The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-08
THE REV. John SEVER

OF Jersey City, an old and highly respectable
clergyman of The Baptist Observation-Disclosures
in the following certificate at Dr. TownSend's Of
nee, l2G Button street, on Saturday. ItSpeaks
| for Itself
DR.. Townsend Sir: am constrained
to give you statement of the benefit derived
from using your Sarsaparilla, believing by so do
ing shall render a!beneftto those who are suffer
ing as | have been. | was reduced for many
| months by the dyspepsia, so much that il was
much difficulty for me to walk or keep about.
| also had letter which covered the most part OF
my head-which was extremely troublesome g.
sore, it got TO be almost scab, used quite
number OF remedies for both complaints but re-
ceved little or no benefit until took your prepG-
ration OF SarsGparilla, which through the kind
ness of providence hos restored me TO more than
| my usual health, as | now enjoy better health
than lhave for a number of ears. am now GO
years of age, believe il to be an invaluable med
icine, and recommend ittomynumeiousa cquain-
tances, which is very large, as Ihavebeen min
ister for great many years. | hore this hasty
sketch may be as much benefit TO you as your
medicine has 10 me. JOHN SEVER,
July II, 1916. Jersey City.
METHODIST CLERGYMAN.
The following was sent to our agent IN Railway by
the Rev. J. o. TUNlSON, of the Methodist f.
Church-one Of the most learned and rCspect ted in
the Methodist connection-aud is another evidence
of the wonderful effects of DIR. Townsend'E Sarsapa-
rilll on the system,
FRIEND PeARsoK-Havinr for some time INST
as you are aware experienced great general debility
OF my system, attended with constant and alarming
irritation Of the throat and lungs, was at your own
instance, and in cOnsequece of having read Captain
McLeon's decided testimony in its behalf u,luced TO
try DIR. Townshend's far famed Sarsaparilla. tried
It, confess, more in the hope than in the confidence
OF It's proving eficacious; but bound in candor
now 10 acknowledge that had not tried il long before
began 10 experience its sautary effects; and may
new say with Capt. McLeon, that 81 would not be
without il on any consideration" II has done me
more good than any previous remedy | have tried &
ifthis statement is deemed by you Of any Importance
you have by full consent 10 make it public.
Railway, Aug. 8. 1S47 J. O. TUsIsoN.
FITS-FITS-FITS
DIR. Townsend, not having tested his Sar.
saparlla in cases OF Fits, of course never 70.
commended it, and was surprised TO receive
the following from an intelligent and respec-
table farmer in Westchester Countv;-
FoRDHAM, August I3. IS47
DR.. TowHsEND-Dear Sir have a IitIe
girl seven years ofage. who has been several
years affected with fits we tried almost
every thing for her, but without success; at
last, although we could find no recommend.
alton IN your circulars forcascs like hers. we
thought as she was in very delicate health
we would give her some ofyour SarsapariIla
and are very glad we did, for it moi onIy res
tored her strength, but she has had no return
o. the fits 10 our great pleasure and sunrise.
She is last becoming rugged and hearty. for
winch we feel grateful. Yours respectfully.
JOHN BUTLER, Jun.
w. P. Russell, Agent. 4r;1