Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-23
MORE PUBLIC OPINION.

'N't1E following deservedly favorable no.
= tice. of "BRISTOL'S EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA" is taken from the
New Yorker ofthe Sd inst ID. Buff. Jour.
0STSarsaparilia.-Although decidededly
averse to putting any of the quuck remedies
OF the day, yet we are induced to notice a
medicine of different character at the in
stance of friend who has used it with de-
cided success in his family. We allude to
BAILEY's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARsAPA-
RIILA, which is extensively manufactured
in Buffalo, by G. Q. Bristol, Druggist. We
do this the more readily, as it is warmly re-
commended by many able medical men at
the West, and, as we are assured by all the
physicians in Buffalo, who state that they
use it in their practice and with decided
success in chronic diseases and other uffec-
tons arising from an impure state of the
blood. This is convincing proof it's ef-
ficacy, as the medical faculty, it is well
known, are decidedly opposed to all quack
remedies.
The following is copied from the New
York Gazette, one of the Oldest and most
respectable daily papers IN the Union.
0N3-We apprehend that it would be dif-
fcult to hunt up better hater of humbugs
than ourselves, or to find any disposed 10
look with more contempt upon quackery o
all sorts, but we verify believe that we ough
to speak favorable of Il preparation which
has gained great celebrity at the West, and
winch comes recommended by the united
certificates OF all the leading members of the
regular medical profession at Buffalo, fortl-
fled by the testimony of very great num-
ber OF the most respectable men in the wes-
tern country, who have tested its practical
excellence. We allude to "BAILBy's FLUID
EXTRACT OF SARsApARILLA." Mr.. C. C.
Bristol of Buffalo, is the preparer and pro-
prietor of the article, and proposes, we be-
lieve, to establish an agency for its sale in
this city, and there is no reason to doubt,
that the character it will bring with it and
its own virtues will render it popular.
From the Geneva Gazette, of Oct. II.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment in our columns to day of the EXTRACT
OF SARsAPARILLA, from the Laboratory Of
MIR. e. G. Bristol, ofBuffalo. Perhaps there
is no preparation of the day which enjoys
80 envable reputation as u remedial agent
as this. AT the west its success has been
dnbounded, and wherever introduced, we
believe it has given the most perfect satis-
faction.
We have been shown this day Litho-
graph, by Steele & Peck, of most remark
able cure OF an obstinate cuianeous eruption,
where the whole body was covered with
large fulsome ulcers, and even the tonsils OF
the throat eaten away; and by the use o,
only s'r bottles of the Sarsaparilla the pa
tient was entirely restored to health.
The certificates may be seen at Mr.. Kel-
ly's Drug Store, where the article may be
had in any quantity.
0TDocToR ROGERS, Of Geneva College
Prot. of Surgery, in Lecture before that
class, spoke of the Sarsaparilla in the high
est terms In chronic infamations he re-
commended it in the strongest manner, and
he said he had used 1t with the happicst sue.
cess; also, in renovating the system from
the bad effects Of calomel, and he spoke Of
the manner of its acting: that il had spe.
clfic tendency to the skin, and that this was
used SO successfully in certain diseases Of
the skin.
From DR.. r. G. Snow,
Mr.. G. G. BRIsToL:
Dear Sir-For the last three or four years
have used in my practice, "Bailey's Ex-
tract of Sarsaparila," prepared by your
self) and almost invariably, with the most
marked benefit to my patients. have pre-
scribed it mostly in chronic diseases of the
skin and alimcntary organs, and also affec-
tlons arising from an impure state of the
blood. | can cheerfully recommend it TO
the public as a safe and efficacious remedy
in the above diseases.
R. G. SNOW, MD.
Buffalo, August Is, 1928.
We have witnessed the good effects Of
Baiiey's Chemical Compound Fluid Extract
Of Sarsaparilla, manufactured by G. C.
Bristol of this city, and can chcerfully re-
commend it to the public as being very
valuable preparation for purifying the blood
Buffalo, June, 1886.
Oliver g. Steele Pierre A, Barker
Thomas J. Nevins Calvin F. S. Thomas
Charles FaXon VIM. T. Miller
+. w. Sawin w. l.. Carpenter
VIM. G. Miller G. B. Crandall
VI. Cadwallader Chas. c. Haddock
Horatio Gates Geo. L. Hayes
L. LewinsEi Thomson
ieo. e. Hooker Jas. Faxon
Ihos G. Perkins Isaac F. Maltby
y. barrow james Kelley
Roswell Chaplin A. M. Clapp
A. Larzelere, Up. Mn. Philip Dorsheimer
GFPurchasers will be careful to observe
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