Ague & Fever or Chills & Fever
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' 8 tHE proprietor of this medicine claims TO il
8 superiority over all other remedies ever
offered to the public for the safe, certain, spec
dy, and permanent cure of all cases whatever OF
AGUE, AND FEVER AND CHlLLS AND FE-
YER. Such has been its uniform certainty in
curing this disagreeable disease, that he is pre-
pared TO warrant cure in every case, where
the directions are followed. 1t has now been ex-
tensively used throughout the Western and
SouthweslernStates for the iasl seven years. and
has cured, during that time, notices. than l5G,O0O
cases: indeed such has been its success that
large number of practitioners, In various parts oil
the country, use and prescribe 1t IN preference
10 quinine and other remedies. The compost
ton OF this medicine is entirely vegetable, and
is. therefore, perfectly innocent, and may be
given infants, fem ales, and persons of delicate
constitutions, without the least tear whatever OF
any unpleasant effect. Persons living in sec
tions Of the country subject TO this disease would
do well 70 keep constant supply by them, es-
pecally ii living where medIca! aid cannot be
conveniently obtained. This medicine need on
ly to be tried to convince persons of its great
superiority over all other remedies is use.
The proprietor has now IN his possession n
Vulnerable certificates AID letters from persons
who have used it, and from merchants who have
sold it largely in their neighborhoods, and also
from respectable physicians wlro have prescribed
it, believing, from its laxative and powerful di-
aphoretic properties, that it is superior to quiz
nine as Tonic. To those unacquaiated with
its valu able curative powers, the following let
Gers, from the many now in the possession OF
the proprietor, are offered in testimony OIL val
ue:


CINCINNATI, July 90. 1914.


MRssRs. WILSON, PETTET, & SAITH-Gente-
men: The aathot OF this letter Is the meagree
subject who presented himself at you counter,
on Friday, the 18th inst, under u complete state
of debility from fever and ague. You will rec
oIIect, | took bottle OF Smiths Tonic Syrup,
at your earnest solicitation, and, being 50 very
weak, did not wish TO take any edicIne until
i got home, when could receive proper atten-
tion. 1 got home, on Sabbath morning in time
TO take two doses before my shake came on It
came on its usual hour, no O'Clock. A. NJ. j as
hard as usual, but did not least but a short time.
The fexer also Jeff me great deal sooner than
usual. In the evening l resumed the Tonic,
directed, and only had lime to take three doses
bedtime Next morning. after breakfast, con-
tinued taking il until the hour o ague and fever
had passed, when dropped it, and was entirely
free from the disease. / did not think il possi-
bic for medicine TO restore person the Ton
ic restored me. The Creates, finuIty now is to
govern my appetite. l dc think, without ex cep-
zion. it is the best medicine seer took.


Most respectfully,


E. MAGUIRE.


PARIS, Tennessee, september Ii, I840.


MEssRs. WILSON, PETTET, & SMITH-Gente-
men: wrote you, four days ago, requesting you
20 seAa me more of the Tonic Syrup. / am now
entirely out, ana nave borrowed two doZeDs.-
The demand for il is very great. In everyi n
stance where it has been tried it has effected u
cnre. II you have not started the parcel Tor me
before this reaches you. eight ten dOzens OF
II will not be too much to send,
Respectfully, &c.,


T.. COONEY.


Mourn SANDY, Tennessee, August %, 1910.
MEssRs WILSON. & SMrTA-Gentlemen: You
will please send me TWO dozens Smiths Tonic
Syrap. cannot close my letter without infor-
ming you, that, out of the three dozens of the
Tonic Syrup bought of you this last spring, /
have only two or three bottles on hand. 1t
is called for almost daily. and i has never fail
ed in the first instance OF producing an elleetu-
al cure. Ii is the best medicine Tor the cure of
chills and fever ague and lever that have
ever seen. Your early attention to the above
order will much oblige your friend,


JAS. T.EDMDNDS.


Prepared by JOHN J. SMITH, author and
proprietor, Louisville. Kentucky.


Soldwhelesale and retail in Evansville, Ia by
nov l3-6mo. w. u c. BELL.