Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
GEOLICK'S MATCHLESS SAN
ALIVE ~

| a MEDICINE for the Cure OF Consumption,
| IA and other diseases caused by waste OF TIE Vi
! tai princple-to be had at the Bookstore formerly
| kept by GEORGE b. MITCHELL; Front Street
| Bath. Price 81 80 per bottle
From. the Brunswick Pioneer &. Key.]
| " "One person in village who was consid-
cred by his physician TO be IN consumption has
taken the S native an d is now we'll Another per-
son subject to epilectic fits has been greatly bene-
| fitted by a sthort course of this medicine
| There can be question but this medicine has
performed wonderful cures in host of cases and
that it is worthy of general attention.
ejEssgtCIsgeSS Sssss@56Ue.
DAVID S. ROWLAND, the General American A
gent for this mi lily medicine Gnven,ed by the i'm
mortal Goelicko Of Germany has great pleasure in
publishing the following highly important letter
from respectable gentleman in New York, which
he has recently received, with many others of a
similar characer-asov very interesting intelligence
from several of his Agents, especially in Salem, as
will be seen below-which, together with tue an
nexed certificate from three eminent German Ply
sicans, must forever establish The character of the
Sanative, as being without aparalleln the history
OF medicine.
Testimony Mol.
a letter from II. F. Sherwood, Esq, oiN. York
q T. i
Dir. d. s. RowLAND,-sir, .4bout the middle
to July last, accidentally noticed IN n newspaper
he advertisement of the Matchless Sanative, for
iesscd to be sovereign remedy for Consumption.
As my iie was then fast wasting away With this
dreadful disease, and as our lami'v physician was
daily and anxiously ondeavorlng 10 restore her TO
health without success, stepped over 10 his house
and asked him if he had any objections TO her TAX
ing this new medicine. He replied. that F" lie was
perfectly willing Mrs. Sherwood slou take that or
any other medicine she mig III choose but he thought
It could do her good, as her tanes acre raPaa-
ty consuming and no human mans coatd Sdre her'
Sui, as drowning person VIII catch at straw ,and
the Sanative being recommended by three rhysl.
clans who had used i, in their practice, she conclud-
ed to give it trial. l sent and purchased vial
which she commenced taking three tunes day;gly-
inga free indul gence to her appetite according to
she directions. BY pursuing tins course, she sHDeT-
cd considerably TOR The first eightor ten days. but was
thortly able to cat and drink freely Without the least
Inconvenience.
Within four weeks from her first using the modi-
cine, her feeble and wasted form began 10 put on
new strength and she has been gaining from day to
day until the present moment, to the uer-astonisl-
ment Of our family physician and friends She IS
nowenjol ing Il comiortabeQ hough moi pcriccDsate
Of health, is able to be about house and 10 attend
church.
Mrs Sherwood and myseifare both fully of the
opinion, and SO are all no knew her remarkable
case, that she her life to Tie Sandtire Qtone ard
as there are probably many consumptlse persons 10
the United States, who have moi yet heard Of this
n,edciue, ought speedily TO be adopted to
have it more generally known.
A number Of persons in tits dciglborhood I'M
dersand are taking it for other serious complaints,
with very great benefit
think Of going TO The South, with my lalnliy'
sometime this fall and in case do, will pr clam
the virtues of the Sanative in that quarter for al
though some of the Physicians here are nc lively op-
posed TO it; do sincerely believe it saved my wife
| from an opening grave.
Ifyou think this letter will serve thepublic good,
you at liberty to publisIIt.
Respectfully &c. II. F. SHERNOGD'
Testimony No 9.
Extract from the Essex Register, published IN
Salem, Mass.
GERMAN S4NATIVE.
The agents for the sale OF this invaluable Medi-
cine in this city have in their possession, many M
stances Which have already been voluntarily made
to them Of the benefit resulting from It's USE In
qurers can be directed TO the individuals by calling
al the Bookstore of the Agents.
IVES 81 JEWETT, 1913 Essex Street.
Testimony No..
a certificate from three mee be's of the MEDICAL
PROFESSION, in Germany, in Europe
x + Z 3 : & 1 &.
Ne, the undersigned, practitioners of medicine in
Germany are well aware, tl.at by our course we
may forfeit the friendship of some of the faculty
n a. a. ,I,.,,