PRICE 80 PER BOTTLE.


$50 PER DOZEN.
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may interest themselves IN tne sale OF TINS Med.
icine, shall have liberal discount allowed them.
They may be assured that the ingredients used
in the manufacture of it are entirely simple, and
of u corrective nature, and its specific qualities
have been tested by many of our most respecta.
lie Physicians.


QJorders from any part Of the Union will be
attended towi,h punctuality, and every informa-
ton given that may be required. Address to


JOHN A. PARKER,
To the care Of Atkinson and Alexander, Pria.
tsrs, Philadelphia,


CERTIFICATES.


/ was afflicted, several years ago, with rler-
curia disease which destroyed my health and
cnfeeblcd my constitution to that degree that
despared of ever again recovering from the eff
fects of it. had been under the care of ply
sician for more than seven months, and my mala-
dy still continued to increase; in fact had be-
come liberated, when by chance, became &C.
qnainted with Mr.. John A. Parker, who informed
me that he believed he could cure me in very
short time with his Panacea, five bottles of which
restored me to health and comfort.


c. MILLS,


Witness, ]. II. STEWART.


Phih!dclplia, February Ia, 1897.


This is to certify that was afflicted with the
Rheumatism for about two years and under the
care Of an eminent physician, part of that time.
but could get very little relief. About the mid.
,l!e of December last, Mr. Parker called on me,
and advised my taking his Panacea, as he was
sure it would cure me, and proof of his SINGER
ity offered II gratis. At this time 1 was in great
pain and nearly bent double. l commenced
taking his Panacea, and after the use of three
bottles feel perfectly restored to health


MARGARET PINKER,
Wife of John Pinher, near the corner Of
Schuylkil Eighth street and Says Alley.


Witness, J. II. STEWART.


Philadelphia, February ID. 1926.


1t is with gratitude to Mr.. Parker, that here
declare that two bottles o. his Pegetable Renovof-
ing Puaacea has cured my wife of an inward
-akncss which She has been laboring under for
many years


WYLLLqNH MURPHY, Kensington


PHILADELPHIA, .AprH 11M 1927.
hereby certify that my wife was afflicted with
the most excruciating Rheumatic pains in all her
limbs for two months being advised TO try Par
hers Panacea, procured two bottles, one how
ever, entirely removed the pain, and she is now
well.


L7llES C. MURcH
Extract Of letter to the Editors of"IHe Sat
urday Erening Post" dated Cooperstown, Otse.
go County, ~ Y. February 9TH, 1897.


Gentlemcn-Observing an advertisement in
your paper, specifying the valuable qualities of
Mr.. Parhers Pnnaceo, il gives me peculiar salts
faction to have an opportunity of proving to the
world the inestimable value which it possesses
1t was my misfortune, while ia Philadelphia.
about two years ago, to be under the necessity
of using mercury, which after eralicating the dis.
case for which used it, brought on more dan
gcrous one, that might have proved f tai, or at
least, left me as it has many others, with brolS
en- constitution, lingering ont a miserable exist
ence, wishing for death to put an end to my mis-
cry. But for the kindness of Mr.. Parker, who
slept forward in a friendly and benevolent man.
ner, peculiar to him, and without fee or reward,
relieved me Of ono of the most loathsome diseas-
es that man ever suffered under, curing me thor
oughlv of the mercuria disease, and restoring
my constitution to former strength and vigor.
Thus, gentlemen, can attest to the value of this
Medicine as a complete renovater and restorative
to the System.


Sold by JosErH BRISoHvnsr, Druggist and
Chemist, No. 81, Market street Wilmington.