The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-30
FINLEY F FERGUSON,
PHILLIP COHEN,
SIMON STONE,
VIM D SEAL,
bIdSOiLC
WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 2. IO0F.


WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 2. IOOF.
NORFOLK. July 18th. 1883.
DR. B BURRsw: Dear sir-In compliance with
your request, We inform you Tor the benent OF tae
public that brother of our Order John Jasper)
was reported sick while stranger in this city. and
in consequence of his destitute condition. had teen
removed to the Hospital, where he was found by
committee of this Lodge; suffering from disc ase
state as to be pronounced by the attending physi
clan incurable On recomnendstion of brother,
was Induced 1t s try gbe M an In, and
city for New York. and in our opinion his restora-
toN to health was caused solely by the use OF your
Given under our hands and seal of our Lodge, the
'''' JAMES h RANSOM. Nc.
4sStte Case q See Of 7oslps Years. Stand
ing, Cured in ONE Month.
NORFOLK July l9, 1882
DR. B BURRow: Deer sir-I am under great obli.
cations 70 you for effecing cure OF that dreadful
~he disease had bafisd the most skiful phi yscians
and had taken atieast enc hundred bottles of Sar
saparia, &c without the least effect 1 was in the
most dep,orable condtion-1art Of my NICK ulcera-
ted to such extent as TO edre the ,oid exposed
indeed, life was to me burden /. had given over
by one who had been similarly affected. and was
cured by your. medicine. | was induced to take
afflicted over twelve years. yet in the short space of
thirty days was entirely cured. am now in good
earded as q miracle.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN WEBB
Thisis to certify that John Webb appeared before
me this day and made oath to the above statement.
am we'll acquainted with Mr. John Webb he is 9
fe'pe''"O's ''''A'A u William DELANY,
Mayor of Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk, July 9. 1852.
NORFOLK June |, 1858.
DR.. B. BURRow: Dear sir-Justce to your Medi-
following statement: My wife having been in low
state of health for several years was considered In
hopelts dec Inc The best medical advice was pro-
cured. and the physicians could only confirm our
worst apprehensions, by pronouncing tue disease
Pulmonary Consumption IN an advanced stage, and
that treatment could be simply palliative as death
would soon relieve her from suffering. Recourse
was had at last resource, to the advertised rene
slightest Improvement. she had become SO much
emaciated. that her intimate friends could not
recognise her an escine and had Witnessed i,a
beneficial effects on Others 80 strongly urged trial
that was induced 70 prSSurs S
believe she had used about three bottles when she
became alarmed by general breaking out over the
whole kody and head of sores and ulcers and ascrib
INC fine canse to the medicine. declined its further
use Bnt feeling convinced this was favorable sign.
prevailed upon her to continue its use and had
the SATISFACTION of seeing the ulcers heal without
treatment her cough subsidized. she gained flesh and
strength astonshiogly ana IL i; anords me Infinite
medicine in other cases that have occurred in my
family end my confidence IN Its curative powers
main unimpaired.
most respectfully and truly yours.
Late Prot Norfolk NJ. Academy.
e NORFOLK. May IL. 1884.
DR.. B. BURRow: Dear Sir-In compliance with
your request cheerfully state that have the
most remarkable success attend the administration
of your reliable medicine to patients Ia the Norfolk
City Aims House, and my opinion is. 1t should be
speedily introduced in all hospitals and charitable
institutions. Respectfully yonrs.
CHARLES JOHNSON
Late Snip. Norfolk City Aims House.
Ifspace would admit, we could add hundred such
certificates, signed by parties we'll known in this
community .butfrom their unquestionable character.
we deem he above sufficient.
Our medicine is no Northern catch penny hum
bng" but Is the result of long life OF care,
study and attention, ana, although II has been
known and appreciated in Norfolk Tor the past ten
years, we have never introduced It to the PUBIC
az large becAuse Of our earnest desire 70 orInG y
10 Nuch perfection before ding 90 ehat IL mlgnt
stsnd the test of popular opinion.
HAVING perfec ted all our arrangements ana nav
ing approx mated the incest point OF perIeotion n
it, Combination and preparation. we now glven 70
an sfiiicted world, with every conndence. ana
arm Conviction that it will meet the wants CT the
am psaeores by W BURRpw 4 CO. Practical and
Anai1tjcai Chemists Norfolk. Va
Tor ale In Richmond, Va. By PURCELL Laid
Go: John w Garlica; Waring 3 Pearce.