Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-21
0rConsumption is Curcd-rn

By DR.. Rogers compound Syrup Of Lirer,cort and
Tar A safe and certain cure for ConSump-
tton Of the Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Pain an the Side, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis and all Pulmonary Affections.
rTNO those who have CONSUMPTION OR DIS.
Il EASED LUNGS, we call your earnest and
immediate attention to the great merit of the above
preparation, and entreat you not to put it down
with other advertised medicines, without inqurinr
whether there is not entire and satisfactory proof
of its value and that too frcm men of the highest
standing, who are living witnesses, and can be
seen by any one who viii take the trouble to call
upon them. o. Not only the Physician, but even
the Professors among the medical faculty, have
had The BAR of prejudice broken down by the as
tonishing cures effected by this great remedy, and
have come out at last and given us their certifi-
Gates that there is mistake about it-that it re-
ally makes cures when every thing else has failed
and that it is the Great Remedy for Diseased
Lungs.
OIrCall on the Agent and see the statement of
the following persons of Cincinnati who were
cured by DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar, after be-
ing given up to die with the last stages of Con.
sumption. not only by their friends, but by phys.
clans of the highest standing: 81.
Mr. u. Ludlow, Fifth street, between Race and
Elm.
Mr.. II. Plummer, halter, between Eighth and
Ninth, on Main street.
Mr.. g. Whitehead, Catharine street, half
square below Linn.
Mrs. Ann Childs, Sixth street, two doors ives,
Of Smith, &C.; &c.
Be not deceived by worthless medicines, which
are palmed on you when such men as DR.. VIM
Richards and Judge VIM. Burke, DR.. II. Cox, late
Professor of Cincinnati Medical College, have
come out and certified. that DR.. Rogers Liverwort
and lar is the great consumption remedy.
Or. Cox states, that Miss Belt was pronounced
by Prof Warden and the late Prof Worcester to
be in the last stages of Consumption, and give her
up to die yet DR.. Rognrs' Liyerwort and Tar en-
tirely cured her.
Statement of Judge H. Morse, of the Courts of
Ohio and Cincinnati.
am well acquainted with DR.. Hiram Cox and
his practice, he having been my family physician
Tor many years, and can cheerfully say, that l
have as much or more confidence in him and his
skill as praetcing physician as any man living.
HENRY MORSE.
Cincinnati, Nov. 18th, 1917.
DR.. H. Cox is also the family physician of the
Hon. Judge Jas. Satin, of Cincinnati, late City
Marshal.
Caution 10 aH.-Owing to the increased demand
tor this medicine, an unprincped man, John T.
IOland,) In Cincinnati, initiated in external ap-
pearance only the yellow and blue wrapper, and
despatched an interested runner, Up. Clinton, } in
this rious business to St. Louis to make sales.
This counterfeit omits the name of A. l.. Scoville,
in fine print on the bottom of the outside wrapper,
where it reads, "Entered according to Act of Con-
grcss," &c. On the genuine, the name of A. L.
Scoville is found following the words entered
according to act of Congress-" &c.
DR.. o. HENDERSON, Agent Glasgow; DR.. Smell.
SON, Fayette,
Orders may be addressed to H. BLAKsLY g. Co
St. Louis.