Eastern times., 1855-09-13

DR.. Pettit's American Eve SalYe.

LII. I6ttll American Eye SdlV6.
STATEMENT OF REV. G. b. NJ. WOODWARD OF NEW
BURY, y. Y.
'1t the Fall of 1919 first became acquainted with
the American Eye salve. had been for nearly twenty
years, severely afflicted with SORE and UE4K EYES,
the effect of having the measles at adult age.
daughter of mine had been, for years, troubled
with WEAK and INFLAMED 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 medcines-had alb
soutey refused to any for ten years.
was urged to let my daughter try it, refused for
some three weeks was, at last, persuaded give
trial, first my eyes, but with great caution Let
my daughter try it. 1t cured her eyes
gave to others who were afflicted 1t gave perfect
satisfaction Gases Of several years standing were Cured
by it.
little girl Of Mr.. Baldwin, Bradford w. severely a
cted from infancy, which had baed the efforts Of all the
Physicians, Perfectly Cured by the Salve.
In of infamed eyes it cures very
readily; but in long standing inflammation and
weakness it be used time to know its real
value.
1t will strengthen weak eyes. have used two years
most every night just before going to bed and the benefit
have received from is great price upon.
GOGGLES and GLASSES, my companions for eighteen
years. have been laid aside faced all the storms of win
ter and dust of summer with the naked eye.
The Eye is delicate organ and people are not to be
blamed for being careful about what they arausng for
medicine.
unbelieving and had as little confidence
any in the Eye Salve; have had an extensive
opportunity of knowing happy results in numerous
throughout the length and breadth Of large territory
do not know of any where done any inju-
in he prl. N II hos
used according directions failed to do good thata
thing else has cured.
Several have been narrated of its curing horses
eyes, after they nearly blind.
Iwoud refer to Abiel Trip, of West Windsor, VT for
of its curing horse, when the eyeds where swollen
tie muscles relaxed not to able to raise the lids; with
constant discharge ofwater from the eye;-neary blind
He used three four boxes in few days, applying it
freely theeyelids hollow eye giving physic
4 at the same time
could add testimonials in abundance of cases. have
been related to me; saying they would take one
hundred dollars for the benefit they received from the
of thesALyE Others, that five, and twenty-five
dollars, would not buy the halfbox they have hand
they could get
~(Signed) c. B. NJ. WOODWARD.
This may certify that have known c. NJ &. Woodward
from his early YOUTH and believe him to be person Of the
srctest integrity and well worthy of the confidence and
patronage of business men. JOHN PAGE.
Haverhill N II. Feb 16, 1858.
From personal knowledge of Rev. c. B. NJ. Woodward,
confidently and cordially endorse the above
commendation by Ex-Governor Page, Of New Hampshire
JOSEPH E. KING, Principal of Newburgh Seminary.
A. STEVENS, Editor of Zions Herald, Boston, Mass
oSMOND C. BAKER, Professor of Biblical Institute
Concord, n. IL.
Sold by c. W. ATWELL, under U. S. IIoe: Portland,
General Agent for the State of Maine.
For sale by Agents in nearly every town and village in
Mane and by A. G. Page, j. Mathews, and I. W. Lucas,
Bath.
ALSO, SOLD AS ABOVE,