Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-03
6rCOnsurnption is Cured

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By DR.. Rogers compound Syrup Of Liuertcort
and Tar A safe and certain cure for
Consumption Of the Lungs, Splitting Of
| Blood. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain in
The Side, Whooptng Cough, Bronchitis, and
all Pulmonary Affections.
Two those who have CONSUMPTION OR
l. DISEASED LUNGS, we call your ear
nest and immediate attention to the great mer-
1t OF the above preparation, and entreat you
not to put it down with other advertised med
lclnes, without inquiring whether there is not
entlre ana satisfactory proof Of its aue and
that TOO from men Of the highest standing,
who are living witnesses, and can be seen
by any one who will take tho trouble TO call
upon them. 0(J- Not only the Physician, but
| even the Professors among the medical fac
ulty, have had the BAR Of prejudice broken
down by the astonishing cures effected by this
great remedy, and have come out at last and
given US their certificates that there is no
mistake about it-that it really makes cures
when every thing else has failed. and that it
IS the Great Remedy for Diseased Lungs.
0T-Call on the Agent and see the state
ment OF the following persons of Cincinnati
who were cured by DR.. Rogers LiverwCrt
and Tar, after being given up to die with the
tast stages Of Consumption. not only by their
friends, but by physicians Of the highest stan
ding:
Mr. D. Ludlow, Fifth street, between Race
and Elm.
MI H. Plummor, halter, between Eighth
and Ninth, on Main street.
Mr.. Il. Whitehead, Catherine street, half n
square below Linn.
Mrs. Ann ChiIds, Sixth street, two doors
west Of Smith, &c; &C
be not deceived by worthless medicines
which are pamed on you, when such men as
pr' VIM. Richards and Judge VIM. Burke,
DR.. II. Cox, late Professor of Cincinnati
MedIca College, have come out and certi-
fed that DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar is
the great consumption remedy.
DR.. Cox states, that Miss Belt was pro-
nounced by Prof. Warden and the late Prof.
worcester to be in the last stages of Con-
sumption, and give her up to die: vet DR.. Ror-
ers, Llverwort and Tar entirely cured her.
Statement OF Judge ii. Morse, of the Courts
of Ohio and Cincinnati.
atm well acquainted with DR.. Hiram Cox
and his practice, he having been my family
physician for many years, and can cbeerfnlly
say, That L have as much or more confidence
in him and his skill as a praeticng physician
as any man living HENRY OMORSE.
Cincinnati, Nov. 18th, 1917.
Dr. II. Cox is also the family physician of
the Hon. Judge Jas. Satin, of Cincinnati, late
City Marshal.
Caution To all Owing TO the increased de-
mana i0r TINS medicine, an unprinciped man,
CJohn l. ioiand,) in Cincinnati, initiated in
external appearance only the yellow and blue
wrapper, and Ccspatchsd an interested runner
e. Clinton,) in this neta rious business to St.
Louis to make sales. This counterfeit omits
the name of A. l.. Scoyile- in fine print on
the bottom sof 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 EN-
tered according to act Of Congress-" &c.
DR.. U. HENDERSON, Agent, Glasgow; DR..
SNELSos, Fayelte,
Orders may be addressed to II. BLAksLY g.
Co st. LOuis