The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

sePRoF HAMILToN-My Dear Sir: Your medi-
cines were all promptly received and taken &C.,
cording to directions. Louise is a well girl |
again. never expected to see her SO well as
sheis. She can do good days work, and can
walk mile to Sabbath-school and meeting.
She sends her most sincere thanks, and says yon
have done a great thing for her. I GU nave teit
stored her sinking health in a very short time,
We shall be grateful to you as long as we
live"
"Takes pleasure in making known the good
- results" ga, 4ss
Mr.. j. H. Moshel of Columbia, Georgia, writes:
81 received your medicine and took aS direct
ed. The effect was entirely satisfactory Have
handed out the circulars you sent me, ana take
great pleasure in making known the good re-
suit" ,,,-- B., Isl.
! Mrs. Lethea A. Smith OF Evergreen, Avoyclles
Parish, La. writes: Ian 5ai sl
81 feel and know that am gaining rapidly all
the time, and know not how to express my
gratitude to you for relieving me OF pain ana
misery / have no more gloomy forebodings;
mcnscs are regular, digestion good IN short,
feel like my former self again. Anything can
do for you, by influencing others to apply, Shall
be done with earncstness and great pleasure.
| Send me some circulars, for feel that one
| should be in the hands of every diseased person
| throughout our impoverished Southern Coun-
| try" 1F =aH fna7H f-r arg
Raising blood cured in four days.
Mr.. L. c. Woodby, OF Moulton, Texas, writes:
! ''For two months previous to taking your
| medicines had been coughing up good deai
| of blood and matter night and day, and could not
Law my head down without this matter would
run up in my throat, causing very unpleasant
sensation, and requiring good deal Of coughing
and splitting before the throat could be cleared
1tnsr fhpaan or
Leased to cough up either blood or matter. have
been gaining ever since. My appetite and
strength are being restored, and consider my
self in fair way to fully recover, though my
case for long time has been regarded as nope
less"
TORRANCE, YALABUsH Co. Miss.
ORR HAMILToN-My Dear Sir: Six months
ago. when read your advertisement in the
| MetrOpolitOn Record my wife was, and had Dcen
for two years, suffering with liver complaint,
chills and fever, and other ills so common in
our low lands of the South, and was so reduced
(havng been confined to her bed for nearly
year) that / did not think she could ever rccov-
or. She commenced the use OF your medicines,
and to my surprise began to improve the nrst
week. and has steadily gained until the present
time. She is now able 10 tend to her house
hold duties, and deem her permanently cured.
She is lively and cheerful, and feels that your
remedis should find a place in every Southern
house. am also happy to add that your treat
ment for rheumatism in my own case has been
equally as satisfactory Before using your med
icine had been subject to severe attacks
for four years and, having tried all the different
Pain Killers, Liniments, &c, dcspaired oil being
cured.
The use of your medicine premptl-, and be
| lieye permanently, cured me. You can, il you
please, make use of this letter, as l feel 1t my
duty to do all in my power in this humoug aye
to extend the practice OF one whom know u
be capable of doing what he claims am well
| -, = .,tc haf ynn hu
me- and have already induced several to apply tt
YOU and shall not rest until ] have made you
and your wonderful cures known to all the dis
eased i'm this region. May God bless the efforts
you put forth for the healing OF the SICK ana th'
afflicted.
Yours truly,
ROBBERY E. WILBOURN.
ANOTHER APPEAL TO TIE INCREDU
LOUS!
So well knowing the general custom OF tn
, American people to denounce all adv, rtiSin;
physicians as ''humbug," without knowing any
: thing at all in regard to their merits, in add
= ton TO the numerous and wonderful testimoni
ais from some of the thousands who have bee
= cured by me- publish below the names and ad
!. dresses of a few reliable business men, VIII
T know me well as a man of integrity and relia
i bility.
j. John Proper, Waterford, N, Y; Thomas 3
: Attorney at Law, No. 261 Broadway, New Yor
= CITY: J. M. Emerson, No. SO Nassau street, Me-
4 York City; Norval NJ. White, Clerk in New Yor
Il City Post Office; DR.. Palmer, No. rs Fourtl
!. ave, New York City; Edward Bur ii,,e
: Y; the Hon R. G. McCreary, Gettysburg Pa.
= G. W. Lord, Attorney-at-law, No. 81 Liberty,st
II New York City; Charles Van Benthuysen
Sons State Printers Albany N Joseph "A,
u, Merrill, Sandford N. Y; Daniel Edward
u Otega, N. Y; Martin Decker, Roxbury, N. Y
i, Thos. Colby, Moresville, N. Y; Thomas Fitc
II NJ D., Prattsvile, n: Y; A: 3; Sands & Go
~ Druggists, No. al Wllam-st., New York City
?. John L. Van Etten, Attorney -at-law, Kingsto
T. n Oscar Hamilton, Sandford, N. Y. Hen
II Biers. Chicago, ILL., /; Coolidge & Adams, Dru
~ gists No. los, Johnst., N y; j. TillitsoI
az az Clerk in the New York Post Office; E. Harmo
+. Gettysburg, Pa,
h' good, reliable business men, TO whom any o
may refer by letter or otherwise as TO the rel
bilify and honesty oil myself as man OF bushes
Also below give another list of responsible pr
sons who have been medically treated by
!. with great success, any one OF whom will answ
IT. any questions by letter or in person in regard
to nv treatment in their cases. Had [ the spa
and were it possible, would publish the histo
and character of each case in full. Some oil thu
III were most wonderful cures, but Tor want OF sps
nd can only refer to them in general way. l
ra this to give the skeptica all the evidence in
of power of my reliability and remarkable skill.
mr. further wish it distinctly understood that l
pr NOT CLAIM TO CURE ALL CASES, Tor all re" soma
he people must realize that there is point in dsea
Nd conditions which no human aid can reach, he
on ever well and sklliully it may be directed.
ch many instances OF these grave cases the II
pr. physician can do much to soothe the pathway
20. grave, and thus correspongly elevate the I'm
md veloped spirit and give time to prepare TO-
,he higher existence.
ia Tuthill Carter, ESQ.,. Atnntcville, N. T.; n
nd Samuel Lee, New York Mills, N. Y; w.
m. ter Wildwood, Mo-; John A. Young, Raven
nd. Ohio; Samuel W. Wagner, Esq, Dillsbu
~ Pa: Ann c. Bradford, Potter, Pa, !; Mrs. F.
ent NIPPLE Cambridge, VT. Sue J. F. Barnett,
m. colet Depot, S. C.; Emily W: Reid, Ellie
y" Vile, N. Y L. E. Fish. Esq, Moline, Ill n
Ella NJ Rackliff, st. Mary's, Ga; Sabina E. 0
Westport, n Y; james A. Pickett, ESQ.,, ia
sonville Fla; Louisa O. Cobb, Hubbardt
Vt; Adam Grubb Louisville, Alabama; Mo
'' Brooks, West Point, Ga. j. L. Higbee, r
on, Cattaraugus, N. Y ; Francis E. Wood, =
New Road, N. Y. Alice Emonds, Racket Ri
INV N. y; Mrs. H. A. Taylor, East Troy, W
my my Mrs Mary E. Mitchell, Jersey Shore, Pa;
'tI Abirah Dedrick, Sterlingville, Pa. j. II. 81
"a VI Ger, Sugar Grove, KY; VIM. Freeburn, Latr'
aug ~ Neb. F.; Herman Hearein, ESQ.,. Atlanta, Ga.
W NJ Vansyckle, ESQ.,, Wallula, Washington II
nv nv tory; William Walker, Esq, Wellington, 10
. o. Edward Hutchinson, ESQ.,, Chatsworlh, Ill:
o eat Schemerhorn, Bloomvile, N. y; Mrs. j. L
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