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PLEASANT T,0 TíiE TASTE : at'ihc «amo liase roskhill-lug ÏO many remedial agi-nl* ondorfd hr tKo medi * . 1 rr .terr.î-tyas-the bc*tl:nr>* ri t:> ll.;: I* .rm:.co;.trji. Iico«:< bat 1*>tleto firctiim af úrtri-l. awl í '

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Endorsed «Uo by thc CJUrçy cr.d thiXfziih-j denomina-tionalpaper*.REV. WJÍ. ii. RASCOCX. th>t-Mcst Mí-tLodi-.t erinisteria St.

Loui.«. says tho Kom<? l'.i'^r v. - :. ..-.t»r.: i:t.ting ia tue restoration <-í i-y strength, -ud aa iucr*+*t otapatite* OiSßonx Mo.. June 25.1S7Î.Persons greatly debilitated, as I have been, iud who rcqui-e

a TOXIC cr STWULAXT, need 5«e3c for novhins b-.-trer th.'n thoHomo Bitters. S. V. CO IT,

Presiding "Rider M. F. Church. PlaitsbwTg District.VsrrxD STATS-« MAKINS Il<»srrrAi.. >

ST. LOCK M<».. OCT. ». 1*70. JJAVXS A. JACKSON A CO.- 1 hare examined thc formula f r

aakiag the " Home Stomach Bitter*." a:»d used ttj?ia ia tbijhospital the last four uuinths. I consider tatra tha mott vile-able tonic and atLnuuuit uow rn u«e. S. H. MELCHER,Besideat Physician ia charge U. ¿.'Marine UostpítáLJAMBS A. Jaca^ox it Co.-Gentlemen : A* you have com-

nuiaicated to tho medical profo^iou the recipe of the ''HomeBitters," itcannot, therefore be considered as a patent me

icine, no pateut haTing been taken for i t. We have examinedthe formula for making the" Home Bitters.'' and eab"ítvtingly say tho combination i* one of rare excellence, all thearticles used in it» competition *re the be«t .

' th'; clas^ to?wîtichthoy belong, being h'shly Tonie. StitmiLtu: Stocuicbic,Carmiaitlve, an I slightly Laxative. Tho E: "ie ci rrepu/iugthem is strictly in. accordance *kh the rules of pharmacy.Haring used thein in oar private pnetií c, vrt taxe pleaïurv ;a

reeomm^nding them to ali perdón-* desirous of taking Kilter.*,as being thc best Tonic and Stimulant now offered to the pub-

lic. FRANK G. PORTER,Prof. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women, College of Physi-cians, and late member Board of Health.

* L. C. BOISLIXIERE Prof. ofObstetrics and. Diseases of Wemen, St. Louis Med. College.

DRAKE MCDOWELL, M. I>..Late Pres t. Mo. Medical Coi lego.

E. A. CLARE. M. 1).;Prof. Surgery, Mo. Medical College and late Resident Physi-cian City Hospital, St. Lonis Missouri.

HERBERT PRIMM. Prof.Practical Pharmacy, St. Louis Coîie.*o cf Pharnucr.

J. C. WHITEHILL, Ed. Medical Archive«.Au. HxacocK, M. D. Dr. C. V. ¥. Leyine,C. Omets, M. D. S. GXATZ Monza. M. D.C. A. Waas, M. D. W. A. Wncox. M. D.

E. C. FRANkLiN. M. D.,Prof. Sorgerr, liomoeoratbic Medical Ccllegc.

T. J. VASTINE, M. D., T. G. COMSTOCK, M. D.,Prof. of 3¿idwiferrand Diñase» of Woneu, College of Homoeo-pathic Physicians and Surgeon*.

^OHST. TEMPLE, M. D..Prc t .Materia Medina and Theraupectiet, Eomccopatiic Modi«

cai College of Missouri. -

JXO. COXZLEMAS, M. D., LecturerOn Diseases of Children, Honiceopathic College of MLxoari.

CHARLES VASTÍNE, M. D.,Prof. of PhysÄogy. QocÉceopathio Medical College cf Mo.

JOHN HARTMAN. M. 1>" Prof.CUnical Medieiae, Coi. Homoeopathic Physicians aad Sum's.

They are superior »o ali other Stomach Bitter*.EX>"0. SANDERS. Analytical Chcmiit.

Ko Bitten lttibe world can>x.v4 themSIMON HIRSCH. Analytical ChcmUt.

Eminent Fhysicjass^ of Cbiea^ro.The formula for the Hom Ï Bitters ba* been *ubmit:e Í to u«,

aad we beliere them to be the b-?st tonic and stimulant forgestera! ose now»Sered to the public.

H. WooDBuxr, M. D.,G. A. tfsTtnro, AnalyticalChemise

E. S. HAHX, M. D.,B.MCVICAS, M. D.,Kent's. S. BAWx>», M. D.fE. Lcnnax, M. D.,JAS. A. Com«, M. D.

Jia. V. 2. Baa-vrr, M. D.Prof. Chemistry. RusaMedical College.

J. B. Waiicra. M.T).,T- S. Korxx, M. D.,Tao*. Ie. £ua, M. D.fJ. A. HAHN, M. D.

Emiih«aitPhysicians in Cinélm^ati,Nearly all of «hom arc Professors ia one or the other of theMedical Colleges,i üo other Bitter» hare erer been o&red to she publie «sa*T>racia* somany raluable remedial agents.

L> A. Jaacx^ M. D..S. P. Boxxaa. Jt. D.,O. W. Bunuca. M. D..J. J. Qní», M. D.,IT. B. Vcoowau». M. D.R. S» WATXt, Otfrnist.G. K. TATLOOT D.,1». If. Maur. JL D.,S. B. Toaaxsxo*. X. D.

J. L. Yarna*, M. D.,C. T. Socracñr, M. D.,C. S. Mcscaarr, iL D.,W. T. Taxuarxxaä. M. D.,J. H. Bccjursa, M. D.,G. A. Doonarr, M. D.,C. WoonwAxn, M. T>., ;

D. W. MCCARTHY. M, D.,R* H. JotOMOX, H. D.Eminesit Physicians in 3íeinphis;The Home Bitters arc-aa inrajnanlc remedy .íor tndigcaaca

anddiseases »riding from malarial cause».G. B. TnojdfTux. M. D.. '

. ASaac Eaaxuta. M. D.,ia charge of Citr IXoxpttál» T H. R. HOOGS*, M. T>.,

J. M. Roocaas, M. D-, Txvu Ontr, M. i>.,H. W. PtntTnyMw D., M. A. Enxrxac, M. D.»Sasnsoan BILL. M. Jo». E. Lraot, M. D.,Entinen11'l&yKiclans in Fi«sbersrb;

B. P. DAKE, M. D..- ^*». Cuovcxs, M.D.,W. R. Cmtna. M D.. D. H. «Taxa^>. M. D..O. WSTH, Chemist. J. H. McCtKiaw, M.

And Hwn<ire<î>£ of Othersla all paru of thc North. Wo*t and South.

J. E. Ganxxa, X. D., MHwaukct;.Cotxctu4(av »TH. Mar-hir:. Î>TÎ.

JAKXS A. Jxaaovk Co.-Havmg examined^efcrmulaoTih-** Home Stemaob Uittrr»."' ¡ k¿\ wt** avvá türm iu m> » r--c-

tfee for some time, and pronounce them the t>e>t T*»ck Riiursaov inusc. P. IL MCMAHON, M. D.fj^For alertr all cruggho* and rrucerv.1 unes A. jackson «fe Co., Proprléiorau' Lahratorr It^and N. Swcwad Su, St. I^uia ^Ttaw* uri.