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dcine the of entirely ses,ng and s.dcating the
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5nShiHA \ ,pSSkEE, Justice Of The Peace
MANSON FisHER, Jus,ic. of the Peace.
hs,s been lately the hys,n ME- a.S va q,
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and attending to his wants while he sics,
Her was one thar % with but P
eight years she had been obgedo be
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such form that my opinion that medicine would have
am perfectly convinced that her recovery entirely at
to the joHS HzRsiSoroN MD
, ALDEN. January II, 18i2
for I s ssS S M " a
aggravated character and resisted all the laid down
various TO no sees
am clearly the opinion that her be attributed the
GROVE C. GAGE, NJ. D.
=, ALprS January II, 1912.
@ ssknsi og eight ysas past have always under
have been surprised year see her about and
use use sas S hs w ssi sy 70 $
the fact tia; for five years Of the ms Of
Of her husband and 10 fact, whsa she was moved all
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ne" % o eon %Ssss *: s sass de-
tails ally and might well have been
ss %,o;sS the Patient
and xho was the time one of the Editors Of the CONNER
[ fri i;I.T; ndssa .h,, fallen hnms mad; experience
Gng and such eql.m.'a and shocking mutaiion Ia.
1 ss 60 The 10, Of d.Ts, Wyeso I'D yen of age no"
.as s The SON 5a ,1 N, ogo Il and r.
Without, assn,6ie he VS. suddenly deprived
% ss %hS %ss zen w wa
ths a aS ssa s ys 5 1 boz III s
upper the
b, ss as m0ua be dsut to .asns in
the husn face divine Tbi, fghul disease eased its
other parts of the system with and destructive
ther en- told the writer Of tssNws.
ss,duay and leg within four niche,
m them @ . of G %s.v
owfm achss The soudri and q ns t the night
felt the ground like the dead branch Of living The
disease ihsn showed at th elbow of tn left arm and
the le shoulder producing extensive exaon Of the bones
&c The ineeunents of the tight side Of the
des roy ing ccrnpl lint in its incpient stages
On ximinng the boy who notwithstanding he il deaf and
mute, is really Intelligent nnd spighy the to
US was how i possible for tuition very feeble
and eless that the rapidly falling pieces from
the death Of parts, could when reduced fragment
of humanity hold and proopg for years miserable
ence Strange asst found this piece Of child
sung at the dinner table with the of the family and feed
ing himself with meat potatoes hI adj aud like with
lately presented hideous Of eating ulcers heal
ing over kindly and nothing but the let tell the
injury done the left shoulder and the that surround the
light eye the lower jaw and the agm Of still grow
ing on the head the Of which shall attempt
to d sscri e.
The rain check this terrible reading and hope
less maadyhe removal of the pains
excited by irritable flesh cted with dead animal
matethe quiet sleep increased strength and stable
doubles Justly, attributed by his mother the exclusive
for the last six weeks Of rcgul portions Of Mr. T. c. BRS
tolls SARSAPARlLLA. Those who have witnes sed the
truly suspicious and most unexpected effects Of this medicine
IN this extraordinary the opinion
that had been early admnsts red when the disease COM
paatvey small and feeble, and the constitution sound and
vigorous could not have failed Of the greatest
calamlties that can befsl a human being
CERrHIcArE OF GEN. MANSFIELD.
Mr.. C. G. BRISTOL have been acquainted with Peter
Wycksf for than and have known his
james from his infancy this day. and do hereby certify than
the facts forth the above from the Commercial Advert
correct.
ORANGE MANSFIELD, P. NJ,
. North Clarence Erie Co.