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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

DR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
physicians in different parts of the Union.
This IS TO certify that we, the undersigned Physicians
OF the city OF Albany, have in prescbed
Or Townsend's Sarsapalilla and believe
the most valuable preparations Of the Sarsapara the
market.
H. p Pulling, NJ D. J.Wilson, MD, R. b. BriggsM.D.
T, = Emendorf MD. Albany April l. 1916.
The following is from of the respectable ply
sicians on Long Island: Greenport July TO- Isle
DIR Townseni-Dear Sir: 1t is with satisfaction that
say to you, that have recently witnessed in several
cases. the most beneficial results from your Extract of
Sarsaparila Being engaged il the practice OF Medicine,
have prescribed it in several cases. and without
benefit In lhe renewal OF diseases arising from de-
ranged state of the digestive jaundce &c, far
exceeds anything ofthe kind before offered 10 the
public. You will please send Dozen &c.
Respectfully yours, s. c. PRESTON. MD.
Principal office, l26 Fulton-st ST., Sun Building,
New York-ReddHg & Co. No. State st, Boston--J.
GREEN CO. and NJ. b. GREEN, Worceaer-and by
principal druggists generally throughout the U. States
West Indies, and the Canadas.
None genuine unless put in the large square bottles
which contain quart and signed with the written sigma
lure of 8. P. TOWNSEND, and his blown on the
giass. ly6 Feb 8
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RHEUMATISM

More than one thousand cases of Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by the of DIR Townsends Sarsapa
ria.
New York, Dec IA, 1886
To DR. Townsend-Sr think il my duty to return
you my sincere thanks for the benefits have expe
renced by the of your Extract Sarsap ara. was
afflicted for many months with Rheumatic palms, and
also Inflammation of the Liver, the suferings which
endured from these diseases rendered my life burden TO
me. tried every remedy that prescribed for me
from three of the best physicians in the city, but with
receiving any permanent benefit. considered nv
self ncurable but by the advice friend was induce
to your Compound. had but faint hopes ofsucce SIS
but am happy say, had taken more than half
bottle before experienced relief; this induced
persevere in its use and bottles have effected an
entire II is months since used our
remedy, and am grateful and happy say never en-
Toy ed better health
shall take great pleasure in recommending it the
afflicted, for by its firmly believe my life was saved
With the greatest respect allow to subscribe my
sell your grateful friend, WIN. b. MORGAN,
48 Canal ST., corner of Broadway
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riol it removed her complaints and restored her to
health. Being grateful for the benefits she received,
take pleasure in thus acknowledging it, and recommend
ing it to the public. NJ D. MOORE,
corner OF Grand and Lydus-sts.
Albany, Aug II, 1914.
DIR Townsend-To all whom this This
is to certify my wife used bottle OF your Sarsa
parilla previous her confinement under the alarm
ing and delicate circumstances, being troubled with the
dr0psy swelling of the feet Affections and very
much debitated With my persuasion, and the recon-
mendaiion of those who had used it, she induced
try it, with little faith and suffice il to say, the
medicine had the happy and desired effect, only in
the hours of confinement but after the expiration of
week gifts use the dropsy and affection gave
way TO an astonishing degree and her health is now bet
Ter than IL has been for long time previous.
If this will be of service to YOU or any one who
doubts the success of the medicine, you entirely well
come TO IT, subscribe myself your obedient and
obliged servant, 8 s. JAMESON
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DR., ToWnsend's Sarsaparilla.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
In THE WORLD

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT is put up in QUART BOTTLES; il
l. is sr times cheaper, pleasanter and warranted su
peror TO sold. II cures diseases without poitine
pu ging, sickening, or debititatine the patient
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsaparla
all other remedies is, while il eraicaes diseases
invigorates the body
Hhas performed more than $4,000 cures this year
1000 CURES OF RHEUMATISM,
1000 CURES OF DYSPEPSIA,
$500 CURES OF GENERAL DEBILITY, and want
of Nervous Energy.
5000 FEMALE COMPLAINTS and over
1000 CURES OF DISEASES
OF the Blood, viz: Ulcers, Scrofua, Erysipelas Sal
Rheum, Pimples the face, &c. tog ether with nu
merous cases of Consumption, Liver nplains Spinal
Affections &c. This. aware appear incred-
be but have letters from ply sicaDs our agents
from all parts of the United States info ming us of ex
traordinary cures X. Van Buskirk Esq., of the
most respectable Druggists in Newark New Jersey in
forms us that he to than hundred and
fifty cases in that place alone. There thousands of
cases in the City of New York which will refer TO
with pleasure, and TO men of character well known.
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RHEU MATISM AND THE PILES.
NEWARK TESTIMONY.

September To- 1916.
DIR Townsend-Dear Sir: My wife has been for sever
al years afflicted with rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies to obtain relief but all
purpose. She finally induced, by seeing your
tsemen 10 give Sarsaparilla trial. We procur-
ed some OF from agent Mr. Van Buskirk) and it
gives pleasure to that after ung ii she
renced great relief and very short time perfect
~ cured. / also, together with a man in my EN-
ploy, badly troubled with Piles, and by using small
quantity fyour SarsapariiIa complaint was com
peiey cured consider il of the best of medicines,
and would advise all who are afflicted to give it trial.
GARRIT GARRABRANT, 1913 Markei-st Newark.
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
jones' ITALIAN CHEMICAL snap.
WONDER

TO Eruptions and DiSfgurements of the Ski PIN
pies, Freckfes, Sunburn, Sail Rheum, Scuruy
Sore Heads, &c &c.
1T is astounding how quickly by The use nf or cake nj
Jones Italian Chemical Soap, saIlow. yellow or dark
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Persons in pnrcha sing this mus WAYS ask far ONFS
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP; and, perhaps as many
who have been cheated with countefeits will be Tor
mach discouraged to try The genune say TO such TRY
TINS ohceyou VIII not regret it, but always see that The
name OF L. JONE is on the wrapper.
From the New Orleans Confined October 1874
one OF our subscribers, Mr. Leoxard informs us that
ne mas been cured of old scay Salt Rheum Of Is yaara
sah ing on MS beard, fingers and hands, by cake oil
an article much advertised lately-we speak of Jones
Italian Chemical Soap. He also Informs us thai he has
,red IT'S effects upon his female slave Rose yellow
s hach marked win sunspos, and he fonhG in two
weeks her SKIN much clearer and whittier.
From the New York Sun.
we make II rule never notice an advertised ar
ucIe out from what have heard from several persont
respecting the powers OF Jones' Italian Cheical Soap
we do not hesitate pronounce il all il is re
ana can therefore, conscenousy recommend 10 our
nrements.
JON Esq SPANISH LILY WHITE.
~ Is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleter
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heahy, dlabaster clear, living whites the timG
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JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
Among the educated, there few who will doubt but
that by forcing the roots and scalp Of the head to a
ueahy action we can cause growth-aye, dark luxurt
ant growth. The roots being healthy sediment called
dandrun or scur Is discharged the scalp the haI
now becomes soft and silky Thus the roots strongly
mslened ~ their native SOIL proudly and spendidly dis
play helr beauty, specimen of diseased naturd raised
from death by the powerful aid OF science.
- From the New York Tribune.
we see that Judge Edwards OF Philadelphia, a man
over 70 years OF age the top IT whose head bald
~ lhe palm OF ones hand two months since, hag
now nne dark hair growing from the OF Jones
Coral Hair Restorative."
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Brooklyn. Nov %. l846,
ALMOST A MIRACLE.

Read the following and doubt if you can, that Con-
sumption cannot be cured This is only ofthe
era hundred cases that Townsends sarsaparilla has
cured
Brooklyn Sept IA, 1885,
DR. Townsend- Dear Sir ! was taken little overe
year ago with severe cough and pain 10 my side. II
creased on me very fast indeed pronounced
physicians to have the quick consumption raised lar'
quantities OF bad matter, had night sweats, and sink
very fast my doctor said he could do nothing for
went to the Hospital in hope of being benefited, hut WIZ
pronounced there incu able. was greatly dP
ressed at the lungs and could hardly breathe; soon Il
emaciaLed and expected to die confined T.
my bed, and obliged TO have watchers indeedsz
cannot give you any description that would do justice
my case was supposed by my friends to be past r.
coyery had tried great number Of remedies, and "
seemed 10 be TO purpose read of some exted
ordinary performed by your medicine, and to ly
you the truth, suspected there some humbug j.
them. But was induced TO try il done So and aY'
very thankful did cannot say thHt AM entrtse
WE'LL but far recovered be about my busineis-
and hope be entirely well in few weeks. My cou
and pain in the side and night sweats, have left me,
raise but very little, and fast gaining nv uslid
strength. felt 1t duty to give you statement Of
case TO publish If you please. he
PETER BLOWN, AZ Little.st., Brookiy n. =
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMRAGo.

new 1ork, July "a, lo4o..
DIR Townsend-Dear Sir: For the last three years
have been sorely afflicted with severe rheumatic pains
have been times in the greatest agony possible and
unable to follow my employ have also had severe
attacks of the lumbago. l read in the
papers of the virtues OF your Sarsapara and thought
would Try it, and if could obtain relief The lum
bago has left me- and experience of my rheu-
matte pains. My general health has been improving
since commenced with il, for which very thank
full and hope you will meet the remedy
for those severe complaints merits.
Yours, &C., RICHARD JONES, Doyer-st.
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For permanently dyeing Light, Red, or Gray Hair a
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FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, at II
and
With Passengers the Norwich Rail Road. IL
With Worcester Passengers at 81 and "nri Pm.
b. The 81 train will take up pas ensers East
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With Passengers. from NeoYork bySte to Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping ony to land
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CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

AS well thousands of others in all parts the Unit
ed States, continually sending certificates and inform
ing US Of benefits derived DR. Townsend's Sarsapa-
Aria.
y DR. Townsend-Sir: Some time since you requested
my opinion of the virtues of your Compound Syrup OF
Sarsapara, am now prepared TO give it. have used
il in my practice and prescribed it for the last few
months and must give it my decided preference any
thing OF the kind with which acquainted, both
its medical virtues and the reasonable price you
sell it. In scrofulous affections, eruptions
generally, dyspepsia indigestion, costive habits and liver
complaints, much pleased with its effects. In these
complaints, or any other where scrofua is Indicated
can with confidence ommend il 10 the patronage of
the profession valuable auxiliary for removing dis
in of its troublesome forms, and all,
a safe and valuable medicine
BENIN. WEEKS, MD.
Brooklyn, Nov 90, 1916.
DR. Townsend-Dear Sir: Having for tr4e past
been afflicted with pulmonary affection my lungs,
and a continual pain in my SIDE owing to evening
posnre in travelling after preaching, and finding my dis
to increase with much difficulty of breathing aud
other alarming symptoms, advised by clergyman
friend mine, to try your celebrated Sarsaparilla.
did So and alter taking two three bottles found my
self relieved My appetite has been restored. find
my sell much stronger and hope very my
usual duties. have been greatly benefited BY your
facts the benefit of others who may be laboring under
the difficulties that have been for time past
Respectfully, yours, SAMUEL WHITE,
Nov 20, 1896 Pastor Of Baptist Church, Staten Island.
Principal Office l26 Futon.st. Sun Buildings, MY.
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Leave Ayn's Point Boston, about daily, except
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stopping Danelsonville aud Norwich.
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JON Esq SPANISH LILY WHITE.

Gus qualities; and il imparts to the skin a natural,
hehy, dlabaster, clear living white; the Tina
acting as cosmetic the skim making IL soft and
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Brooks, Sedgwiek, Waterman,
Patten, Willard, Osgood, Bacon,
Holmes, Whitman, Everett, Green,
Lynch, Folen, Trumbull, (he Of old)--
al good as York" has seen.
What think you OF our birds Of songi
List 10 their voices ringing
New Hampshire's sons, and daughte+B, eir,
Say can you beat their singing'
Whateer we touch We aye improve,
And render brighter still
Zen comedy had added charms,
When played by " Yankee HILL"
There's /" Emerson the mystic" sir
Joe Neal OF " charcoal sketches"
And Morse, who's chained the lightning, sir
All these, New England fetches.
Then never laugh at Yankees, sir,
Or scorn New England rough
Her face, own, is not so smooth
She's made Of rocky stuff.
But she has strengthened mental might
Has cherished genius child
Has trained her children in the right
Practice on precept piled.
New England's soul where is II not
It's known in every cline;
It's might is ielt from pole 10 pole
Twill live through deathless tune.
The greatest Of all travellers,
You cannot find their greater
They u turn DER icebergs round the polls,
And run meath the equator
Go roam through Europes cities proud
Araba's desert wild
At every turn, where'er you go,
You'll meet New England's child.
Go, rest you near the pyramids,
Where'er you mind TO tramp,
You II find Yankees been before,
And there has pitched his camp
Clocks, nutmegs, and Whatever else
You call Yankee crop
If you have cash, he IS glad to SELL
II not, he'll always swap"
New England hearts are ever warm,
They re constant, faithful, true
They ne'er forget an old friend, sir,
Though often finding now.
Then sound her glory, oh ye waves,
Amid your surging roar
Pipe up ill foam iroths all your lips,
Beating her rock-ribbed shore
The Yankee heads are ever clear
Bustle-from head to foot
They'll cen get rich when yon would starve-
Come give up--youre beat -
Then strike up Yankee Do die, sir,
And while the air is ringing,
III lei the steam from of my quill,
And join you in your singing.
Conn. 1916. NlLLA
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en-
why do you talk so silly, John2" returned the
sister
It's plain 'hat u Is SO, continued the brolher,
ioT saw henwck, as he drove OIL looking as
black as hfhundercloud, aud your own face is as
flushed as u you mad been scoding Tor an hour"
"PshawF CIRCULATED the young lady. Then al
Ter moments silence, she added" Well, II you
will Pry into my affairs you must know that am
beginning to dislike GEORGE kenwlck, and don't
believe shall ever marry nun, alter all
Ha ha ha laughed her brother I" the old
song--t w'ii be KISS and make up, IN less ihan SIX
hours, again
very well ,youn see, she returned as she with
drew to disrobe herself oil her riding apparel
Emily and John " llliams we're the only children
oil wealthy New York merchant. They had been
reared nduigen'y, and received an excellent edu-
cation. John was hne young fellow OF twenty
two-had chosen the profession oil medicine, and
was preparing TO graduate al the spring commence
ment Emily was somewhat oil spoiled beauty,
Just entering her nineteenth year. Indulgence
had rendered her little seli-willed, and adulation
had made her lltue VAN ana caprieious; but she
was notwithstanding, gfl o. hne Ieehngs, amlaoe
disposition, and good sense With volupiuous
inquire, raven hair and piercing dark eyes, classic
features, hneiy cut mouth, and teeth oil pearly
whheness, she had relgned the belle for two sea
sons, and then plighted her hand to George Ken
wick, a merchant of high standing and reputed
wealth
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theni''
aWbv likely !, Is some old acon,;n,ance or opr,
reduced to want; and if SO, what better purpose
can devote this to"-drawng from her bosom 4
purse wehled with silver, and placing it in heI
brothers hand; "and what better use can you make
oil your time this afternoon, than being my mission
/, aryp
hp' now me deuce am 70 hnd your poor glr
wiz. .,n .a'e SWEEP ACE inquirer ner olo'her;
On am pretty certain she sews al madame
u--s LOT saw ner In 'na' neighoorhoou.
p" An adventure. verify !" exclaimed John, with
laugh ITO think oil sending me running amer poor
sewing girls with pretty iacesl pretty danger
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