New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-01
nR. w. S. LOVES VEGETABLE
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hanireds OF cases dreadful which The Agne ano
Fever, Intermittent Fever mad made upon me ] d
sas OF its victims il appeared tc due 10 the cane o.
humanity To prepare upon first principles OF phar'iacS
safe end eeetrni e,re for lh ailctEye and ioal ~
ease-one that might be used with security 40 s
medical aid-kEowing that persons who were sitter ai4
by il lived remote from such aid and 1t Siyes me ii.
Measure announce that have succeeded n ny
object, and thai The medicine which row otter 70 ie pun
lie being entirely composed OF vegetable s1tgaocts l
cent in themselves will be found certain ana
Rsfn-e rreSeuting nv EIHXIR ~ public consideration
subm:uedhe prescription Ia several OF the most u
ed physicians OF Baltimore, amongst HON were Professors
a. botf of on, Medical Coegesgenlenen whose Proie
Ionsl cnnence and moral worth aar fore" and valne %
,er spnion.-end must not be charged Eth any eellhss
~ vanity when say feel hatArcd b. the strong terms
OF appreciation expressed in favor OF my y;
,ese Distinguished members Of lime honcTed Po!ess
a. was nfu.pced in the o5tanen nj M cercates ~
IN other motives than those whct nefsber oil an npfoa
e profession may indulge H. without mourning the ascr
ron towards him ofany other incentives than those ustAed
by The mos, chastened ambition ...--,,;o,
Having TINS explained my motives in rs prpaTat:an II
heromes rue now TO speak OF The N.dieiH and it, effects
A. kavebefnre promised. II i composed eltIeiy o.
be szbsta' ces 1t IS Periscty sar, aru may We i t
Inc disease Instantly frequently are'inr al The moment
OF the pa-oxisu, ami instead Of leaving hf!h1 J, Is e
eos. ,i,i some OF the ,oStruIs by e5prcJ 81
,ects than the disease ITSELF II raAes tho'otI
not only stops tie progress OF the nia!adS out
cause Of IL gives and eneryy 10 Ire ilVeF ana r+s.e
Tire whole system hcathfu acton In word me atei
in short period becomes entirely renovated anu Pacta ~,
the eBjovnen OF robust health a u my wish ha 90
on may be Induced purchase Elixir without he bc
auih.riv and proof OF lis vrues-vhou; beng put N pos
2m o, I .os sns;,,e n,siitne herewith annex the
c.r,itraes Of several medical gentlemen OF great eniuence
IN the profession. several of nbom III rsars N u Two
LII COLLEGES Of this vy-and when :hese facts,
.cepticism itself mns be satisfied, As besides Inc
emf OF those who bear testimony N It's favor Their rc
dsnterestedness must stamp Their opinions with the
III, opinions Of the folioing aigi,y distinguished Mediea
- gentlemen are respectfully submitted:
Nathaniel Porter. Md Professor Of Theory and Practice
The nrsparalion of Dr. 1--we Intended to cure ntermi'
,enl fever &c he OF great aiue, III suc 80,
,,enfs in which strong action required 10 he excited
believe will generally succeed where there Is no oe
January 4, 1912 NATHANIEL fo En-
onn;on of Richard wiImot Hail NJ D. Professor Of obsrei
rics Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence IN the un'
'e''"' " BALTIMORE January 2S, 1872
Being acquainted with the congestion and virtues o ~
Lows Vegetable Elixir speak oil il as an excellent
tonic and aromatic remedy, well suited especially 10 e
e''e y RICHARD WILMOT HALL. NJ ID.
Tie oninon off, T. Ducate n. D.. late Professor of Che
&c BALTIMORE. Jan q iSi2.
DR. w s. Love having submitted 10 mea vial OF his wee
table Elixir Tor the cure OF Intermittent levers a,S
me acquainted with the ingredients that enter us comps
on all OF which recognize as members q I te
strongly recommend its use In The cases assgneu " i.i
As the constituents Of this Elixir are morocco cpfD ,Ia
according the acquisitions OF The art 'hey VIA uou'e
severa'y contribute . '''e "eS'' j. T. DUcATEL
Thos Owings NJ D.. Baltimore.
Jconcur in the opinion nj Professor Potter. OF the cura-
tive power of Dr. Loves Elixir have us" in seve-
obstinate and protracted cases OF NJ %''
entire success. liiohao o"i-'''.
James H. Miller, M. D., Professor oil Anatomy Physiology
and Pathology, in the Washington Medical L nlvtrily oil
Baltimore baltimore. Ian. 20. ls Il
nrsr sir"in reply to your inquiry respecting tie article
presented for my Inspection which you designate as " The
Vegetable Elixir taords pleasure 20 state That con
si,er il an eegant preparation ard admirably adapted 10
the treatment iuernens whether ieb!e or Deurase,
or any form o, disease demasdins tonics
Most respectfully, yours ETC..
DR.. Love. j. l. 4h'lLEN-
s. X Jennings NJ D. Professor Of Maeria Medca, Them
peniics Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence, in tie
Washington Medical University ct Baltimore
Being informed d. ncy, "la, are the constituted mate
rial OF Dr. Loves Vegetable Elixir. checrfuliy ..roGr
signify my entire the opinion given ~ Professor
~ Potter in respect its toaic power in such cases as m
refers TO in his certificate on the Sntlecl ,..-.,c,
Baltimore, January !, 1872
BALTIMORE, January 25. l342.
have been made acquainted with the compliment paris 81
Dr. loves Vegetable Elixir for the OF intermittent t.,
vers and have hesitation in stating my belle! thai VIII
prove sminently servceabe 10 this disease.
EDWARD FOREMAN, Professor OF Chemistry
Washington University Baltimore.
VIM. NJ Kemp, NJ D. of Baltimore. .,
have read Professor Po,;ers views OF the vege!abe
ion that subscribe fully his sentiments have seen you
use il successfully. "ai. VI. Ae,"r'
DR.. Love.
AIask for my medicine is a far and impartial trial il
that be given TO IT, return will promise the patient not
hfnitk-but heaIt. with