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i".tPat oinse, no ioO Chatham street. New York,
where the Doctor be consulted personally or by LETT
ter post paid, from any part Of tie United states &c
Persons requiring medicine and advice must enclose
Bank Note, OF Order.
CERTIFICATES.
More conclusive proofs OF the extraordinary .;a. f
DR.. WIN. EVANS celebrated CaAnosn,e ard 49,,
Aniibiious Pills in alleyiang affected mankind M
Robert Cameron, l0l Bowery, Disease, Chronic Dysen-
terry, Bloody flux. symptoms unusual Aatuleney in
the bowels gripping, frequent indication to 90 10
stool enesmus, loss OF Appetite nausea vomiting, FREE
gusncy of pulse, ard frequent discharge OF peculiarly
osiid matter mixed with blood great debility, Of
burning heat with intoerable bearing down of the
paris Mr., Cameron.ls enjoying perfect health, aud re-
turns his sincere thanks for the extraordinary benefit he
had received.
An Extraordinary Cure performed by DR.. VIM. Evans,
Of 100 Chatham street, N Y-Mr. w. w. W. ONO. 100
Eldndge street, laborng under disease, which
Ivy many physicians considered ncurabe and could lind
relief from any whatever until he made app-
cation To DR. Evans, and placed himself under his sue.
cessul course OF treatment, from which he began 10 lind
immediate relie and in few weeks was perfectly cured
Cas-. Of Tic Dotorear.-Mrs J. Z. Johnson, wife Of
Capt Joseph Johnson, Of Lynn Mass, was severely at
hcted for ten years with Tic Dooreux, violent pain IN
her head and vomiting with burning heat the stomach
and unable to leave her She could find no relief
from the advice OF several physcians,nor irof medicines
Of any Kind until after she commenced using Dr. Evans
medicine, OF leo Chatham street. and from that time she
began TO amend and feels satisfied If she continues the
medicine few days longer. Will be perfectly cured Re.
ference be had the truth Of the above by calling
at Mrs Johnsons daughters Store, $3.50 Grand street, ~
York
Paralyfie Rheinasn-A perfect cure effected by the
treatment Of DR. w. EVANS-Mr John Gibson, Of N.
Fourth street, Wliamsburgh, afflicted with the above
complaint for three years and nine months during which
time he had to crutches His chief symptoms
circulating pain in all his joints but especially in the
mp shouaef knees and ankles, an assravatoh OF me
pains towards night and for the most part all times from
external heat, obvious ihckening OF the fsca and g
amens, with complete loss Of muscular power For the
benefit OF hose afflicted in similar manner Mr. Gibson
pap IN mains hny
ed aud that his joints have completely red their
natural tone and he feels able his ordinary bu
sness.
Mrs. Anne r. Kenny, No. lis Louis street, between
Stanton and Houston streets, afflicted for years with
the following distressing symptoms Acid quotations,
daily spasmodc pains in the head loss Of appetite, pail
pta,on Of her heart, giddness and dimness
not lie her right side, disturbed res utter inability Of
engaging thing that demanded ygoro courage some
times visionary dea OF an aggravaton Of her disease
whimsical aversion 10 particular persons and places
gronndess appehensons OF personal danger and Poverty
rksomeness and WEAKNESS OF life DISCONTINUED dis
quetude on every slight occasion, she conceived she
could neither die live she wept amented, Responded,
and thought she led most miserable life never was any
so had. With frequent mental halluclnaiIons.
Mr. Kenny had the advice OF several eminent physci-
and had recourse 10 medicines but could
not obtain temporary alienation Of her distressing
saie till her husband persuaded her make trial of my
mode Of treatment Sh, Is quite relieved and finds
herself only capable of attending her domestic affairs,
but that she enjoys good health at she
did at any period Of her existence. J. KENNY,
Husband OF the aforesaid Anne Kenny.
Sworn before me this l4ih day of Zee. 1886.
PETER PlNCKNEY, Com. Of Deeds.
A letter from Mr.. Sheldon r Gilbert, TO Doctor WIN.
EVANS, proprietor Of the celebrated Canomile Pills
Dear SIR: Had the immortal CoWper known the medi-
cal qualities Of the Camome Plant he well thon-
sands since besides myself would have experienced its
wonderful effects on The nervous syAem The public
utility Of Conper bghted in the bud, through the
tural effect Of his debility upon the mental pow
which made it necessary for him seek relief beneath
the rural shade but the calm retreat gave his physical
tire no repose II some then had known the secret
Of concentrating the medical virtues OF Camome, the
discoverer would have been immortazed with poetic
zeal AS the benefactor OF suffering man. Aa K,
The above lines were prompted from the effect have
experienced from DIR. VIM Evans's Camomle Pills.
Yours with esteem,
SHELDON p. GILBERT, Durham,
Green county, NY.
Dyspepsia and Hypocondriacisnt Interesting Case
Mr.. William Salmon, Green street above Third, Pha-
depha, afflicted for several years with the following dis
iressng symptoms. Sickness at the stomach headache,
dizziness. paptalIon OF the heart, impaired appetite,
sometimes acid and putrescent cructons, GOODNESS AMI
weakness oil the exremiiies emacaton and general de-
by, disturbed rest OF pressure and weight at
the stomach after eating, nightmare. great al despon.
dency. flying pains the chest back and sides,
dislike for society, conversation, involuntary signing
and weeping, anguor and asstude upon the least
else.
Mr. Salmon had applied to the most eminent physicians
who considered il beyond the power Of medicine
store him 10 health; however as his Affections had redu.
ced him to Il very deplorable condition. and having been
recommended lay relative Of his Ia make trial of Doctor
Vim. Evans medicine, he with difficulty repaired to the
Office and procured package, TO which he says he is
ind bted for his restoration to health and friends He is
enjoying all the blessings of perfect health Persons
DESTROYS Of further information will be satisfied in every
particular of his astonishing at Dr. VIM. Evanss
Medical Office, 100 Chatham ST., N. Y.
A serere case of Piles cured at 100 Chatham st Mr..
Daniel Spinning Of Shrewsbury, Eden Town. N. j.,
severely afflicted with piles for than 90 years. Had
had recourse 10 medicines OF almost every description,
also the advice Of eminent Physicians but
the slightest Tclaet
Ill after he called on Dr. Evans, Of 100 Chatham ST. N. Y.
and procured medicine from him, from which lie
found immediate relief, and subsequently perfect cure.
Remarkable Case Of Acute Rheumatism, with an Afec-
ton OF the Lun s-cured under the treatment Of DR. VIM.
Evans, lO0 Chatham ST. N Y Mr. BENJAMIN s. Jarvis,
10 Centre ST. Newark, \. j. afflicted for four years with
pains in all his joints which always increas
ed the slightest motion. the tongue preserved steady
Wilderness; loss Of appetite. dizziness in his head, the
bowels commonly very costve, the urine high coloked
and often proiuse sweating unattended by relief The
above symptoms also attended with considerable
difficulty Of breathing, with Of tishtness the
chest likewise great want Of due energy in the
system
The above symptoms entirely removed and per.
feet cure efectedby DR.. VIM Evans.
BENZ. S. JARVIS
City IF Nac York, S. ..
BENJAMIN S. jarvis being duly sworn doth depose and
say that the facts stated in the above certificate subscr
bed by him, in all respects true. b. S. JARVIS.
Sworn before me, this 18th Nov. 1886.
WILLIAM SAUL, Notary Public,
Agems-Lewis johnson, Washington C. Cru,k shank,
Georgetown; Bell & Eniusile, Alexandria Edward
Mcdowell, Fredericksburg; Mortimer a. Mowbray, Balti
more G Hail. Norfolk; A. Duvall, Richmond.
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