The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15
DIR. ROGERS,
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
LIVERWORT AND TAR.

q SAFE and certain CURE for CON >UMP
IN TlON of The LUNGS, Splitting Of BLOOD.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain IN The Side, Bronchi.
lis, Whoopirg Cough, aud ALL PULMONARY
AFFECTIONS.
Certificate Of DR. HIN. J. Richards a. soea kne,-a
practitioner gilmore than trenty gears Standing.
10 all whom il may concern, | make The follow
ing statement, :-Conseious that II may appear nn-
professional, ii is only from a perfect conviction and
thorough knowledge of the essential benefit and
scientific origIno If the preparation spoken of that [
'etl constrained from a sense Of duty 10 comply
with the request OF The proprietor.
Am a most inveleraie opposer ofqnacks and
1uack medicines IN any form, and most fully coin.
eide with the clauses IN The Gods, Of Ethics lately
adoped by the Medical Convention Of Ohio relating
particularly 10 that subject; IL may therefore be in
ferred that it isonly from personal experiment with
the preparation, aud a positive assurance OF its
beneficial results, that induces me TO recommend il
as being all that il represents itself to be-.
The patient, Mr.. Charles Wade, Sixth street.
Market Space, whom allowed to Try The %effeotoi
the medicine, (but which | would have done under
no consideration whatever had | not seen a copy Of
the receipt from which the medicine is prepared,
Obtained from the agent, and which | am satisfied
Is anthentic,) was quite low with the early stages
81 pulmonary. consumption, fol which l had beea
heating in The usual manner, though with less than
my usual success; at his earnest request. and that
Of ms iilends, ! examined the receipt, and was
sufficiently satisfied Of its scientific composition 10
allow the trial, aud | am obliged 10 confess lis effect
was al leasi surprising, inasmuch that after The con.
sumption Of the second boule my professional visits
weIe discontinued, though | frequently saw my pa.
tlent afterwards, restored 10 perfect health.
IKE preparation is ralled "Dr Rogers Com.
pound Syrup oil l.iverw OF and Tar;'' and from The
examination ofthe receipt and the success in my
own experiment | do conscienliousIy recommend
I as a useful and valuable medicine; and | should
urge my brother practitioners TO procure the receipt,
as l leel convinced they will agree with me as 10 It's
excellence, aud will no doubt use it in their pfac.
tice, as shall most certainly do, believing il 10 be
a most valuable aid in pulmonary cases that battle
the ordinary mode oftreatment.
WIN. j. RICHARDS, N. ID.
Cincinnati, Oct. !, 1914.
ASTONISHING CURE!!
or Mrs. BENZ SMlTH, living on the north side os
Ann street, one square north OF the Cincinnati Hof-
pital.
Ilhs is TO certify that my wife was attacked with
a violent cough. which settled on her lungs and re-
dnced her so low that her physician could do no
mole for her. She exhibited precisely the same
symptoms as my daughter did before her death (she
having died with The same disease) aud all our
friends were convinced she would live Du; a
shor' time longer. ] was at this time recommended
10 Try Dr.. Rogers celebrated Syrup Of Liver.
wort aud Tar With little or no hopes, | procured
a hottie of The agent in this city, and upon return
ing J found ny wife absolutely s~tangllng win her
cough. | commenced giving large doses-a tea
spoonful every hour, for forty eight houIs-which
raised her as bya miracle. ! have since admins
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