Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-09
The 0uestion 1nnaIIy Settled

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SIXTY DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS
tne cry ofNew York on the merits Of the two rown-
sehss Sassaparilas The great majority oil Dregglsu
IN New YORK had kept and old g. Townsends Sar-
ana were suffering IN their feelings ana repu-
tations from the fact that ii greatly soured
u oottles therebyglving greatdissasfaction
tos'heireusiomers.' Among the numberare
SIXTEEN EDUCATED PHYSICIANS
being in practice and familiar with the action
and virtues of every medicine sold in he c;,v IN.
druggists who put IN prescriptions and who are com
physician who watches the progress of disease and The
effects medicines on his suffering pa,ien,. are III eli
classes in the world best judge of the value and
CNcEpc or ,xCnYcyUvc
D1oi GN 10 Ems " MEO1ClNES
have aS long known of he existence of.he TWO Towns.
;v he . pa,us anu nav 'ahen pasueuar pains
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and .n,parsia, tr;ni INV spo '''ea'e ANsi J"Js"
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,ha, OH Dr. Iacos rowz.ssD. ss1.aporil.
, dhni.eiy superior !. s Town.ends and believing
the fact known 10 he nublc one which moi
righteousv shake Oft
This testimony is one which cannot he sairsayed or
resisted The public
MUST BELIEVE 1T,
because il comes from persops and ,hc.e
100 who are of all men b. st qualified TO give an opinion
of Pure Genuine Medicine: If we should never utter
Nv moIa IN Us iavoI again, .ne .esuhony o. lhese
and fhysleans sumcien 10 nold II aor as
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had themselves Of the great superiority o,he
Old Dr's Sarsaparia over the young Townsend'sthey
dropped his entirely, and sold the Old Drs only This
seemed 10 be demanded bv their customers and was
consonance with their views and feelings. For
this act Mr.. S Townend published them as Stcind-
lrs, as "Deceivers not ft to be trusted and
willing 10 commit any raud for money" -.4 Ha.t
sample offs. P. Townsend's language may be seen
IN an advertisement IN this paper headed Outrageous
Imposition 10 understand the real facts respecting
il is only necessary 10 say that s. p Townsend goes
around to different papers and pays put
in statement of his and then quotes these para
graphs though they were voluntary and editorial
as proofthat the Old Dr. and his associates have no
grounds for any claims TO a original Recipe.
These are, however, mere
MINIS VI "A QOhCh,
and should pc regarded as emanans from Jealous AND
malicious mind.
When, however. this whole controversy of claims 10
boiled down a single question
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Wh1Ch OF the t1CO IS the best SlTSQDn-
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The answer is heard rolling along every valley and re-
yerberatiny from every hill top throughout the length
| and breadth of the land. as with one roice
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Ihts SPO.N ldNEOCS TRIBUTE
ofsixty Druggists among whom are IG educated Phys
| cians, who know s. P. Townsend and his Sourinc
pie that the Old Doctor stands best where he is bss
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