Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25

number OF new testimonials, and to dress
man up in u striking and appropriate cos
tune, to dispense my announcement to the
citizens. His dress was part coIorcd--half
spotted, to signify the plague and erhptvc
diseases. The following is copy OF my
circulars
WYE VALEeuE. Art thou afflicted,
and wouldst thou be healed? Go to No.
400. Berncrs street, and consult DR.. Thala.
ba Killman. All diseases arise from one
source. the unhealthiness aud arrangement
Of the system, TO cure this, DR.. II. X,
after intense study and long practice, by a
heaven.scnt thought discovered The wonder
fui miraculous, and lnfalllbe BALsAM OF
BETHESDA. BE timely wise. The poet
has ,nIlclonsly pointed out the greatest
dasdcrata Of life, and which he has placed
first?
HEALTH, peace and competence
lin addition TO testimonials from several
crowned heads, Dr.. Il. K has, amongst
many others, received the following grate-
ful acknowledgements from his own coun-
tryman.
birmingham, Sept. G.
"Sir,--I was born deaf dumb. and blind.
and continued in that melancholy state Of
privaton till about iortneight ago. |
have often seen my parents mnglng their
tears for hours together, and when have
asked hem the reasons, they have answered
in voices checked with sobs-'We weep
for lhee!' Think, sir of their heart felt
delight at my perfect recovery Of every
faculty. Three weeks ago, a friend rec
ommeded your balsum. Less out OF hope.
than from sense Of duty, which prompted
them not TO throw chance away, they
bought a bottle. Before had finished, !
could here certain inarticulate noises, and
could stammor few words, and there was
a glimmerng of light. BY the end Of the
second bottle. ! could here my mothers
tongue gong from morn till night: could
get 10 a word or two, and could dIstin
guish that her dear nose was red The third
bottle made man of me. | could under
stand all that every body said in my lam
guagc; could see that my mothers nose
was turned up, and could discourse as
tlucnlly as Lord Brcugham. These are
your dongs, and they are acknowledged
with grateful heart by
"MArTnEw MOLE"
"'fo DR.. Thalaba KiIlman."
'.Sympathy Cottage, Coal Hole Ally,
Leeds.
'Mlss Alicia Ln,i,ia de Montmorency
Sniggs presents her uniclgned acknowl-
edgmcnts to DR.. Kiilman, and begs 10 in
form hin that her little boy has been quite
cured oi sore nose and the rlngworm, by
two bottles Of the Balsam of Bethesda.
"Manchcslcr, Aug. 4th.
Sir beg to inform you that some
years ago my right car was most unwar-
ranlably cut off by the sword Of yeomanry
soldier. 1t remained in that state, that
was universally called the cropped donkey,
till was induced to try your esteemed
Balsam, the effect of winch has been SUCH
that my ear has not only grown again, but
is twice as large as the other.
Your humble servant,
BALKAN FREEMAN."
! felt had ss much right to issue these
testimonials, as Don Matthias had to forge
love-letters to himself,and am happy 10 say
mine were more profitable than his. There
were some other letters it is true, really
and bona .fde sent to me, WHICH did not
publish, preierrlng those OF my own lnven-
ton.
The following | received from Noting
ham:
Sir for many years have been endu-
ring the worst pain that the human species,
at least the male part of 1t is liable to,
mean the soolh ache! Year ute, year
suffered The parting pang OF extraction. til
only one tooth remained III my head. 1t
was then that | heard The fame of your in
valuable Balsam. Hope catches at u reed;
| sent for bottle. In my cagerness for
relef from the fit of pam was then cndu
ring, put the mex of the bottle to my
mouth without waiting for cup. The con-
sequence was, thrust my last tooth out Of
It's place and down my throat swallowed
it with the Balsam, and from that day to
this have been free from the tooth ache
Yours faithfully.
BENJAMIN Con-"
$40 DR.. Killman.
Sheffield. July Goth.
Sir You are a beast, and scOundrcl ;
rogue, cheat, q thief, a quack, an i'm
D
to cure me of the stomach ache, and they
have made me worse. III die, I'll be id
If don't haunt you.
"ALEXANDER LARGE"
Notwithstanding Mr.. Large's threat,
have always been less afraid of the dead
than the living; and as 1t will appear, with
reason. For, having carried on most
thriving trade for two years, and having
amassed very pretty fortune, my end has
been FASTENED III the following manner;
had been taking walk one evening,
and mad Just returned TO my own door, when
as raised my hand TO the knocker, Il per.
son came buckley up TO me, aud inquired
if my name was not DR., Kllman? On my
replying in the affirmative, the wretch
seized me with the grasp Oft Hercules nd
holding with the lenaclty oil a vice, bella
bored me with a bludgeon over the head