St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-05-12

The valuable Medicines abov named have
recently been introduced, with the approval OF
a number Of the Medic AZ Profession in the
City OF Baltimore and elsewhere. and in prac-
tice have succeeded most admirably in curing
the diseases for which they are prescribed.
They are offered to the Country Practitioner
as medicines which he can in all respects de-
pend upon, az prepared in agreement with the
experience OF some Of the most learned and
judicious Physicians. and strictly in conformity
with the rules Of Pharmacy, and as especially
serving his convenience, who cannot so readily
as the City Physician have his own prescrip-
tions compounded by a practical Pharnaceutist.
See the descriptive Pamphlets. to be had
gratis Of all who have the Medicines for sale.
containing recommendations from Doctors
Martin. Baltzeli, Addison, Payne, Handy,
| Love, &c.
| Doct. S. g. Martin. saws " do not hesitate
to recommend your Diarrhea Cordial and Ano'
dyne Cherry Expectorant." &c.
| Doct John Addison. says Sc II gives me much
pleasure to add my testimony to that Of others.
in favor OF the extraordinary efficacy OF your
! Hiarrhea Cordial" &c; and Of the ExpectoT-
ant, =. have no hesitation In recommending il,
| as a most valuable medicine" &c.
Doct. r. A. Payne, says he has used the
Diarrhea Cordial in his practice "with the
| happiest effect, and thinks IL one Of the most
convenient and efficient combinations ever
| offered to our profession"
| Il ~
your Anodyne Expectorant in several cases OF
| Bronchial affection, with the most happy re-
suits and ION a knowledge Of its admirable
effects, can with the greatest confidence
recommend it,"
Doct. w Love, writes to US that he has
administered the Expectorant TO his wife, who
| has had the Bronchitis for fourteen years, and
that she is fast recovering from her long stand
ing malady. II has in few weeks done here
| more good than all the remedies she has hereto
| fore used under able medical counsel.
Sixteen of the hest ApothecaIies and Phar-
maceniist in the City Of Baltimore, write " We
are satisfied the preparations known as StabieTs
| Anodvne Cherry ExpectoTant and Stabfer's
| Diarrhe Cordial are medicines Of great value
and very efficient for the relief and ure OF the
diseases for which they are recommended, they
| bear the evidence Of skill and care in their
preparation and style OF putting Up. and we
take pleasure in recommending them"
Twenty-seven OF the most respectable Mer-
chants, residents of Maryland, Virginia and
North Carolina, who have sold and also used
these medicines themselvs, say, " From ouE
own experience and that OF our customers. we
do confidently recommend them Pro Bono
EnbIico. We have never known any remedies
used for the diseases Tor which they are pre-
scribed, 70 be so efficient and to give such entire
satisfaction 10 all.
The above notices Of recommendation from
members Of the Medical Faculty, Pharmaceut
lists Of high standing. and Merchants Of the frs
responsibility, should be sufficient 10 satisfy all
that ihese medicines are worthy OF tria
by the afflicted, and that they are Of a diffeTen
stamp and class from the "Quackery" ant
Cure Ais" so much imposed upon the public
For sale by Druggists. Apotheearies ant
County Store-keepers generally.
Ell. STABLER & co.
WHOLESALE DRUecIsTs
100 Pratt Street. Baltimore.
For sale in st. Mary's county by Richardson
! & Combs and Locker Abel & Co., Leonan
Town; WIN. H. Gamer & Co., Miles Town
and Geo. H. Morgan. and John A. Burroughs
Chaptico-and by merchants generally through
out Maryland and Virginia.
February 3, 1888.