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TESTIMONIALS
FROM PERSONS OF THE FIRST REsPECTADILITY
IN NEW BRUNSWICK, CONCERNING
Fellows w OrgI. EOxcngcs.
Fran a Jnsticc ofMe Peace.

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ELGiN, U. o., May u, 1865.
MEssRs FELLOWS d Co. tents accident
ally sent the other day to store for some Yer
mliuge and the man, not having much on
hand. sent me some OF your worm lozenres
My children showed symptoms of worms at the
| time, and in twenty four hours from the time
they comman ced taking the l.Ozenpes. upe IA
boy about five years old) hal passed twenty. Ave
large worms the other Ia girl three years oldl
had passed twelve and ! deem it but lust 30
say, that, from this slight acquaintance with
your remedy. feel satisfied that your Lozenpes
are cheap. convenient, safe, and more effectua
than the ordinary remedies and as such
recommend TO all heads of families.
Yours, with respect
JOHN s. COLPTTTS, J. p.
Pew. Mr. jackson, Baptist Clergymen, wri
ting ION 81. Martins in reference to the worm
Lozenges says;
MEssRs FELLOWS d Co,--Gents Il affords
mt great pleasure in saying that have known
in my 'wn family and in tine families of others,
wonderful effects produced in the destruction
Of worms by your worm Lozenges and | can
certify most Gonscienti0usly that believe them
10 he the most effectual remedy that has ever
been invented for the removal of worms from the
human stomach and hope. gentlemen. in
presenting such valuable rn6diciue 10 the
world. that You may receive large patronage
IRON the public in general.
remain, slfH, yours uGly,
WELLINGTON JACKSON.
Sc. Martins, n b., Aug Is. 1856.
Mgsitida's Tsatmony in fro, of Eel
io,es' Horn Lo=enges.
SALISBURY July 30, 1885,
Messis FELLOWS & Co 81, Johns. --Gentlemen:
have examined four worm l6Aehces. and have
become acquainted with their effects as an al.
thclmintlc and have much pleasure in recdrn-
Inendne theirnse ne a safe and effectual remedy
for worms and fully believe that their employ
ment as such will give satisfaction.
Yours respectfully.
W. G. FOSHAY. n. q.
LETTER FROM THE REV. DIR, CLAY TO THE ED
IToR or THE CHRISTIAN VISITOR:
CARLTON. ST. .TOHN N g. Vow IL. 1855
Mn. Error II was induced to try Fellows
Iozenges having had number of children mn
der nv care whose stnmarha were 81 irritable
the ordinary medicine could not he retained
moment; and the succees that followed the
use was 80 complete that can recommend them
as one Of the most pleasant and cafe medicines
that can be administered
EDWIN CLAY, NJ. D.
ST JoHN N. b., March. 1856.
MEssRs. FELLOWS & Co This is IN certify
that my little boy. aged six years. having been
much troubled with worms Of late. ] admins
tered four Of your Worm LozEsGgs. rs per di.
ItClIbHF HHH III uiU" uOn'f Hitt' ne DhNrec rrft-
raj large worms, These i,ozenges are particular
" valuable as the children are fond of them
You are at liberty to use this for the benefit of
others. .sas
NJ. HARRISON.
ST. JoHH. v n Oct. 80. 1886.
MEssRs. FELLOWS, Il Co. II Is dine to you.
the heads Of families. and 10 the puhio AZ large
that should give statement or the effects of
your worm lozenees in my family NV daueh
ter. aged about five years. had been troubled
with a severe cough nearly two years. first In
dorchester, Mass, where our doctor attended her
for some time finding he did not help her, 7
procured syrups and other common remedies,
without giving relief. Since came 10 this oitv,
procured medical aid and hndipo the child
Prewwnrse so that We really thought she wonld
die. we despaired of getting remedy. At last
LADY friend called in and assured ua that the
child was troubled with worms. and that the
cough originated from that canse admins.
tered your Worm Lozenges this morning; we
were astonshed the child passed over hint OF
worms. and some as large as my little finger
Onr babe. only seven months old, ate two Loo.
enges, and. although seeming healthy 1t passed
worm at least eight inches long. am happy
to say that the little girl. who for FIVE DAYS had
eaten scarcely ANYTHING. has agood APPETITE and
| Is now doing well. A. HATFIELD