Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-08

INHE unexampled success of this truly unri-
l. called Tonic, in curing in few hours, where
all other remedies have failed, and that too, in
cases from six months to ten years Standing
warrants the assertion, that if taking sccordng to
directions, it is intaAible. A long list of certif.
Gates in proof of its infallibilty might be added,
bnt those npon the wrapper are deemed sufficient.
Try it and be convinced that it is the most pleas
ant, most certain, and the very BEST remedy ever
offered to the public for putting speedy termina
ton to the Chlls or Ague and Fever.
0TFrom the great popularity of this medicine,
many limitations, protesting to be CLEMENS IN.
DIAN TONIC, are ahoat. Therefore, be sure to
ask for that prepared by GEO. w. HOUSE,
Nashville, Tennessee, who is sole proprietor.
CERTIFICATES.
NEAR NASHVILLE, August 10, 1S43.
Mr.. GEO. w. HOUSE: Dear Sir-I had Chills
and Fevers for twelve months; nine months of the
time, without being able to check it, with all the
aid could procure from Physicians and the various
Tonic Fever and Ague mixtures sold by the Drug
stores. In April last saw your advertisement
of Clemens Indian Tonic, as an anfallible cure.
made no delay in calling upon you, and by using
said Tonic, found immediate relief and perma.
mint cure. A friend of mine tried it about the
same time, with the same happy result Yours,
respectfully, c. L. GLASGOW.
From the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, Oct. 81, ls43.
DR.. T. d. ScoTr: Dear Strive have used
Clemens Indian Tonic in many cases Of Ague
and Fever, and we find it, in every particular,
what it is commended to be in your advertisement.
We have heretofore used most Of the popular rem.
dies in use for Fever and Ague, and we unhesita-
tngly recommend Clemens Tonic TO the confidence
of the public, from our personal experience and
observation, as a safe, certain, and prompt cure
for the Ague and Fever, in any form or stage of
the disease. Yours, &c.
P. PEACHER.
JAMES ]. PRiTCHETT,
LEVI COLEMAN.
Extract of letter from the Rev. F. A. OWEN of
Memphis, dated Nov. 10, l6, 1913.
MY Dear Sir have tried Clemens Indian
Tonic in six different cases, and find it efcacious
in very high degree. 1t arrested the chill in ev-
cry instance, and as yet there has been no return
cheerfully give this testimony, that others mny
be induced to use remedy both safe and effcacous
in curing chills and fever.
Yours, very truly. F. A. OWEN.
NASHVILLE, June 3rd, 1874.
Mr.. Geo. W. HonSe: Dear Sir--I shall make no
apology in presenting the following remarkable
case: A youth Of about fifteen years old, living
with me, had the Fever and Ague for ten years,
without finding cure; and can assur you every
means were used to that effect. In December last
J. tried bottle Of "CLEMEN'S INDIAN TON
&C." which arrested the disease at once, and am
happy to state, he has not had chill or an ague
since. You should lose no time in giving this
Tonic an extensive circulation--it will prove
welcome friend and great blessing to the afflicted
Yours, truly, JOHN II. DAVIS.
The above case is known to me, and is strictly
true. WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
01-For sale by
Dr.. WIZ. R. SNELsoN, Fayette.
STEWART & BURcKHARr, New Franklin.
w. P. RAYmoN, Glasgow.
DR.. o. HENDERSON, Glasgow.
/, July 90, ls4s.--slm6