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CURE OF a SWELLING IN THE SIDE
- The following letter has been forwarded to Mr..
Morison President OF the British College oil Health,
from his AGENT for Dorset and Somerset the truth of
which is atestcd by the Rev c. w. H. Evered, Rector
of Exton. "Crewkerne, May 30th, 1899
"SlR-1 have much pleasure in forwarding to you,
for publication at the express wish of the undersigned
the following most extraordinary proof of the efficacy
of your Medicines in the Of a case of Scrofula
which under the usual treatment being deemed incu
fablt nau ueTeu all pToUaDllly0 eraulcated
81 beg leave TO observe that the writer, Henry
Howe, is an entire stranger to me, that he has sent
me this, his own statement quite unsolicited written
and signed by himself and as il is a..ested by the resi-
dent Clergyman of the village, humby presume that
its authenticity cannot, and will not be doubted.
remain, sir, yours, ever faithfully HARRIET BEASHAM
Henry Kouc's Statement Of his oun Case.
first had swelling IN my side in the latter part OF
February, 1880, and applied to DR.. Welbank, OF Lon
dom whose prescriptions took for many weeks, and
in the month of June following he lanced my side and
thumb. LIFT London, July LIST, and came home to
sarsapara, and root liquoricc during long time;
after which drank dandolion and dock roots several
weeks. In August removed TO Halscombe, where
took medicines for six or 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 DIR. Green's Drops
and consulted Mr. Titticut who put seton into my
knee this little before Christmas. After suffer
ing long time persuaded to try Mr. Churchill s
Medicines, and applied his Ointment to my wounds
sixteen weeks. Finding no benefit, applied TO Dr.
ChOrcy, and took his prescriptions. March 10TH
1881, came home to Halscombe, and was ordered TO
drink lime water nndapply fresh butter to my wounds.
After trying this III VAIN, Iconsuted DR.. Baker taking
his prescriptions and applying mcIcuria ointment to
my wounds, with otons and herb pouilices, TO
the swellinCs. NV increased suiicrlngs led me to
apply again to DR.. Collins and DR.. Sully; took their
prescriptions ten weeks applying poutlces, Poor
Mans Extend and causic 10 the wounds but without
any benefit. Afterwards had recourse again to DR..
Green's Drops, with poultces and Poor Mans Friend,
but tht s. and many other remedies, all in vain
| GcspairCd of ever finding relief from my suficrngs,
when NJ Christmas, 1882, MoRIsoS's UNIVERSAL
MEntoISrs were recommended TO me- and ! took them
in doses from four to cnytwo pills each day-after
taking them about three weeks my pans greatly
aha,cd, and was 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 nv wounds. BY continuing these pills every
day during twelve months, l oblc 4, gc M and
walk about with my crutchcs-a blessing which il
was never expected should cniuy-I had tried every
OF pounds TO no good purpose; they all sad mcdl
cine could do me any good | do believe If had
known these CSlTEr " MEDICINES year and half
before, should never have been Il cripple; but l ain
thankful 10 God that now know them, and that |
have experienced snch unexpected good from his
Medicines am bound in gratitude TO Mr.. Morrison 10
make this as public as possible.
II IS well known that person must not be afraid to
rake any number of these plls-,he more they take,
IN such case as NINE, tho more good they will do.
They have not cos, me &, during the time have
taken them am now without any pain, have good
appetite, and sleep WE'LL being the enjoyment ofper-
feet health, and have been for the last eighteen
months. All INV wounds are healed, 1ut the scars
testify what have suffered these sol remain bur
need neither crutch nor stick, and am oJlc to work
nv garden and at my various cup'oyments. !
send this 10 Mrs. Beanhnm, General Agent for Som
erse and Dorset and request her to publish for the
good of the afflicted Witness M, hand,
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Countendnce- i'eeriShneSS-Ddd Humour-Ihe
couEtenancels the dnlplate OF our INTERIOR and our
beng master OF H. the sure sign oil composure ana
sereny-the most envabe and desirable OF all states
ana may clam DIVINE extraction WIN colnposure
aud serenity, lie gdes pleasantly on Ike unto pure
nnobstrucied stream lntet!oc IMAGINATION, compo-
sure serenity may be termed he fruit the essence Of
the whole body lfhy the management OF our bodies,
we have not attained to and perfected these high IN
telectua faculties, we have done but little. In them
resides all the strength OF mau and of the world :
they are the true fruit oithe tree fruit of This body
which we have hesn nurturna and laking care oftron
infancy up; certainly, then. nil physical assistance
administered to the body viii n experience has taught
us, and can be proved beyond doubt 10 be instru-
mental in promoting and pnf,ctng these high func-
tons of our intellectual part heinz, must be
ding to nature and provided by her f,r that purpose