Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-04-01
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complaints, We have the greatest faith in Wistar,s
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ingredients which enter Sc largely into the compo.
sition of some other patent medicies 1T acts withoui
injury to the nervous system. We speak of thi,
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member of our family was raised from the yer,
brink of the grave through its use and in severa
subsequent cases where it has been administered
in our household, it has never once failed of the de
sirsd effect. We cheerfully commend it to ON
friends. in the British Provinces and among th,
crest Of mankind as q certain remedy for incipen
,iseasese of the lungs"
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