsy.t ana and student
Of the late d. Is. Barton, Professor OF Maera Medica,
Natural History and Botany, IN the University OF Penn
sylYana.
Medical Rccommeadatory Notice.
Having recommended Use o }. Alb. sht's Column
abn ru in my prvaIe practice Tor nearly two years,
and having Witnessed declded efficacy, many cases
which mad previously resisted the us, remedies, now with
much pleasure give my ties mony III its favour, by stating
that have prescribed the S. rup wnh reat Success VI
ceraun of The Mouth and Throat ScIouIous diseases;
Rheumatic affection OF the Head Liver compliant; Chro-
mic Rheumatism scad head Discharges from the
d ea,es prevailing among children particularly Cario,is
affection Of tie bones Mercuria and secondar
Syphilis The eigth OF time many OF the diseases have
been cured, coUnces me they are permanent; and may
with pupriey be sad that its healing qualities rank ii
among the first remedies OF the present day.
jobs j. MAYWEG, NJ. d.
superior efficacy a. the Columbian Syrup, that Of
Panacea ana Catolicons although those Medicines
used to large extent without elect, and the disease still
progressing the Syrup after being prescribed but short
time checked progress ct the disease and IN few
months performed al perfect Cure
Communication
| An important perinn,ed by J. Albrighrs CO.
| LU.UBLl.V SYRUP" IN New Haven, copied from the
Connect cut Herald of January Is, l3 g. was afc ed
with wandering paius deret parts of my body, winch
commenced IN tile Spring OF 1922, and lasted about IL
months from which II settled my right knee and
began SWELL and continued swollen during The winter.
tried many things heal IT. but all TO no elect In the
month Of March, 1924, it liberated and brokefrom that
tune sp large sore, which two inches in d.
In August, the same year, the ulcers began
the lower part of my knee pan, gathered and broke there
and to the size of mans hand. During the fall
and WINTER had the advice OF many surgeons and ply
scians, but all purpose; 1t continued to go grow
panacca, from which found relief; IN the fall of the
same yeas, took bottles ct Potlers Caholcon, also
without effect. In January, 1927, began Swa's Pa.
nacea and that also failed o atordng ieef, but my leg
very bad Sixteen Large ulcers were on my leg, o,e
on the calf four inches i'll diamaei, my knee the
size of mars hand, one above on the outside OF my ,hg
Jour inches in diane er, and Is small On the 9Th
April, 1927 began the Columbian Syrup, and in two
months half my leg healed up soundly and has
remained
This cure attribute to the of Jocob Albright>
Columbian Syrup. l we'll and can walk any rea
sonaHe distance with convenience
New Haven, January 18th 1928.
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