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CURE OF n SWELLING IN THE SIDE
~ The following letter has been forwarded to Mr..
Morson President of the British College of Health,
from his Agent for Dorset and Somerset the truth OF
which is ates'ed by the Rev G. W. Eyered Rec, Reo'or
of Exton. "Crewkerne, May 30lh, 1889.
"SIR-1 have much pleasure in forwarding to you,
for publications. at the express wish OF the undersigned,
the following most extraordinary proof of the efficacy
of your Medicines in the cure OF case OF Scrofua,
which under the usual treatment being deemed ncu-
rabe had defed all probability ofever being eradcated.
81 beg leave to observe that the writer, Henry
Howe is an entire stranger to me, that he has sent
lie t1ls, HIS oWu uuite
and signed by himself and II is atested by the resi-
dent Clergyman Of the village, humbly presume that
its authenticity cannot, and will not be doubted.
remain sir, yours, ever faithfully HAnRIEr BEANHAM.
Henry Ho,res Statement Of his o,en Case.
first had swelling in my side in the latter part OF
February, 1880, and applied to DR.. Webank, OF Lon,
don, whose prescriptions took for many weeks, and
in the month of June following he anced my side and
thumb. left London, July LIST, and came home to
Orchard when drank as was ordered, sassairas
sarsaparilla and root liquorce during long time;
after which drank dandelion and dock roots several
weeks In August removed to Hascombe, where
took medicines for six seven weeks, which were
prescribed to me by Mr.: Collins. In tho latter part
of September returned to Orchard, and finding my
self no better was induced to try Dr. Green's Drops
and consulted Mr. Ttticutt, who put seton into my
knee this was little before Christmas After suffer-
ing long time was persuaded to try MIR Churchlls
Medicines and applied his Ointment to my wounds
sixteen weeks. Finding no benefit, applied to DR..
Chorcy, and took his prescriptions. March 10Th,
| 1891 came home to Halscombc and was ordered to
drink lime water and apply fresh butter to my wounds
After trying this in vain, Iconsued Dr. Baker, taking
his prescriptions, and applying mercual ointment 10
| my wounds with lotions and herb poultices, TO
tie swellings. My increased sufierings led me to
apply again to DR.. Collins and DR.. Sully; took their
Mans Friend, and causc to the wounds, but without
any benefit. Afterwards had recourse again to DR..
Green's Drops, with pouces and Poor Mans Friend,
but these and many other remedies, were all IN vain
| dcgDart0
when at Christmas, 1892, MoRIsoSs USIvEnsAl
MEDICINES were recommended to me, and took them
in doses from four TO twenty-five pills each day-aef
taking them about three weeks my pans were greatly
ahated and I enabled to turn in my. bed and
change from side to side, which had not been able
do during twenty months before, from the dreadful
state of my wounds BY continuing these pills every
day during twelve months, was able to get up and
walk about with my crutches-a blessing which il
was never expected should enjoy had tried every
doctor within many miles. and j! had cost me scores
cine could do me any good. ! do believe if had
known these USIvERsAL MEpicISEs Year and a hall
before, should never have been cripple; but ! ar
thankful to God that Il now know thom' and that
have experienced such unexpected good from his
Medicines am bound in gratitude to Mr.. Morrison te
make this as public as possible.
1t is well known that person must not be afraid tt
take any number Of these pl'ls-he more they take
in such case as mine, the more good they will do
They have not cost me Is, during the time hav'
taken them. am now withou, any pain, have goot
nppc,ite and sleep well being in the enjoyment ofper
feet health, and have been for the last eighteeI
months All nv wounds are healed but the scar
can testify what have suffered these still remain bu
need neither crutch nor stick and am able to worl
n nv garden and at my various employmenis
, send this TO Mrs. Beanham, General Agent Tor Som
erse and Dorset, and request her to publish for tn
, good Of the afflicted. Witness my hand -
Landlord 'e Of tho Rock Inn Exon, Somerset.
Witnessed by the Rev c. w. II. EvEnEp, Rector O
: Exton, and by JAMES YouNo. April Gath, 1889"
|
Bad Breath BadPerspiration. Both these dis
cover without disguise, the corrupt source from whic
they proceed How few pay attention 10 them o
their consequences, or have turned their thoughts I
radically prevent them! Some odorferous palliative
the whole length that science ha, gone IN !h,s re
spect; yet some weeks use Of the Vegetable UMvei
sal Medicines would remove the cause.
Countenance- Peershncss-Bad Humour.-Th
countenanccls the dalpate of our interior, and ou
. being master Of it, the sure sign OF composure an
i serenitythe most enviabe and desirable OF all state
II and may claim Divine extraction With composer
and serenity, life gdes pleasantly on, like unto pur
unobs,ruc,cd stream. Intellect, Imagination, compt
- sure serenity may be termed the fruit the essence
/ the whole body fly the management OF our bodie
we have attained to and perfected these high II
!, telecua faculties, we have done but little In thei
e resides all the strength Of man and OF the world
they the true fruit ofthe tree-he fruit OF this bod
which we have been nururng and taking care offro
il infancy up certainly, then, all physical asslsant
administered to the body which experience has tagf
d u.s. and can be proved beyond doubt to be instr
n mental in promoting and perfectng these high fun
), tons of our intellectual part being, must be acco
ding TO nature and provided by her for that pnrpos.
thar such is the case Of the Vegetable Universal Med
r cnes and their effects lasting, no man who has tr'
)r them will attempt TO deny or dispute The reaso
S WHY the world has never yet reaped the benefit fro
$ purgng expectoraton, etc, which are all only mod
of cleansing is that they have never been pcrsever
in, and in sufficient strength people not having ~
deasas to their true effects they expected that son
;, days use of either sufficient. Has not every o.
n, Of us however, experienced, after a cold or stuff
I'd head the enormous quantity of matter that is blow
b. out and spit sometimes lasting for weeks and month
er and do not always experience the beneficial rest
:R oft. Nature, in such cases from causes which
I'm cannot investigate has had the power to bring abo
he this cleansing herself; and if she had not done so
ly ma w ell imagine that the patient would have fallen
victim to such mass of humors accumulaung IN q
be head They did not consider the body mass II
r. brued with corrupt humours and that consequently
e, mus, be the work of time to radically free it Of the
r. Do not they see by cut or drain made IN field
It's not all the siagnan juices from the back remote par
Of the field flow towards this drains and must not I
borders of the drain be somewhat affected by tn
I'd bad quality, ill they are all run Oft SO it is WI
en- the whole internal tube of the human body, to viii
IT, is the draln and if is kept in order all the 9th
ly functions regulate themselves and the juices flow
on their proper state In vain, to the benefit of ma
rs kind has science made researches and by anaton
pryed into our most inward parts having once stra
ar ed from the path of nature, like man entering f
n est the more they have advanced the more they ha
cD found themselves bewlderd and lost, and graspng
every thing they could lay hold Of. BY their nvt
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