From the Hon. William Pope, Sen.
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! cheerfully offer my testimony in favor of the
Colleton Bitters. have been using these Bitters
in my family for seven or eight years, with much
satisfaction. have experienced great benefit my
self from their use, and know of no medicine that
SO certainly affords relief in Dyspepsia think it
also valuable medicine among children. No
planter should be without it. In the summer of
1889 little boy Of about eighteen months DID, who
had been long sick, and for whom every thing had
been done that it was supposed could benefit him,
and had become SO feeble and low that we had no
hopes Of his recovery he had no appetite, and was
apparently unable to take or digest any food, we
were induced to try the Colleton Bitters We soon
observed an improvement, and in short time he
was restored to health by the use of the Coleton
Bitters alone, and has since then continued to en-
JOY uninterrupted health, and is now hearty and
promising boy. have found that when the chill
dren Of my family eat, as they sometimes do, more
than they ought or what disagrees with them,
small dose of these bitters invariably relieves them
IN short time. WIN. POPE, Sen.


Hilton Head, s. c., March 25, 1916


For sale by the only Agent for the District Of
Columbia g. HOMANS


Between 10th and tn streets, Washington.


june Civ