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General Recapitulation Of Dis
eases and Cures.

| For Kidney yAGections-Use Helmbold'S Extract
Buchu
For Bladder Anect!ons-Use Helrnbold's Extract
Buchu.
For Gravel-Use Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
| For Dropsy-Use Helmbods Extract Buchu.
For Diseases OF the Testicles-Use Helmbold's
Extract Buchu.
For Female C mplaln ts-Use Helmbold's Ex'
tract Buchu.
For Gouorrhea, first stage-USe Helmbold's Ex-
tract Buchu and inject with Hembold's improved
Rose Wash.
For Gonorrhea, second and third stages-Use
Helmbold's Extract Buchu, bathe the parts with
| Rose Wash, and after the Inflammation suoslues
| inject with the Rose Wash.
| For Gleet-Use Helmbold's Extract Buchu and
inject with Improve Rose Wash.
For Strlctures-Use Helmbold's Extract Buchu
and the Bougie. For dose, see bottle.
For Gonorrhea and Gleet-Take one teaspoon.
| full Extract Buchu three times day, one hour
before meals Infect, with small glass syringe,
Helmbold's Improved Rose Wash-night and
morning.
For Structures or Painful Erections-TaEe Ex.
tract Buchu as above. Procure bou9ie-oe
careful and haveit smooth and OF small size-to
this apply sweet oil, that 1t may pass through the
urethra with less trouble. This must be passed
very gently, anu by degrees until 1t has entered
the bladder, then letit remain short time. The
| bougie should be 80 passed three or four times
day This method Is destitute OF pain and dan
ger, and will overcome the most obstinate Stric.
lures, whenever the medicine is taken regularly,
and the patient has sense to do as directed.
r5ho Crnh ayIqfQ-TQeA
two teaspoonsful Sarsaparia, at night on retir.
Ing, and morning on arising, and apply the Rose
Wash to the Ulcers, with small sponge or piece
Of linen, two or three times a. day. In Swehngs
OF she Groin battle the parts With cold water
then apply the Rose Wash.
For Gonorrhea and Syphils-Owing to promls-
cuous intercourse these frequently exist and are
contracted at the same tlme Take Sarsaparilla
as above, and the Extract Buchu, three times
day, two hours after meals Inject the Rose Wash.
as directed, night and morning, and apply 1t aso
to the Ulcers.
The Sarsaparlla would be useful, taken in cor
nectIon with Buchu. in oil chese affections, al
though not In all cases necessary; but as in the
diseases for which Buchu is used II Is difficult to
liecide-what the inocuanon OF bad humor may
be- or how far 1t may go-as precautionary mea-
sure It would be well to use sarsaparilla week;
in this event the dire ;tions are the same as In
Gonor.hea and Syphilis
Fur IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD. scrofu!a,
Eruptions, Beantlrying the Compexiou, ETC.
Take two teaspoonsful OF the Ssrsaparia, night
and morning. For CHtLDREf half the above
qusnt!ty.
In all OF the above diseases. the patient must
bear in mind that the bowels should be kept open
by II. T. HELMBOLDS CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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- HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
EXPECTORAN7, :,

Coughs. Colds, Catarrh, Asthma, Consumption,
Group. Disease OF the throat, Bronchitis, Pains
and Oppression OF the Chest or Lungs,
Difficult Breathing AMI all Diseases OF
the Pulmonary Organs.
Unlike most preparations recommended IN these
atfecti u.s. 1t contains nothing nauseous or to de-
range the liver anu digestive organs, but, on the
contrary, it Is one Of the most pleasant prepara-
t,ons ever offered. II Is In the form ofa
PURE WHITE SYRUP,
prepared with the utmost care, and OF the best
materials known as eiicacious in these affections
Directors accompany.
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Rules for the Guidance OF
Patients.

Use no high seasoned, tat or greasy food. Aci-
dulous and stimulating drinks, as well as the use
Of tobacco, should be avoided. Costiveness must
be avn!dcd In all OF the above diseases. Use
gentle exerc Sc, and bath the parts affected with
cold water, freely and frequently. Take the
medicine according TO directions, and not only
safe, but permanent cure is guaranteed, no mat
ter how violent may be the case, or of'how long
standing.
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lDR KsYsEa Is A PHYSICIAN OF OVER FHIR.

lDR KEYSEa Is A PHYSICIAN OF OVER FH1R-
TY YEARS EXPERIENCE, AND GRADUATE
OF THE JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE,
AND OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND
SURGERY OF PHILADELPHIA
MIR. II. T. HELMBOLD: DEAR SlR-In regard to
the question asked me as to my opinion about
Buchu, l would say have seen and used every
form OF Buchu-,he powdered leaves, the simple
decoction, tncture, fluid extracts-ahd am not
coguIzant OF any preparation OF that plant sc all
equal to yours. Thirty years expt rienae ought
think, to give me the right to Judge OF ts merits
aud without prejudice or partiality give yours
precedence over all others.
have cured with 1t, and seen cured with 1t,
more diseases OF the bladder and kidneys than
have ever seen CURED with any other Ruchu, or
any other proprietary compound Of whatever
name. Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. B. KEYSER, u. D.,
No. I4o Wood street, PIttsburg, Pa.
August II, 1855.
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e. q. ueinitsn, Columbia 5. c.; George b. uarris'
Rochester, \. y; John r. Loudon' kooN HILL .
C.:H N. Draue, \. c.; q. Wallace, Eng; A.
T.. Holmes and Wife, A. II. Uolmes, Mrs. Samuel
8 Preston. Boston; 4. 4. Curtis John Woods, 5.
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Vile, Fia.; Samuel R. Chlseman. Va; John D.
Rrown, y. c.; John II. Hail. Va; Stephen 81
monds, colamb!a SC
MILLS HOUSE.
A. J. Baldwin, Philadeph a; A. L. Thomps'm'
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Das Mo,iu, 1taly Miss Cook. Miss Perkins, Miss
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YOUNG LADY CURED OF ST. vITUs' DANCE
AND SYPHILlTIC AFFECTION.

DANvILLE, Pa, april IL, 1855.
DIR. HELMB0LD-seelng your advertisement In
the Danvie papers, concluded to try your medl-
cine for my daughter, who Is just verging into
womanhood, and who had been troubled with St.
vltus' dance besides syphllitic affection, and q
nervous switching Of her body for upward OF
three years. greatly to our distress. lgaVe II 70
her regularly for three weeks; she improved under
its use, and concluded to give it thorough
trial. This was about ten months ago. She had
not consumed the whole amount before cure
was arrected but she continued 10 use It up 10
six month sIuce at which lime she has entirely
recovered from these distressing affections. Feel
ing grateful for the benefit derived, have been
prompted to send this certificate.
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES e. BOWLING.
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CURE OF A CASE OF STRUCTURE OF ELEVEN
YEARS. STANDING.

YEARS, STANDING.
WILMINGTON, October 20, 1855.
MR. HELMB0LD: SIR-I have for eleven years
been suffering from sistrict1re Of the urethra,
and under treatment Of different physicians the
whole time, who were continually using various
remedies land all Of them very painful without
any permanent good. They would relieve me for
o few days, and then would be as bad as ever.
Seeing your advertisement, thought might OBJ
tain relief from your EXTRACT BUoH0. 1pur-
chased some, and It's good enects were such that
determined to persevere, and, by following your
advice, am now entirely well, and consider that,
had 1t not been for your valuable medicine,
should have been compelled to suffer all my life.
Accept my thanks, and I. shall recommend
your medicine wherever think kitis required.
Yours, very respectfully,
CHAS. b. MARTIN.
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BAD CASE OF SYPHILIS EFFEc1UALLY

CUh>D.
FRANKFORT, Pa, August 25, 1856.
De. HELMBOLD: S1R-Some three or nearly
four years since was unfortunate enough to be-
come affected with the syphilis, and as It did not
occasion much inconvenience, paid no attention
10 it until It made such rapid progress that my
whole system was affected by It. and had sores
all over my body Of various sizes; my hair COM
m.nccd coming oat AMI also my eyebrows; in
TACT, was completely poisoned with 1t. / then
applied TO physician, who stated hat the only
cure was mercury. This TOOK in large quantt-
Ties. and at first concluded It was curing me, but
sonn found out that it was only partial, as it
would break out again as bad as ever. used dh.
rerent hair washes and restoratives, to no avail,
az my hair wonld be continually coming out, ana
was very weak from the effects OF the mercury.
had pains In my bones and in different parts o.
nv body, and concluded there was no hope or re-
lief for me.
Nv face WAS so full Of these seres thati cooic
not 90 into company, and felt that every one
mnst know the cause. wished for death 70 rid
ma or this torment. was in this condition When
+ so,v vonr advertisement, and Concluded to place
mvsef at once In your charge, ard am now en-.
tre,v cured; my face is healed, and has healthy
,nnnaronce. have not had sore on me for
,nrae months, and feel as we'll a. ever. Ny hair
nas crown out again. leel that my lie has been
ssved by your valuable Ext. Sarsaparllis, Rose
wash and Catawha Grape Juice Pills.
I am, cir, your obedient servant,
uY. McDERMOTT-
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a-GREAT SUFFERING. -aa

ONE uUSpREo DOLLARS WOULD BE GIVEN FOR A
BOTTLE, IF NECESSARY.
RAILWAY, N. j., December p 1869.
II: T. HELMBOLD. ESQ: DEAR SIR take
great pleasure In sending you certificate in ad.
dition to the many you have received nom suffer-
Ing humanity. can scarcely dnd language sufi.
Icicntly strong TO express my heartfelt gratlGca-
tiou at the wonderful cure your Buchu has effect
cd. FOR four years have suffered beyond de-.
scriptlou. All my friends with MYSELF came to
the conclusion that my case was incurable. Acci-
dent placed your advertisement In my hand. 1
commenced taking your Buchu.
isloweu the directions, and, to my utter as
tonlshment, before. had taken seven bottles Of
your valuable nledeine-I would give one hun
dred dollars bottle, If could not get 1t at any
other price--am entirely cured. Inlost earnestly
recommend It 10 all those suffering from disease.
have told many ps sons to take your valuable
medicine, aud they are doing so with great sue.
cess. ANY information my eliow.citizens may
require will be freely gwen by the subscriber. at
his residence, No. rs Milton Avenue, Railway, New
Jersey. II. NJ. FREEMAN,
Councilman Thrill Ward, City OF Railway.
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SPEEDY RELIEF FROM KIDNEY AFFECTION
OCnASIONED BY ACCIDENT.

AOOlOEiNls
NEW YoRK February 1,'.870.
Dr. b. T. HELMB0LD: DEAR SIR-on the 2sd
of August last IreceIved severe internal and ex-
ternar injuries, oecasloned by an accidens on a
Philadelphia railroad car. On my arrival IN New
York I. was attended BY DR.. WILSON, OF East
Fifty-ffth street, and another physician, whose
name do not now remember. After my wounds
were dressed, suffered for three ta days intense
agony from internal injuries which affected my
kidneys / can say that, after taking bu; three
doses OF your EXTRACT BUG HU, felt greatly
relieved. l used the balance OF the bottle, and
am happy to state that since that timeI have ex-
perienced no further difficulty.
Very truly, yours, P.H. kEARSEY.
No. S4S Third avenue.
Mr.. KEARNEY respectfully refers to either OF
the following gentlemen:
|. Hon. ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT, ESQ.,, Eitor Of
Citizen and Round Table.
B. F. CURTIS, Esq, No. 102 Greenwich street.
MORRIS PHILLIPS, Esq., Editor Of Home
journal.
Hon. NJ CONNOLLY, Registrar OF City.
Messrs. PETTENGILI. BATES, No. II Park
row.
HUDSON & MENET, No. 81 PARK row.
Hon. NELSON. j. WATERBURY, New YORK.
hon. JANE E. COULTER, New York.
And many others II necessary
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And many others, ii necessary.
CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION
OF A PATIENT SEvENrY-EiGuT YEARS OF
AGE-THAEKS TO Mr.. HELMBOLD.

CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION
OF 4 PATIENT SEyENrY-EiGuT YEARS OF
AGE-THAEKS TO Mr.. HELMBoLD.
GIRARD, Pa, March 81, 1869.
EDITOR CosMop jLrrE-I DESIRE as an unsolicited
tribute to the merits Of HELMBQLD'S BUCHU.
and for the benefit OF those similarly AFFLICTED as
myself, to say that, alter consulting many emil
nent physicians and trying nearly all the beat
advertised remedies In the vain hope OF finding
relief from aggravated kidney and bladder dis.
eases from which have suffered excessively for
many years, good fortune finally suggested to
me HELMB0D'S BUCHU, Which l commenced
using with little faith and no apparent beneficial
result for about q mouth. AT the expiration OF
that time, however, L thought I commenced to
experience slight relief, which encouraged me to
persevere IN Its use, and now, at the. expiration
OF four months. although l am an inflrm old man,
nearly seventy eight years OF age, and conse-
quently medicines cannot be expected to favor
ably affect me as they otherwise would, have
found such unspeskable relief and permanent
benefit from Mr.. HELMBOLD'S valuable dscove-
ry, that feel ought to publicly record the fact,
as an acknowledgment to him and valuable sug-
gestlon to the public.
Yours respectfully, d. M. LAREN.
Mr.. LAREN refers to the following gentlemen:
Col. DAN RICE, Glrard, Pa.
CHAS. STOW, Esq, Girard. Pa., Editor Cosmop.
oIite.
GEO. II. CUTLER, Girard, Pa. Attorney.
G. L. KINDS, Girard, Pa, Attorney.
Capt. D. ". HUTCHINSON, Girard, Pa, Attor.
ney.
DAVID OLIN, Glrsrd, Pa. Merchant.
DAVID e. DAY, Girard Pa, Merchant.
c. +. ROCKWELL, Glrard, Pa, Merchant.
B. C. ELY, Girard, Pa, Druggist.
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CURE OF A SEVERE CASE OF SYPHILIS.

PHILADELPHIA, October II, 1855.
DIR. RELMB0LD: STR-Some twelve months
since contracted thesyphilis, and, not knowing
then its nature, paid but little stteuton to 1t,
until was alarmed by large sores appearing on
my face, inside my mouth, and also could feel
them in nv throat. then applied to q physician,
who recommended mercury. followed MS aa-
vice, and was under his treatment four montns'
and did not receive any benefit; on the contrary
l became worse as my system was deslltated
from the effects OF the mercury, and the disease
was not eradlcated, as It would break out In dif-
rerent parts Of my body. j was recommended to
apply to you. did so, and am pleased TO inform
you that am once more well. and feel confident
that should not have been so hal had not used
your Extract Sarsaparilla and Rose Wash.
Truly yours, w. NJ fooNd'
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CERTIFICATE OF JAS. D. LAHEY, CT THE
FIRM OF THEODORE MEGARGEE & CO., PA.
PER MANUFACTURERS.
PHILADELPHIA, December g 1854
DR.. q. T. HELMBOLD: DEAR S1R-In Novem.
ber 1868, my son, aged "one year," wes taken
with sore eyes and scalo disease, and after using
various medicines by advice OF seven Inherent
physicians. to no purpose, WAS advised by, 9
friend to try your Extract OF SarsapariEa, after
using three bottles OF which, the Child IA almost
entirely cured-the disease Of the head having oil
disappeared, and the specks on the eyes diminish
Ing daily. I-shal continue to use your Extract
and cheerfully' recommend 1t to oslers as safe
family medicine.
Yours cruly, JAMES D. LAHEY,
or the Firm of Theodore Megargee & Co.,
Nos. 8 and 6 Decatur street..
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6eln1bol6.

could obtain but partial relief. I saw your adver--
tlsement In the paper aud concluded to try your
Extract Buchu. derived benefit from the first
bottle, but continued to wear the baneage, and
i.s.enects were such that purchased more, and
the testices, from being swelled nearly as large
as hens egg, soon assumed their natural size !.
and by using thirteen bottles am completely
cured and can dispense with the bandage.
am, sir, sincerely. yours, ~
&, IL: GEORGE WALION.:
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FROM A PROFESSOR OF SURGERY. SURGEON
AND CLINICAL LECTURER TO THE AIMS
HOUSE INFIRMARY, &c.
have employed the medicines OF DR.. Aelmbold
In numerous instances hin the last three years,
anil have always found them extremely efica-
clous, especially In diseases OF the Urinary or.
gana, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, &c. have 10 hesita.
ton in pronouncng them OF nestimaole value,
ami worthy the confidence OF the facultJ.
June 90, 1867. WM. A. COLEMAN, N. D.
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HENRY T. HELMB0LD'S
COMPOUND
WITCH HAZEL LINIMENT, :,

For Rheumatism, Tic DolorcuX, Tnothache,
Headache, E;Hache. Inflammation Of the Stomach,
Bowels or kidneys, Spralns. Strains, Cuts Bruises
Wounds. Cramps Burns, ScadS, Mosquito Bites,
Stings Of Poisonous Insects, Chilb ains Deafness,
Sunstrokc, Soreness and Pains In the Legs, Feet,
Jo.nts, &c, Lameness, swelling of the Knees. Feet,
Legs. &c.
AID in all cases where there is pain or distress,
if applied over the part or erls will afford imme
dlate ease. Directions accompany.
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BED.WETTING IN CHILDREN.

NEW YORK. STATE VOLUNTEER INsFITUTE,
Cor. FIFTH AVENUE AND SEvENPY.s1XTH ST.,
CENTRAL PARE.
IA Home and School for the Sons Of Deceased
Soldlers.l
DR.. II. 7. HELMBOLD-Two bottles only OF the
package OF your valuable Buchu presented to the
Institute have been used BIZ the children, and
with perfect success. In the case OF our little
Lieutenant a. j., his pride is no longer mortified,
aud lie Is free from the daily morning .anathemas
OF the chambermaid, who has charge OF the bed
rlug. feel tllnt knowledge II the result OF oar
use OF your Buchu with the children under our
charge may save many superintendent and
matron OF boarding schools and asylunls great
amount OF orannoyance; and many a poor Child,
suffering more from WEAKNESS than habit may be
spared punishment, that s mot Knowing It as O
weakness Instead ora bad habit,l most unjustly
in licled upon them. Thanking sou on behalf OF
the children, aud hoping others may be alike
benefited.
am, respectfully yours,
Colonel YOUNG,
General superintendent and Director.
Junn TG 1894
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GREESBRIER WHrrE SULPHUR SPRISGS--The
advertisement OF these celebrated springs ap-
pea.s In THE NEWS io-'lay. They vii! be open on
the 1st OF June for Iii, reception OIL visitors, and
are prepared under the enlarged capacities, 10
accommodate from fifteen hundred TO TWO thous-
and guests. The reputation OF the White Sulphur
ls so extended that little need be sai'l IN commei
daton Of it. AZ the centre Of fashion it has no
rival In the south! ara is fist rising TO the p"pu'
larily Of the great resorts of the North. IN point
of the value OF It's water and the beauty VI us
scenery it Is far ahead OF them, and should at
tract many OF those who are In the habit OF spend
ing their summer vacations at Saratoga and Long
Branch. Trey will find more real enjoyment anu
benefit in Virginia than at those oVer-ctowded
places. Now that the railroad is completed TO
the While Sulphur, aud that access Is SO easy We
expect TO see the number OF its guests greatly IN
creased ami c;.cl. Inscribed only BY the capacity 10
accommodate. Bu, the enterprise aud resource
OF the Messrs. Fey On are equal to the emergency
and II tiley haven't room enough for all they VIII
make l.. No sr iGgs season IN Virginia is com
plete u,less it iucl.des q sojourn az ;he White
Snlnhur
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTIONS
OF LONG sTANDNG-SToNE PASSED AND
Do cr,rN

OF LONG STANDING-SToNE PASSED AND
TO BE SEEN.
WEsrpoRT, CONN, September S, 1862.
q. T. HELMB0LD, Esq.,: DEAR S1R-f commenc.
ed taking your Extract OF Buchu about two
weeks since for an affection of the bladder and
kidneys have suffered by spells very much for
o few days past. But yesterday relief came
through the effect Of your "Buchu." A stone
passed from my bladder about the size OF large
pea, and now feel perfectly well and entirely
free from the pain that have suffered with $50
hard" attribute my cure to your medicine en-.
tlrely, and would recommend all persons similar
ly affected to try 1t. l have great faith In It's
curative powers. Your, truly,
THoS J. BENNETT.
REFERsTo
Rev. WIN. C0GGSWELL westport, Conn.
J. L. G. CANNON, Druggist, Westport, Conn.
q. L. WHEELER, Esq, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq, Westport, Conn.
DR.. WAKEMAN, Reading, Conn.
r. ". ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New York
City.
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Burlington, N. J., May, 1858.
A STUBBORN CASE OF GoNoRRHEA CURE D.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, August 8. 1855.

A STUBBORN CASE OF GoNORRHEA CURE D.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, August 8. 1855.
DR.. HELMBOLD: SIR-I am very glad to In
form you that have, by the use Of your E1trac +
Buchu and Rose WASH been cured Of Goporrhea, >
which had for about six or seven months, suf-
fering all the time, although was underthe care
Of different physicians to no benefit. The symp-
toms OF my case, as near as Lean explain them,
were as follows: Pain and heat In passing water,
with copious discharge Of matter; severe pain
in the groin; the testlces swollen, and very pain
full to the touch; costlveness, with constant e.
sire to urinate, and painful erections at night I
am now erectually cured. 4 Intend taking three
or four bottles Of Extract sarsaparilla, as know
1t will be ofgrest tbenedt to me-
send this that you may publish it. -
am, Sir, your obedient servant,
: c.M. SWANSON.
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GeInrboi1.

YORK, or to b. T. HELMBOLD'S Medical Depot,
No. lo4 South Tenth street, Philadelphia Pa.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Ask for HENRY
T. HELMBoLD.S TAKE NO OTHER.
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NJ CURE OF TETTER. "a

Lock HAyEN, Pa, October u, 1851.
Mr. HELMBoLD-My wife has been AFFLICTED with
the Tetter for eight years. She tried Numerous
remedies without enecting cure. She took your.
Extract sarsaparllla and six bottles completed
cure. n. TOWNSEND.
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CURE OLA CASE OF DRorsY OF TIE rEsTIeLE.

CURE OFA CASE OF DROPSi OF II: Z 'rESTt1LE:
II. T. HELMBpLD-E ghtccn :noaths' since my
testicles suddenly cpmul-acrd swelling, causing
me some little lin. asIncSs but. aItfantlng II To
COLD, paid no attention tn IT, "ntsl ii Increased
so much that became alarmed. as ei'h tlle in-
crease in size commenced, experiencing great
pain, aud applied 10 IL physician: va" re'o4n-
mende,l me to make a ,lec ction Of Bu:iu sa1r1.
did no. but found did not obtain 'ni.ch benefit.
then de eru,inei 20 use your Extract BEchu, as
friend recommended It very highly, and am
pleased TO STATE that derived benefit from it,
and continuing lis use, was restored 10 health
and believe 1t has inylgora:cd my whole SYSTEM
Very truly yoars CEAS. DEAN.
Norr!stowu, April "a. 1868.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-13
SEVERE CASE OF swGLLED TEsTlcIES PER.
FECILY CURED.

TRF&ToN, v. j., November Is, 1865.
DIR, II. T. REL LHB0LD: DEAR SIR-Havlng
some two years since met with seriols Injury to
my testicles while mounting Tery restive horse,
l suffered the most intense agony, aud vas COM
PEELED to wear o suspensory hauGagc, which
caused great uneasiness. | tried several reme'
dies recommended by my family physician ou'