The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01

Mr.. E. It. LEWIS:
Having obtained from your brother a boLtle
of your new Discovery for the cure of Chills
and Fever unhesitatingIy say ii is good
remedy and worthy eff a trial. | used it in
one case and it did well.
Mrs 7. NJ LITTLE,
Stems Greek P. O., Rankin County, Miss.
Mr. E. G. LEWIS:
Dear Sir-I have tried your New Discovery
for the cure of Chills and Fever, (Fever Of
long standing) l pronounce it a success. l
further state, | have known other families to
use it successfully. Give it trial and you
VIII always keep It.
Crystal Springs, Copiah Co., Miss, Oct l, IA
Mr. E. G. LEWIS
and Fever for two seasons, and | pronounce 1t
one of the surest and best remedies | have ever
tried and believe it viii always succeed-it it
has fair trial. 1t is undoubtedly worthy of
RICHARD F. BARNES,
Terry p. O., Kinds Co., Miss.
Mr. E. G. LEWIS:
Dear Sir-Having used your New Discovery
for the Cure of Chills and Fever (of long
standing, or those difficult to break up,
hesitatingly say it is one of the surest and
best remedies / have ever tried-superior to
Ouinine or any Patent Medicine l have ever
used-having cured number of cases in my
family, after having used Quinine and other
medicines that failed TO cure. Afflicted, give
it trial, and you will not be disappointed.
W. G. BARNES.
Terry, Kinds County, Miss, Oct. |, 1874.
Having used Lewis New Discovery for the
cure of Chills and Fever, | cheerfuIly testify
as to their curative qualities. | used them on
a and daughter that had been troubled
with Chills and Fever for eight or ten months,
and they were relieved Immediately. | had
used Quinine and many other remedies that
failed to cure. will say to the afflicted, give
them trial
Stems Greek z. o. Rankin Co., Miss.
Mr. LEWIS:
| was troubled with Chills and Fever until
my health was very bad. l heard of your
New Remedy and gave it trial. and must say
it is no humbug. Afflicted. try it, and you will
WM CURAN,
Jackson, Miss.
Mr. LEWIS
We, the undersigned, two coIored men), cit-
zens of the city of Jackson, Mississippi, do
cheerfully testify that we have tried your
remedy for Chills and Fever, and proved them
to be succ essful. They all you represent
them to be; and say to white and colored,
who are afflicted with Chills try them.
JOHN y WOODBRIDGE,
mark.
his
FRANK x BROWN,
mark.
We the undersigned citizens of the State of
Mississippi, do certify that we are well &C
quainted with John b. Lewis, of Stems Greek
2. o., Rankin County, Mississippi, (who is the
agent of his brother, f. G. Lewis of Mount
Airy Post Office, Virgin for the trial of his
New Remedy for the cure of Chills and Fee
very John B. Lewis has been citizen of this
State for forty years. The certificates gotten
up by him, from parties. who have tried the
Remedy, are no humbug or forgery, we
verify believe, and that J. b. Lewis is a relia-
BILE man, and that he would not knowingly de-
ceive or impose upon any citizen commune
Given under our hands, this 18th day of No
vember, 1874
JOSHUA GREEN,
THOMAS GREEN, Bankers,
jackson, Miss
A. H. KIRKLAND,
T. J. WHARTON, Att, at Law,
jackson, Miss
W H. WHITE, NJ. d,
Stems Greek P. o., Miss
B. T. & G. A. LIGON Merchants
ROBINSON s. STEVENS, %
Jackson, Miss
WIN. WEATHERSBY, NJ. D..
Stems Geek P. O, Miss.
A. VIRDEN, ia 3kson, Miss
F. RICHARDSON,
j. L. POWER
JESSE WOODALL,
Byram, P O., Miss.
Address the Agent q. b. LEWIS at Jack |
son. Brandon, COR Stems Greek Postoffices
Miss, who will sell the Medicine or the Right !
for any of the Southern States, or any num- |
Der of them, for me.
u. &. LEWIS.
NEs- Airy n. O.. Pitt~yIvania 60, VA.
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