, 1869-09-10

to destroy the appetite 4 for Tobacco, in any per-
son, matter how \ strong the habit NAV be
If it falls in any case 3 the money will be refund
ed 1t is perfectly safe and harmless in ali cases
1t is almost impossible to break off the Of To-
hacco, by the mere exer- else of the will. Some
thing is ne eded to assist L nature in overcoming
habit firmly rooted. With the help of the
Preparation there is not & the least trouble. Humid
reds have used it who are willing to bear wit
ness to the fact, that Orton's Preparation COM
pletely destroys the ap- Z petite for Tobacco. and
leaves the person free from any desire for j. as
before he commenced its i use. The preparation acts
directly upon the same 1 glands and secretiOns
affected by Tobacco, and / through these upon the
blood, thoroughly cleaning 4 the poison of Tobacco
from the system and thus z allaying the unnatural
craving for Tobacco. No 4 more hankering after To-
baccO after using 0Tton's Preparation. Reeoect it
Is warranted.
The time taksn to allay all desire for Tobacco by
the use OF the Preparation varies slightly in different
persons, tine average time being about five days.
Some have no desire whatever for tobacco after
ing the Preparation two days.
The health and purse of every tobacco user in the
country calls loudly, abandon the use of tobacco.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
The following arc a few selected from tho multi
tude of recommendations in our posessiOns
We, the undersigned, hereby certify that We have
used OrtoDs preparation for the purpose of destroy
ing the appetite for tobacco and assure those who
suffering from this habit that Ortons Preparation
VIII ceIInv Destroy lne appetite IOr tODaccO quick
ly and permanently and without any bad effect upon
the health and without creating an appetite either
for the Preparation or any subtitutc.
w.P. HeAld, Bangor, Maine; ]. Moody. Southport
Indiana; E. A. Adkins Knoxville, Tennessee; John
Morrill,, Bangor Maine; j Bunch, Springfield Ten
nessee; W. D. Harrington, West Point, Georgia.
From Samuel Cassidy, editor of Journal and
Argus
PETALUMA, California, Dec. II, 1868.
For about twenty years | n nd nsad tOhacro its
various forms, and for the past egh: years had been
an inveterate smoker. Becoming satisfied that the
extensive use Of this narcotic seriously impaired my
health, determined if possible to break myself of
the habit. Hearing of Oron's Preparation for des-
troying the appetite for tobacco sent to Portland
Maine. for box of the medicine, which received
through the mail on the first of November. A month
has not elapsed and yet the medicine has efectusy
relieved me from any craving desire to use tobacco
In any form. The Preparation is not more difficult
or unpleasant 10 take than common chewing gum
aud conscentiously believe the Preparation will
have the promised and desired effect in every instance
where II is given fair trial. Upon that belief and
from an earnest desire to assist others who wish
break away from the slaVsh appetite for Tobacco,
oner this testimonial.
SAMUEL CASSIDAY.
16Beware Of counterfets and all articles purport-
ing 70 be like this, Of the same otherwise.
The great popularity Of OrtOns Preparation has in
duced unPrineipled persons to attempt palmng upon
the public counterfeit aud inferior articles. Pur-
ehasers will please order directly from the propre
tor, or his duly authenticated agents.
The price Of 0rton's Preparation Ia e. 90 per box
or six boxes for $40 90 sent by mail to any part of
the country. securely sealed from observation, with
postage paid on receipt Of price.
How TO send money by mail. Enclose the amount
In letter seal carefully register the letter and take
receipt for 1t Of your Postmaster. Money sent by
Il as aNpve directed at any risk.
Address c. B. COTTON. Proprietor.
Box l74s, Portland, Maine.
An agent wanted In every town. 25.2m