Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-13

THIS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remedy,
when all other have failed, in curing the follow
ing diseases, viz.
Necrosis, or affections Of the bones; Kings Evil, Scr
Gila; White Swelling Inveterate Ulcers, Liver and Bill
COMPLAINTS Rheumatic affections of the head and sys
TEN generally Ulcers of the Mouth and Throat DIS
charges from the Ears Syphilis and all diseases arises
ing from an improper use vt Mercury
A. general depurative, cleanser of the blood, this
medicine possesses invaluable powers and has proved IL
self highly beneficial. spring and autumn Alternative
also when gwen TO children alter 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
sufficient to establish its merits, beyond parallel.
The following recOmmendstory notice. IS from regular
graduate of the University OF Pennsy vaia and student
of the late Dr. s. b. Barton, Professor of Maera Medica,
Natural History aud Botany, in tie University OF Penn
sylfsna.
Alelicai Recon,m,a,aatory Notice.
Having recommended the use OF j. Albrght's "Cnlnm-
abn y rup IN my private practice tor nearly tw" years,
and having witnessed It's decided eicac, many
which had previously resisted the usual remedies now with
much pleasure give my testimony in ITS favour, by stating
that have prescribed the S,p with great success, in vi
ceration OF the Mouth ard Throat Scrofulous dise,sesi
Rheumatic affection of the Head Liver complaint; Chro-
NC Rheumatism scald head Dscl argos from the
diseases prevailing among children particularly Carous
affection of the bones Mercural and secondary
Syphilis The length of time many Of the diseases have
been cured, they permanent and may
with proprieiy be said that its healing qualities rank
among the first remedies of the pre,cni DAY.
JOHN j. MAiWE6, Nj. ID
The following certificate is striking instance Of the
superior efficacy of the Columbian Syrup, that OF
Panscea and Cahocons; although those Medicines
used to large without effect and Tie disease sui,
prog essg, he Syrup afte being presc bed but short
time checked the progress of the disease and in few
months performed aperfec' cure
Communication.
An important pei formed by J. Albrigh,'s co
| LU.HBL4.v SYRUP,' in New Havoc COPIED from The
Counecucut Herald Of Ja,.ary 10, IL g. aii c,eI
with wandering palls in dtrret parts of nv hody which
commenced in the Spring 81 1922, and La ed about Il
months from which time ii settled in my righ knee and
began to swell and continued swollen during the winter
tried many things to heal IT, bl all 10 effect III The
month Of March, 1924, il ulceiated and br lcfr0m that
lime spread TO arge which inches in d.
aneer. In August, the same year, tic ulcers began on
the lower part ct my knee pam ga hcred aud broke e
and spread ~ the Of mans hand. during The fall
and winter, lad the advice Of many surgeons add ply
acians, but al TO r0rpose, it n'mued to go grow
IL the OF 1885, took bottles ot Scott.
pantcet, from winch found reef IN the fall Of III.
,a,ne yea, tpk bottles Of pnte'S CatioIcon ais,
without effect. IN Januay 1927 began Swa M, "a.
saces and that also failed Of rdmg relief, bu my ley
was very bad Sixteen large ulcers my leg
on the calf four inches in dIams;e, my knee the
ne Of mans hnd, above the outside of my thigl
four inches in diameter, and Is small ones. On the S .
April, 1927, began the Columbian Syrup, and in tw,
months aud half my leg WAS healed up soundy and ha
remained
This attribute TO the use Of Jocob Albright
Columbian Ss>up. am now well and walk any rea
sonabie dista ce with convenience
New Haven, January 18th 1923.
All communications and orders, post paid, from any par
of The world, directed to the Subscriber, IL meet promp
attention. J. .4LBRIGHT, IG3 Arch ST. Philadelphia
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May 81, 1923, lily