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COLU MEAN SYRUP,
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N OR the cure of Liver Complaints Scrofula Rheu- matism, Kings Ev Ulcers, Indigestion, and Debility. As an evidence of the superiority of the Columbian Syrup ovor other Medicines recommended and sold for the above diseases, the following communication is copied from the Connecticut Herald, of January Is, 1898.

 Thisis to certify that was afflicted with wander ing pains in different parts of my body which com menced in the spring of 1892, and lasted about IS months, from which time it settled in my right knee and began to swel and continued swollen du, ing the winter. tried many things to help it, but all to no effect. In the month of March 1824 it ulceraed and broke-from that time lt spread to large sore, which was two inches in diameter In August, the same year, the ulcers began the lower part of my knee pam, gathered and broke there and spread to the size of mans hand During the (all and winter, had the advice of many surgeons and physicians, but all to no purpose; it continued to grow worse. In the summer of 1926, l took bottles of Scott's Panacea, from which found no relief; in the fall of the same year. took bottles of Potter's CathOfcom, also without effect. In January 1897, I began on Swains Panacea, and that also failed of afordng re- lief, but my leg very bad. Sixteen large Uioers were on my leg, on the calf four inches in dam- eter, and thirteen small ones On the 9th of April 1927, began on the Columbian Syrup, and in two & half months my leg was healed up soundly and has remained SO. s*

 This cure attribute to the use of Jacob Albrighs Columbian Syrup. am well and can walk any reasonable distance with convenience.

 JOHN HEMPSTED

 New-Haven Jan. 18th, 1898.

 E53It is to be regretted, that many suffering under nveterae diseases, should be imposed upon by MED- ICINEs, known best by the appellation of PANAcEAs which are held forth to perform perfect cures where they have not the slightest effect upon the disorders

 Philadelphia, Jan 18th, 1928. The above Syrup, price s per bottle, $50 per

 LEE, HOPKINS S BUTLER. Hartford, March 18. tf42