Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-17
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medicine Of more value to man than the vast mines
Of Austria. or even the united treasures o. our e'ooe
medicine, which 10 obtained equally from the vego-
table, animal and mineral kingdoms, and thus posses
ses a rHRRE-Fo1.D power--a 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 DO
valued by Physicians who are daily witnessing its
tonishing cures Of many whom they had resigned to
the grasp of the INsATfABLE CRAVE! saah4sA,
DOSE Of the Sanative,. for adults, one drop; for
children, holt drops and tor infants quarter drop
the directions explaining the manner OF taxing anaii
RHsoEMThree and on. ,bird rix dollars $3.50 per
A German coin, value IS cents.
A certificate from three members Of the MEDICAL
u I PROGRESSION in Germany, in Europe.
d We, the undersigned, practitioners Of medicine in
Germany are well awafe that, BY our course we may
forfeit the friendship Of some Of the faculty. b9t not q
s benevolent members, who are uniniioenced oy &C.
preston Of opinion either OF the soundness or ni'
soundness Of Dr. Goeckes neso doctrine, we are hap
Ply 70 say that deem his Sanative too valuable no,
our ears hear, we must believe.
We hereby state, that when DR.. Louis Offon Goe'
cke first came before the German public as the pre-
tended dscoyeFer of q new doctrine and new medl'
cine we held him in the highest contempt. believing
and openly pronouncing him TO be base mposter and
the prince Of quacks. But, on hearing 90 much said
about the Sanative against il and tor IT, we were N;
duccd from motives Of curiosity merely. to make trial
Of ire rennte vrtues upon number of our most hope.
lees patients; and we now deem It our ooanden duty
(eyen Of the expense OF our self INTEREST," publicly 70
acknowledge it's efficacy in curing not only consnmp-
ton, but other fearful maadies, which we have here
ioore believed to be ncurable Our contempt tor the
dscoverer Of this medicine was at once swallowed up
in our utter establishment as these unexpected resns
and, 90 amends tor our abuse q him. we dc frankly
COMES 10 he world that we believe him phisnthrO-
pst who does oshe profession and to our coun-
Tbe recent adoption Of this medicine into some OF
our European hospitals 10 sufficient guaranty that
Il performs eli lie promises Il needed not our esmo.
ny. forwhereves i is wed i e Gwn Gsfs VINES
X MAaIHEG sA ME SSEhk.' II T. 3.
Germany, December 10. 1896. IN ,at
1,G.5.s,fa ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATES. III. sy
s-,, Post Office, Sayville, Conn., July III, 1888.
Sir--There 10 one case here which Iihink worthy
the attention Of the public woman about ~ years
old. who has been unable TO walk at oil for IL year:
has been taking the Sanative and has now got well
hat the last week, she walked out around the yard
-. 81 4, sol AARON WATRONS. r. NJ.
| tt New Haven. Conn. July q. 1888.
Dear Sir-The Matches Sentative sells well ano
with signal success. One case-a young man, ~ the
s ssn Sss been taking oniy lew weeks and i now
able to walk and ride out. Before ne took ne Sane
i've be was unable to get ont Of bed, and he deati
as hourly expected But " ns s ton ~ = 10 3. NJ
q esn UIO occurred s,eS "' D. W. DAVENPORT.
Pos. ofiee. westHeld, FART Co. Conn July q 1888
| SRA young man here from Troy IN the state 9
New xS, xo wss has BEEN taking Ss sana
i've and e recovering 'a''lH IA. SHEPPARD, P. M.
NIB Al rea. variety Of certificates from Postmes
tiers and oshen Of woRderill cures ny ine vss = y.
vile; g. wAs'' he III 3 coz xs:n