Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-01
-FPUBLIC AiTENTlON!

IFPUBLIC ATTENTION.!
5 most respectfully solicited. by the snb,
Il scr'oer' to- an Invaluable Preparation. the
'hcr''S oi "h'ch have been tested by TIME.
ana are SUSTAINED BY uNDouBTEn TESTIMONY.
DR.. Kefe's Botanical DrDD's!
are every year increasing their lour csIab.
llshed reputation. They have outllved MANY
rival preparations, and arc continually rain
ing upon public confidence.
The Botanicoi Drops have been success
fully administered for many yca,s. as
thorough remedy for that well known and
prevalent class of in,ctcrale diseases. which
originate from vtla,ed habit of body. or an
hereditary ptedisposition in the patient. and
generally appear under the various aud dy.
lreSsng shapes Of Scrofplu. SAT- Rheu1,. Len-
rosy 81. .1nhtony'S Fire. Ferer Sores. JY6ue
S~eH'hgs, Scu1y, Fol and Obstinate L1cels,
Sore Legs and Eyes, Scaid Head, ami Veaerc>
| At Idinh In the last mentioned condition Df
the system, the BOt0nic1i Urops will be ;i,.!rd
10 eradicate the lurking poison. where .Vercy
! ry has totally failed, and thus prevent the m.
rent from en,aing the sctds OF an herrdfa-
ry disease on his Offspring. DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS are successfully usrd
III cases OF violent eruplious after the .UeosIeg
red 6lOitheS- piHpies on he facc-Jcsicrjny
| GUpttonS on the skln--and other diseases Of
the external surface. and ale one of the best
SPri"g and .4uitnnat physics known, to free
the system from hunors.
u Strjhjng Instances Of Success
Extract Of letter from Physician Of the
first Responsibility. and extensive practice,
III thls vicinity. member Of the Massacitu-
sets Medical Society
JUNE lGrH 1929.
Dear SIR: "iiiis ch,ld before he was nycar
old, became afflicted with a leprous disease Of
the skin, aud which gradually increased So
that when about three years old. the whole
| surface ol The body was one continued sore,
attended with an lchorous DISCHARGE. praIu.
eng great soreness and inlolcraule itC.inr,
which became almost insuppotiaLIr. \ great
variety OF the most approved cy crnul and
internal remedies were used without auVt r..
mancut rcilet. Much interest was cxc.jet ~
pchaIi OF 'ho child, and consequently otici.
enl medical advice was solicited, Bat with
NIUE or no advantage, the disease progressed
with unabatlng violence, and seemed 10 d,ly
the healing art Al length the parent wa
induced by the advice of nechJor. who
had been benefited by the article, 10 try DR..
RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS. Several
before the least abatement of the disease wa,
observed; but bya pe'Severlng use of them,
The ichorous discharges began to ahaie-fL,
scaOS to give way IN places. and fall oil. Tho
Drops were continued until the bow became
perfectly vol. The skin re>umng lis natural
ana healthy aspect, seeming indeed like a rem
ovaied SkIn--slnce which time the bow has
enjoyed perfect health. and his cure i, a,crl.
IN H,. a.
cine was used IN coniuciun with them. ''------
The original letter. with additional par.
tcnIars. may be seen by calling on the Pro-
prletor.
Il Gentleman IF his CHy, who had been at.
tended long time by our most celebrated
and experienced practitioners, aud who had
been reduced TO almost the last stages Of cy,
lslencc by his compant--had lost enc enc!
and dreadful ulcers began 10 dcsirog hje let,
and spread over his whole side, aud 10 areaicgt
4 mast pamiM and iingertag death in com.
ms cas-" at large to idc rroprie.
tor, makes the following closing rcmarhs-
"Aiy case was pronounced by my physi.
cans TO be one Of luvctrIAte Sctolu,Q. II
is not necessary to inquire whether other
means would hav effected the cure. | can
only say that Dr. Relies Botanical lrons
were the only means made use oi, after the
physicians bad exhausted their skill. and have
30 reason 10 doubt that under Providence tbs
Drops were the means of rc.lev,1. me from
one OF the most affecting diseases that lr-
manity is called TO endure"
a Physician Of omincnce who had wj,urs
'ed the efficacy OF this article, had laa
iandour recently TO acknow' odge TO the
Proprietor. that he considered It the he.t
medicine known, for the complaints t, (which
Il is intended, and that It ought acserycdlv to
stand at the head of the whole class OF such
remedies.
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