Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-10-11
III. e.. FARRELL,S
CELEBRATED
Arabian Liniment,

bii1 " II Ehl EO re mefy ever dtScOv-
/ a cred foralmost all complaints requir-
'ng an external application, either in man
OR beast. In the short length of time il
has been introduced to The people of the
United States, it has gained reputation
unequailed by any othet medicine in the
known world. Why is it? The answer is
plain because no medicine of the kind has
ever been put before the public so deserv-
ing of the rich laurels it has acquired: and
1t will continue to gain friends as long as il
performs the most extraordinary cures of
various descriptions, after the doctors and
all other remedies had failed. We do not
only say that the genuine I'll. G. Farrcll's
Arabian Liniment can and does perform
cures which no other medicine can do. but
you have here certificates of what it has
doae.
Ihadeus Smith, of Mudd Creek, Tazwell
co. Ills. says, II had lost the use of nv
arm Tor more than year, by palzy or para
lysis; the flesh had entirely withered away
leaving nothing but skin muscle, AMI bone.
| tired all the best doctors and all the rem
edies could hear OF, but they did no good.
then commenced the use OF I'll. Ct. Far
relfs Arabian Llniment, and few bottles
entirely cured me, and my arm is now as
strong and heshy as the other 1t Is also
tirst-rate for burns, sprain and bruze.
The celebrated DR.. JAYNE, whose repu-
tation as bsnefactor to mankind extenls
over the wholc world, reports that lady
OF one OF the first families in Philadelphia
had been confined to her bed fourteen wears
with Rheumatism and was cured by III. G.
Farrelps Arabian Liniment. He also SAYS:
"Your iniment is going rapidly; send me
supply Immediately by Leeche's fast line.'
My daughter, when six months old, was
taken with swelling in the tonsils, which
grew larger and larger, till when six vars
old she had great difficulty in swallowing
her food. Every night, watch was kept,
fearing she would sulfocate. The best doc
tors attended her, but could give no relief.
took her to the most eminent doctors in
the East: they said there was no help for
her but to outgrow it. With sad heart |
returned home with her, when she became
so much worse that the doctors had to be
called ina again; they decided the tonsis must
be cut oil, as the only means of giving re-
lief. My wife would not consent to this.
and she determined to try your iiniment,
and it gave relief the very first application.
and by a continued use she entirely recov-
cred. Sht is now 10 years old, and fleshy
and healthy as could be desired Your lini-
mentis also the best in use for sprains, brui-
ses, cuts, burns, headache, &c; and it will
remove the most severe pain in a few min
utes. 1t also cured caked udder in nv
COW In few days.
L oria, March 20, l849. GEO. FORD.
Mr.. H. G. FARRELL: Your Arabian Lini-
ment is the greatest medicine for horse
flesh in the world. | had a mare about TO
foal, when she became so helpless that she
could not rise from the ground: she was i'm
this way for several days when with z 9th
er | succeeded in raising her up, which
was the only way it could be done, when
commenced the use OF your excellent liui-
iment, rubbed in well over the loins, and
astonishing as it may appear before used
up bottle of the dollar size, she was able
to get up herself and walk, l would not
have given ten dollars for her before, and
many advised me to shoot her to put her
cut OF misery; she is now one OF my best
mares. suppose it was strain in the
loins. G.. w. HUNT.
Peoria. ILL.,. july 2 1919