Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-01

,;sm. Chronic Swolngs of the Joints, Eruplions of
the Skin and all Diseases arising from The abuse Of
Mercury, etc.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10Th, 1s44.
Mr.. John A. Cantrell: Dear Sir, having been af-
h.cied for upwards Of Two yeOrs with liberation OF
tine throat, destroying The whole of the soft paate,
then through the upper part Of nv mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of bone came out,
which partially DESTROYED my speech, through kind
Providence, and your medic tied Syrup OF SarSapa-
ra am now restored TO perfect health, and my
sight which was much impaired, Is as strong as
when a boy. thought il duty owed 10 you and
those simimilariy affected to make il public.
Yours, respectfully,
SAMUEL KIRK, Tenth and Coates street.
October oath, 1874.
Mr.. J. A. Cantrell: Dear Sir. had very severe
attack oI The Yellow Fever in the year 1899, in Mo-
bile, Alabama and also of the CongestiVe Fever in
l84I, in consequence of which my system was en-
tirey impregnaled with mercury; large quantities OF
which were given TO me for The cure of those almost
invariably fatal Diseases tried many things TO re-
novaie my system and purify my blood, among which
was Sarsaparilla Of considerable celebrity IN the
SOUTH but without effect. | have used several bot
ties Of your compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and it
has driven all humors from the surface oil my body,
purified my blood and SO invigoraied my system that
! feel as hearty as ever did and am satisfied that
1.-THE deelerious effects oil the calomeI are removed.
Yours, respectfully,
j. c. TURNER, Dentist,
Tenth street. below Chestnut st. Philad.
I. Gabril Johnston, No 6 Reckless street, do GER
t,fy that my wife, Jane, was afflicted Tor two years
with rheumatism, and at last was entirely disabled,
so that size was obliged TO be confined to bed henri
ing of Cantrcs Medcated Syrup Of Sarsaparilla,
| or anti-Scorbutic Syrup, ] procured ionr Ooties'
which completely removed all her pains and stiffness
from her limbs two bottles made perfect
cure She is now able to attend 10 her household
duties AS usual. GABRlL JOHNSTON.
October 20, 1874
| Mr.. John A. Cantrell: Respected Sir, | was af-
hcted with rheumatism for considerable length Of
time and so completely prostrated, that was una
BILE 10 leave my bed n consequence OF the severe
pains suffered. tried all the medicines | could
procure that were made for the cure of rheumatism,
without being at all relieved; also procured med-
cal advice and was not benefited. became dis
Outraged that gave up all hopes of getting we'll
One Of my friends told me it ! would try your COM
pound indicated Syrup Of Sarsaparilla, he knew ii
would bel me, last resource, did so and il
has made perfect cure Of me; my health is now as
good as it
Alexander KENNEDY,
| Al Mr.. Savery's Hollow ware Foun''ry, Phllad.
| Mr. John A. Cantrell: Sir, have been afflicted
with rheumatis for several years and having tried
many medicines without ii cure, must saw That your
| medical Syrup Of Sarsapara mas SO far relieved me
of all symptoms, that can with confdeace recon
mend il TO the public. VIM. Z. COFFlH,
No l3 Lapdary. in U. S Bank.
| Philadelphia, October % 1914.
|
5. w. ROBERTS, sign of the Green Mortar.
UAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LyERW ORT, sold
| Il wholesale and retail by |. C. DUBOSE & CO.,
Agents No. 80 Water street.-Further testimony
just received from DIR. Rowland, in favor of Or.
Ia yior's Balsam of Lirer,oort, 75 Bowery, cure
for Consumption, Liver Complaint, Palpration Of
the Heart Bronchilis, and Asthma
WEST POINT, March 9Th, 1874.
Dear Sm:-1t Is with the greatest possible degree
of heartfelt gratitude, and pleasing emotions of the
soul. that attempt TO cast in I..y mite, in favor OF
Dir. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwori. Approaching as
do, the virtues of that excellent medicine, and SYM
paththising with, and feeling the very soul, for
those who may be afflicted as was, cannot-and
do Justice to my own leelngs-wthhold my influence
/ from urging suffering humanity To make al least a
trial of DR.. Taylor's Balsam of Liwrwori II is i'm
possible for to describe TO you what have suffer-
! ed for the past Is years. When about Is years OF
age, was seized with paralysis Of the left leg,
which confined me 10 my bed for y number OF months
but by the untirng perseverance OF my physicians,
| was partially restored to health.
My liver and digestive apparatus, and nervous sys.
TEN in toto, suffered from the attack most severely,
and have ever been subject to the violent at
tacks of inflammation Of the liver suffering in the
most circulating manner on taking cold-was never
free from pain in INV right side, accompanied by al!
thai host of nervous affections which render lie a
burden II who objects of its prey. In this way
| suffered until the autumn Of 1912, when was
seized with the bilious RENTING fever. My life was
despaired OF for weeks, but by the un, ielding
perseverance, of my physicians, was again partially
restored 10 health But my lungs, during my illness,
did moi escape with impunity, was threatened with
IA thickening of the membrane of the bronchial
| tubes, my cough extremely severe, great tight
the chest, s0rtness Of breath, and violent
palptaton and soreness in the ntercostal muscles,
and constipation, sometimes, how ever, diarrhea -
The matter expecforated assumed the aspect of gen.
uine pus--was occasionally streaked with blood
with nothing but impending death Of course ex-
pecied very stand at the Bar Of God. III this
condition was, when advised by friend TO try DR..
| Taylor's Balsam Of Liverwort (from 375 Bowery,
N. W did so, and before one bottle was gone
was entirely restored; but being too ambitious, ex-
posed myself, and again taken alarmiHgly ILL.,
lost all my recollection far that could not
member my transactions from day 10 day, and
ly the names of my children. All the symptoms Of
consumption returned with almost redoubed fury; ]
| then went to Saratoga Springs, where spent the
summer, but without the least advantage re-
turned troubled with palpitation, that It
many times threatened immediate suffocaion.
agam had recourse 10 DR.. Taylor's Basam of I'ver-
wort, (rom 1916 Bowery,) and by its continued use,
l am almos, entirely restored to health | have
occasionally made of it in my practice and that
with marked advantage. declare myself TO be an
enemy to all quacks and cure all medicines; but so
fully convinced am of the virtues of your medicine,
it is my candid belief that If the Faculty would make
use of it in connection with The remedies already in
their hands, less by far would he the victims of that
dreadful disease denominated Consumption. If, sir,
what have written will be of any advantage to you
or to suffering humanity, you are at perfect liberty
10 use it. Yours with much esteem,
[SignedJ A. B. ROWLAND, M. D.
| Beware of counterfets! Buy nothing instead
We will engage the Balsam to cure where there is
the least hope! Buy only at No 375 Bowery, or
DIR. J. G. LEEDS. 1T Water street. jana