The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

A certificate from Rev. J. B, Finley.
CrNcINNATI. March s, 1888
De FoRsH.-This IS the first time in M long life
that have given my name in recommendation Of any
medicine, general remedy, though have often
been solicited have used Your Alternative Balm
for nearly years, first for the rheumA my
hip and knee, Of which was nearly cripple. then
for very severe bruises of my family; then
violent attack Of diarrha ysef then for inaam-
nation burns bruises, md for very severe Of
stiff neck brought by violent cold. and thiak
have had full pr oof of its ~ eaie properties great
many of the diseases Tor which YOU recommend Il,
ana have found it to fail in even one Of them.
Still, 30 no: say tina, It Is an insli,hie cure Yet ts
nv sober conviction that il is the best compound s
those complaints which it is recommended that
have ever tried and have tried many Twin not,
if can procure it, do without it in my family for
consideration Hoping that you will still eontinus
TO compound il honestly; and that il may relieve thou.
sands Of sufferers most heartily recommend il my
fellow citizens as most eScelent family medicine.
Yours, affeciis nately.
J. %, FINLEY.
This is to certify that in the rner of lsas be-
by lifting that could not sit dc wn get without
holding ITO some object was advised to try Mr..
Forsha's Alter alive Balm By bathing it six eight
times back perfectly restored and have felt
symptom Of its return since
hesd,ehe and to thaehe with very benehei. RESULT
J. J. YEAKLE
Certificate from d. l.. Starr.
Ihave known Mr.. Forsha's Alternative Balm 10 per.
form extraordinary cure upon horse that
very badly cut. some time since
I used it upon occasion. externally, with good
effect believe it to be a perfectly safe and ehca-
cious remedy TO be used in many complaints
D. l. STARR. :
November 2lst. 1853,
To the Public.
This is to certify that my wife was afflicted with
the spinal affection and dyspepsia for nine years and
a large portion of the time confined to her room
Fhr joints OF her back bone thrown out OF place
and curved, caused by the disease and pain She wa
quite bowed dosn in her stature during her illness
We had three physicians attending her during tbs
principal part OF her Illness, but experienced per-
m.nent relief from their prescriptions. i aherward
procured bottle Of DIR Forshas Alter stve Balm.
the time she used that bottle she felt srsst
relief She u.sd but bottles hen shs
cured and veil of her disease and her be ckhoss
has lost curve, and she is in her stature
she previous TO hsr attack. We hereby eeYfi-
~ that believe the Balm be the best medicine in
and believe il to be certain for spinsl
affection and dyspepsia and cannot too highly recon
mend i, every person afflicted nth the shove dis
diseases IA which have tried IL in family.
ESisn,il ALEXANDER CLARK.
MARY b. CLARK
Lynehburg. Highland CO., Ohio. Jan. 2, 1852.
well srgu linted with Alexander ClsYa snt
hi. rife. and also John Walker. and know the sboss
be matters of fact, and they persons
OF peetA5ilHy and eandor.
tSigneiI ABRAHAM GIBLER-
WhoIessie Depot at J. & C. REAKrRr's, No. 81
Peart street, Gin innsti.
Dr S. w. FORSHt. Drug store north side Of Fifth
st. three doors east Of Smith, Cincinnati. o.
July : 1854 29-if