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WITH JEWETTS MEDICINES,
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lDESo yo SMllLl3(o
A T hi. residence, Champan ST., a few rods north
~ Of Mc>>rS. Folctt & Bradley, Bnrlington VI.
IN rendering his most grateful acknowledgements 10
hls friends and pal tents, for the encouragement and
support they have gwen him the past wear, the Doc
tor wonld leg leave to state that, his success has
thus far, been equal to his most Sauglnc eXpccla-
tons; for has seldom cen the case that the merits
OF a new system of medical practise, ha> cen more
fully tested and fairly established, in short time
Indeed, DIR. Smnh does not hesitate to say-aud the
mclral gentlemen in this place will not deny il
tina, he ha> elected some signal aud important cres
where the patients had cen given over by other
PHYSICIANS aud therefore he feels confident. that
could he lie called IN season, when the patient is first
taken, more frequently than he is, u cure would be
mach sooner c.ecel and with far le.. expense AMI
SUFFERING, for the sick, than when they first employ
Other means I'll the patient Is nearly dead, and then
call HIM. For in all cases, since he has adopte the
If Jewcll'> medicine, where he thus cal ed,
has the recorery of the sick, tcen rapid almost
To induce them and their friends to think but HIc lrdS
The maifer, though to all appearance they were a.
SICK as those who employed othef practice and soon
dieI; ur were rcckS, aud perhaps. mOnfiS in getting
up again. first having To al andon their Doctors med
lrlnr, entirely, leiure they could gam al all The
fact is, whenever .evet> remedies tave lecn flirIv
lriel and became fully known, their Iennral elects
in curing dea>e IF every tyne and form, have Iccn
lacknowlciecd by the most shllil physicians and the
most critical oh ervcr>
V, 7.
Jeweu ly two hrahly distinguished phy.icmn~, who
by their siiuity, fahfilne~> and xiii IN practice,
em aimed themselves IN the memory and affections
of many in thi> place, who used 10 employ them and
who,though dead, yet speak. Hear them.
PuRiINGToN, W., Jan. J. 1856.
"CoI. JEwErT- Dear Sir have received AMI
read your pamphlet with mach interest, and am high
" pleased with your plan of overcoming dlsea,c.-
You truly carrying OFT the principles of DIR. Jack
son and others, which they have ably alv0ca'el.-
am confident that reform the practice of me IL
cine is ndIspen>ahIy necessary.
JOHN POMEROY, VI. D."
BuRIrxGTox, Oct. %, 1897.
" Cot. JEwETT Dear Sir have depo. tied nthe
lanl here, fifty dollars more to your credit, ON
count of medicine sold So far as | have used them
in my practice, they have proved far more cracrli>
than had anticipated. They act readily on the >y-
tenn, and overcome disease in "A manner | never t.
fore witnessed, and do not hesitate to give my full
appro hation TO your system. | have sold and used
nearly four hundred dollars worth nce irs, rccciv-
ed an assortment from yo1
Z" | am most lruy your old friend,
TRUMAN POWELL NJ. u,
DR.. Smith = happy to state that he "a led on Dr.
Pumcrov, a lew months lcture his DEATH and found
him still firm IN the same uninion He said Jew
Ell, dong the same now. that Cullen did in his dav
Ant" sarl he, 81 toll DR.. Awa'rr he was not the
greatest man in the word, and lam NOT but | wa,
>hould snrrolnb t. Jciret, for his system j. correct
and his medicine the best in the lr0rH aud re-.
Iuc>rcd him 10 70 to Dr. Smith and get Inc a bottle
eases my head ve,y much" When physicians Oft the
fr> rank, whose e'uca'l'n aud talents do honor to
their profession, and every ndvi lal who has gwen
them tar trial, come on IN favor Of Jewet> mcjl
cnes IN language ,ine,IHvocal and decided as the
a! owe who Wi doubt the truth OF what they say 7!
Those who thin II for their interest 10 cppo,e
practice, and whose minds have lcen bIiHded and
prciHdiccd lY those whose ScifsbneSS and pride
pre- dominate over Their sense OF justice and truth and
all Their teHcroient feelings, and tho,c only!
But in order to induce nvalus OF every class TO
make trial OF the latrocpllc rcmcdle~, DR.. Smith
made proposition TO take certain chronic ca,es upon
his own risk no cure, no pay"-provicl any
wished TO close such bargain, by placing themselves
under hl> care in the village and following his d.
rcclion> LONG a. he should lie willing prescribe
or until they got well and provided also tina, they
make the paymen, of IN, bis secure. should he e rt
with the conditions, and cure IS the rc,,lt. vhilr
",h,r. VIII" made no syrb barroin anJ d;J M, con,.
p,y ,rh one Of lis conditions are dsro Ell 10 i'm
HE IeneGi of-"nn cirrc. no novr Bpt IN nil ,urb
Tho nrin,,c .hnl - rrrcrsc9-o no MAJ, no c,,ro
Dr. Smih viii now male another rr6no.ition. in
order IN inuce the nlbli TO ,c.t The merit, IF bi
prar,ice-in season. All persons. of every are sex
and condon vhar.yer who shoil he ,nl en- ,vitb am,
acute Jis,asc-;.ver.. ery,inela.. cholrro mnrl,ut
rhennailsm.. mental deranyeInent. >nitt,ng blood
nile. telter,' nroar,,I> rrcrl sick head-achr main in
In, breast conuh> and cons uu,ion and >hnjl imrnc-
,L,,,v send for Dr. Smiib md rnm,I, v:,h tho
aInvr conditions shall h. (,i'LflIvo,,rnJI m ,n"n
,b. Same ., f, nripcjnIc-w ma cyrc no nour
e,-T-,I nd,c in n1rivritjon nromtIv and fai,bGll.
attended TO- TO their entire s1fjsfIction and IN man.
ncrhv ,b,, aid utsrinc jjpi,e;t IN nT;,rat,