Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGEsTION.

"AVING returned from Lynchburg, shall in fu-
Il n ture attend to Females (from the country who
private residence, of F. and 4th Streets where
they will also have the aid Of Mrs. Anderson. The
male patients will as heretofore be attended to at my
room, adjoining The Post Office. Ii affords pleasure
10 say. that have the most implicit confidence in he
remedy used by Doct. Talmadge Sutherland OF New
York. and made known to me, having by it effected
many perfect cures since commeuced; few of which
EDMUND ANDERSON, agent for
Doct Idlnladge Sutherland of ". York. for u. s
N. b. Doctor A. III. Lennon il with me- and will
give his advice TO all applicants free of charge.
have been troubled with the Dyspepsia and indi-
ges ion Tor upwards OF three years, during which time
sought medical aid in vain, till hearing OF Mr.. E. An
derson's remedy which determined TO try, and feel
il duty owe him and the public, tc say have
perenced very great relief and have doubt by
tnuing his remedy, that shall finally be restored
health. OMAN ELLYSON
Richmond, Aug. 18Th, 1880.
have for about twenty years, been laboring under
Dyspepsia or indigo son and have in vain ght for
the best medical aid that could be procured having du
ring the time bad with me between fifteen and twenty
doctors, without any or very little mitigation Of my
symptoms, till heard Of and applied to Mr.. Edmund
Anderson OF this city, about ten days ago; the second
day after using his prescription, felt gr eatly relieved,
and have been rapidly improving till now, and con,i-
der myself efficiently restof ed to health and feel du-
~ owe TO Mr. Anderson aud the public to give it as
my decided opinion, tna the remedy used by him is
the only one for the OF the abo We disease.
Richmond, Aug. I6 1880. MARY GRIFFIN.
ItaffOrds me pleasure to have il in my power to say
to you, that am perfectly cured OF the Dyspepsia
or indigo son, which have been troubled with more
or less Tor the last two years solely by your advice and
remedy. JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
Aug. 2. 1880.
To Mr.. EDMUND ANDERSON, Richmond, Va.
have been severely affected with the Dyspepsia
and Indigestion, for upwards OF two years. during which
time, had the attendance and advice of two eminent
physicians but my health received little bene-
tit, uutil hearing Of MIR. Edmund Andersons remedy,
which have been using Tor few weeks, and
myself verynsaly restored 10 perfect ealh and
feel no hesitation in giving it my decided opinion,
that the remedy used by Mr. Anderson an excellent
one and will cure any Of Dyspepsia. II properly
applied LUCY BATH.
Richmond, IA h Aug, 1880.
Having Iabored for tep years under Dyspepsia, with
out being relieved by the best Medical attention, de
termined on trying the remedy proposed by Mr.. Ed
mund Ande of Richmond, and do with confde nee
myself free from all dyspeptic symptoms NV graii-
tude TO Mr.. Anderson for the socitude he has shown
in my behalf, has induced me to write the above fsw
lines in haste S. GARLAND.
Oaky, August 3lst, 1880.
Having been lAbourng under Dyspepsia in it's vsri-
forms, for very nearly three years. during which
time have had recourse to all remedies known toge-
Their with several ttips 10 the Virginia Springs
out any effectual benefit, and having met with Mr..
Edmund Anderson OF Richmond, determined TO try a
course OF treatment proposed by him, which course
have been engaged In seven eight days. and here
by take pleasure in announcing 10 all persons similarly
affected, that now feel perfectly restored and think
bis course Of practice well worthy OF experiment
BENJAMIN HUNT, in.
Lynchburg, Va. 3lst Aug. 1880. Oct L. AT