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CONSUMPTION.
- ms invaluable remedy i,r all diseases OF the
THROAT and Lines, has attainti a celebrity from
its remarkable cures never equaled hy any other
medicine before. Other prepalatl.os II, We shown
themselves paliiatireS and sometimes eheuad no.
table cures, but has fully won the Can
tidtnce OF every community where il is known All
ter years of ria in every climate, the results have
mdiSpulably shown it to possess mastery over this
dangerous class of diseases, which could not fail
attract the attention OF Physicians, Patients and the
public at large.
See the statements, not of obscure individuals and
from tar distant places, but OF men who are known
and respected throughout the county.
The widely celebrated Surgeon, pE, VALENTINE
MOTT, says:
at gives me pleasure to certify the value and eff
cacy OF Ayers Cherry PectTdi, which consider
peculiarly adapted to cure diseases OF the hroas and
lungs"
DIR. PERKINS. the venerable President of the
Vermont Medical College, one OF the emineny
learned OF this country writes, the Cherry
Pecfordl is extensively used in his section where It
has shown uumlsakable evidence otis happy ef,
rcts upon pulmonary diseases.
The Rev IN0, ID. CQCHR ANE, distinguished
Clergyman oil tine English Church. writes to the
proprietor from Montreal. that he hns been cured
OF severe ashmatIc aft elton by Chcrry Pectoral.'
Ills letter at tull length may be found IN our Crcu-
lar, to be had OF the Agent, and is worth the ateu-
ton OF asthmatlc patients.
: This letter from the well known Druggist at Hills
| dale, Michigan, oae OF the largest dealers in the
State and this cas' g from his own observation.
| Hiisdaler Mich Dec. 10, 1919.
Dear Sir Immediately on receipt Ut your Cherry
! Pcctoral, | carried bottle to an acqmnr of
mine who was thought to be near his end with quick
consumption. lie was then unable TO rise from his
bed aud was extremely feeble. His friends believed
he must soon die, unless rehet could be Obtained Tor
him, and induced thea to give your excellent
medicine n trial. ! Immediately leii io"n tor three
weeks, and you may lu-l2a OF my surprise on my re-
iurn TO meet him IN tle street ON my way home
from the and hnd he had entirely rec oyered.-
Enur weeks duV HI commenced taking
your medicine, he was AT work at his arduous trade
! OF blacksmith,
There are other cases within my know edge.
where the Cherry Pcciorai has heen siuguary sue.
| cesstul, but none SO marked as this
Very truly yours, G. w. UNDERWOOD
Hanover, Ohio April ), 1880
| Dear Sir-l wish could tell all that suffer with
cough, what the Cherry PectordE has done Tor me
1t does seems they might be benefited by the utor
| Nation. had long fever winch lett my lungs
weak and named. Being very feeble and unable
to gam strength at all, my trends thought must
soon sink into consumption. hadno appetite and
a dreadful cough Was fast wearing me away. be-
gan to take your medicine, 10y the advice ola clergy
man, who had seen ITS effects before. deceased my
cough AT lst, and gave me rest at night. In less
than fortnight could eat well, ana my cough had
ceased to be troublesome, my tie It turned, md
my food nour shed me, whoh son restored my
strength. Now, after hye weeks, I'm well and
strong, with ne other help than yourC htnY Pcctor-
al Yours, with respect, JULIA DEAN.
| he ehy crruty that the above statement OF my
vile Is in conformity III MY own views OF ae1
case, and her cure by Ayers Cherry Pictorial
JOSEPH DEAN.
The above named Joseph Dean and Julia, his
wife are personally known to me, and Implicit con-
iideuce may be placed IN their Statement.
SAML {. VAN DERWENV.
Pastor OF the Baptist ChuIch.
Prepared by J c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell Masa
: Sold in Burlington Wholesale and Retail by
MO. a. PECK, and by Druggists generally
roughout the country.
' Dec l6, 800 w25most