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a medicine of more value to man than the vast mines
Of Austria, or even the united treasures OF our globe
medicine, which is obtained equally from the vege
table, animal and mineral Kingdoms, and thus posses
ses THREE-roLD powers medicine, which, though
designed as remedy for consumption SOLELY IS pos
sessed Of mysterious influence over many diseases
OF the human system-a medicine, which begins to be
valued by Physicians, who are daily witnessing it's as
tonishing cures Of many whom they had resigned tc
the grasp of the UNSUITABLE GRAVE
DOSE OF the Sanative, for adults. one drop; fol
children, half drops and tor infants, quarter drop
the directions explaining the manner Of taking hal
PRsCE-Three and one-,hrd rix dollars| Co., pei
HALF OUNCE. u.t-ns .af.,a
certificate from three members of the MEDacAL
81. PROFESSION in Germany, in Europe.
We, the undersigned. practitioners of medicine in
Germany, are well aware that by course, we may
forfeit the friendship Of some ofthe faculty. but not q
is benevolent members, who are unnfiuenced by sci.
preston of opinions either Of the soundness
soundness OF DR.. Goeckes neU doctrine we are hap
py to say that we deem his Sentative too valuable no!
to be generally knowingly what our eyes behold and
We hereby state, that when DR.. Louis OAon Goe.
cke first came before the German public, as the pre-.
tended dscoyerer Of new doctrine and new medi-
cine, we held him in the highest contempt believing
and openly pronouncing him TO be base imposter and
the prince OF quacks But, on hearing SO much said
about the Sanative, against it and for IL, in
UuCeuS utOUVGS "
Of its repuied virtues upon number Of our most hpe-
less patients; and we now deem It our boun6en duty
even OF the expense Of our self interest publicly to
aeknScwsdgs ts ssnsy IN curing not only
tofore believed 70 be ncurable Our contempt for the
discoyerer of this medicine was at once swallowed up
in utter establishment at these unexpected results
confess to the world, that believe him philanthro-
psi who does honor t0the profession and to our coun-
irys which gave him birth: ..e
The recent adoption OF this medicine into some ct
our European hospitals is sufficient guaranty that
il performs al its promises needed not our testilno-
ny, for wherever i is used it s lie own hest witness
HERMAN ETMuLLER, N; D,
AnoLPhUs WERNER, M. b.
Germany, December 10 1886.
-r4 ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATES .,s,gry u
Post Office. sayvi!le. Conn, July ~, 1888;
Sir--There Is one case here which think worthy
Did. who has been unable to walk At all for IA years.
hos been taking the Sanaiive, and has got well
ha, tho last week. she walked out around the yard
AARON WATRONS, p. M.
New Haven, Conn. July "a, 1888.
Dear Sir-The Ma,chiess Sanaiive sells well and
with signal success One cuse-a young man. in the
last stages ef coasMapos, given over by his physi-
clan, has been taking il only few weeks and e now
ablo tn walk and ride OUT Before he took the Sana
live, he was unable TO get out II bed, and his death
was hourly expected But 10 the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of his
friends he was soon able to leave his bed and 10 he out
rs WHO'RE stated. Two Otner similar Gases INV bC-
gently occurred. d. w. DAVENPORT.
Post Office, Weetfeld Fasf u Co. Conn. July o 1885,
SRA young man here frnn, Troy in the State Of
New York, who was considered by every one 70 be
|. ooaf.msd eoasasspion, hiss been taking the Sana-
.,.1.'l ,7.l. nv = "a II. SHEPPARD. p. NJ. 4
N, B. A great variety Of certificates from Postmas.
and others, Of wonderful cures by the Of the
may Be seen ct the Subscribers bradley.
lille, Ct.,l where the above Sensitive n for sale by
6m3S KlLBORN q Coz Agent.