Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-21
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DISEASE CONQUERED!
MORTlMORE,S
R rheumatic Compound
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

Il Sare and Remedial agent for rheumatism,
an an its FOrDiS!!
TINHE astonishing which has attended this
medicine in the treatment ofRheumatic Complaints
either inn immatOEy acute, or chronic of no matter
what complicated form, Of long or short DURATION
renders the most valuable preparation discover
ed as the s0te Tetdbe remedy for Ibis dire complaint
and 20 radical il ia its workings that it has secured
the sanction OF many Of the first phyAcian who have
oseo as aefneTe resort without faith m its merits
Gnly 10 be convinced of its miraculous powe Mort-
moIe's Compound is vegetable extract an internal
remedy, pleasing to the TASTE harmless in is EFFECTS
and can be administered to all ages aud conditions with
out fear prepared sole for the treatment of this one
disease II is tonic, strengthening the system gen.
crafty whist soothes the nerves, and imparts heal
thy action 10 the digestive organs and puries the blood
Thousands have already found relief and permanent
cure, ami m each and every where il has been
Tested Il nus invariably answered the purpose
having been known TO fail The proprietOs feel iusti-
fled ia thus assuring the public of its virtues as they
base its merits entirely upon its performances and al
low the latter only 10 be mentioned in behalf Tes-
tmonias OF the highest character are daily received
from various sections Of the Union corohorains these
Facts and giving additional and undoubed evidence of
the virtues of this truly great and reliable remedy
For sale wholesale and retail by
W. v ALEXANDER & CO..
at their Central Ofire, No. Barclay street New York
We most respectfully ash those who are afflicted 10
send to The Agent 10 their vicinity and get a Circular
and read the letters and certificates of Rev Jas Mitchell
Rev e Bergman, Rev. J. II. Linn, Rev J. NJ Kelly
Rev X. A. Colburn, and other Clergymen while we
add the names of Hon j. Smith, late President of the
Bank OF The STATE Of Missouri; Geo. o. Ather ton OH
Ger in the Bank in ST. Louis Messrs. James Ii Eddy
s. Downing, A. Holland, c. w. Stone, j. w. Christy
Joseph Southack, with other prominent merchants Of
St Louis, as also vast numbers of other citizens
Mr.. T. Price, merchant of New Orleans writes that
he was ten yedrs~ cripple from chronic rheumatism
and for three years could scarcely himself in bed
1t had aec ed his whole system HI tried all remedies
he could hear Of and all the celebrated ply scians
but found no relief until he obtained this compound and
Il cured him eBectuaty. We might give hundreds of
such cases cured III New Orleans and the Souh.
This is home evidence andthese are LUin 1ci esses
where this remedy was first Introduced and where many
thousands have been cured during the last two years.
me proprieOts have now opened their great Central
once at NO. Barclay street, Astor Housed in the city
OF New York, where all orders for the medicine i'll be
promptly attended TO
This is oesetaJfe spirit-an internal remedy pre-
pared and recommended for this disease alone This
h 1oaH cure. G. S. d A. j. HOWE,
Sole Agents for Worcester.
Sold by K Bliss Haven, Springfield Redding &
20, Boston and by agents in every city in The United
STATES feb9 deodlyis