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Of ScroNtla. sri Rhe,im. Lcp.


,rcssinr shapes Of .Scroftla SaH Rheun. Lcp-
rosy. ST. AaNonY'S Ere. Ftrer Sorcs lFhiie
SwrNUgs, Scu3Y, F0Vl oni Obstinate Ujcc,s,
Sore Lfgs ard Eyrs, ScaH Ufa&, and Voacre>
al IdjaL In the last mentioned condition of
the gyslom. the BYig,icH Dyogs will be found
10 eradicate The luthInu poison, where .JtrcH-
~ has totally failed, and lhus prevent the pa.
f,nt from cuiaiIiug tho seeds Of an hcrcdta.
~ disease on his oilspiug. DR.. RELEES
BOTANICAL DROPS are successfully used
in cases OF violent cruplious alter the .HlGsllS
--rcj J'yhbC-piaIpl,s GU tie facc---fS'criag
crupijaas on the skla--aUd other diseases Of
The c&tamal surface, and alc one Of tho best
SprHg Ga& H0iVMaQl piysics known, to iico
tliosy- cp r-om humors.
u Sirj,iay Instances of Success.
Extract Of Il letter from Physician Of the
first responsibility, and extensive practice,
IN this vicinity. member of the Massaclu-
sets Medical Society.
.IuNE 1jrm. 1920.
Dear Sir: "This child before he was year
old. became afflicted with a lcprous disease Of
tic SKIN, aud which gradually increased, SO
that when about three years old, the whole
surface Of the body was ono continued sore,
attended with an lchorous discharge, produ.
cnr great soreness and intolcrahIc itching,
which became almost insupportaLlc. a great
varclY OF the most approved OK crnal and
internal remedies were used without any per.
mancnt relief Much interest was excited in
behalf Of the child. and consequently difitt-
cnt medical advice was solicited, but with
little or no advantage, the disease progressed
with unablting violence, and seemed, to defy
the hcnlng art. At length tho parent was
induced b. The advice Of ncighbOr, who
had been benefited by the article, to try DR..
RELIES BOTANICAL DnOpS. Several
bottles wcrc given according 10 the directions,
before the least abatement Of the disease was
Observed but bYa pcfscvcri1g use Of them,
the lchorous discharges began TO abatc,- tho
srabs to give way N places and fall off. The
| Drops were continued until the boy became
/ perfectly vol. the kin roSuminr its natural
and healthy aspect, seeming indeed like a ron
oylcd slil.---luce which time the boy has
enjoyed perfect health, aud bis cure is ascri
| bed wdpiiy to the Drops. as no other mcd-
I enc was used in conlucllun with thcm."-
! Cho original letter, with additional par
ticnlars. may be seen by calling Oh the Pro-
| prictor.
II Ce'ulcmae Of this Ci'y, who had been al.
| tended Il long time by our most celebrated
and experienced practitioners, and WHO had
been reduced 10 almost the last STAGES Of cX>
istcncc by his complaiul--had lost are eye .!
and dreadful ulcers hcgan 10 dcS!r0y his leg.
and spread over his whole side, and to Aueaten
Il most painfd md lingering Geaih in com
munica,ug his case at large 10 the Propfic-
tor. makes the following closing remarks--
"Aiy case was pronounced by my physi-
clans 10 he one of invclcratc SCrnlula. ii
is not necessary to inquire whether Other
means would have effected the cure. can
Z only say that Dr.. Relics Botanical Drops
were the onlY means made use Of, after ths
Physicians bad exhausted their sk Il, and have
10 reason 10 doubt that Under Providence the
Drops were the means Of relieving me irow
oac Of The most affecting diseases that hu
mauitY is called to endure"
A Physician Of emnmcc who had witncs
scd the efficacy OF ,ljs article, had the
canlour recently 10 acknowledge to tn,
Proprietor. that he considered 1t the hes
medicine known, for the complaints e whicl
it is intended, aud that I ought dcservcdly l.
stand at the head Of tA5 whole class OF sucI
remedies.
Price 81 4 bottle, or G bottles for s..
49, None rcr uina unless signed on ,h
outside printed wrapper 6y the So'e Proprici0t
T. kIDDER, ,mme!ioic Successor to the lat
Or. ". y. CONWAY, For sale, with all the
othor "Coa,rGy .V3icHcs," at his Countln,
Room, No. 90. ncXt door TO J. Kiddcr's Dru.
store, corner Of Court and Hanover streets
near Concert Hall, EoSton and by his spc
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