Lincoln telegraph., 1838-04-26
GEOLICK'S MATCHLESS SAN
AuTyTJT 90

IA MEDICINE for The Cure OF Consumpuons
"A and other diseases caused by waste OF the VI
ial princpe-to be had Mt tho Bookstore formerly
kept by GEORGE b. MITCHELL; Front Street
Bath. Price SO so per bottle
TFroan the Bruns,oick Pioneer y Key.]
nv Zone person in our village who was consiis-
erod by his physician to be in consumption has
taken the S native an is now well. Anotherper-
son subject epectic fits has been greatly bene-
fitted by sthort course of this medicine.
There can be no question but this medicine has
performed wonderful cures in host of cases and
that ii is worthy of general attention.
.IgugcEsEess SaassstiUe.
Dawn s. RowLAsp, the General American A
gent for this mighty medicines Gnvcnledby The I'M
mortal Goelicke of Germany) has greai pleasure IN
publishing the following highly important ietef
from respectable gentleman IN New YORK, whlch
he has recently received, win many DINERS VI d
similar character-also very Interesting Intelligence
from soy era of his Agents, especially in Sale, as
will be seen below-whch, together with inc "a, an
nexed certificate from three eminent German ahy-
scians must forever establish the character oi tue
Sanatiyc, as being without parallel in the history
Of medicine.
Testimony No J.
4 letter from H +. Sherwood, Esq, ofN York.
o i i
DR. D. S. RowLAND,-Sir, ahout the middle
to July last / accidentally noticed IN a newspaper
he advertisement of the Matchless sanatVe, lor
which perceived you were agent, ana wi'len p'oa
fcsscd to be sovereign remedy for Consumpthn.
As my wife was then fast wasting away win lhis
dreadful disease and as our family physician was
daily and anxiouslv ondeavoring 10 restore ner 10
health without success, stepped over 10 MS house
and asked him if he had any objections 10 her tan
ing this new medicine He replied. that 8 lie was
perfectly willing Mrs. Sherwood should take that or
any other medicine she mghtchoose but he thongl,l
it could do her no good, as her lungs toeTe TaP'o,
ly consuming and no human means coutd SAGE hcf.
Still drowning person Will catch al straw 'a"u
the Sanative being recommended W tnree phys,-
clans who had used in their practice, she conciud
ed to give it a trial. | sent and purchased vial
which she commenced taking three tunes Gay CIV
nga free indulgence to her appetite accoru'hg 10
she directions By pursungth this course, she snUe7-
ed considerably for the ten days but was
hortly able to and drink freely without the least
inconvenience. .
Within four weeks from her FIRST using the medl-
cine hcr feeble and wasted form began to put on
new strength and she has been ganhg IRON Gay 70
day until the present moment, TO the utter astohs.-
ment of our family physician and lrlends oNe Is
now enjoying comfortable though not pereci)s'a'e
of health, is able to be about house ana 10 a''eiiu
church.
Mrs Sherwood and myselfare both fully oi the
opinion, and so are all who knew her remarkable /,
casc that she o,oes her the Sdndt1re atone ana
as there are probably many consu,npilve persons ~
the u nted States, who have not yet hedTG oi l's
mediciue, measures ought speedily to be adopted 10
have il more generally known
A number Of persons in this neighborhood, un-
derstand, are taking for other serious complaints
with very great benefit.
| think Of going to the South, with my fanny,
sometime this fall and in case do, will proclaim
the virtues of the Sanaycin in that quarter 'or al
though some of the Physicians here are actively or-
posed TO it, do sincerely believe it saved my "iie
from an opening grave.
lfyou think this letter will serve thepublic good,
you are at liberty to pubishit.
Respectfully, &c. II. +. sHEh"o oUD'
Testimony No 9.
Extract from the Essex Register, published III
Salem, Mass.
GERMAN S4NATIVE.
Thet4eents for the sale of thisinya!uabe Medi-
cine in this city have in their possession, many III
stances which have already beon volcniarliy mace
to them the bcneftrcsnitng from lis use. IN
quirers can be directed to the individuals by calling
al the Bookstore Of the Agents.
IVES & JEWETT, 1913 Essex Street
Testimony No. 3.
A certificate from three mea bers of the MEDICAL
PROFESSION, in Germany, in Europe
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