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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

Gent'emen:--In reply u your noe Of yeslet
day, requesting ny "pr"inn oi The series OF Anal
pniral Plates Of DR.. GUAM aud Mr.. Wilson, |
am glad To h. able To stale, That It is, III NY
rpnon, the most spIeud'd work Of the kind that
has appeared. is ou,hors are praclised a"d TX
rrllrnl anato,uists, and rot less informed IN The
various rrlarons whirh ,het important depart.
net hears 10 medical science in general The
plates, N The original. aIe faithful represents
tons vi The human frame us exposed Oh drssec.
ton. and are heau,itIll, deIura:rd.
Such work. executed throughout with the
sar1 rare as the iIihug'apiic plates which you
exhibited 10 me. and under the supervision oi 81,
able an anaoulst as Prof. Pancoast, | should
esteem n cheap and most valuable addition to
our stock Of suaIolnira WORKS; aud cannot
duubt, that il would be eager sought after by
the student, as we'll as by the prscritioner, to
refresh hI> memory on important, occasInns.
AN, gentlemen. rpspe"tfnll, yours.
ROBLEY DUNGLlSON.
Prof. OF the Institutes Of Medicine. &c, IN Jr
irrson Medical College.
To Messls. Carey & Hart.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

QUAiN'S MlCAI
~. q TES.
TAREY II HART. Philadelphia. have in
~ press. se'"s OF Anatomical Plates. with
references aud physiological co.,rnents, ilIs,rra
ling The sIrurIure Of thu diff rent parts OF The hu
nlun body. EdiIed ny
JONES QUAlN. M D.
Member Of the S"nale OF The University O.
LnndOn. AND
w. J ERASMUS WILSON,
Lecturer on Anatomy ard Physiology a, tn,
Mrddlpsrx Hospital.
with \ rrs and Ahdims Ivy
JOSEPH PANCUAST. NJ D.
Professor OF Aral"my in lh- jefferson MrdcaI
College Of Philadelphia Surgeon TO III.
Philadelphia H'npuaI. etc. etc.
The plates are To hp ACCOMPANIED nv Ieue,
press. cO"tsining detailed references TO iii. Va
dous objects drlnraIrd But with view 10
r-IId'r them inirlghe Ia grratpr nu,ns,rr u,
PERSONS running commentary on each PLATE l.
gwen, stating in general terms, aud d,vps,ed a,
lar as "a" he, Of all tr':hnicary. the u>,s and
pu poses which The different oherts serve ia the
animal economy. The work consists Of the r,l
| loving divisions:
She Muscles Ofthe Human RodV.
F'(y-one Plates
The vessels Of the Human Bod.
Fihy Plates.
ihe nerves Of the sIualan Body.
Thiny.rIghI Plates.
HE viscera Of the Human BODY.
lnrludng The organs OF
DIGESTION, RESPIRATION. SECRE.
TON AND EXCRETlON,
Thinytwo Plates.
The Bones and Ligaments,
Numerous Plates.
Terms OF PuBLIcArIos.-This work will
be completed ia one splendid Royal Quarto Vol
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

w ainni Street. Feb ry 10. 1872.
Cfnilemen. - Tue ,nIoured anatomical plates.
pnh"hrd 10y J'"'-s Quain. A. D., PrnG.ssur oil
Anatomy in lhr University Of Lond,r. are as ac.
"urale ~ all their deIineA,ions as they are spleu
did III their rxr' ution.
consider them The most valuable work, upon
'he suhIerts they portray, eve. off led to the u,d
hdl proir>SI"u. and The testimony If my private
students ; sIong in her lavn. They say IT, al
Ter the demonstration Of the professor Of anatomy,
there '-'ll'"s any d"uhr upon their minds as To
Ihr precise location OF structure Of any organ.
It is immediately removed hy view Of Quain s
Pats.
Inc only objection 10 the work is the expense
Of ii, costing as il does upwards Of one hundred
dolla's whrh | understand you intend 10 re
move" ny Offering it a rdncrd pace.
You have my hest wishes for the surress Of
his enterprise; as | AM PERSUADED, that il you,
IAN rrdue tiIr expense OF n 8 work as low As
y'u anticipate, you will become benefactor To
ouI pro essen.
Very sincerely and faithfully yours.
WIN. HARRIS.
To Messrs Carev ~ Hs,,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
To Messrs. Carey q Hart.
Phiiadt !phia, Feb'ly II, 1912.


Gentlemen Quain's Anatomical Plates. SO
complete aid arCurae as they are. would on
lh'S ground alone he srrung re' omulelded to
'hr nrd'raI student aud rrsl IIIione,; Ia The
'o,nrr as guide, IL the latter as renIenhrancrr
OF details which are too snor forgotten. aud yet
knowledge oI which is 4 u Of vital import.
aucr. Whrn it is added u these claims on our
notice, 'hs, the n.IIcan edition "f this WORK
witch you are hr'nsi " out in style Of arsIical
execution superior even as Far as relates 10 the
""g'av'ng. Ia the +" gish Edition, and At price
"nr Eighth If Thai II he migina', we may readily
snpp'sr that your liberal expenditure Oh this
"crasion will h. mel Nv large aud ready sale
Of these nu'y beautiful plates.
JOHN BELL.
Lecturer on The Institutes Of MrdcinA aud Med.
ical jurisprudence.
To Mrssrs. Carey & Hau.
Specimens nf The above me ntionpd work may
hs ser" nj +. HARRIS, Boonvl!le, who is pre-
pared 10 'ec-ive subscriptions
Boo,ville, Aug. l3,h. 1912.
GEORGE ST. GEORGE JULIAN,
THE PnINCE. nv Henry Cu.ktun. snrhor 0I
Valentine Vox." "Slsnlv Thorn" ETC.. c0mpIe ie
IN me volume, with numerous illu sfrati0n.. inst
published and for sale by Z. HART
Boonyille, Oct. 18th 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
lllOrris's Tour.

NOTES ofa rour through Turkey. Greece.
~ Egypt, Arabia. Ps'ria. tn the Holy Land,
iacludnga wit IL Athens, Sparta. DAlohi. Cairo,
rhebss. Mt. Ssnai. Petra, &c. by E JOY Morris,
Just published. far sale by E, HART.
Boonville, Oct. 18TH 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

TLASS -Windov GaSses. varin,ls s,zss -
" Blankets, a grnpr,l assortment. for sale by
J. ID L. I. W. FERRY.
March 1911 l. o
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

Philadelphia, Feh'ry Is, 1872.
Gemlemen:-I have Just received your note
r-qr sting ny opinion rs to The nrrls nj the
srlrs Of anatomical Plates" by Jpurs QIain,
VI. d.. reprint Of which you have engaged in.
II afford ne much pleasure To Stale, that from n
close examination Of his work, am induced 10
"onsdrr it the bes, OF us class that has appeared,
aud most cordially recommend i, 10 the medical
student. With regard yours, DC.
THOMAS D. MUTTER.
Prof OF Surgery in the Jrtfrrsom Medical College.
To Mrssls Carey q art.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
Hymn Hooks.

MErHODlST EpI'copsI Hymns Camp.metf I.
IVl ing do, Dover Selections, HYMN P.alr
Book. r B4Hy,
BnonvilIe, Aug 18th, ls42.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
Parker,s Spccifc.
JAMES NEW WORK

A HISTORY of the Life Of Edward The
Blutk Prince aud Of various events tnunr, ted
herewith which occurred durrrg The Rrgu o.
Edward III, King ui England, co.mpl-le in >
Volumes. just published, for sale by
Boonvillr. OFT. 18th 1912. E HART,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

FLLEN PlCKERINi'S New Novel, the Ex.
- p1rfant just published, for sale by
b""nV'lle. Oct 10 h, lS42. E. HART.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

tROSS' MASONIC CHART-Jus received
- the true Masonic Chart, by r. W. Jeremy Of
Crn's' ". Il FOR sale by E. HIATT.
July 30. 1872 roun, lille.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

TALFOURD'S MISCELLANIES.
TRlTlCAL and Mi<reIl ,neais VIKINGS Of T
~ N. Tslfuurd. author of Ion" in one ynIum.,
just published fnr sale nv E HART
BoOnville. Oct. 10th, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
CORNS, CORNISH CORNs,u

4 NURED by t4e AttIou corn plaster! IA ahld,
~ imnelIu'e roueL ana Is sure cure Ion
c. rms q dlssolN Is the corn sud removes 4 fl, IA
the iOOt with case ana expedition. without IN,
least pam. tru.u HmOng tue many cases OF
tbe Rev EOenezSr Newhall Of LIdculn, Mass
| cannot neglect 10 state, that feel great con
iidencc IN the Aibl"n corn plaster. as one of the
surest remedies; have tried us efficacy, add ia
tour successive applications according TO the de
rectlOus, u effect, q 4 cure
In prof Of which, read the following cases,-
iad}!-lo whom reference can be made. after
suffering great pain, an Inconvenience Tor years
from cuTns, and who m the mean ti,ne was ma
King use oi VdT!o highly celebrated rcd edIes
but 10 40 purpose, ant had IN CtuS,utl, rc,. az
these repeated ul-avpoinunents, nearly DESPAIR
al VI rcie., most h"ppiy met with the Albion
corn plaster, one boX of hIch Cat an ,xpen % of
only 81 ceniS) has cniIre cured her corus! So
astonishing " AZ TINS ute az 10 induce several of
the iueuds and neighbours of The lady to use tbe
same r. NEEDY, aud wi h tho same good SUGGEST
ASAn old Gentleman! Informed an agen,
th0l atleF suffering uuCOnssIOndhle pain and
Trouble Tor yeaas 'Tbm a corn, which had resist
Sd cvers attempt To drslIty, Was cured bv Tins
most valuable plaster!
A pcrs"U!-So mp lcd with corns for a lone
uae as 10 be unasl e TO w Xix, had To cut holes in
ms shoes, to "a sc hls feet, cured by this
Pre- : cents box.
- \ u. Each Of the articles will lie sig,ed w I
klfd'r on the ogtslje wrapper,
- 0RSumHtoH. No rers. can have ade
tuIte ia 81 inc asst JuishlES relief winch DR.
N"ue hlShly celebrated A .thma'ic or cOnsumn
i've plils, give IN consumption cou shs, coils
hsury OF breathing, whue: lag, ushtness o
I'VE chost, pam IN the side, splitting of blood DC
ialr tlal only Is necessary t. convince an,
suffering from these complaints that tn ; Is on,
II the most valuable medicines ever .,scoyere,
ivr complaints OF the lungs gene rally. Common
CO.'S are removed IA iew huU.s Price 25 cts.
REPAIRED from the original N = Rccle oI ID
/ w L Conway, by w /. kIdder, lmm.dIate sue
I Ccsior TO the late I Kldder. by whom thy ar
/ for sale at his Cnuufin" rosEl, No So state 81
/ corner of Merchants row, Boston, and hy hi
special appointments by JAS BAKEE,
dee Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

{ VIE SUBSCRIBER would lnfprm his al! Gus
TONERS and the public generally, that he still
continues tu anui1cuTe tie above articles, IN all
'hrT varieties. ~ his old stand on Uni n Street
WHEELING VA JOBBING of all kinds don,
ai lho shortest kulice. Houses covered with COP
PER, TIN, ZINC, or SHEET IRON. un the mos
approved plan AMI reasonable teru., From his *
percnCe IA Ihls business he nalItrs himself that d,
MI be able To give general satisfaction. SPOUT
INC Tor honSos, Of every kind srze and price mad,
3" "r"er Wiih Prompinoss and despatch. II ais
cnniIUues tho manui 4cture Il RUSSIA Iron
CRATES for dwell ngs, either PLAIN or fancy -
those grales lhr comfIri, convenience and beauty
add greatly 10 the finish Of parur
ALSO, on hand variety Ofpaii-rns Of COOKINt
>!Ol is either for wood nT Goa suitable Tor IuICls
SieImhoais or private families. which cannot b.
-urpassed by any hs market eilhcri 4, uti.ijy o
p'ice, all "! which he Is determined To sell al h
nl''si reduced prices f'r Cash Or approved barrier
tmI % TnOS G CULBERTSON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
ITCH CUREDIt

I(E!t ever go Inycterdte, ia one hours applica-
i u2n' and az danger from taking COLBY
using DuHlfrtcs' Itch Ointment. So great and
extended mere has become Its reputation thai
dealers are 1TcClng 70 from all ports OF the coun.
nv; a. remedy which gives their customers the
highest satisfaction.
A student, conutcte with one efour Literary
Institutions where this loathspme disease had
appeared, observes, that Dumires' ltcn ONT
ment e&ieTmlnated It, after various other appli.
cations had failed 10 do so, and .. Aat M conse .
qlence gained q reputation n tha seminary and
yicLIty, rs The best remedy knO W for the Itch!
Ndme can be given If desired.
- TINS preparation for pleasantncss. safety,
expedition, ease aHd certainty, IS embarrassed At
equal!ed. lsdoes not COHtaH tie least particle
OF ncrsury, or other dangerous Ingredient and
may be applied with perfect safety by pregnant
females, or To children ut the breast, aud n
cures however lnvcicraie, In one IOur's apple
caiDn only and no danger from taking cold.
Testimony ~ proof of the high character OF
this article as follows
A distant dealer 90 ordering gross. observes;
yet used Iu these partsr'
Another writes from a distant c.ty--.'I: is a
valuable article, asd fully worth the price set
upon lt-It has uJ equal 900 tins marker
physician o the first SmI ncuce, IN prescribing
o. spoke Of % 90 the highest terms az most COM
pIcieiy answering the purpose, AND 90 use bis
IrIs also one Of the best application for the
bar"'r Itch. puppies and risaas,s of the skin
ECIgT1IIg-
Price With fIIl directions ~ c.nts.
fsfDr Bcf.s Asiumalc or Cousump.rve rII q
-iHF has been pronounced among 900 fIccaugh
.'l.'.u,z io be- had, one Of the most valuable
''gLL y,i discovered, winch trial Will prove.
N %. Each article will b.. signed by w T..
h,otf uu iUc outside wrapper.
,.rrsg1f'd irom The ouginll VI S Recipe Of DR.
W ~ Conway, by W l. Krdfcr. immed.at sr.rc1s.
sor to tle late D K.dder. by who % thew are Tor
sal, ai DIS counting room, NJ Sc s .ate street
-pff,lal appointment by JAS BAKER.
Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

Or he UgiUsrni gttabie med'ciHe n he Rriti,A
c2Ycce + Heaih-LtHd0n.
GENIlESE Medicines cure every disease which
admits OF cure.
Tnrv rem, We no n the stomach, liver and
ln;estIncs--the blood making OT-aus--tGe OBJ
strustons to The Cue performance OF thc. healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the vari-
Gus secTejIOns, and prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully To resist the gTedlspo~ln
and exciting causes to disease.
3 They increase the action of the absoTbei Is by
which all morbid grOwths aiken into crct-
iatIon and afterwards expelled from the bod.
4 They restore there Su!arlty of those plocess-
es upon which reformation ana cITcul iIIou OF
tn, blood depends.
These are the only medicines known in which
small doses have powerful and beneficial efie 81;
and yet, of which IN extreme cases; such very
large doses may be administered teaTi.ssy AMI
with greatly IucTea sed advantages IL the atieut
Tue British coll exc Of health having revoked.
a1nullLu and made VOID tue appointment of DR.
Horauo SbcEheard Meat, h" has ceas. q 10 be IN
any manner onncc;td with or gent OF the col
lr-e of ~ ealth.
George Taylor being now and from henc, forth
tie sole genera age Il IN the UuI.e States. of
IlSh col Cge OF heal h. for the sale Of Morn ION
y is. o. the Vegetable universal medicines OIL
college Of heath; 40 other person BAT the said
George Taylor has any llSIt or authority 10 nom
mate or appoint general az ats tor the sale Of
me above meilcnCs
GEO TAYLOR, Is Chaml er r sole general as't
JOHN FISHER agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
\ REMARKABLE CURE oF RmErMArIsM
RG the use OF Or Jcb5's Rheumatic Ltnilnrni
- ~ enlarged bottle Copy OF IA letter
thar pStown Mass, Jupe %

u the use OF Or JCb5's Rheumatic LtHimen!
char estown tMasSl June %
To The pr0Pri si0rS Of Dr JeLb's LiRimeaL
Dear Sill dc m Il 4 duty owe To suffering
huma"Iiy. u aclualnt you, and through YOU IN,
Pubic, tShO uid you think BEST of the uneXpcct-
"a and surpTs Hg cure pe!fO. med on myself by
the use 81 the above most excellent nee !cIne..-
have been for mO.e than thirty years, aud some
tn most seq Grey, afflicted VII. the Rncuma-
tIsn,; nave been frequently rendered ueffcctl .
helpless, aid IN consequence confined to INV bed
when II has cqllrcd Two persons 10 move me.
bcIno IN such extreme pam; have several times
been under the care of tile most eminent nh 81
cans, out procured only temporary relief. / ono
day notices. The advertisement Of j bb's Iiniment
with tie testimonials accompanying IT, aud wa.
induced TO ty a bottle. VIII ch / used wlthout
much sensible benefit ! concluded howe,tr
TO persevere. and bought anOIner ,trie and wa,
Srea ,y r ISvcd add by tic use of half the third
hottie was wholly cured and have never since
bad return Of the pm, which / d sd not b, en-
Tree ron. m0nth NJ q ne, iOf thirty years, aud
II - n1w more than three years since l was
cured. would most earnestly a.yise evtrl
ferson suffering under this paIafdl complaint.
not to despair Jtsa cure, so long as they can ob
:aIn DR. !ebb's Il.hmeut" You ire al liberty 10
make any use Of this Won may think advisable
Most respectfully y urs.
To Tho foregoing testimony many pthrrurou,s
able proofs might pe added in favor of The sur,ar
or Eminent Of i'r Jebb. No,hInE but d fair Iial
which the proprietor confidently sol;cits can
give an adequate lEea OF ITS uurIvall,d efficacy
IN Mitigating anu thoroughly mastering. tif
eACTnC dllHS ulStase' u Whl' n % hHS been sue
cessiully applied IN multitude OF cas-. :. Tho
operation of the LluimUIt Is often immediate.
and y mas frequently cured Rheumatic affection
OF years standing, ~ tour and tSenty hours L.
lS ais n commented with cgHHISHce, ds one ut
the best applications known for stiffness of m,
joints, numbness, sDTaIus, and chilb ains
Price % , cents, with directions
n y. The LInlmeut Phials enlarge d 10 douI L.
heir former sIZe.
n b. Each article will be signed W l. KIdder
IN the outside wrapper.
" I)T Relics ASH .HdiicOr conSltBpfirr nils. |
rice % cents, only. Have proved, and are pro-
bounced by numerous persons who have made
Use OF them, the best Of all the Cough Medicines
u coughs, colds, Asthma, difficulty II breathing
o9rsehess "he Zlng, splitting Of blood
IND complains OF the lungs generally.
Prepared from the Original " ) Recipe OF DIR
W L Conway. by w 7. KIdder immedia,e sue
lessor 10 the lateT Kldder, by whom they are
OF sale at ms counting room, y &c State street
corner OF Merchants Row, Boston, and by his
y ei.aI prominent by JAS BAKER,
u-C Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
CABINET WARE ROOMS,
hluNRuE Strict.

EREMIAH CLEMENS. respectfully inform
- ms friends and The public that he has resume,
business e. agent n hi Old stand on Monroe street
Where he viii "anulncrure ms formerly and keep 81
hAhd an assortment Of CABINET FURNITURE
eP"hi ~ workmanship and material any ufIrre
j" '"'S cry or The wcsi, which he offers al yer,
Leuured prices. Among his sock will be found
Sofas. Bureaus Dining and PnrIur Tables TniIette,
Wardr"hes, Rocking Chairs Bedsreads Of al kind.
Desks Wash Stand, &c, &c. Every article in his
me made 10 order. orders thankfully rcreIyed aud
T r IMPLY attended to- anl5 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

La! what makes y.ur teeth sn unusually white!
Quoth Jcsh's Dulcna TO him Io'her M sht
To make ysurs look SO, With a grin, replied JOSH
I've bought Won bottle Of Thorn'S Doth Wash;
ris the best now use, 50 the gentle folks say;
AID since they've tired tins, cast al others away.
But To prove IL the bcst Ia make the teeth shine
Look a"ain. my dear Sal, ut the lustre OF mine.
Then Try this great loot Wash,
The Teaberry Tooth ~ ash,
And see # the Tooth " ash of Thorn, rs not hhei
4 MONG the accommodations 20 the above are
~ the following.
HAVING tried Dr'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash. and become acquainted with the lnSre /
ents ofits tompo-iuOu, cheeriuliy say, consid-
er u one of the safest II Is one Of the most
peasant tooth washes now muse. III NJ
Pittsburgh Sept Is, lsl2. Dentist.
take pleasure IN stating, offer having mace
use Of 'ThOru's Tea b rry Tooth Wash, thatU l.
one of the bSs' deutrificrs IN use. Beng ~ q IL
quId 'ormit combines nta'n ness with convenience.
While u clednses the enamel aud removes the
tartar from the teeth, lis perfume Yields fra
= anc, peculiarly desirable. J p 1lBBlTS. VI IT,
Tea berry ruoth wash and have found II 10 IL
an extremely pleasant deniulrce, exercising a
mos salutHTy influence over the teeth ana gums,
preserving Those lndIsJunsaOie HeWbers from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation 81
Tartar, and purifying The Breath. Having thor
oUghly tested lts rtuvs we take pleasure IN Ie
commencing II 10 the public, belevingI It to bC
the hest article of the Kind now II use.
NJ II BEkTSON, JAMES JACK.
ROBr PEBBLES CIIAS 3 SCULLY.
& DARRAGH, WIN MCANELESS,
| Il l. RINCiWALT LEONARD = JOHNS,
/ J NJ MOORHEAD. JAS s CRAFT.
/ For sale by JAS BAKER, Wheeling. Va
fob S ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
HP 'IION
CAN RE CURED.
by O,NEILL'S CATHOIICON.


THE following letter l. from "A veteran PhysI-
can, whose service IN ~ e Navy of the UnUCd
States as WI. as nI- long aud successful practice
IN tins county have gained Tor MIN an elevated
rank as msmn r vt the Medical faculty.
Liberty >toWn Frederick GO, Nd. Jan 18th, Is 2.
Mr. z O'N 'll-Delr >Ir-lt. with goat pea
sure, that send you account of the most
extraordinary cure that have ever wItnes sea ln
the whole cuuy' e Of ny pTactcc- The easel alludt
10 - that OF my son HowarL aged twenty We r.,
aud call a. eNtr1or ti.arv hevause II wa CON
s2mpIDn Of the tu1g~, attended with al It's
c"ncOn!tant train of untyrlng symptoms. o. VII:
a pam N the breast hacklng cough drynrss
m The pam of the hauJs. great emac atlon, Hash
m of the cheeks. night sNy'ais, NJ. And 10 adj
10 the ca talogue Of rs uiS, ae had an aggravated
form OF BrouchlttS, wan ucrrauon OF lle thfoa',
palate ahu roo at the mouth. Ia snort, htS Mh'te
y stem vas scTnfuIoJs. aud there were various
ulcers on hi. head. body aui limbs The disease
had been p.Clmg GA EIs cons tuition for sevcu
years. Ever, thing hat the 80 lCIude of parent
could suggest, or the skill at eight or ten phvSl-
Guns could dey.st had b, en- exhausted upon m.
] considered hIs case beyond tse rCaCn Of med
cine, and hope Itself mad abandoned us. We saw
nothing for him bat death, and at swiftly 40
preaching ~ hlle the poor fellow la' ~ this
pIila6le condition, was watching with Lr' ~
. Iutgrtst the I.nprU. eWCnt which Nour CathOhc n
was lax IN the hel IN OF my worthy nclg y
Jesse I.auuls, T. q, whose case was clsa a
um. ton, anu When | fond that your IN
cine haI restored him toNiaorJus h, ulih a "a
hope seemed u dawn on the case Of my afflicted
son. had no DOUBT. frun ~tat h,d seen Oi It's
eth slCv, Jnut u WUu be Of benefit to hIlu. but
rrpcure for him nos ruIn ofthc compon Ut parts
OF which had no knowledge, would have been
departure rom the course ussduy pursu = b.
physicians. Here there arose = stru rgle h.twrer
professional pride aud the fee 'n2s of father oi
hl~ chId. The latter ssUOn pyrdOmlnated; gu
HIM to commence using your CathOllcOn l.
about month there was a visible improvement
IN ms health; he then auGht cold which tn ev
him back cons derGbly: he, bow ever, pc rsCvcr,C
with the medicine and again beg 70 improve
slowly; his pans and soreness ia the chest lei
uIni. Tie ulcers gradually healed, his appetite
improved, every symptom had vanished and al
by the sole OF vOIr Cath JlIc0n for the space
Of s'N months. thus, my dear sir, has your val
liable remedy restored the health of my son, " h,
was tp'terug on the verge Of the grave, and
would ne guilty o. deep lngratitude. and gros
| injustice 10 YOU, # withheld my testimony q
| the atcraUve, purifying aud Sauativ properties
| YOUR Catholicon. JOHN w DORSEY, NJ ID.
! For sal. b. JOHN FISHER,
| jun Whc ein". W..
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