Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
DISEASE Conquered!
MORTIMORE'S
R h eumatic Compound
AND BLOOD PURIFIER,

n sure ana heneeat0t Agent for Rheumatism,
IN AU its FoYnlS!i
FTNHE astonishing which has attended this
L medicine In the treatment OF Rheumatic complants
either inf lmmatOry acute, chronic, of no matter
what complicated form, or of long or short DURATION
renders it the most valuable preparation discover
ed, the sole reabie remedy for this dire complaint
and 40 radical ~ II III its workings that has secured
the sanction OF many of the first physicians. who have
used It derniere without faith IN its merits
only 10 be convince of its miraculous powe Morti-
more's Compound is a vegetable extract, an internal
remedy, pleasing to the taste, harmless in its effects
and can be administered to all ages and conditions with
out fear prepared sole for treatment of this one
disease II is tonic strengthening to the system gen.
orally, whilst soohes the nerves, and imparts heal
thy action the digestive organs and puries the blood
Thousands have already found relief and permanent
cure, and IN each and every where it has been
tested it has invariably answered the purpose never
having been known to fail The proprietors feel usti
fled in thus assuring the public Of its virtues, they
base its merits entirely upon its performances and al
low the latter only TO be mentioned in its behalf. Tes-
tmonals of the highest character daily received
from various sections of the Union, coToborang these
facts aud giving additional and undouhted evidence of
the virtues of this truly great and reliable remedy
For sale wholesale and retail by
w. V. ALEXANDER & CO.,
at their Central Office No. Barclay street. New York
We most respectfully ask those who afflicted to
send to the Agent in their vicinity and get Circular
and read the letters and certificates OF Rev Jas Mitchell
Rev. N. Bergman Rev. j. H. Linn Rev. NJ Kelly,
Rev. r. 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. Atherton Off.
Ger in the Bank in ST. Louis Messrs. James II. Eddy
S. Downing, A. Holland, C. w. Stone, J. w. Chrsty
Joseph Southack, with other prominent merchants Of
st. Louis, as also numbers Of other citizens.
Mr.. z. Price, merchant of New Orleans, writes that
he was ten gears cripple from chronic rheumatism,
and for three years could scarcely himself in bed
1t had Nec' ed his whole system He tried all remedies
he could hear Of and all the celebrated ply scians
hut found relief until he obtained this compound and
IL cured him efectuaty We might give hundreds of
such cases cured i'll New Orleans and the Soulh
This Is home evidence and these hOiag Ictn esses
where this remedy was first introduced, and where many
THOUSANDS have been cured during the last two
TIE proprietOrs have opened their great Central
Office at No Barclay street, CASTOR House, in the city
OF New York, where all orders for the medicine will be
promptly attended,
This is Uegetabfe spirit-an internal remedy, pre-
pared and recommended for this disease alone This
~ WtU cure g. S. d A. J. HOWE,
Sole Agents for Worcester.
:. Sold by B X. Bliss & Haven, Springfield Redding &
Co.. B0ston and by agents i'll every city in the United
tates. leb9 deollYis