The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26
FINLEY F FERGUSON,
PHILLIP ! COHEN,
SIMON STONE,
WIN d SEAL

WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 2. IOOF.
NORFOLK. July 26th 1858.
DIR B BuRRew: Dear sir-In compliance with
your request We inform you for the benefit Of the
public, that brother of our Order John Jasper
was reported sick while stranger in this city. anc
in consequence of his destitute condition. had beeI
removed to the Hospital, whore he was found by q
termed the Scrofla, or Kio's Fpi. and in 20 low
state as to be pronounced by the attending physi
clan incnrabie. On Recommendation of brother
in three weeks he was declared cured and left this
city for New York, and in our opinion his restora
tot to health was caused solely by the use of your
Medicine.
Given under eur hands and seal of cur Lodge. the
49, - JAMES H RANSOM, N G.
1srrtSie Case Of Ser srqa of 7aOerus Fears Stand
ting, Cured in One Month.
NORFOLK, July 10, 1852.
DR.. B. BuRRow: Dear sir-I am under great obli
cations to yen for efecting cure of that dreadful
The disease had bai ID the most skiIiu phi scians
and had taken ~ least one hundred bottles of Ear
sapari!la, sc without the least effect was in tire
most depiorable condition-part of my neck ulcera-
ted such an ertent as to leaue the ,oidipe exposed
indeed, life was to me a burden. had given over
by one who had been similarly affected and VIZ
cured by your medicine was induced to take
yeur preparation, and although l had been
thirty days, was entirely cured. am now in good
health, and have been ever since. The cure was re
JOHN WEIR
Thisis to certify that John Webb appeared before
am well acquainted with Mr. John Webb, he is 9
respectable citizen of this city.
Mayor OF Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk, July 9, 1852.
NORFOLK. June 1, 1853.
DR.. B. BURRow: Dear Sir-Justice to your Medi-
cine and gratitude to yourself mpel me to make the
following statement: MI wife having been in low
q hopeless decline The best medical advice was pro
cured. and the physicians could only confirm our
porst BY pronoIncmg ne disease
that treatment could be simply palliative % death
would soon relieve her from suffering. Recourse
dies supposed suitable to the case but without the
slightest Improvement. She had become 30 much
emaciated.. that her intimate iriends could not
relieved by your medicine, and had witnessed its
beneficial efects others, sostrongly urged trial
which she began taking according to the directions
believe she had used about three botties. when she
ey
ing the to the medicine. declined its further
use Bnt feeling convinced this was fayorablesgn.
prevailed upon her TO continue its use. and had
treatment s her cough subsided she gained esn and
14n 9oa hss It ssrs s .
and never enjoyed better health. have used your
medicine 10 other cases that have occurred In my
main unimpaired. = = '''''' - ~ !
, Most respectfully and truly yours.
Late Prot Norfolk ii. Academy.
NORFOLK. May IL, 1884.
Oh. B. BURRow: Dear sir-In compiisnee with
your request cheerfully state that have seen the
most remarkable success attend the adninistratjnn
Of your reliable medicine. to patients in the Norfolk
Oaty Aims House. and my opinion Is. 1t should be
speedily introduced in all hospitals and Charitable
INSTITUTIONS. Respectfully yonrs