Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-12-27
GoELICKE'S
.KlytclbIeSS SsyaeSgtSGe,

medicine OF more value to man than the vast mines
of Austria, or even the united treasures OF our globe
medicine which !? obtained equally rpm a the vege-
ses THREE-FoLD power-a medicine, which, though
designed as remedy for consumption SOLELY is pos
sessed Of mysterious influence over many diseases
valued BY Physicians who are daily witnessing its as
tonishing cures Of many whom they had resigned to
The grasp of the INsATiABLE Grave. ,.. 81. Ia. -
DOSE Of the Sentative. for adults, one drops tor
the directions explaining the manner Of taking half
or q quarter drop. 49, 4
PRiCE-Three and one.thrd Fix dollars $3.50 per
HALF OUNCE. +-, -s
A certificate from three members Of the MEDICAL
PROFESSION in Germany, in Europe.
We, the Undersigned practitioners Of medicine in
forfeit the friendship Of some Of the faculty, but not Of
its benevolent members, who are nnnfuenced by sell
fish motives Though we shall refrain from an ex-
preston Of our opinion, either Of the soundness or un-
soundness OF DR. Goelickes neD doctrine, are hap
py to say that deem his Sanative too valuable not
70 be generally knownfor what our eyes behold and
our ears hear, we must believe. da
We hereby state, that when Dr. Louis Offon Goe-
icke first before the German public, as the pre-
tended discoverer of new doctrine and q new med-
cine, we held him in the highest contempt believing
and openly pronouncing him to be base mposter and
about the Sanatve against it and for it, we were n
duced, from motives Of curiosity merely, to make trial
ofts Feputed virtues upon number OF our most hope
less patients ahd we now deem i our oounden duty
acknowledge efficacy in curing not only consump.
tion but other fearful maadies. which we have here
tofofe believed t0be ncirable Our contempt tCT the
III our utter astonhlent at these unexpected rests
and, as amends tor our abuse Of him, we do frankly
confess to the world that we believe him philanthro
pis who does honor tohe profession and to our coun
fhe recent adSption Of this medicine into some OF
our European hospitals is sufficient guaranty that
it performs all its Promises needed NOT our testimo
~ - " HERMAN ETMuLLER. M. D.
ApOLPRUs WERNER. NJ. b.
Germany, December 10, 1885.
ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATES.
5 Post Office, Sayville, Conn., July II, 1885,
Sir-There is one case here which think worthy
the attention Of the public A woman about 40 years
old, who has been unable to walk at all for IA years,
has been taking the Sanative and has NOW got 80 well
A"' '''' ''' "' A. AARON WATRoNs. r. M
ra. Gu New Haven, Conn. July "a. 1888. =
Dear Sr-The Matchless Sanative sells vel! and
with signal success. One case-a young man, ~ the
ds, Ss BEEN few and i
able TO walk and ride out. Before ne took tne Sana
tive he was unable 70 gst on. e bed end his death ~.
was hourly expected But to the asonsnem h o. MS
as before stated. Two other similar cases have re-
Gently occurred u. w. DAVENPORT.
Pos. Office, Wes,fed, Fairf d Co. Conn. July O. 1885,
SRA Young man here from Troy in the State of
New York, who was considered by every one to be
in cenfrned consumption hos been taking the Sana.
"''' '''N ''''S 'A H. SHEPPARD, Pm.
NJ B. A great variety Of certificates from Postmas.
tiers and Others, Of wonderful cures by the use of the
Sanative, may be seen at the Post Office bradley
ville Ct, where the above Sanative is for sale by
6E22 WILLIAM COE, Agent.