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REDUCTION IN PRICES 
 
 Office ol A. H. DIXON & SON, 
 
 805 King Street West. 
 
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 TORONTO, CANADA. 
 
 There has aooumulateii upon our letter fyles, owing no doubt to the hardnesr 
 of the times, a very large number of requests, from correspondents suffering from 
 Catarrh and Catarrhal deafness, who are unable or unwilling to pay our regular 
 charge. Now it is manifestly unfair to Uose patients, who pay our full charge, 
 to have two prices. 
 
 In order however to meet the importunity of those who claim inability, 
 and to put a means for cure of this loathsome and dangerous disease, within 
 reach of really deserving sufferers and at the same tima to maintain our integrity 
 towards the great bulk of the patrons of our treatment, we have decided to 
 furnish to all recipients of this circular, from this date until March 1st. our 
 first treatment and apparatus for applying for Five Dollars, which is just bait 
 our regular charge* On and after March 1st our regular charge of Ten 
 Dollar*^ will positively be resumed. 
 
 We do not find it necessary to travel the country quacking, in order to dis- 
 pose of our remedy ; we do our business at home only, and we ship to all parts of 
 the Dominion, United States and Great Britain, — this to a thinking ; w,i.8on should 
 be a substantial proof that our remedy is all that we claim for it. 
 
 Obsebve.— Owr remedy is easily applied — it is used only once in twelve days, and 
 its application does not interfere with business or ordinary duties. We give every 
 case our special attention. Money can he sent safely through the mails from all 
 parts of the United States and Domiuion of Canada by means of Post Office Order, 
 Registered Letter, Bank Draft, or Express Order. 
 
 N.B. — When ordering the remedy you should state age, how long you have been afflicted 
 with Catarrh— if the mucus is white or colored, if it is wet or if it drys up— if there is any drop- 
 pings into the throat, or if there is any offensive odor therefrom, also general state of health. 
 
 Ab we have a laboratory m Buffalo N. T., all orders from the Uniied States will be ship- 
 ped from that city, therefore there will be no duty to pay. 
 
 NONE GENUINE WITHOUT OUR SIGNATURE. 
 
 VJhen ordering the Remedy, be particular in giving Express Office as well as Post 
 Office address. 
 
 BEAT) THE FOLLOWING: 
 
 March 30, 1884. 
 
 Dear Sirs, 
 
 In the month of Feb., 1883, Rev. J. 
 Hodgson, of Silver Islet, came to you suffering 
 from a very aggravated case of (Catarrh ; the 
 right nostril was so badly affected that he 
 scarcely breathed through it — over the right 
 eye there was, nearly all the time, a dull 
 heavy pain, which extended down the outside 
 of the eye to the ear, making the neck so stiff 
 that he -uld scaroely turn his head : his 
 hearing .as also affected. Under the eyes 
 ftnd all over the side of his face, and down the 
 neck, was sore nearly all the t:"me — the mat- 
 ter which came from the nostrils was very 
 sticky and tough— the quantity which dropped 
 into his throat was very great, and in the 
 morning when he awoke he felt almost suffo- 
 cated with it ; he was afraid that some of the 
 large quantity of greenish, tough matter. 
 
 free to use her name for the benefit of sufferers. 
 She is 36 years of age and had suffered from 
 Catarrh from infancy. Masses of green mucus 
 and dry scabs were continually discharging 
 frnm her nose and mouth and the odor was so 
 offensive that she had kept herself secluded for 
 veara — her hearing and sight were also badly 
 impaired, in fact the best doctors in the city 
 gave her up as incurable nearly twenty years 
 ago. She is cured of Catarrh and her hear- 
 ing add sight are perfect— in a word she is 
 GbUGTiiicr woiijaiii — WQ coiigrttbiiittiio you oii r»«iv- 
 ing such an invaluable remedy for this curse 
 of our western country — Catarrh. 
 Yours Faithfully 
 T. K. JOHNSTON & CO., 
 
 646 43rd St., Chicago, 111. 
 
 July 29, 1884. 
 
 fVom a'"vet"v a'l^riva'ted case'of Catarrh ; the | from her nose and mouth and the odor was^so 
 
largo quantity of greenish, touf^h matter, 
 
 JULY a», l»tH. 
 
 from a very aggravated case of (Catarrh ; the 
 right nostril was so badly affected that he 
 scarcely breathed through it — over the right 
 eye there was, nearly all the time, a dull 
 heavy pain, which extended down the outside 
 of the eye to the ear, making the neck so stiff 
 that he could scarcely turn his head : bis 
 hearing was also affected. Under the eyas 
 and all over the side of his face, and down the 
 neck, v/as sore nearly i»ll the time — the mat- 
 ter which came from the nostrils was very 
 sticky and tough— the quantity which dropped 
 into his throat wan very great, and in the 
 morning when he awoke be felt "tlmost suffo- 
 cated with it ; he was afraid that some of the 
 large quantity of greenish, tough matter, 
 which he got away by hawking and spitting 
 when he awoke, must come from the bron- 
 chial tubes on the right side ; and sometimes 
 he had a pain all the way down the right 
 lung. How long lie had been troubled I do 
 not kiiow, but for five years he had been very 
 bad, 80 bad that he was not able to do his 
 work efficiently. He was entirelv cured. 
 THOMAS GEE, 
 Methodist Minister, Bayfield, Ont. 
 
 MooBEjAW, N.W.T., June 12, 1884. 
 A. H. Dixon & Son, Toronto. 
 Gentlemen, 
 
 I was troubled with catarrh for fifteen 
 years, and could get nothing to help me until 
 I tried your remedy. I used the first treat- 
 ment in February last, and that almost cured 
 me, but after using the second treatment I 
 must say that / am cured, as I feel no sign of 
 a return of the disease. I have recommended 
 it to some of my friends heve and feel that I 
 can safely recommend it to any one suffering 
 from catarrh, as my case was of long standing 
 and I know that I am cured. You are at 
 liberty to publish this if you think fit, for the 
 benefit of others. Yours respectfully, 
 THOMAS HE ALE Y, 
 
 Moosejaw P.O., Manitoba. 
 
 OCTOBBB 20, 1884. 
 Gentlemen, 
 
 I was troubled with Catarrh for 
 four years, mucus colored, droppings in the 
 throat and offensive odour. I used one treat- 
 ment of your remedy, and am truly thank- 
 ful for what it has done in my case of suffer- 
 ing. Jt is hard to realize that I am cured, but 
 time will prove all things. 
 
 G. P COOPER, Lawrence, Kansas. 
 
 Harbietsville, Ont. Oct 7, 1884. 
 Deab Bn<B, 
 
 My wife was affected with Catarrh 
 for over fifteen years, the inside of the nose 
 was badly eaten away with the disease. For 
 the past five years it was almost impossible 
 for her to breathe through her nostrils. For 
 the last year she has constantly taken doctors 
 medicine without receiving any benefit and 
 finally we were told that the Catarrh had got 
 SO bad that there was no cure for her. With- 
 out any hope we applied to you for your rem- 
 edy and eight days after the first treatment 
 she was able to breathe freely through her 
 nostrils and the disease had entirely disap- 
 peared — but as you advised, she took a second 
 treatment. It is now nearly four months 
 since she used the remedy and she has had 
 no signs of Catarrh and we consider it a per- 
 manent cure. Her general health which was 
 not good, is also improving through the use of 
 your Blood Eemedj'. Wishing you every suc- 
 cess, I remain faithfully yours. 
 
 SETH CLINE, Harrietsville, Ont. 
 
 Irom her nose and rnouth and the odor was so 
 offensive that she had kept herself secluded for 
 years — her hearing and sight were also badly 
 impaired, in fact the best doctors in the city 
 gave her up as incurable nearly twenty yean 
 ago. She is cured of Catarrh and her hear- 
 ing and sight are perfect— in & word she is 
 another woman — we congratulate you on hav- 
 ing such an invaluable remedy for this curse 
 of our western country — Catarrh, 
 mrs Faithfully 
 T. K. JOHNSTON & CO., 
 
 646 4ard St., Chicago, III. 
 
 July 29, 1884. 
 Gentlemen, 
 
 I feel it my duty to state to you tha 
 merits of your remedy for Catarrh. I had the 
 obnoxious disease for the past four or five 
 years and after the first treatment of your 
 remedy I felt entirely a new man. Before I 
 was cured I frequently had colds in the head, 
 but now I seem to be entirely free from them. 
 I* sceptical minded people could :nl> be per- 
 suaded to try your treatment I honestly believe 
 that suffering humanity would be greatly dim 
 minished. Wiehing you eery success. 
 I remain yours truly, 
 
 E. W. MORTON, 
 Of Morton & Knight, Merchants, 
 Port Arthur, Ont. 
 
 Montreal, Dec. 24, 188i. 
 Deab Sirs, 
 
 I promised to report to you the re- 
 sult of your treatment in regard to Mr. and 
 Miss Fraser's cases of Catarrh and also to 
 give a letter of lei ommendation providing one 
 or both were cuied. Neither the Frasers nor 
 myself ever expected to give you a ceivificate, 
 for they never dreamed of being cured and I 
 did not expect snch a result, knowing that they 
 had been pronounced incurable years ago, in 
 London, England, by some of the best Physi- 
 cians there. However, it is generally the un- 
 expected that happens and I am happy for 
 their sakes as well as yours, to be able to say 
 that both are cured. Such aggravated cases 
 being cured so speedily (Miss Fraser by two 
 and Mr. Fraser by three treatments), seems to 
 me miraculous. I am more than glad that 
 such is the case, and pleased to know that a 
 remedy so simple and one that can be relied 
 upon to cuve this horrible disease is within the 
 reach of sufferers, I will gladly give enquirers 
 any information in my power. 
 
 Yours truly, G. H. PATTERSON, 
 264 St. Jan^es Street, Montreal. 
 
 Chicago, III., DtiO. 29, 1884. 
 Gentlemen, 
 
 The remedy which you seni us for Mrs. 
 Willoughby has turned out a decided success 
 and she desires us to inform you that you are 
 
 Bt Paul Minn., Jany. 6, 1885. 
 Messrs. A. H. Dixon & Son. 
 
 Gentlemen, 
 
 I take great pleasure in adding 
 my testimony to the virtue of your valuable 
 Catarrh Remedy. Two years ago my Daugh. 
 ter, 14 years of age, was very bad with Nasal 
 Catarrh, her sense of smell was almost gone 
 and her great suffering from pain in her fore- 
 head was such that we kept her from School. 
 After using one treatment of your remedy she 
 was completely cured and haa continued well 
 ever since. I have every confidence in recom- 
 mendiug your remedy as a safo and sure cure 
 for this most disagreeable disease aad am 
 satisfied that a fair trial will convince the 
 most sceptical of its boing a genuine cure for 
 Catarrh. You are at liberty to use this in any 
 way you deem best to help suffering humanity 
 Wishing you great success in your noble work. 
 I am Gentlemen, 
 Yours sincerely, 
 
 JAMES K. EKSKINE, 
 
 Physician.