rT,AYLoR's BAIsAM OF LvERwoRT, sold
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HNAYLOR'S BAI.SAM OF LVERWORT, sold

 \ wholesale and retail by |. c. DUBOSE X O., Agents No. 39 Water sireet-Further testimony just received from Dr.. Howland, in favor of Dr. Taytor's Balsam ef LiperDOrt, 375 Bswery. cure for Consumption, Liver Complaint, Palpraiion of the Heart, Bronchitis, and Asthma. .l..- WEST POINT, March 9th, 1914. Dear ST:-ltIs with the greatest poss ible degre of heartfelt gratitude, and pleasing emotions of the soul, that l attempt to cast m "y mite, Tn favor oi Dr. Ta.Ior's Balsam of Lyerwor. Apprecialingas

 do, the virtues of that excellent medicine, and sym paththising win, and feeling al the very sou for those who may be afflicted as was, canpnt--and do justice 10 my own feelings-wiihhod my influence from urging suffering humanity to make Il, least trial of Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Lverwort. It is im- possible for me to describe tO you what have suffer- ed for the past l5 years. When about IS years of age, WAS selzed with paralysis of the left leg, which confined me 10 my bed for number of months hut by the untirng perseverance oI my physicians, was partially restored 10 health -.O si

 My liver and digestive apparatus, and nervous sys. tem in toto, suffered from the attack most severely and have ever been subject to the most violent at lacks of inflammation of the liver, suffering in the most excruiiating manner on taking cold-was never fee from pain in my right side, accompanied by all that host of nervous affections which reiIder life burden 10 who objects of it's prey In ths way suffered until the autumn of 1872, when l was seized with the bilious remitting fever My life was despaired of for weeks, but by the uny elding perseverance of my physicians, was again partially restored to health. But my lungs, during my illness, did mol escape with impunty, was threatened with a thckening of the membrane of the bronchial tubes, my cough was extremely severe. great tight the chest shOrtness of breath, and violent papitation and in the inlercostal muscles, | and eonst ipa ion, sometmes how ever, diarrhpa.- The matter expectorated assumed the aspect of gen uine pus-was occasionally streaked with blood i; with nothing but impending death l of course ex pected very soon stand the Bar of God. In this condition 1 was, when advised by friend to try Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, (lrom 375 Bowery, N. Y) l did SO, and before one bottle was gone was entirely restored but being too ambitious, ex- posed myself, and was again taken alarmiHgly i'll.

 lost all my recollection far that could not re- member my transactions from day .o day, and scarce ly the names of my children. All the symptoms of consumption returned with almost redoubied fury;1 then went to Saratoga Springs, where spent the summer, but without the least adyantage-when re- turned troubled with palpitation, that Il many times threatened immediate suffecation. agaln had recourse to Dr. Tayor's Balsam ofL,ver wort (from 375 Bowery,) and by it's continued use, l am almost entirely restored to health l have occasionally made use of it in my practice and that with marked advantage. l declare myself to be an enemy to all qiacks and cure all mdeicines; but so fully convinced am of the virtues of your medicine

 it is my candid belief thai if the Faculty would make of it in connection with ihe remedies already in their hands, less by far would be the victims of that dreadful disease denomnated Consumption. If, sir, what have written will be of any advantage to you or to suffering humanity, you are at perfect liberty to use it. -

 Yours with much esteem,

 GSignedJ A. B. ROWLAND, M. D.

 Beware of counteries! Buy nothing instead.- We will engage the Basam to cure where there is the least hope Buy only at No. 375 Bowery, or O Dr. J. G. LEEDS, 177 Water street. % jan4