Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03
J, ALB AfGEET'S
COLU.HBI4N syrup.

THIS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remedy,
all other means have failed, in curing the follow
ing diseases, viz.
Necrosis or affections of the bones; Kings Sv Scro
fua; White Swelling lnveera,e Ulcers, Liver and Bill
Gus complaints Rheumatic affections of the bead and sys
TEN generally Ulcers of the Mouth and Threat Dis
charges from the Ears; Syphilis and all diseases arises.
me from improper use ut Mercury
A. general dcpurave, cleanser of the blood, this
med cine possesses invaluable powers and has proved u
self highly beneficial spring and autumn Alternative
also when gwen 10 children after vaccination.
Tie numerous testimonies published i'll its favour
from highly respectable sources, showing its superior
healing power To that of Penacca and other remedies, are
sufficient establish its merits, beyond parallel
The following recommenda,oy notice, from regular
graduate Of ,he University OF Pennsylvania, and SUDDEN,
Of the Dr. 10. barton, Professor of Materia Medca.
Natural History aud Botany, in the University OF Penn
sylvanla
! 4lledicGi Recom,neaia'ory Notice.
Having recommended the use Of ]. Albrights "Coum-
abn syrup" in nv private practice for nearly two years
and having witnessed its decided efficacy, in many
which had previously resisted the usual renAes now with
much pleasure give testimony in its favour by stating
tina, have prescribed the Syrup with great success in vi
cera,ion of the Mouth and Throat Scro;uous diseases;
Rheumatic affection OF the Head Liver complaints Chro
mic rheumatism scald head Discharges from the
diseases prevailing among children particularly; Carlous
affection of the bones Mercural and secondary
Syphilis The length OF time many OF the diseases have
been cured, convinces me they permanert and ma,
with propreiy be SAID that its healing qualities rank i
y among the first remedies OF the present day.
y JOHN J. MAYWEG, NJ. d.
" The following certificate is striking instance of tn
superior efficacy OF the Columbian Syrup, that
panacea and Cathollcons although those Medicines
used large without effect, and the disease still
progressing The Syrup attei beng presci bel but shor
tine checked the progress OF the disease and in fe,
months performed perfect cure.
. Characterization.
An important cure performed by ]. Albrght's " &C
LU.NBL4N STRUP,' in New Haven, copied from til
Connecticut Herald Of JANUARY Is. 1928 was Athlete
with wandering pans in different parts of my body, whc
commenced in the Spring of 1872, aud las ed about
months from which time it settled in my right knee all
began to SWELL and continued swollen during the wmle
tried many things to heal it, bur all to no effect. In III
month of March, 1924, it liberated and brokerom til,
" tine spread large which was two inches in d
y ameter IN August, the same year, the ulcers began Q
the lower part OF my knee pan, gathered aud broke thel
and spread the size OF mars hand. DurIng the ia
~ and winter, had the advice Of many surgeons and PHI
" sciahs, but all purpose; continued to go gro
worse. In the of 1896 took bottles Of Scott
: Paacea, from which found NJ relief; IN the fall of ii
same year. took 4 bottles nt PoticrS Cahoc0n. als
without effect. III Januaay, 1927, began Swa ms
nacea and tlla, also faded of aoldmg relief, but my lie
was very bad. Sixteen large ulcers were my leg, OF
on the calf four inches il diamalc, on my knee Il
Of mans hin above tine outside OF my Ting
Is four niche, IN da,ncier aud IS small On the 9th
April, 1897 her4n the Columbian Syrup, and tv
month, and ah0f MY leg was healed up soundly and h
remained sc.
n Thi, cure attribute to the of Iocob Albrigh,
d. Columbian Syrup. | we'll and can walk any re
s. sonabe distance with convenience.
JOHN HEMsTED.
New Haven, January 18Th 1928.
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