CURE FOLLOWS CURE
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EURTHEREvIDENCEo Of the efhcacy Of ofThompson's Com
Mrs 2 Warner, residing at the house Of Michael g
Fisher ESD Woodbury. N J attacked eighteen months
siean, Dr. YIN Harris of Phade'phs coageson ofhe lungs
tai inability raise the phegm pecudng the Of
and rendering to be oped in bed and
edher hopeless and she indulge the hope Of
covery About this time she heard of the
formed by Ihompons Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood
Naptha, and commenced using it. In very short he
valuable remedy she has been literally rescued the
grave.


The above regard my wifes restoration to
health and the result solely attributable
Thompson Syrup of Tar and Wood every other
dy having failed in her case HENRY P. WARNER


Philadepha, May 10, 1886


Prepared and sold by p Thompson Druggist Philadelphia
and sold wholesale and retail in this city by A. B. SANDS
Co.. Chemists and Druggists 273 Broadway, Chamber
street Sold also at 10 Fulton and II East Broadway
Price so cents. myl7 Inns &c