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DR. TAYLOR'S BALsAM OF LlVERWORT,
an LIVER COMPLAINT, COUGHS,
COLDS, &c. Read the following:
SToNINoToS, Dec. 4th, 1874.
DEAR DocToR :-Feelings OF graf tude to you, sir,
As the only means, blessed by Divine Providence, IN
restoring me TO health by the ne Of Or.
BALSAM OF LIVERwORT, which
! purchased ahou, a year since al your Office, No. 375
BOWERY, n. "; and also the hope of hcncitting
my fellow creatures, who, like MYSELF (t that lime)
are suffering either from CONFIRMED CONSIMP-
TION OR LIVER COMPLAINT, are my reasons
Tor now voluntarily forwarding a simple detail OF
my case, sincerely hoping that this narrative, true
though plain, may induce the thousands of Others
similarly affected, to use the same means, firmly be-
lieving they will be equally blessed, and thus lie pre-
served from a premature grave, to which the laws OF
in.atiate Death has unlimely consigned myrtads OF
our race, who ihoughtles>ly supposed they had only
asllght cold. with a little cough, that would soon get
well o ilselt.
About the 10Th of March, 1912, | caught a severe
cold, from which pleun>y en>uea, and was confined
to my bed SEVENTY DAYS. About the 18th June
Twas able to visit New York, in quest Of further med.
zeal aid for a violent pain at intervals in my right
side, shoulder and shoulder blade | remained in all
about sixteen day under the care Of an eminent ply
slcian, and received some relief, but he did not re-
move the from the Lung>, and in July
the congh became very violent, accompanied hy eX-
pecturating large quantitle- of Pls, or pnrulent mat
ter, from which there was scarcely any cessation or
resi-, except a few hours repose in the night, produced
by strong opiaie>; was confined to my room from
9Th Nov. to The 20ih April. DIring the E five months
| was reduced in flesh 10 los pounds, some 40 pound
less than natural ! had four ulcers form and lreak,
from each Of which l raised about a quart Of bloody
matter. | now commenced taking different binds of
Syrups, Pills, Baisams, Lo-enges and Erpectorants
There follow the names of Jayne's Expecloranl, 80
bottles Hungarian Balsaln, &c. &c.l-but all to no
purpose; my cough continued incessant. 80 bat le-
tween II and cxpecloraling | was not quiet five min
ules al a time during the day. In Oct. OF 1913 call
ed iDOn Won nj yptir office 1-y nnvNIR anl nnr
chased Four BOTTLES of your DIR. IA y
LORS BALSAM OF LIVER WORT, having
heard much Of it. You tod me # | would continue
10 use IT steadily, il would certainly cure me, and il |
got out OF it TO send at once for more. ] took up all
the hotties. and was relieved of he cough, pam in the
side, chest and shoulder, and i, caused me to expec-
torale very freely ! purchased another hottie about
the 18th March, which / took occasionally for a 1T
tie cough, excepting which, at This time, | was quite
renovated IN health, feeling strong and hearty, and
weighing lao p~ound>-(your ininllille symptom OF
c're). ! remained quite well until the month of May,
when from exposure | took a violent cold. which con-
fined me 10 my house three weeks. | at once sen, to
New York for more BALSAM OF LIvERWORT,
and then procured me three bottles at your Wholesale
Establishment No. III Water ST. Before ! had used
them mp. July found me free from all cough, which
has not since returned, and ! mos, firmly lelleve thai
through the Providence of God, DR.. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT DID AND HAS
COMPLETELY CURED MEl-and / also believe
II will cure any one whose Lungs are Affected, il they
will take it according 10 your directions: l do moi
mean for them 10 use oaly one or two bottles, bul
would most earnestly say take 1t steadily, even if il
should require fifty bottles.
In conclusion, Dear Sir, You perceive | have leer
SICK some iwenty-eight months, and none Of the ply
sicIans at home or abroad, however skilled, with
whom consulted, could give me any permanent re
lief; neither did the BALSAMS, excepting yours,
Syrups, L~ozenges, Powders, Pills, Expectorants, anr
different other liquid preparations, Of which | swal
lowed about SEVENTY-FIVE Bottles, give an,
better encoura. cement TO declining hope. During ihl
time, a, near a. ] could calculate, | expecoraled fnl
SIXTY GALLONS OF PUS, OR PURULEN1
NATTER, and most cheeriully consent TO the pub
LEGATION of this statement Of facts, wherever in am
way II may benefit suffering humanity.
(Signed) REUBEN C. HANCOCK.
WIN. 7. CHURCH, beng duly sworn, depose
and says that he has been Intimately acquainted will
Reuben c. Hncoa about ten years, and know him L
be a resident OF Sionlngion, Conn, and that he Is
man of integrity, on whose word The utmost relianc
can he placed. and that The statements in the abov
certificate are STRICTLY TRUE, and the signature al
hxed i IN his hand writing.
(Signed) WIN. p. CHURCH
Sworn before me, this 4h Dec. 1914.
w. RAMSAY, Com. OF Deeds.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, Agents for Bur
lington; VIM. Rhodes, Richmond; J. II. Tower 4
Son, Unaerhill.; Asa +. Cove, Fairfax Geo. Aver
q Co., Milton. SING