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DIR. TAYLOR'N
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

PRicE REDucEp-Largc Bottles $3.50; Small, 81. |
DR, TAYLOWS BALsAM OF LlvERWORT,
a. ~ !, from , ss5 BoweryN y fer the CURE Of CON
SUMPTION and LIVER COMPLAINT, COUGHS,
COLDS, &c. Read the following: |
SToNisoroN, Dec. 4th, 1874.
DEAR DocToR:-Feclngs of gratitude to you, sir,
as the only MEANS blessed by Divine Providence, IN
TAYLOR'S BAGSAM OF LIvERWORT, which
purchased about year since at your Office, No. 375
BOWERY, N. "; and also the hope Of beneitting
sSrSs err wh9 I'd
TlON OR LIVER COMPLAINT, are my reasons
for now voluntarily forwarding 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-
leving they will be equally blessed, and thus be pre-
served from premature grave to which the Jaws OF
insatate Death has uniimely consigned myriads OF
our race, who thoghtlessly supposed they had only
a'sight cold with a little cough, that would soon get
well ofitself
About the 10Th of March, 1872 caught severe
to my bed SEVENTY DAYS. About the 18th June
was able to visit New York, in quest of further med
zeal aid for violent pain at intervals in my right
side, shoulder and shoulder blade remained IN all
about sixteen days under the Of an eminent ply
scian, and received some relief, but he did not re-
move the Inflammation from the Lungs, and IN July
the cough became very violent, accompanied ny ex-
pectoralng large quantities of Pus or puru'en mat
ter. from which there was scarcely any cessation or
rest except few hours repose in the night, produced
by strong opiates was confined TO my room from
9TH Nov. 10 the Goth April. During these five months
was reduced 10 flesh 10 lOs pounds, some 40 pounds
less than natural had four ulcers form and break,
from each Of which raised about quart of bloody
matter. ! now commenced taking different kinds OF
Syrups, Pills, Balsdmls, Lozenges and Erpecfordnts
Il here follow the of Jaynes Expeclorant, 80
bottles Hungarian Basaln &c. &c. but all TO no
purposes my cough continued incessant, so that bes
tween il and expectoraiing was not quiet five min
uies al time during the day. In Oct. Of 1913 call
ed upon vol at Your Office, 375 BOWERY, and pur-
chased f'OTR BOTTLES ofyour Or. ray.
LOIS BALSAM or LIVER WORT, having
heard much of il. You told me # | would continue
10 steadily, il would certainly cure me, and it
got ont Of ii to send al once for more. took up all
the boes and was relieved Of the cough, pam in the
side, chest and shoulder and caused me to expec-
torate very freely; purchased another bottle about
the 18th March, which took occasionally for lit
tie cough, excepting which, at this time, was quite
renovated IN health, feeling strong and hearty, and
weighing lao pounds-(your nalIible symptom of
cure) remained quite well until the month Of May,
when from exposure took violent cold which con-
fined me TO my house three weeks. ! al once sent to
New York for more BALSAM OF LIvERWORT,
and then procured me three hotties at your Wholesale
Establishment, No. III Water st. Before had used
them up. July found me free from all cough, which
has not since returned, and most firmly believe that
BALSAM OF LIvERwORT DID AND HAS
COMPLETELY CURED E!-and also believe
ii will cure any whose Lungs are affected il they
will take II according TO your directions: do not
would most earnestly say take 1t steadily, even if ii
should require ffy bottles.
In conclusion, Dear Sir, you perceive have been
sick twenty eight months and none Of the ply
sicians at home abroad, however skilled, with
whom consulted, could give me any permanent re-
lief; neither did the BALSAMS, Excepting yours
Syrnps, Lozen2es Powders, Pills, Expectoran,s, and
different other liquid preparations, Of which swat
lowed about SEVENTY-FIVE Bottles, give any
better encoura cement 10 declining hope. During this
time, near could calculate, expec GRATED full
SIXTY GALLONS OF PUS, OR PURULENT
MATTER, and most cheeriully consent to the pub
LEGATION of this statement Of facts, wherever in any
way it may benefit suffering humanity.
(Signed) REUBEN c. HANCOCK.
WIN. P. CHURCH, being duly sworn, deposes
and says that he has been intimately acquainted with
Reuben c. Hancor about ten years. and know him to
be resident Of Slonnston, Conn.,, and that he is
man ofintegrty, on whose word the utmost reliance
can be placed. and that the statements in the above
certificate STRICTLY TRUE, and the signature af
fixed is in his hand writing. -
(Signcd) WIN. P. CHURCH.
Sworn before me- this 4th Dec 1914.
w. RAMSAY, Com. OF Deeds
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, Agents for Bur
ngton; VIM. Rhodes, Richmond; J. H. Tower e.
Son, Unnerhll; Asa +. Cove, Fairfax; Geo. Ayers
Co., Milton. 5m6