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DR. RoGERs' Co POUND SYRup OF

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L9V h IL OH & i AR.
For die cure Of Cnn}umpton, and all diseases of
the Lungs and Breast.
We will now ask the afflicted csndidly tex I'M.
iOe the facts below, which substautiate III M rts
of this great remedy Facts which are icor tro.
vertible, and cannot be denied We refer yo to-
the statements nf well,known Physicians and Pre-.
iessors, who have come forward and h,ve sui .
stanlated these facts The most incredr lots ca,- :
not but be convinced that it has made Gu es he @
every thing Use has failed
Extracts from C,yiyicahs Dhich Gun be seen an
tuilby caH,ng on The agents
A LETTER FROM JOHN A. COLLINS.
ESQ, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR OF
THE TEMPERANCE ORGAN. ALSO A
GENT AND Lecturer FOR THE
GRAND DIVISION OF SONS OF tenn
PERANCE or OHIO. sl
CINCINNATI, November 30, lsIS. s
A. l. SCovILL: Dear Sir---For the past eight
OF ten months, | have felt inclined to say some-
thing in relation to the EXTRA ORDINARY
HEALING QUALITIES of your preparation of
DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup of Liverwort and
Tar, for your own, but more especially for the ten-
eft of those unfortunate persons who are threat
tened or afflicted with PULMONARY CON
SUMPTION, and who like myself have great
! aversion to qnacks, to their specifics and cathol-
cons, but combination o' circumstances has pre,
7
In November, 1916, my wife took a severe cold.
which settled upon her lungs A VIOLENT
COUGH was the consequence which increased
IN severity during the winter and reduced her 10
almost SIX Teton. 1t was nearly incesssnt and
attended with SEVERE PAIN IN the SIDE and
! BREAST, accompanied with FEVER and COLD
NIGHT SWEATS. SHE EXpECTORATED
more than PlNTO OF MATTER DAILY. UL-
GERS gathered upon ber LUNGS and DISCHARGED.
Her HANDS and FEET were cold and clammv
as death. and PURPLE TINT settled upon her
lips. The skill and varied efforts of our family
pysican were completely BAFFLED On the
lst Of May, 1847, he informed me that he could
do nothing more than grant her temporary relief.
that her case WAS HOPELESS, and that she
could NOT SURVIVE more than fortnight at
the furtherest Immediately called upon DR..
r. s. NEWTON of this city, (who had beenso
skilfnl in the treatment Of cuncers aud stated her
| case to him. He recommended DR.. Rogers LIy.
erwort aud Tar, assured me that there was nothing
OF qnackery about 1t but parey SCIENTIFIC
PREPARATION, aud gave me the history of
several cases, all considered hopeless where his
preparation RESTORED To HEALTH. A
bottle was procured, and in one week the eype,to-s
ration was nearly CONQUERED. She contin-,
ned gradually to improve, her appetite returned.
her COUGH in lew months CEASED SHE
RECOVERED her STRENGTH, and TO verv
great degree her health, and Is now MOST ER
TRAORblNARY TROPHY Of the HEALING
VIRTUES ofDR ROGERS PREPARATION
OF LlVERWORT AND TAR
can also say that have derived yerv oreot
benefit from this preparation, for hoarseness sore
throat. and structure across the chest | have
been enabled. while SUFFERING FROM SE
WERE COLD AND HOARSENESS, TO speak
with comparative ease Tor two, hours IL has ono
advantage, IN my own Case, over other expecto-
rants It does not dcranEe the digestive fuuc,uns.
producing hedddche, Dr nervous Inability
regard il as admirably adapted for ihe use u r
pubh" SreakeIs Respectfully yours, 3ab1
JOHN a., COLLINS. r5
FROM DIR. HIRAM, cox. e1o@A
Late P,cjeSS0r in Cincinnati Eiecfic .Ne,,;eois
C0iiedge. 31u08 400 II
Mr. A. l.. Scovill: However reluctant bav.,
been to permit my name to be attached 10 patent
medicine, l consider II duty to the community
TO state that in three cases d incipienf ro,,s,,,,,
tion, vix., Miss Bell, Miss Barger and Mr.
II. Cox, one ofour City Council, that DR.. Rogers,5
Liverwort and Tar operated more like a speci6c
than any other remedy, that ever used. one oi
the cases VIZ: Miss Bell, pronounced by seyeraiN
physicians to be lahoring under the last stage Of
Seroulous Consumption. She is now in eood-
heailh' from 'he use OF few bottles OF the above
syrup. HIRAM cox M 'f,3
Cincinnati, Jan. 25, 1897. - - -
sihai.t4a 9pi Hfk3 -lgtIi gel ig sUNfigYeNy,
FROM THE HON. JUDGE HENRY MORSE
Mr., A. l.. Scovil: i am well ACC ed with
DR.. Hiram Cox and his practice, he having been
my family physician for many years, and can cbeer-
fully say that ! have as much confidence in Ma
skill as any man living. HENRY MORSE, Id
Cincinnati, Nov. 8, 1847.iof eafo9 ifr1g 49,,
: This great remedy has not only made almost m.
credible cures of Consumption, but il breaks mn
the most distressing Cough, Cold, Pain IN ,be
Breast, and Asthama, ina few hours time. Wa
authorize our agents, in all where il does MOI
give immediate relief, and the bottle is returnedto
,cheeriully refund the money Sold by fs'sSg
AIS. Hendry, General Agents for Ohio yaaT
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Talbot s. Wsraecke, Malaga; gs,,.,,.,,'
Peter Dorr, Miltonsburg; '~ 'Dseo. R2af
John M. Round, Summeriield:E p slq snf1a
j. E.&aC. A. Boyd, Carlisle; hs tss7sltns ssae
Wm, 81. Myers, New Castle; .flsg,,@ s..t'.'s
siHapes y Pancoast, jamestown; ~ -,
Anshaiz, Pollock & Co, Clarington; H''1 @ss
Isaac Welsh En-, BcaIsvillc.