Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-22
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MatchIess Sanativc,


Is astonishing the Womb with its mighty VIC
tories over many fearful diseases, which have
been pronounced incirable by physicians ~
every age. being the most VALUABLE MEDICINE,
and The most unaccountable in its operations
of any ever prepared by human hands; medi-
cine, obtained equally from the animal, mineral
and vegetable kingdoms, thus possessing
liDerBREE-roLD POWER -cp;. medicine, OF
more value to mankind than the united trea-
sures Of our globe, and for which we have
abundant cause to bless the benefcent hand OF
A kind Providence; a medicine, which begins
| IN he valued by PHYSICIANS, who have hereto
| fore opposed II, who are daily witnessing its
astonishing cures Of many whom they had re-
lsiqned 10 the grasp of the pC,- UNSUITABLE
eTavE sf1l; precious and powerful medicine,
which has thoroughly filed the great Dac,unl
I In the Maieria Medica; and thereby proved
itself TO be the CoNauERoR or PHYSICIANS.
T Dose of the Sanative, for adults, one
drop; for children, half drop; and for infants,
quarter drop. The directions captain the
method offaking these portions, and contain a
history Of The Medicine and its distinguished
Inventor.
OJ- Price.-Three and one-third rix dollars
(sa,5o) per hay ounce. M
II appears by the following information given
10 the public by DIR Rowland of this city, that
the much talked Of Matches Sanative is in
deed what il Processes to be an efficient and
valuable medicine, worthy the serious attention
OF every consumptive person.
MATCHLESS sANATIvE.
Dawn s. Rowland, the General American
Agent for this mighty medicine, Invented by
the immortal Goelicke uf Germany has great
pleasure in publishing the following highly I'M
poriant letter from respectable gentleman in
New York, which he has recently received,
with many Others Of similar Characterised
very interesting intelligence from several Of his
agents, especially in Salem, as will be seen be-
low--whIch together with the annexed certif-
cate from three eminent German Physicians,
must forever establish the character of the
Sanative, MS being without parallel in the
history of medicine.
Boston, September, 1887.
Testimony No. IL
A letter from ii. +. Sherwood, Esq. New
York.
DR.. s. Ro,ciGnd, Sir:-About the middle Of
July last, accidentally noticed in a newspaper
the advertisement Of the Maichless Sanalive,
for which | perceived you were agent, and
which proiessed 10 be a sovereign remedy for
Consumption.
As my wife was then fast wasting away with
this dreadful disease, and as our family physi-
clan was daily and anxiously cndeavoring 20
restore her TO health without success, stepped
over TO his house and asked him if he had any
objections 10 her taking this new medicine.
lie replied, that she was perfectly willing Mrs
Sherwood should take that or any other medi-
cine she might choose, but he thought il could
do her no good, as her lungs srere rapidly
consuming and no human means can sape her."
Still, ms drowning person will catch nj straw,
and the Sanative being recommended by three
physicians who had used il in their practice,
she concluded To give il trial. sent and
purchased vial, which she commenced taking
three times day, giving free indulgence to her
Appetite according TO she directions. By pur-
suing this course, she suffered considerably for
ne first eight or ten days. But was shortly
able to eat and drink freely, without the least
Inconvenience.
Within four weeks from her first using the
medicine, her feeble and wasted form began to
put on new strength, and she has been gaining
from day Ia day until the present moment, TO
the utter astonishmont of our family physician
and friends. She is now enjoying q comforta-
bic (though not perfect) state of health, is able
To be about the house and To attend church.
Mrs Sherwood and myself are both fully OF
the opinion, and so are all who know her ne
markable case. that she o,css her life 10 the
Saaafipe alone; and as there are probably many
consumptive persons in the United States, who
have not yet heard Of this medicine, measures
ought speedily to be adopted to have il more
generally known.
A number Of persons in this neighborhood,
understand, are taking il for other serious
complaints. with very great benefit.
think of going 10 the South with my family.
sometime this fall, and in case ! do, will pro-
claim the virtues oflhe Sanaiive in that quarter:
for although some OF the Physicians are actively
opposed to it,, do sincerely believe il saved
my wife from an opening grave.
if you think this lrtter will serve the public
good, you are at liberty to publish il.
Respectfully SC.
H. F. SHERWOOD.
Testimony No. 2.
Extract from the Essex Register, published in
Salem, Mass.
German Sdnaiipe.--The Agents for the sale
Of this invaluable Medicine in this city, have in
their possession many certificates which have
already been voluntarily made to them of the
benefit resulting from its USE Inquirers can
he directed to the individuals by calling at the
Bookstore of the Agents.
IVES & JEWETT, 1913 Essex st.
Testimony No. 8.
A certificate from three members ofthe Medical
Professions in Europe.
We the undersigned, practitioners of medicine In
cernany, are well aware that By our course we NAV
orie the friendship Of Of the faculty. hat not Of
i's beneyoent MEMBERS who by sell-
lsh natives. Though We shall RETAIN from an ex-
pretson Of opinion, either Of the soundness or nm
sonndness OF DIR. Goelicke's new doctrine, we are
happy to say that deem his Sanaive too ynl,sble
not be generally known. FIR ,xhat ,nr 49,. .l "a