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LDe.So 81 9. 4GIlsy lsIs
A Thi, re idcnrr ChanpIan s., few rod north
"a Of Mc>,r>. Follett e Brallev, u rnrton, W.
IN ten 'erin- his most grateful arknowle lrmcnl> to
hi, irieul~ an patients, for he enco ,raaement and
support they have glven him the pa, year, the Doc
to, wonI cg leave to >ta'c thai, h> success, ha-
thu- far been eq70l 10 hi most >angunc expecia
iIln- for has sci om cen he case, that the merits
OF new svsc Of me rn practise. ha cen more
v 'e tel and fairly e-'allj-hcl, in short a Time
IN ICED nr. Smlh does not hesitate to ay--anl the
medical gentlemen in thi. place will not deny it
that he ha- c cctrd some signal aGl important res
even where the patterns had cen given hv other
PHI SIC an, an therefore he feels conf lent, that
could he ca led son, when the paen, j. fir.
taken more frequently than he is, Il cure world be
much sooner et'el, and with far e.. eXpeu.c ant
suffering for the lick, than when they first employ
Other means, all The pa'ent i nearly dead, and then
call him. For in all cases. since he ha> ado Dtel the
n>e of Jewe''- medicine where he wa thus cal Ell,
ha> the recorery Of he lc;, cen rapid almost
ind thcui and their ricn l. to think nhYe tras
the matter, Iho7gh TO all appearance they u,
,jr' MS ,hoe who cnIpl wei Other pra tce AM soon
died; or were lcccks and perhip months in getting
u a9aiu first having 20 al andon their Duc'or'- med
lrlnr, entirely, eture they coHll gain at all. The
fat IS, whenever Jewer> remedies haze cen fairly
fric AMI 'cr1ue FLY lnown, heir emf 1al eectS
in rIilr III e1-e # every type and form have cen
iackuow'c get y he mos s,i.iI physicians and the
mos cr'''ral oh crvcr-.
The following fr., nonv, Al Ire sel TO Col.
Jcuc', yiwo hehlv distinguished phy, rnn>, who
lv their ieitv, Auhf,lnr>> and xii N practice
cn niue h'm-eive N the memory and Il ecjiun>
Of many IN III y ace whuu>ed tu employ them and
who, Tho Igh dead, yet peak. Hear hem.
EuRiINGToS VT, Jan. 5. 1856
Cot. JEwErT-D Sir have vel an J
read your pamphlet with mach interest and am heh-
" plea ell with yonr plan of overcoming dlsca e
You are ira carrying ort the prnri 'c> OF DR.. Jack
on ando'hrr, which they have 90 ally alvoca -
am coma lent HAT Il reform IN the practice OF me IL
cine is nIis pensably ne'e airy.
JOHN POMROY. NJ d.
BuRrrxGroy, Oct, %, 1897.
"Co1 Jrwrrr Dear Sir have tcpo,ici nihe
ank here, fly dollars more 20 yopr credit, ac-
20 m, OF medicine soil. So far as have n.ei them
in my practice they have proved far more eff cic,
than ha anticipated. Thew f. rea lily on the ~,
TEN, AMI overcome dsea,e in 4 manner ! never e..
tore wneel, and do not hesitate to give my full
anpro ailon to your system. | have Old aud used
nearly f,ur hundred l!ar> worth ,ince irsl reev-
el an assortment from vo'.
81 am most IF ay vour ull friend,
TRUMAN POWELL, NJ. ",
DR.. Smith !, happy to state that he cal led on Dr.
Ponerov, Il lew months leiore his death, aud found
him sill firm N the ,aine o'inun. He said slew
e't> dong The ,uIuc now, that Cullen did in hi> day.
AMI" sail he, g told DR. Awa'cr he wa, not The
qrta,c>t man in the world, and lam no., bit il I wa =
,huTid >uc"omb to JelrSH Or his system j. correct
daG us medicine the best in The ,rorid and | re.
IoI,v'i nm 10 20 to Dr. SlHh AM stt int bottle
o. headache lnln"Gt, which he dl and tint l.
,es my hca ve.v much" When phy,icIan> Of the
firt rauk, whu,e cluraltn and talents do honor To
their prolrs,Ion and every inhvl hal who has given
them fair Trial, come on IN favor Of Jewelt> mell
clnea, IN lang age nneimvocat AMI decided the
a uve who WI doubt the truth of wha, they say 4
Those who ihn, II Tor their interest 10 opno>r neic
prqciice and whu.e minds have cen 6iaded and
| prciudiccd by Iho-e whose se,fStaeSs and pride
pre- omina over iher Sen'e of justice and truth and
| all their tener0ieRt feelings, and tho only!
| But in orler to induce invalts OF every class 10
make trial OF the larolcp'ic remedies, pr. Smith
made proposition 10 laie certain chronic upon
| his own ri,k--" no care, no pay"-provi Ell any
WI, he 10 Co'e such bargain by plnri- them, Give,
under hi in the village, and following hi d.
reclon> a> long a. he tho ID Z willing 10 pre.crhr
| or until they col well and PROVIDED also, that thel
make the payment ofhis bills secure, hould he r,
care. Some accepted the proportion, compile
with the condition, aud n cure IS the result; while
o'her, who made no saci bargain, and did not com
pin riM one Of lis conditions are dspo ed 10 clam
| the enetii OIL" no cue. no pay" Bat TO all .uch
the principle >houl ] rererSed-" no par no cure.
| Dr. Smith vii now make another proportion, in
order to inijcc the ph!ir to let the merits Of hi,
praclice-in season. All persons, of every are lex
and cunilun whatever, who ,hall be ia en- with any
acute dlsease-ftver,, ery>ipea-, cholera morl u
| rheima lsm>, mental arrangement, splitting Eood
pile, teer-, proap>'lS u'eri, sick hea1-ache pain in
| he breast, cough aud cons 'mp'ion AMI shall imne.
| da'ey send for Dr. Smith, and comply with the
| a owe conditions, shall be lai hfv attended TO u2or
| The same s!fe principle -" no cure, ns pay"
~ adie IN pdriHrition promHty an iailhflly
attended To- to their entire s1iisfietion AMI in man
ner-by the aid uterine Hniment-grea'ly to nitqai,
| ther IerinG> and hciluae their recovery ;-upor
| he 'ame comb lon'--" no cure, no pay"
| Dr. Smith ha> Jn>t received ire,h supply o
| LEVERS medicine, upon terms that will enable him
10 sell, whole ne or reial, for "a h, 25 per cent les
than 1t was suldior last year and he invites physic-
4--'ns and al inrali3s, 10 the rial Of il.
Hqndreas Of TesiimonialSar are in he possess O" o
t>Dr Smi of a similar character TO hoe winch are
here published BIT emo oh has Ieen shown &c
prove the fact that all durable diseases, and many
which are considered leyond he reach Of medicine