Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-24
OXYGENATED
CG E Ga "a Snd :" - ,
SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
PHTHISlC,
AND
GENERAL DEBILITY.
OXYGENATED
GEORGE B. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.
Hjn1sor Eprmonf

Windsor, Vermont.
Is sovereign remedy for DYSPEPSIA, in muny Of its
forms, such pain in the Stomach, Heartburn, hIbual
Costiveness Acid Stomach, He,dache loss OF Appetite,
Piles; Night Sweats and even Consumption (Dyspcp,ic
Phthsic) and Asthma Phthisic attended with dealse
ncnt OF the Stomach (or Dyspeptlc Asthna) Difficult
Dyspeptc SyspnGa is relieved by these Bitiers. sh
their has been proved i'll the relief Of almost all the
symptoms that proceed from debitaed OF atomic cnnd
on OF the stomach also in general debility arising from
age from the effects oi Fever particularly Fever and
Aguc Females suffering under any uterine arrangement
arising from weakness will find the "OXyGENArED BIr
TERs excellent remedy, and not surpassedb by any nicd
cine in use.
way public favor solely by the force Of it's intrinsic
merits No artificial means have been used to give
orey and thrust II upon public attention, L has never
mahable efficacy in the family OF the proprietor, and by
him afterwards administered to his afflicted friends and
quaintances with like result, It's repuaii m gradually
tended until IT is known in the most distant parts oi the
Union, as medicine of unrivaled virtues IN the cure o
Dyspepsia in nil its different iorms and also for the
Asthma Phhisic It's only herald and its only eul gy
has been the story OF its wonderful efficacy, told from
ry instance where these Bes have been used and the
suit made known to the proprietor they have proved re-
medy.
Numerous certificates aestng the singular efficacy Of
the OXyGENATED BTrERs" are III the possession of the
propretor many OF them signed by already widely
known to the public. - ..
WINDSOR Vt, Oct ,her 3, 1915.
The following Certificates have recently been
wAsmlscroS, d. C., JryE 10, 1916.
Having made of the Oxygenated Bitters prepared
by DIR. Geo. B. Green, of Windsor, W. aud from know
ledge obtained oi their efficacy in other eheeruy
recommend them to the public believing that they will fully
sustain the mmclation of the Prophet We hope
that this valuable remedy may be generally difuscd
throughout the country that it nny be accessible to all the
afflicted.
SAMuEl, San rnEips' rittIt' u $ Senator from Vermont
JAMES r. SIMMONS, t. $. senat n from r. Island.
j. T. MOREiiEADi U. =. Senator and fIrnsry Govern
or Of Kentucky.
l.. ii. ARNOLD, Member OF Congress and formerly Go
WIN, wooDBRIDoE, U s senator and formerly Go
vernon OF Michigan.
NJ. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wisconsin
Territory. ..H ...
From Hon, II d. Foster, Member OF Congress from
Pennsylvania.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., JUNE 10, 1916.
Dear Sir,-I have been dyspeptc sufferer for about ten
years and have resorted to various medicines for relief
Bittersn have used about two bottles and hd self
restored to perfect health The forms in which the dis
showed ITSELF in my case were, great acidy OF the
stomach loss OF appetite extreme faulence const
rons that knowledge OF your valuable remedy may reach
others similarly afflicted take great pleasure IN record
ing testimony to its curative power and wouh also
remark that while visit at home short time since,
administered part OF bottle to number of my afflicted
friends, with great success They desrous that You
should establish agency at Pitsburg, inform them
where the medicine be obtained With earnest de-
sire for prosperity and happiness subscribe myself
truly your friend IL d. FOSTER.
Doct Gro B. GREEs, Windsor, VI
Snld Wholesale and Retail by Green q Fletcher, N3
os South Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
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