M^tr' PRITCHARD, Snug Harbor, Staten Island, writes: “Dr. Wei De systemS,,Cataral1 Cui*e has eradicated Catarrh from my little daughter’s Catarrh in its Worst Form. “I have been afflicted with the Catarrh in a very bad form, and have tried many remedies. A friend sent me a box of Wei De Meyer's preparation Vav- on"e box^ureilm©: 1 ““ >»PPy «> state that it not3 onl/Sped 5 St WM. A. KELLY, Port Richmond, Staten Island, July 1st, 1873. Hay Fever and Catarrh Cured. Benedict Brothers is one of the oldest and best known Jewelry estab- }“tsm America. A member of that firm speaks of the “ Cure ’’as fol- Hay Fever. fromPH^FeVaev°fT10ify'rei De. ^e^er’s Catarrh Cure to a lady suffering n om nay lever m its, worst form. I am happy to state that this one box completely cured her. The facts are at the service of the public.” SAMUEL W. BENEDICT, Jr., 597 Broadway, N. Y. At a latter date the same gentleman wrote : mv family of°Catai’rhe TfSftw ^pound. has completely cured a member of f7.i • 0t t tai rl1, 1 fe?l that I cannot speak too strongly of this wonder- ahle I recommend R to a11 afflicted with that heretofore Incur- at my place o£ buZessS’ * a“y fw'tlier inrormation 1 can b° SAM L W. BENEDICT, Jr., of Benedict Brothers, 697 Broadway, N. Yc Minister’s Sore Throat.-Cured. I was attacked with Catarrhal symptoms some four vears a p-n Tf era ;pnfi upon me although I tried many remedies. I took Smrffsffi B^s and doc tored Allopathically and Homoepathically, bought Inhalers arul Vaporizers' and became discouraged. I feared I would have to hrinir mv inhfistrv to a close Then I heard of your discovery. The relief I Lpeiienced from the first box was worth ten times thenrioe TVPr f™,efha;?Ttep wel1' "Thich f e°u“Bot' do Tefore. I am Sot ta°betS? stjs&ZBS Rev. CHAS. J. JONES, New Brighton, Staten Island 26 L J SNUFFLING. Clogged Nostrils, Foetid Breath, Sore Throat, Pains in the Head, and Dis¬ gusting Mucous. Samples of what Thousands who have been restored by Wei De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure say of it : Arthur. _ _ Tho well known Pastor of the Noble Street (Brooklyn) Church says : “ I have suffered for several years from Catarrh, and have tried many -amedies without benefit. I have used one box of Wei Be Meyer’s Oompoand, and S tun radically cured.” H 140 Noble St., Brooklyn, N. Y. “ Too Deaf to Hear the Church Bells Ring.” 21 John St., Newport, R. I., Feb. 18, 1880. Messrs. Caswell. Massey & Co., Druggists When I commenced using Wei De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure, my hearing was so much impaired that I could not hear the church bells ring. Thanks to Dr Wei De Meyer, I am now able to hear ordinary conversation. I recommend the Cure to all per¬ sons afflicted with Catarrhal deafness. Chas. S. Stanhope. f^irs. Whittlesey and her Brother. “ I wish that we had language to express our gratitude to Dr. Wei De Meyer for what he has dono for brother and myself. His remedy has ro" stored us to Health after suffering for years. * * * Pointing to the package, my brother said, ‘Tho contents of that box four years ago would have saved me five hundred dollars. Mrs. A. J. Whittlesey, Sheffield, Mass. Paul Bovton, the Great Swimmer, The man who swam the English Channel, and who swam from Pittsburgh to New Orleans, writes : Flushing, L. I., Dec. 30th, 1879.

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Mr. PRITCHARD, Snug Harbor, Staten Island, writes: “Dr. Wei De systemS,,Cataral1 Cui*e has eradicated Catarrh from my little daughter’s Catarrh in its Worst Form. "I have been afflicted with the Catarrh in a very bad form, and have tried many remedies. A friend sent me a box of Wei De Meyer's preparation. I am happy to state that it not only cured me." WM. A. KELLY, Port Richmond, Staten Island, July 1st, 1873. Hay Fever and Catarrh Cured. Benedict Brothers is one of the oldest and best known Jewelry estab- }“tsm America. A member of that firm speaks of the “ Cure ’’as fol- Hay Fever. from Hay Fever. I will testify that Dr. Wei De Meyer's Catarrh Cure to a lady suffering from hay fever in its worst form. I am happy to state that this one box completely cured her. The facts are at the service of the public.” SAMUEL W. BENEDICT, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. Y. At a latter date the same gentleman wrote : my family of Catarrh. The second pound has completely cured a member of my family of Catarrh. I feel that I cannot speak too strongly of this wonderful remedy. I recommend it to all afflicted with that heretofore incurable disease, and any further information I can be. SAM L W. BENEDICT, Jr., of Benedict Brothers, 697 Broadway, N. Yc Minister’s Sore Throat.-Cured. II was attacked with Catarrhal symptoms some four years ago. It had a firm hold upon me although I tried many remedies. I took Snuffs, Boxes and doctored Allopathically and Homeopathically, bought Inhalers and Vaporizers, and became discouraged. I feared I would have to bring my ministry to a close. Then I heard of your discovery. The relief I experienced from the first box was worth ten times the price. Ever since I have kept well, which I could not do before. I am not to be suspected of stjs&ZBS Rev. CHAS. J. JONES, New Brighton, Staten Island J SNUFFLING. Clogged Nostrils, Foetid Breath, Sore Throat, Pains in the Head, and Dis¬ gusting Mucous. Samples of what Thousands who have been restored by Wei De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure say of it : Arthur. _ _ Tho well known Pastor of the Noble Street (Brooklyn) Church says : “ I have suffered for several years from Catarrh, and have tried many -amedies without benefit. I have used one box of Wei Be Meyer’s Oompoand, and S tun radically cured.” H 140 Noble St., Brooklyn, N. Y. “ Too Deaf to Hear the Church Bells Ring.” 21 John St., Newport, R. I., Feb. 18, 1880. Messrs. Caswell. Massey & Co., Druggists When I commenced using Wei De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure, my hearing was so much impaired that I could not hear the church bells ring. Thanks to Dr Wei De Meyer, I am now able to hear ordinary conversation. I recommend the Cure to all per¬ sons afflicted with Catarrhal deafness. Chas. S. Stanhope. f^irs. Whittlesey and her Brother. “ I wish that we had language to express our gratitude to Dr. Wei De Meyer for what he has dono for brother and myself. His remedy has ro" stored us to Health after suffering for years. * * * Pointing to the package, my brother said, ‘Tho contents of that box four years ago would have saved me five hundred dollars. Mrs. A. J. Whittlesey, Sheffield, Mass. Paul Bovton, the Great Swimmer, The man who swam the English Channel, and who swam from Pittsburgh to New Orleans, writes : Flushing, L. I., Dec. 30th, 1879.

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