Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-23
DIR. Pettit'S American Eye SaIVc.
Ntatement Of ReY. C. .M. Woodward.

From its great length are unable 70 give entf46j
but can only present il in a condensed form.
=" TWAS in the fall Of 1910, first became acquainted
with the American Eye saIve. had been, nearly
tUenty years, severely afflicted with and Weak Eyes,
the effect Of having the measles at an adult age
daughter Of mine had, BEEN for two years troubled
with WEAK AND IMPLANTED EYES, caused By the salt
Rheum part Of the time confined to a dark room.
For the first eight years after had the MEASLES had
used many medicines for the eye good effect that
had lost all confidence in any such Medicines
soutey refused to any for ten years. urged to
let my daughter try it, but refused for three weeks
was, at last, pursuaded to give trial. first my own
eyes, but with great caution let my daughter try H.
1t cured her eyes gave others who Attic
ted. gave perfect satisfaction Cases several years.
standing were cured by it.
little girl Of Mr. Baldwin, Bradford w. severely ase
tel from Infancy which had bafed the efforts OF all the
Physicians, was perfectly cured by the salve-
In common Of Sore Inaned eyes, cures very
readily but in long standing Of inflammation and
weakness, be used time to know its real val
~. Il will strengthen Ueak eyes. have used il two
years most every night just before going to bed and tho
benefit have received from is great price up
on. Goggles and Glasses my companions for eighteen
years, have been laid aside all the storms o. win
I ter and dust Of summer with the naked eye
The Eye IS delicate organ, and people are not 30 Be
blamed fer being careful about what they using for
medicine was unbeeving, and had as little con-
idence any in the Eye Salve but have had an
extensive opportunity Of knowing its happy results
cases. throughout the length and breadth of large
territory do not know Of any cases where has done
any injury in the end and have yet to learn where
has been used according to directions and failed do good
that anything else has cured
As TO TESTIMONIALS,
volume might be written coming from Druggists Ply
sicians and private individuals speaking the highest
terms Of the curative properties of the EYE SALvE o. its
curing when they had been pronounced ncurobIe
the EYE INFIRMARIEs in Cleveland and New York City.
Several have been related of curing horses eyes,
after they nearly blind
Similar cases have been related to Of its curng when
the inrnares Of Syracuse and Buffalo, n Y and Cncin
natl, Ohio, had failed to For case Of this kind
would refer to A. B. Rogers Bernars VT
would refer Abel Trip, Of West Windsor w. or
case Of its curing horse, when the eyeids szoen
the muscles relaxed able to raise the lids
with discharge Of water from the nearly
blind He used three four boxes few days applying
freely to the eyelids and hollow over the eye giving
physc at the time.
could add testimonials in abundance Of cases that have
been related to saying they would not take one
hundred dollars for the benefit they have received
from the Of the Salve Others tlt FIVE and even TWEEN
y-fye dollars, would not buy the haf box they have on
hand, if they could get more.
(sgned0 G. b. NJ WOODWARD
This may certify that have known C. e. NJ Woodward
from his early YOUTH believe him to be person q the
srictest integrity and well worthy the confidence and
patronage Of business men.
Haverhill n. H., Feb. 16, 1858. JOHN PAGE
From personal knowledge Of Rev. c. b. NJ Woodward
we confidently and cordially endorse the above note OF
recommendation by Elk Governor Page, of New Hampshire.
| JOSEPH Z. KING, Principal Of Newburgh Seminary.
| A. STEVENS, Editor Of Zion's Herald, Boston, Mass
OsMOND G. BAKER, Professor Of Biblical Institute
Concord n. II.
Sold by the dozen single bottle by G. w. ATWELL IN
der the L. 5. Hotel Portland.
Also sold by A. G.. Pagc Bath, and by Druggists ana
dealers in medicines generally