The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-03
Good News to the Afflicted
DIR. ROGERS, COMPOUND SYRUP
OF LIVERWORT AND TAR.

OF LIVERWORT AND TAR.
A safe and certain cure for Consumption Of
the Lungs. Splitting of Blood, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma. Pain in the Side, Bronchit-
is, Whooping Cough, and all pulmonary az
fections.
THE prejudice which has existed against The
i use of Medicines the composition OF which
were not known to the Profession, is rapidly ylel-
ding To the influence of every days eIperlence.-
Why this change in public sentiment f-lt has
resulted from their beneficial influence; and the
well known FACT that many OF the preparations
OF the presentday are put up by the most sclenili
ic and experienced Physicians IN the world
They witnessed with regret the prevailing pro-
pensity in the community 10 abandon the pre-
scriptions oil well educated ami regular PhySl-
clans for the nostrums of quacks and mere pre-
tenders to science. Twenty years has not eIapS'
ed since the united r0ice of every Physician IN
the land was raised against the use OF these medl-
cines. That voice is now as unanimous IN laVoI
ofthose that are known-like DR.. ROGERS COM
POUND SYRUP OF LIvERwOkT AND TAR, to be the
result of scientific investigation and experience.
Dr. Rogers is an eminently successful pTactuon-
er at Cincinnati, Ohio and has long been ceie-
brated for his successful treatment of Diseases Of
the Lungs. The great call for his medicine in
duced him to override the scruples of his probes
sion, and to give the Recipe TO Mr. Scovlll a
Druggist of that city, who certifes thathe sold
two thousand bottles at his own counter the past
six months.
1t has been Justly styled the GREAT WESTERN
REMEDY FOR CoNsUMPTToN-and has proved IL
self TO be infinitely in advance of any medicine
yercombined for the above mentioned diseases.
So great is the confidence of the Proprietor that
he does not hesitate 10 warrant it TO give relief IN
every instance, when the directions have been
followed in the short space of 81 hours. a
Il. DhrS
the west have certified to its healing qualities
Wherever it has been introduced, certificates OF
cures in the worst cases, have been in shot
time voluntarily furnished TO the Agents.
The following certificate from Mr.. James
Pearse, of Middlebury, VT, whose case is well
known to many in that vicinity, is appended;
Mr.. A. L. Scovill-Dear Sir:-1 have been foi
long time affected with adistressing cough, dit
fculty of breathing pain in my side and chest,
and great general debility, which has mostly pre-
vented me from attending to my business. Last
fall became much worse, and felt that was
rapidly sinking under wasting disease OF Inc
Lungs. ! had taken the prescriptions OF the oeSl
Physicians without benefit or relief l was told
of great cure that had been effected IN my VI
cinitv by The use ofDR. ROGERS COMPOUND SY-
RUP OF LIvERwoRT AND TAR-and vas hnaDy
induced to try it. The effect was SO immediate
thatI doubted its permanency-l had not taken
the medicine over two days when felt much re-
lieved, ard in short time my cough. difficulty OF
breathing, and pain in the side had all left me
and have continued up 10 this time TO ENJOY better
health than had for long time previous. at
tribute this change entirely to the use OF DTh0g-
ers' Compound Syrup of Liuer1rmt and Tar; and
believing it 10 be the best medicine that can be u.
sed for diseases ofthe Lungs, feel in duty bound
TO make you this statement, that others, afflicted
as l have been, may be induced to make the trial
of its virtues, and derive the same benefit.
JAMES PEARSE.
Middlebury, January 20. 1916.
For Sale in Mfddlebury by w. P. Russell,
General Agent for the Proprietor-and at all the
principal places of trade in AddisonCounty.