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 A 
 
 TREATISE 
 
 ON TUB 
 
 SHOSHONEES MEDICAL SYSTEM 
 
 AS PRACTISED BY THE EMINENT INDIAN 
 
 DR. LEWIS JOSEPHUS, 
 
 OF THE 
 
 GREAT TKIBE OF SHOSHONEES, 
 
 IN 
 THE VICINITY OF MANGCOSEE, BRITISH COLUMBIA, 
 
 IS CONSBCTION WITH AN EPITOME OF THK HI8T0BT OF THI 
 
 TRIBE OF SHOSHONEES, AS WELL AS A HISTORY OP THE 
 
 GREAT SHOSHOiNEES REMEDY, WARRANTED TO 
 
 MAKE A PERMANENT CURE OF ALL 
 
 DISEASES OF THE 
 
 THBOAT, LUNGS, LIVER, KIDNEYS, 
 DIGESTIVE ORGANS, &c. 
 
 AS AVELL.'AS 
 
 I SCROFULA, THE VARIOUS SKIN DISEASES, HUMORS 
 AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURITY ' 
 OF THE BLOOD, EXCEPTING THE THIRD ' 
 STAGE OF CONSUMPTION. 
 
 IL 
 
 \6L 
 
 .!• 
 
Citif^ 
 
 %(^ 
 
 THE 
 
 GREAT SHOSHONEES REMEDY 
 
 or THE CELEBRATED 
 
 LSTDIAJST DR. LEWIS JOSEPHTJS, 
 
 OF THE DISTINGUISHED 
 
 TRIBE OF SHOSHONEES IN THE VICINITY OF MANGCOSEE, 
 
 BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 Warranted to make a permanent Cure of all Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, 
 Liver, Kidneys, Digestive Organs, &c. (as weU as Scrofula, the various 
 Skin Diseases, Humors, and all diseases arising from impurity of the 
 Blood), excepting the third stage of Consumption. 
 
 D«. H. B. Jawii. fonnerlj of St. Louii, Md Ute of OolombK hu «t lut aehbred hit lonr, uatlriBf, 
 and ptrNTeringly aought-for deslgn-the thorough and practical knowledgeof the profoand secret of 
 cottpoandlogand preparing the Great Sboshoneee Bemedj (• prep«.tion anparalleled in the wide world, 
 eepeeiall/ for diieaMa of the Throat, Lungs, Lirer, Kdnexs, DigesUf. Organs, *c.), from the Eml- 
 neat Indian, Dr. Lewis Josephns, of the Great Tribe of Shoehonees, in BritUh Columbia. This wonder- 
 M and worthUy eelebrated medicine, is prepared in a ^eiy peculiar and highlj ingenions manner, 
 from the aetiTo principles of a great rarie^ of Plants, Roots, Herbs, Gams, Ac, just as the/ an se. 
 leeted from Nature's Garden-fresh, and containing their full virtues, and in such a manner as to retain 
 aU their medicinal properties in the Compound. Some of ti,. le«i importaut pUnts, roots, *c., with 
 their aotiTe ptineiples. are known to u ; snoh as tiie Cherrocine, which is the aetire principle of the 
 wad Ferest Obeny, and some others. But the most imporUnt ingredients entering into the com- 
 poUtion of till. pocnUar Remedj, are stfll kept, by Dr. Jasper * Co., and vheir Commissioners, u 
 •eal*l setnts; wllh the pledge, howeyer, of their being rerealed to U>e medical profession at some 
 fhtore period. Dr. JaspW, wonderful success, in obtaining a knowledfre, from Dr. Lewis Josephns, 
 of ihe UfWong secret of compounding and preparing tiils, the Great Shoshonees Remedy, is. witiiout 
 a •ing la exception, tha gnatest boon on Uie records of medical history, erer conferred ipon suffering 
 kuMBlt, , for In it is oflbred to the world, not a medicine Uke many of tiie Quack nwitmass «f th« 
 day, ii»t ara raoommended to cure CTerything, hot a Great fiemedy, which U warranted, and may be 
 ftJlad npoa, to maka a permanent cure of all diseases of tiie Throat, Lungs, Lirer, Kidneys, and Di- 
 fMtlTa Orgaiu, at well as Scrofula or King's EtU, tita rarions Humors and SUn Diseases, and all 
 Dimiet ariiiBg from Impnri^ of the Blood, exeepting tha Third Stegt of Oonsnmption. on which it 
 aMaeptniaamttfRrat. 
 
•.f-^fu. .**^'' 'i" t»» trifling ram otttnni»^n ^n ^ Procured for him lodrinM 
 
 ,,^7!^ '!^ ''J'»«'r. "• •Ml to moll Inai„ ooci^k* T^^^ 
 
 H.B. Jam, Sfc Unto, Ko '•".•^JonrhnaWefttod, 
 
 1« M «b.t»,t of. l,tt,r frcb Toung St«r«t J^Z^ ^ ''*'^'' "*' ^ ft»»0'H»« 
 
 renwable old IndU,^ «e»UeinanTr Let^ S^Trn.^ "C*^;'' ■"^'' ^ «* "ot baen for «Jo?« 
 ShoahoDMa T oi.-...!^ '. "°»^r- wwla Joiephna. an EinlB#mt pi,w-i._ -- .. " ""»na»ora 
 
 Dr. Josephus took hla dep„tu^ fZ m^h! V^JTl'^ " I «a now writing thl, iTu, When 
 «»7 lungs had suifered conald^wr^Td^anuin^^ *" ^* ' «^-P'« «''^'^ but^Uted^h" 
 1":? '" *'" ''•"*' *'«^* ^ *"•» -^ft^d from ,:^r.k "^ ^"^ *""'• *""«'^ •bo^tnJS^.llt; 
 
 --p«p.-o,wbicbw.for.i.intrd:^r..xr^^^-^^^^^^^ 
 
»f» methodical plw,,, 
 
 rpnn»diUtad project 
 K »nd preparing the 
 ofiuch hlitoi7,with 
 
 Dlty of St LouU, Mo, 
 Wked for Oolunibla, 
 ''MBaatadeot of Dr. 
 bla ; and •ecordingij 
 «nced the pracUce of 
 •iMtraot of hie fint 
 ^gooeee, Coloaibia. 
 Ht' im, I860. 
 I rmy pootlj tot the 
 edfwhlm lodging! 
 for nearly* week we 
 '•n there, the fluQily 
 
 iMioringnethatho 
 ioff to mneh of hie 
 •opioyed. At this 
 tin the hands of an 
 %«!), and myself, 
 rt <Uy with the old 
 two days and two 
 a table-spoonftil of 
 r> dipped in warm 
 I when he was with 
 be began, and eon- 
 «Joice his poor old 
 Mitchell, gare the 
 uapletely changed, 
 Bd iniler left him 
 Uh'tfbrtonefaTors 
 
 I, 
 
 I Efflineat Indian, 
 Killer, was after- 
 k. The following 
 
 •iiy., 1800. 
 ' Cn*t pleasnie 
 )f my Toyage to 
 1 and increased 
 attentiva to ne 
 wn for that of a 
 i Gr«l Tribe of 
 I letter. When 
 hot stated that 
 rtness of breath, 
 to take his com- 
 tn as th« Great 
 
 fnioshonees Remedy, tad la aU dlMBMl of the Throat, Lonn. Lirer. KidneTs and ni»..ti~ n 
 ns w.„ „ scrofyila, Skin Di-eases. 4c.. for which it i/mo^pTcuiV P~p/^^^^^^^ 
 
 it'th •'r." "'^ 'T: ''•"'" ' '•' ''"' *^" "»•''«'- »'» 'eft ™^ .till «ff redrgooS d I 
 from the cough, shortness of b«atb, and pdn in the chest; and I also bigan to expectorate som 
 blood. I at once commenced the Great Shoehonees R«aedy, which I hare ticon regulS^ly , „ce Zu 
 aconpleofdays ago; and now, with the •xo.pUon of a littlo weakness, I am thankful toknow ad 
 also happy to be able to inform yon, that I nerer Alt betterln my life. ' 
 
 I remain, your Ter y aftctjonate son, JOHN STEWART. 
 
 D-. cut' ii:^: *r °'"»'^ ■•""■ ""'« * ■"• ■>«"'. " »".-^ o..«„bK « 
 
 „ _ Mangco$tt, Nov. 2Zrd. 1860. 
 
 n.,r <Wu>r.-It 1. with no small intonst that I write to you, *o. My health has been ei- 
 hTtSh'?. .'^'•' TrT'r^ "7 practice is not bad, yet it 1^ noi w^ft llould wl^ Bo 
 iavetln ;'„5 T '**•."!"* """^"^ *" "• ^°* *''** ' »'*^« ''«« '«<» -W by any rice ; but 1 
 
 RemSy bnr ft.^l !r"\ P'"^" «' »""'"f'<>t°'i°« « "edicine called the Great sJoshonee, 
 
 iuc^L ;V? ?K^/?""'''"' *"^' *^"' **'■""* "«• ^ ''•" ntterly failed. I think I should bare 
 
 co^l v' TM "'* "^ *'•. "'"'"^"•' ^'"'° ' ^"' ™» *^" Po^'*'*-' 0' »»>• Kemedy, to treat him 
 
 Z^^^LZ^l^''':i''"'T'^' ?''''' *'• ''"'^'"' ^'- I-'wisJosepbus, who was employed to 
 
 t^^tK^l 1 'rl^,^"^*"' for.fromwbat I hare learned from reliable sources, as well L 
 Z^W^nZT.^.^T^'^"'''^:''''^'''''' """."J'n'nd is completely altered/and I am 
 thaTthrworZt" V i' V7«l«^'»".«-d one of the most skilful medical practitioner. 
 
 «comZL?f n Jf ' "'' ^'u'" •"" """^ot"". «■«>« hl» superintendence, and is especial 
 DlZr.i '"/"•'''«"" "'*'" '"*•"** *^'«»" <" *»>• Throat, Lungs, Li;er. Kid^e^^, J 
 Dl^tire Organs ,„ well a, Scrofhla. Emnors, Ac, it cannot be ^M.Ued iVthe known worM It 
 
 InttaL^^tr","''.*'.^^^^ fofOonsumpUon. InthL 
 
 ^MlZ!iT k!^' r" "^ *^** "■* '"' ""*•' " *• "7 "7 ^h *B •g^Mt this Remedy. It is 
 
 hf hiTsoTdTurin^Tlf/l/ *•" house. Mr Jones the druggist, told m. one er^ng last week, that 
 time thit !A\t * ^t T' *'^" *^* '•"'''^ P'"**' "^ «^» *»»•" ''" »««17 o"" q'-rte, of the 
 ^mVil on ,5 K "■ '""'1' °" '"'^'^ '" '^* "• " '^ "°"t P~«"- formannfactJng th J Ore^ 
 
 we« tested i^wolirr '''^.T ? 'f * '"^ "'"'*"' '*''" f" "'-'>°* »»«• i»» P'^^'i^r -''t^o 
 Ir^ ^?„ the" would be no end to the sale of it. And I feel confident, that if you and Mrs. Jasper 
 
 occa8iLn.rhrlM J /?."' *•* ** ^"'•"*'^ occMlonally by yon to the Doctor, and a portion 
 
 wt. ZT "•"'''^' ""^ ;?"^ «*h« P""" th»* 70a could deriso better than I-cauUou.ly remem- 
 
 m7n toTn™ ]*'-^^^} $°f i^"* that,if you were here to adopt that cou«e,you would be the happy 
 TasMltt *^' -t"'*''^""*^"'^"^ Remedy wouldbe «^ed. 'Jfyou shouldsee fit,2;^ 
 
 I am ever your humble friend. 
 1I.B.J^i„,M.D.,Bt. Louis. M^^ DONALD W. BDTLBR. 
 
 thatiisXTtirs'mXrLJcrrBr^^^^^^ 
 
 aufice it to'say. that Dr. ButleTwrote toTr L «' J*""»W., ani Dr. Jasper of St. Louh. Bnr 
 
 terms of the Indian Dr. JosiphT elmn^" thX ^'^/T"""'' '^'"^ 'P^"^*"* '» *»■• "'«»•<"" 
 come to Columbia, for the pX"; atJestlt^^ wWch leS."'^ ^'^'^'' "* •"'^"»'°« •"- *" 
 Who wa, qeite Uken up wUh 'the ^ at on a«d"« J^^" P««Ptly«.swered by Dr. Jospe, 
 . p^eaiauon , aan in the fo^wdag spring of 1381, proeeeded witl. 
 
W« wift, to MucooM*, Oolumbliu brlaciac with him a •».* «^4 ^ 
 
 dfM, Ac, to b. .ppropri.t«l m pre^S to T xl»hr!l7^ ' '^ ^»n»m^% tk»^ ^a^ of 
 
 186., wber. b. took . n.UuL on iTroaTt^l'^^foZlli: 7^ " ^ '*^'' '"' «'""'^ 
 pr.Tioo.Ir und.r.too<i, he, .nd Dr BuUe, wei. nTt .^.? L"^*^ V * °'*"*'' "°"" ' *"*•• " "" 
 
 •M a obiid taflbriar, from what ho ttiVthVmoth.; V 7^ ?^ *^'* "'• ^"'•' "•■ «"•«« tu 
 h. kn.w betur, J tr..t.d tb. chirpri5:,r'^'elnni;^^^^^ ^^^ '^-""" ^' ^' "«•• ^ '•' 
 . wUb to b.T. Dr. JMpor Cied io. .XSl't hi ^tl'tS ^Tl-'f t.,;' f """ r"^" 
 Dr. J„p.r w„ accordinglr .mplojed ; but when bo alr-JTrSTthTt D? ilu V 7"'. '"'^'"■"• 
 dUewe, for that it waa infanUIe romittant ftT.r Tb.nl«.r!l^^ ? . " ^ ""•*^'' '^' 
 Doctor., Dr. Jaap., thcnco r«,u..t.d thTfoUoiing^ Z^ Ind^J^^^^^ 7?""'n' •**'-" »^ »'" 
 •hould be c!I«l. Hi. wJ.b7. wr. compUad whh tS S!?Ji^ f ^"l*"' °'- ^"^ •^""P»""'. 
 cidcd with Dr. Ja.per. .rriT.d ibltTIh^Ji^'^r^r^^'^'^^'' '*«» ■^"'"d. full/ coio- 
 
 wiih bi. hor«, and carrUiM-. dhUn^i «?!!.♦ i?« hla, wd lafi hh» homo tho next morning 
 higbl, appreciated "^,7^ t JjT tl f^'^ nflL"Sr- J^'n'^^" *^ ""• "^^ «- ' 
 the more .o bec.u«; h. t^o^ht thltlT /«^ J^d r'^T!, I* ?.';""" '" «~» ••»-». '"J 
 were at Tarianco. Tbl. waa tha tot «d ZL . "" ^''"''' "•'*** '** '>J«"l'd-pb«l), 
 
 h. wa. fond of baiting. Th. d;*"^^^ v- "^ T^ *^ """" ^'>"'«' "^.d him if 
 down next Wedne.day wa wli oTwim^ ' T^ J^' ^' "" '""»' ""wered, If jon wUI come 
 
 »»«t7.h.k.%f band.r.n?D;.ji^^^^ ^J'T?'"^^ ^ '>'^' "»/ »>ad a 
 
 hi. .occe... On th. followtog W^n^TL^^^ ^ "^"^ coagratnlatlng hlm.1/ „pon 
 
 wha«th.jremaln.d until rwiI^^itoTlSi '* '"'* "" '''* "»»"»d. 
 
 wlthaatrlngofbead.. And S^gX^Z^ IS^i^'Jrr fT'^'f *"• *'""'•'' •«" 
 with them. wherather«,«.«n.^ JT ""foo^t «v bronght the Indian Doctor and hi. .auair 
 
 b, thaZto"r^^l£.?C fotr&lta^*' ir ?r^."'-»'- -o P^ we« .XJ 
 pnMntMl them with nice lil^TrfnT l^' f^ ''"'* ^^'^ th«n homo again; and 
 
 »l«o«t any other earthlj ».t«kr tH^ !L^ ^, ^ ^^ ^'*^^' ''"«'' ''• ^'^ «*<>». 
 took place between tS^l T^H^ J' jJ^T/J^f "' ^''**^ •^ •" *^« P*"""" circnmaUnce. that 
 
 po«ibIe,norl.itnec.J^7bar^;eut^^.?^^^^ ^» " ""»•''«"• •»- 
 
 Ja-por for mo« th«, wZUTi^TL^ T, .^ ^^ of .peculation wa. conUnned bj Dr. 
 
 peculiar .tjle, fraq«.nu7 StJjtC in^l'^^r*^. "':"'' ^"' "• <"'• •'"fO. '" "• owu 
 .ecret of pipLrii,; the Qm^ a^„^ J^ i^ ^' *^' '* *'"^'* ""* *» '^ *» l«^"'o» ^ the 
 Torable, he ^iT^iZ^^^n^^JS 1"*^ "'^« *^' clreum.t«.c wer. not jet fa- 
 grrat fHTor, whi^b .ho^Id norcr SSl T"^ "* T*^ *^ •'"^'*- °* *''" '^J-**^. " « 
 que.t the p<;or old Ind^Doc^ bniTiS^ J^l^^iVt %' T" T" ^^^*^'- 
 under the .„. for you; but tHewSS^i^irl^i^*'" "'"'"'*'•''"* ***"y""'»»«»3« 
 that it waa neceaair to «!lTS.ltl , ^.'^f"**" »»^ •«'•■»» ^»»-- D'- J-P" then .aw 
 before be coulT^^bT^^flft^^''' f^^T^ **,t «~**' ^^""^ '^ ^* ^ •^•' ^' <><"». 
 plan .on».cbem?frthe p™V. wiTh^^^^^^^^ dl.oonr.ged, re«,lTed inhi. own mind to 
 
 without haviug accompllsSeiT: J1 J "'J^' •nd.g.fa.nnUl two longyear. bad pu^d .waj 
 which prov.Uuc3 tVu wL^^^^^^^ during the third year he lit up . a grZr.cbem/ 
 
 of the fndian Doc^^w th m- 1m following ;-Ho (Dr. Ja.per) managed to get tb. eldest .c 
 
 .renin,. Z ^be dII"*'? ?! :* "r*^"*"'^' ^° ' '''" ' "' " ^' "' ^ »«- ««"- «- 
 Jo..,.hu3 «„a bia mothrr" ^u^ ano"arenU^thJ'f^^°°TJ*^**'"* '" '^" ^~"' **■" "•^'*'* y"""* 
 
 Doctor hast ued To oLn th7dl „1 .Tr°" "^"^ *'' "''"'^ *'"'' '" '" P'-""">«J«d. The 
 
 her. with . ca^l^to bJ^^ ;r L^'^^^ " m'^^^'u*" "' "" ** "'"'" ' ''""' '»'"»•'«' "^ ' '" 
 
 ^M»,,!-l--r ^^ y«ai, J, ^,^^ MBwered, Mr.. Ja.D«; Mjouwid th. Doctor «» 
 
MBtf, Ikatj urUtlM of 
 
 >r b« rtmlTtd, without 
 It manuflictura of thli, 
 > th«39tbdajrorjul/, 
 n iiooM ; and, m wu 
 •d to ipenci tbo oigbu 
 . BuUer wm eaUed to 
 ion or tho braia ; jet 
 
 I Dr. Butler oipnaMd 
 rerj clever phjiieiao, 
 tier had miatakcn the 
 witj between the twu 
 , Dr. Lewla Joeephus, 
 kfterwardi tally coin- 
 with great courteijr, 
 •mo tho next morning 
 \m noblo Indian heart 
 in great eateem, and 
 !>• hiaaelfdeepiMd), 
 leorery of the Qnat 
 Doctor aaked him if 
 red, if jon will come 
 
 II come ; and aa lira. 
 h do.* Tbej had a 
 latlng himaeir upon 
 
 hi« wiA returned, 
 
 the children each 
 
 ctor and hiaiqaaw 
 
 pain* were tpared 
 m homo again, and 
 DtiAil aiaoking^eap, 
 iob he priied aboTe 
 circumftaneea that 
 t is therefore im- 
 ■ eontinaed bj Dr. 
 Jasper), in his own 
 Inponessionoftbe 
 M were not yet fa- 
 Lhen requested, aa a 
 in he made this re- 
 iU do anything else 
 r. Jasper then saw 
 had OTor yet done, , 
 in his own mind to; 
 8 had passed away: 
 i a grand scheme 
 get tho eldest sr 
 
 in tho parlor oo 
 U startled youDt 
 latter were not at 
 e-arranged. Tbe 
 
 1 dt^ar friflnd, Uisi 
 >rother and I are 
 1 her son do 7 w* i 
 ad the Doctor are 
 
 obliged to go, I will get a eonr-iyance and leare my motber home. The Doctor ropljed, no, Mrs. Jasper 
 can go in this carriage, and I will get my brother to remain, and we will Irure yon and yotir mother 
 home and go to Mr. Williams after w« return. This Mrrangcnicnl was agreed iiiM)n. Mm. Jaipf r started 
 and tbe Doctor and bis soppoied brother (yet be was not hia brother) |in<|.«rc.| and slarUd with 
 young Joeephus and bis mother. When lliey got about five uiilci out of town, in a lerj lonely spot 
 they found the road blocked up, whivb had been dune by Dr. Duller an<l four other men, in diiguise, 
 who w re then secreted by tbe tide of tbe rnail ; and tbe instant Dr. Jas|H)r ato|.|icd his horses, two of 
 the men sprang and seised them by the licudi, and the other three rtislioil u|> In ijie aide of the carriage. 
 Of course Dr. Jasper understood all this - it was premmliutcd, and there wns no icrions viulenee to b« 
 committed.\i Dr. Jasper said to the men in disguise, Ccntlomen what d» you want t They answered 
 We want that infsmal Indian and Squaw. The Doctor replied there aro no such |>rrsuns here. This 
 is my wife, my brother, and a friend^t They answered. Dr. Jasper, we know mi ; and we know that 
 this is an Indian and Squaw behind, and at the iKsrll of your life we demand them of you. Dr. Jwper 
 said, what do you want of them? They answered we want Iholr Urea j they ihall never live 
 another hour. Dr. Jasper replied with a stern and poworfu! voice, You » • •od-tblrsly ruffians you 
 will have to npiU my rerj hearU blood before you tear thene harmless creatures from me. At this tho 
 two men that were at the horses beads came to the assisUnce of tbe other throe, and there was a 
 general struggle between tbe twoparlles ; but Anally tlio socmingly rufllanii succeeded in getting yoang 
 Joeephus and bis mother away dragging tlicm into the bush, where they lit a dark lantern, and showed 
 them some large knives, with which they said Ihcy were going to skin them alive as the Indians don* 
 to the white men. Young Joeephus and bis mother were now in doB|icrai<) anguish, and wept most 
 bitterly. (Dr. Jasper states it was torture to bis soul to witness the Bccne.) Just at this time Dr. 
 Jasper fired a shot from his rerolrer, which was at once returned by tbe o|i|>uaite party, and repeated 
 several times on both sides. At last one of tbe men who held young Josophus fell, and cried, I am 
 shot, I am shotl Then tbe other four picked liiiu up, and carried bim hasUly away into the bush, leav- 
 ing young Joaephns and bis mother alone : who then called Dr. Jasper, ran towards bim, and got 
 Into the carriage. Dr. Jasper then called to bis supposed brother, but got uo answer ; and, in looking 
 for hhn, found bim lying iu tbe edge of the bush, feigning to be shotl U|mn which be (Dr. Jasper,) 
 cried out, 0, my brother is shot I my brother is shot I Young Josepbus thcu ran to bis assistance 
 and tbey carried and placed him in the carriage. The road then being blocked, they turned round 
 and drove furiously into ftlaugcosee again. Tho lirtit thing they done then, was to get young Josaphas 
 aud bis mother into Dr. Jasper's parlor, after which they drove into tbe carriage bouse.« Then with 
 all baste Dr. Jasper's supposed brother, whom young Josepbus and bis mother thought had been 
 killed in trying to rave their lives, jumped up, changed bis clothes, and left the promises. Dr. Jasper 
 and bis assistants then, as s] t y as possible, with the clothes which his supjioBod brother had taken 
 off, dressed a corpse which tii.y liad secreted in tho carriage bouse for tbe occasion. When eompleted 
 they carried the corpse into tbe house, which when they saw it of course tended to oonfira joong 
 Josepbus and bis mother in tbe belief that Dr. Jasper had lost bis brother by endeavoring to save their 
 lives. To make a long story short, tbe next morning Dr. Jasper left young Josepbus and his mother 
 home, on the way frequently exclaiming, 0, my poor brother I My poor brother I When they drove 
 op to tbe door. Dr. Josepbus came out smiling, gave his band to the Doctor and said, IIow aro you this 
 morning, Dr. Jasper 1 Upon which Dr. Jasper grasped his band firmly, apparently burst into tears, and 
 aried most bitterly, 0, my poor brother I my poor dear brother I He then got from the carriage, and 
 walked up the road apparently in great anguish, leaving young Josepbus and bis mother to relate the 
 lad itory to tbe Indian Doctor, which took them about twenty minutes. After which tbe whole threa 
 came op to Dr. Jasper, fell on their faces in the dust before bim, and wept very bitteriy for about fiva 
 minuteSi^t Dr. Jasper staAos that be could not refrain from tears, to witness the extreme grati- 
 tnda and tender sympathy of those poor creatures.' Then the Indian Doctor arose and said, My dear, 
 dear Dr. Jasper, what can I do to recompense you for your sincere love for my family and myself? 
 You have lost your dear brother in saving tbe life of my good squaw and son. A^ wbat^yoa will 
 
 and T ■*•&!• Vkw 4lis riiMiai iQ<>iri* >f '• 1° ■" «<.' «.<_•. T >.:il .>:.« i* ■^.. • rt- Ts-.^.- ...11.4 t i . 
 
 » - -"— — '-J -5«- «-«-- ...^j.is^j .. ... ,« ... ,„j ^....r^.t t vrttt J51V9 f." j-vtt. Lrtt srttcjrcx irirircu, s. USTU 
 
 nothing to ask, unless you can place sufficient confidence in m? to intrust me with the secret of the 
 Great Shoshonees Remedy.^ The Indian Doctor answered, Though I should break ten thousand 
 solemn vowa, Dr. Ja8|)er,you ahallbave it, you simll have it. Then they went into Dr. Josepbus' medi- 
 cine room, and the Indian Doctor showed Dr. Jasper Ml the medicines that entered into tho Great 
 
••« rcu„iinod for .1^ n ' . he-rt-wndlog Uuk, ho ro turned to i.i r n *^' "'^' "''*• »"""«. « 
 
 *Uh lU Great ShLLt. n T** *" '^ I""'"*- AI.o h« .oM.tr ??'""" ''^ ''""^'' '«> ""'-v 
 
 \'''-i-un..tM„rtte-rj;^^^^^^^^ 
 
 »!'o excopiion of tlia Mc™t , , "n^^lotlg*, tranaconding all pri„. t,. ' ""^\'»'''al>l« bfonn.lion - 
 ""•iUtion In .ayi ur oT "•''"«"<"» °' the nomod/, U Inserted I „ tn '"* """ •"Tering-ni.,. 
 
 '" Hose who n,a. J, put t n ""f "^"'"f' •"'/ "'^ond amon" "u T """P'""'.''" '-ured « 
 them o«e. ' "• ^"' '" "--'o" of more thaa on«. w ^ fd^^l'V ? ' " ''' '^"'''- ^"'' 
 
 « •*jr, if rou bare a friend, « ul 
 
 npiTOMK UP TiiK «i3To";;7^7^r::~" 
 
 - tbe 12lbVf t 'be ' l«TaTn"""'- '^^ *''» "">» » » cj^'^l^^. 'j^^^ """""''• -'' '« «- 
 
 Hbosbonees bad fo ,bi ,r? ' , "'''^''''"'' "5"" Salrador or CuT ?""'"''' ^«''rl.^, Un^Un, 
 "'er have since bceV;;";''"' '"*"'"' *''« '-«"»> of Tex^. , * J '!,""; '"« """""-"'le Trik- „' 
 
 -etban„n,ou:o:\ts xr-^rr"^ 
 
 »*mes and rirosPiH!.,„ » "'^ •'thor North or RnnM. a . ' *''" num'Kr ■ n (Iv 
 
 fire.t tribe of SbosLonc « ZlT^u "T* ^'^'^^ *'"' «"«»' '»« 'Ct nor , ? u°"'"'°'* ''"''«'"«'" 
 
 *kinfulwarrJor;butonoo?Lr °TJ"'''"» '^'^ •™^«-. unlerh^w ?'""''^'' «"«' ^a, not 
 wa. Tested ab3o ute dlcu^i T *"*"• •"" ""^^^ WoSc "wL7 "°''" *" '"' * »^'<^ -"^ 
 fl«I<l. Unee,, .word. bow. .^t'^* ^!' '""• "»«k*blj .'C J^ It? "''°"° » »" «hief, in whop 
 the/ wer« .killfuinid JondeS ?? ""^ '""'»• »«• theLnl ttn^ r"""?" "* °" *''« '>*"'^ 
 WM .upplied from the .cTondf^'f,*"''''''- '" »>»tO« they for^ d ,1 ,?""■ '" *"' "" "''"ch 
 i-ff the rank, of the enem? AnA. "?"'^ '"» «"• *W^d. «n Ul fl^Sllr' ""'^ " '"• ''"' *■«" '» 
 •Hand, of their officer. With t T" ^ '^' '^^^ <" their fS^thti^ thejr aueceedeJ in break- 
 
 t>eliefofaSuprcme;;in7il7" *'.*'"' ""^«"' P«"°«lTn S S'''^ °'^^"' '''•' — ' 
 named G„ecub„ ; aI,o Tjh^^'^fT'^''"'^ the Q«.t K f'tT" '"'"' ^"^ '» *''« 
 Their .upersUUon., ,1^ ^Tol °',^PP^«' •"d P«nl.hmen? and fhe , " " '^"^ ^•«"°'' 
 tradition of a delnM.n7. <»n«».»lmo.t P«rfecu/««emM«5\K ^'"""'•'"^ofthe .oul 
 other «.pec^^X„^--^ij^«^^^^^^^ °^"°"'- "« 
 
 cere»onle.foptheinfermenTo?J^"' '**''"° «>e;r belief an? th!*^!. *'""" ' "H in manj 
 
 fi^'S Which 1. n.o« .t^l^TtSln VJ**^ ''""'^ ""'"""* tha,e of the i; jeV' '" ''""'^ ^^^ 
 sonii orter, the mem W S^,\''* ^^ "'^ ^^ «>»» they had TaZ^lu'T^ ' ""* *" "'"'^'"^ble 
 
 Pen-tura, pLT^I^^J^^L J'"^'"^ """''-^ ProC . wt made" ""'"* "' ^""'- 
 «rd In the admlnb^tlon of ^^.^^ ^^""^ ^""""^ ''""derful "kUlL tt^T ^'■''*""°"'' '° -- 
 -up«ae contempt trM 1'?!'^? '* ^"^ pcw^ed a wonderful pria! 1^ f',^"'^"'^''' «' di-'^aso,, 
 
 -mb;«ss:;^:;^trbr^^ 
 
 '''•"thejbehare prudently, in their 
 
•«^ull/ noUJ down for 
 
 ' "A.r Ihij, h.»lng, „ 
 ^ctor*. ootuga, wLtm 
 •'"••iolnjtruclingbim 
 (''umponnd, mttnuf«c- 
 rlth Um ■aimfttoii.n,, 
 «|Hict to the JUoiMOM 
 >• b/ wbitli ha kww 
 »«nJ, tn ooiianclic.u 
 uablB Infonnation - 
 •ndBuflerlng-niti, 
 i lionca we ljttV(> no 
 hJeti.'hM it cured n. 
 I In th« worJd. And 
 ^ft a fricod, B.b,| 
 
 ttJNKKa 
 
 i-'f thai il.cjjire the 
 !"rrect, and h cor- 
 AmiTlfft, landing 
 umeralile Trilw of 
 Hon of t ho whiUM 
 bo numlK-r -nUy 
 J under rarloiig 
 >undod wilderncsa 
 "n, known as the 
 B time of iho dls- 
 vH chief was not 
 to bo a bold and 
 ^ chief, In who»a 
 nt on the battle- 
 
 tbenie of which 
 w the first felj it 
 leedod In break- 
 iMyed the eon- 
 I'ere firm in the 
 * errcat dqmon 
 Itjofthe foul, 
 nations. The 
 ; *ad, In many 
 ^orld. The 
 an undeniable 
 !>e ancient ma- 
 t and genuine 
 «ntlons to gij. 
 '8 of dijeasos, 
 ountrj, and a 
 
 A tn.^^At • 
 
 - —srtmrr uy 
 
 Might ahamo 
 r confined to 
 treated Tery > 
 /• In their 
 
 I^oTi^^ ^JJ^' ? *' *•■ ■"' •' "" ^^'''^"^ ^'"«' •' America, by their ob«r. 
 |?I » r ^ '^.'* •••"""" '» •" P^O«»T-. «d on all occMlen.. And flnallr, thcr are 
 
 ^ ? /J^. •"••"••teal fccaHl«-.o much .o, that many trarelien. hara .,rre..ed an utter 
 lorprlM to flad nob pMpla iahaUUng tb« wildi of America. ^V^ma an utter 
 
 ™PU^^^\S^SaHiiIS?nl^^,^7.' ^^rP THBBnOSHONKEH VEORTABLF! RKSTORATIVl 
 
 ?ua»!!!N?TSSigirS^'TSS- tKt f 'irNi];""LTvKTaj*,TFo^^^^^ 
 
 ORGANS, ITO. '""^'^ "• *"«• *"«WAT, l.UNL.8, LlVKIl, MONKYH, DIGKSTIVK 
 
 G0D0U8 AND GOLDS. 
 IK OONNKOTION WITH DMORDERED OlOMTIVB ORUAN8 AND UtCTKAL VESSKUl 
 
 iJ^t i r*^'' ~ 17*^ " ""!""' "•• *»^'^^i»t, to thow who har. not heretofore gireu It a 
 
 f«iil7l.lI.bU,«. ooc«ion«! b, two prominent cauao.. nameIJ-Pi„^ from dlaordered OI^Z 
 Orgau and LaaUal Va«d. (h.«ln.nar de.crlb«i), and Secondly, from hrat taking Cold-S.'S JJ 
 moro p«tIcuU,l7 whan «» Jmctlon. of th. Dlgeatlro Organ, and Lacteal Veaael. ar. ■ . aady de^nid 
 Thoa«ndah.T. baan .track with wonder «.d .nrprUe. on learning thl. Indiapuubl, ZtZTyti 
 bow «a.y-yH ^ how Tary many I-wlU be ntf rly regardle.. of tJem and their cona^unce. «U1 
 1. too lata. Heaca It U that oold. and thoaa diaordcred function, are .o rarenou. m.. ,? 
 and «, will a b. unUl „«» wUl ,.„n to U wl... and make «.. o" he Jan».n Uo h" d^Tf^^ ^^^ 
 7^ ,1'tk " ?:* *^ "^"^ of ib. Gr«.t Tribe of Sho.honee. ar. not wrloualy .ffl c^ w^ 
 JZ" 4 .^Z'' .^"^ """• iadnay.,Dlg..UTe. Organ., *c. *o. 7 all of which arljf^m^h^ 
 caow. and nndar U>a elreumatanca. .bora «.nUon«L It 1. been., they bar, a eerUln p«T«utl J. 
 and •«« Remedy for thalr ramoral ; and w1>«i any of tb«n are approacWng. which ther kTw h, J! 
 .y^ptom. and .Ip- laid down In thl. iraatl.., they oomm^ica tSJu.. of U It one. L,;^!*^, 
 regularly «, long m any trao. of th. dimN ramaln., and tb. con.e<,nenca la, it .oon tLZ. .nd 
 thl. 1, now onr prirUag. alw, of whloh wa wiU oe, ..Idy ar.ll onrtelre.. if w. remember thl tl. 
 reanlt of Common Cough 1. ofUn ObattaaU Cough, and Ihat of Ob.tinatl Cough" Co^mpton « 
 •one othar aarloaa midady, If not takoa ia tin*. vonromptlon, or 
 
 AOUTI OATAABB. 
 • OK WHAT It OOMMOIf LY CALLED A COLD. 
 
 TU. I, . fabrlla aAction, eompUoat^l In th. m^lority of oaiM with InflammaUon of ona of th. mucu. 
 
 tt 1^.1 IkT'''^ *"• 1""'''^ *"'^' " " *•"»•* »«">«"^ J "d 'f 't .tSl^ Tan- 
 eturUta^Srf*''"^ l»-«nllammaUonofth. organ. alTbcted; and if ..ch lnfl«amU« 
 
 ^l^y, Z ; ■"«'»*;*• "'f^Jd, or not proparly treat«l. and the patient recover.. It reiy oftlj 
 h»ughth.l^n.no.of ^.dlaorde»«lf.netlon.ofth.Lact«lTe,.el,.lay. the foundaUon of^h^ 
 
 .JJ; « T . « ^ .*^'* '^ ^^* "* "**y "^ •'»»>•* "• k"o»» " Chronic BroncUtl. ConI 
 
 cZ^"* 7 "r'"^*! °'"' '*'«*"' *«•• '-^ ^"<* *J-«»~ « «• now offer.Ta .ui «d 
 cerUin remedy, and a poilUr. Cure, .xoeptiag In th. third .Ug. of Conaumptlon. 
 
 St»toms or CATim«H.-SliRht.hlT.riag foUow«l by feTartahnw., weight or pain ia the h^d mum 
 
 ^^:^'J:::i:.iii::::^jt;^^^^ ^""- 1^. back, neck, head ^.„j^,^ 
 
 nJf!*"!^''""'^'*"" ^"* *°'^' ^* •^*^* *•"• Shoshone.. Sweating Proce.. Oh page 13) and th. 
 
 L..J!!1^"'''!!*'"«'^*"'*''*^''"*'''""«»«"»^^^^ T^.n comment SfG^atS^wJo^ • 
 
 r=^!^l'r.»'*_'-« *'!«»««"«' ^>-*«'- Th.n.xt.lght,ifthe<»ldUn" b^okrnlfl'n" 
 
 ofT., ^ J^ "^ ,^ •ff.cUon^ «,moTed ; and by doing thi. you wUl not .aly arokl «iJdM«r 
 »^d OurM^rSi '^SfJi. ^^'•rr'Jf *"''*^ "^ "»-'^ P"*" o'Q'- ^"W". BloodToot 
 
o- ACUTE BB0I70HITIS 
 
 "d Pill., «.rtb, to Di»>uS J*"^ ^ ^*»' •t««»w f™.Tr. ..d «ru^r. fcl* t'' 
 
 *-», Ob«„a. ^^^ "»■« «b. d«.p, ., «„ ^^, ^^^^ ^ tZ^"^ 
 
oug* fion tiMaoi. 
 Unhotuiddij. 
 BBModed ftr AoQtt 
 
 >»«« torm ; but w* 
 », in other irordf, 
 wa to tin bronohfari 
 >pr«Mlo«,»aeBi»of 
 SUng, bnt not by • 
 Tf breath iaoteaNd 
 ofegg. 
 
 Kootjaod tiacture 
 PoonftU, ererj hatf 
 Mbonees Sweating 
 « iti runoTal, the 
 nd commence the 
 !; then according 
 letica twice a daj, 
 «nne the Remed/ 
 I eradicated from 
 ^th that dread/bl 
 
 ' Cold, when not 
 Jcted, one of (he 
 '» ealled winter 
 Humoral Aitb> 
 freqnenttj ropy. 
 IMS of appetite, 
 I uaoaUy oomea 
 
 i resommendcd 
 *^ gargle the 
 Boiplei of tfala 
 
 i Oonsumptlon 
 oiMeeBemedy 
 in the fece of 
 oal luignage 
 Ilateral treat- 
 
 le third atRge 
 » eofferer at 
 > do you will 
 K^ogi of the 
 
 SmrTOiq.— Tht qiBptOBU of this diieue are to Amiliar to all, that it ie tearcely neeeuary to 
 note them ; bnt a ftw of them nay not be amiH. 8aeb are^ a abort dry congh, oeenrrlng for the most 
 part oa JBrst rising in th- nomhig, and so alight as to become haUtnal before it excites the attention, 
 of the patient. Sometfanei a little shortness of breath on exertion, and some laagoor and weaknesa. 
 The patient is soon fktigned, and, easily thrown into a prespiration. Sometfanes they jirn eligbt 
 dyspepde symptoms, headache, and night sweats, a nnall frequent pulse, and there may be expect- 
 oration of blood, with oaeasiness in the aflTeoted Inng, and often an inability to peiinade the patient 
 that his Inngs ue aflbeted. These are earlier symptoms ; bnt when tiie disease is farther adranced, 
 there ara symptoms with which OTory one is aoqnaintad-^ucb as more habitual opugh, most trouble- 
 some at night and in Um morning; increased shortness of breath, pains in the chest, expectoration, 
 which may be mixed with blood, mr sometimes dear blood ; a bad aT>petit«, debUity, leanness of tb<« 
 body, nigbt sweats, bnning of tiie palms of the hands and soles of the feet, Ac, Ac. Sometimes 
 Consumption and Ohronle Bronchitis ai« present together. 
 
 TaiAnciiT.— If warm weather, wear a woollen Jacket ; if cold a ftar (musk-rat) jacket, next or 
 near tiie skin. Wash the body oTCiy oUier morning witfi soap and cold water (though not so cold as 
 to make the patent chilly afterwards), and rub diy wiih a coarse Towel ; after which, bathe lightly th«« 
 chest, back and sides, orer the lungs, w""* the Shoshonees Penetrating Restoratiye Oil (ite pagt I3) 
 and perserere in the strict use of the ) jdy and Pais. If Uie cough is rtrj troublesome, add • littie 
 of the Shoshonees Anodyne (we pogt 13). Bat as hearty as you can of tiie best (Dr. Josephus recom- 
 mends goose, duck, renison, roast bee^ beef steaks, oysters, lobsters, and particularly of the fledb of tb«» 
 mud turtie), and take adraatage of tiie fresh air on fine days. If you will bnt carry out tiiese direc- 
 tionsr all I can say if, npon the principles aboTo sUted, you may rely on a permanent eure. 
 
 CROUP. 
 
 STiiFTOin.-Cronp sometiaus creeps on wiUi hoai;pcness, cough, wheesing, and difficulty o» oreath- 
 ing. The roioe, in speaking, or eoaghing, acquires • shiill and peculiar sound. At othu thnes Uie 
 disease oomei on suddenly, and often on fint waking from sleep. For a short time the child makes 
 ineffBctual efforts to inspire air, aod straggles Tlolently j bnt at length tiw hiwath is drawn with « 
 loud crowing sound. The face becomes lirid, and tiie eyes staring and buHustid. Sometimes the 
 thumbs are clinched, tiie fingers and tocj flexed, and thejointo of tiie wrist and ancle forcibly bent. 
 
 TanATiiBit.-GiTe an emetic of Ipecac, and put the child in a warm bath. A pply hot water to 
 tiie throat outside ; allow fresh air, and sprinkle the face and chest witii cold water. (Oftentimes 
 the fit can be broken witiiout tiie warm batii.) GiTe the Remedy and Pills, and continue their nw 
 for a lengtii of time afterwaids, and by so doing you wUl remore the predisposition to the disease 
 and aroid fhture attacks. 
 
 WHOOPING' COUGH. 
 
 The cough in tills contagions disease is too weU known to nquire description. 
 
 T«AiiiMi».-Admini8ter an emetic of Ipecac erery two or thne days. Batiie the feet in warm 
 water cTery night en going to bed. Keep tiie bowels regulated witii the Pills, and giro the RwnedT 
 *^^ "!f.?!"'','*^«' " "««»^' • «*«• of *»»• Shoshonees Anodyne («• jwg. 13). If you treat 
 your child In tills manner, you wiU aroid tiiedanger of any chronic complaint of tiie lung, remaining. 
 
 yonwiU •l«>*Toid "chTlolent fit. of, coughing as gemirally attend tills complaint and tiwdieeaw 
 will wear away in half the tioM. 
 
 THRUSH. 
 
 This d^of ehUdrwi, which all motiiers know, makes ito appearance by an eruption of .mull 
 A T^^f ' ^^ **r*' '"* *"• '" *• *»«"•• ««»•. «'^k.. and lips, may be speedily 
 Istnring the Remedy and PfllfMew^BftpOfiiwaiPlJWttoMi, •♦ ^» » 
 
10 
 
 ... '"*"«''»*l healthy aUto 
 
^««e enlarged tolnii or 
 a anflrry. 
 
 •«•& eaUDgProces. 
 •oJtheRemedraDd 
 
 wtlonofthoShasho- 
 Md tie Remedy ^„ J 
 
 "on baa disappeared, 
 
 » left ireak and irrl. 
 
 ;*kwg the slightest 
 Jo Quinsy, this prt. 
 
 pnal healthy state. 
 
 oconrringinpg,. 
 «M-BothIn»pira. 
 ' beooniet dilBeolt 
 The patient Is 
 ^"ontal posiUon. 
 •ftolingof con. 
 
 '««d Tincture of 
 *<> paroxysm is 
 bronchial tabes 
 wereringly and 
 Directions and 
 '''"thatthongh 
 yon now hare 
 
 ' Catarrh may 
 *«t from all 
 looting to the 
 ">* »nd short, 
 
 ^ SireaOng 
 » the pain in 
 
 d apply the 
 tea-spoonful 
 Shoshonees 
 "»d off the 
 the chronic 
 ofsererity. 
 >' the Sho- 
 
 *o«aythe 
 « in then^ 
 
 11 
 
 all is to procure a ftee «Dd healthy i>a88«ge through all the arteries, reins and ducts of the Llr«r • 
 and as we hare in the Great Shoshonees Remedy and Pills that which will nn.wil. • . ,. J 
 
 ST«PTo«.-Pain la the right side. Increased by brnathing, co„gbin^, or lvl„e TL Mi .id. 
 dry cough, dlflScult breathing, shooUng i.ains in the chest mt inTh!!' Wl\T "'='"''*'» 
 yellow tinge of the eye, and eren jaundii. high cZefur teTss of a^^^^^^^^^^^^ ettl ' T/T ' 
 .aseoffulness and distension of the stomlcl^eight or obl^;^r:r^^^^^ 
 ance sallow, the patient is torpid, inacUre, or desponding, leanness of the whnl« h„H. \, r^?" 
 exercise will put the patient out of breath. 'and eom'e timestuse II iutio: TTe heS Oc^ "* 
 ally ther« are hrer spots, of a greyish or yellowish tin... on the Vore part of the^dyror' on ^^^e' 
 
 ^itJoTi!!T~^7 **" "*'"" "^ '^' ^'"" ^"'"' '"^'^^ '^^ •^» P«t t^o or three times a da, 
 with the Shoshonees Penetrating Restoratire Oil. Apply the Shoshonees poultice X^^^ li 
 weeks; and abore all strioUy perserere In the regular use of the Rm^iy Sm^^l^S^iVJ^ 
 ral Direction., and you need hare no fears. The cure will bo a permanent cm«. ' "^ 
 
 DROPSY. 
 Dropsy is adisease that Is caused by the process of absorption being interrupted, which intermntln. 
 is caused by impurity of the blood, «.d impurity of the blood, as is Lreafter e ' uTneS fa S^^ * 
 disordered fhnctions of the Lacteal Vessels. Hence it is erident that diso^e^d J^i^or^iS 
 Lactea Vessels (and not the disease of the Lirer. Kidneys. Ac, as has been UughTJeZfo™)^ 
 . the prunary cause or foundaUon of Dropsy. It is true that Dropsy generaJy o^™ ^ui. 
 duease of tJ«, Lirer, Kidneys. &c.. but this is the consequence of tl-o^organs becomrr d^ 
 under a less degree of Impurity ef the blood than Is generally necessary to Isl Srh^oT^ 
 sufferfirst. The symptoms of Dropsy are so erident that they require no description. ^ 
 
 TaiATinHT.-There has nerer been known such a cure for Dronsr as thA Tr-f hi. i. 
 Remedy; and the reason is. it strikes in part at tbe rery cause orSeTse"e.name^^^^^ 
 dered functions of the Lacteal Vessels, hereinafter described. If you will take^tr^^X^d^ 
 according to General DirecUons, and keep the diseased or swoUen portion of the body^re^ S 
 
 :z!r^zr''' "" ^'' "'' '^ ' -' '- '' ''' ^-- --• - ^^^ 
 
 SPITTING OF BLOOD AND NIGHT SWEATS. * 
 
 TfrJ'"'" ;rP!^™ "" **°*^ generally Indications of ConsumpUon, and should not be nefitocttd. 
 Consumpm is aetually approaching, lose no time in commencing the treatment for «J^tdW 
 If the splttmg of Blood or night sweats «* serere. gire from twenty to thirty drops Tb^ 
 Vi nol in a wme glass of water, two, three, or four times a day, asl may be necesLy to amrt «L1 
 but once the Great Shoshonees Remedy has been used for 'a time; these Z7t^^^ 
 
 PAINS IN THE SIDB, BRBAST, ETC. 
 The treatment for pams in the Side, Breast, Baek, Ac, wfll vary according to tke eanses. A dnU 
 constant pam in the Right Side, about the short ribs, changing sometimes to the riioulder bl«l. wlih 
 a bitter tastmg month, denotes a disordered Lirer (see Lirer Complaint). A sharp pain in tta sld. 
 which is aggrarated by taking a long breath, denotes Pleurisy (see Pleurisy). PidMta tb* GlMfe 
 a little below and to the right of the breast bone, and not attended with a congfi, proceed froatte 
 Stomach (see Dyspepsia.) Pains in the back and Loimi frequenUy denotes disease of the Kid«eT (see 
 
 Di8ea8eoftheKidneys,)heary pain aboutthe region oftheheartwWchmaybeaccompanied by so^^ 
 itetion of the organ, rery frequently arises through weakness from Dyspepda (see Dys^^L). ' |^ 
 
 shootinir nains under the left Rnuut»r«^|r<u.«i.«.<.-«v-Tr » _Li._. . . ... ."' v""' "«>»o^ 
 
 .,*.i, .^~* i '.""7 "^ J ^•'•■""''"'^"wwitiivioioaipaipiiauoa, indicate disease 
 
 of that organ and reqmres the adr .e oif a physician. ^ the Great Shoshonees Remedy is not dS 
 for diseased heart. With the exception of these, all other paimi ^n be cared as follows : ^^^^ 
 
 d««?r™T~" **" ^i" u" ? " "^*' ^»^t^, that is arising suddenly ftom cold. wak« 
 d«np. Ac. and acoompwiied 1^ fever, tiling »o., yon wiU auOw Bie of tl» Bbo^Jl B^2^ 
 
^^:^j::sxtXTT "»^«>"«»- 0"m' 13) Will b 
 
 nibb«l well In IK kT" '^°'^«««** »lght,aad th. Sh^ ""' •<»'<•, bnt Chronlc-tluit 
 
 fto» ,»kich disej. tL Tf "•' P"' "''» » fe^ wwks harln. "" '^'*'>"«""r "bonding 
 
 .-d tbe« th. PainT ;rS to^r r *'• ^''"•" ^^^ ^ -^.^n! t ti' '"1 '"- - 
 "My be deep-aeated elr«.r«!?^!^ *** «<«»tMt, shootine to th« «L7 ' ^ ^"•' *''™»«<J np 
 
 Jn«tttoled,e,ceptla.tl»ti.!!,?!^ ^""^ ^ •»»•»• 
 
 l^««T.-JJ|S'iS^^?f! " ""^o™ tbe organ. ^ *"•' "" "•''«'"*. "ot eren the 
 
 j~. - * — •" ""^ owt 
 
 ss-^wir -"'^---^s-j^^cr^rir-^^-x 
 
ite, but Chroiile~tl»t 
 ■ting Reatowtire Oil 
 »«> Plllt, will eA,t 
 
 "hicb msj be montbt 
 froqueotlr extending 
 
 Kiembled Lombago 
 ring ; but aooner or 
 It were, dammed np 
 
 ftrther, wUeb pain 
 ftlt npon pretnin^ 
 •• Sometfanea there 
 ■cantjiorlnereaaed 
 ^. Md the bowels 
 
 softheEWnejias 
 
 iered by reat.) u 
 
 till at length the 
 
 icine, not erea the 
 
 fding to General 
 !»of fur; if warm 
 Jneee Penetrating 
 »»r/ to applj the 
 out, 70a nay de. 
 
 Ingot fluttering 
 •PigMtrio region, 
 f there maj be a' 
 and aversion to 
 r combined, and 
 >r, oonstitutQ the 
 oes pain at the 
 'f ▼Jaion, bright 
 •"» pain nnder 
 "ay be added, 
 »nge,aeo8ationi 
 
 Sraeral Direo- 
 i>t buna, pork, 
 liA Sboslioneei 
 ttment for that 
 long, that the 
 
 Onm Arable ; 
 
 ■ of an ounce, 
 
 lit stand la • 
 •dnit, A tea- 
 Perspiration, 
 fails in pro 
 
 ? 9951 w but 
 
 It 
 
 Hr TBI SROSBOirBBS BWBATINO PR00ES8.»8Mtk tba Ibat at bad>ttea tm tWMtj 
 minutes, in a bucket of warm water ; then corar np warns In bed. Drink a towl of warn graal Md 
 take tbe HbMbonees Sweating Tinctore according to directions ; or if 70a hara uai thli, drink 
 herb tk» or hoarhound, tQl sweating oommences. 
 
 Utr THB SHOSHONBBS POULT|OB.-This is made b7 mUing Unsaad na^— thM la flawaad 
 meal— with warm water, to a proper eonsiataacy ; then spreading it rwj lieaTil7oa aottoB and tnnr 
 ing tba Poultica orar with • miztora of one part of the Shoshoneea Panatratlag BaitoratlTa Oil, ud 
 two parts of goosa oil or salad oil. 
 
 BIT THB SHOSHONBBS ANODTNB.— This is made b7 mlxlag togathar half • plat of STrap af 
 squill, osa quarter of a pint of bast brand7, one onnoa of laadanoa, and ooa quartar af a pint ^ baatj 
 put all into a bottle, ewk tighti7, and ahaka well befora using. Doaa for an adult, a daaawt-apoaa. 
 ful— that la half a tabla^poonful— and for a ehild from a qoartar to half a mnaU taa^pooaAU aacocd- 
 ing to the age. As tha BaBiad7 is not Intandad to alla7 STmptoms snddani7, bat rathar to aat upon and 
 gradaall7 lemova tha eaaia of tha aTUptomi— that is tha disaaaa-iWnS'tlia ^Tstan^ 70a will sobm- 
 tintea find it naoan ai y, for tha pnrpoM of allaTing eongh or pain, to administar * doaa of tha Sha- 
 shonaaa Aaodjaa^ onea In two, fonr, or six boon, as ma7 ba roqolrad. It ma7 ba gifaa with the 
 Remad7 <" withoat it 
 
 0r THBSEOSHOHllB EMBROOATIOir.'Take red pepper and blaek penar, of aaeh* 
 table-spoonful, and best bnuidj one plat Simmer together for five or ten miautei. Appl7 b7 meani 
 of flannel to tbe aftoted part, aa hot at eaa be borne. Thia Bmbrooation is fiur iMttar than arastard 
 plasters 
 
 gV THE SHOSHONBBS PBNBTKATINO BBSTORATIYB OIL.-.Take (tf goose nil somi 
 times called goose gre a se- 4 01., salad oil S os., fkesh butter 6 os., eod-llTsr oil 1 01., ail of origaaaai 
 1 OS., oil of Juniper, | oa., and. If 70a eaa get them at all, add 2 os. of Bear's grease, 1 oi. of mud'toxtle 
 oil or grease, and 2 m. of tha oil of angle or flsh worins-naada b7 beating the wonns in a bottle. 
 Malt all together, and stir while eoirilag. In using this oil on an7 part of the bod7, it is neeeasar7 ta 
 wuh the part e?er7 da7 or two with soap and water, just before an appUsation of tha oil 
 
 1^ HBALINQ OINTMBNT.— Tkke white wax ointment oneonnoe and a half; aad oxide of slao 
 two drscbms—mix them weU together. In applying this oiatmeat to fever sores, nieers, dte., the 
 affected part requires to ba washed occaaioaally, which is to be don* by dipping a pieoe of sponge or 
 linen cloth into warm eastila soap-suds, and squeealng tha suds from the sponge or doth, so that it 
 will fall on tha sore ; but nerer rub the sore with an7thing. Oat the amtarials of this oiatowat at a 
 re specubie drug store ; the7 will onl7 cost a few cents. 
 
 1^ AC 0TB AND OHRONIO DISBASBS.— A Disease which comes on suddanl7 ttam eold, 
 damp, or wet, ke., with a eartaia degree of aeTerit7, has a rapid progress, aad Is of short dnratloa, is 
 said to be Acute ; but Ohroaio Disoaaea are those whose duration is long and whose s7mptoaa proceed 
 slowly An Acute Disease, if not properl7 treated, often subsides into tbe Cbronioi aal ma7 lest for 
 jtn befora it destro7s the patient's lift which it is certeia cTeatnally to do if not rMSoVed b7 proper 
 trentment. ^ 
 
 El- IN THIS TBBATD3B 70U will find glTen, SttlBciena7 fall aad explicit, S7Bptoms an the 
 TSiious diseases on which it treats ; but 70U will bear in mind that it Is a Ter7 rare thing to flad all 
 the symptoms that are herein given, to Indicate a particular disease, present at once ia aa7 iadividaal 
 case ; but there will alwa7s be quite enough of them to clear all doubt as to the aatue of the 
 disease. 
 
 THB QRBAT SHOSHONBBS REMBOT. — THB DIOBSTIVB GROANS AND LAOTBAL TBS- 
 SBLS.-THB NBW THEORY OP THB ORIUiN OP DISEASE, *•. 
 
 Wa do not ftel satisfied ta dose this treatise without stetlag, for the iaformatioa of the «ommaait7 
 generally, that it has baea proved itetel7, be7oad all doubt, that the woadeifd heallag ptoperties of 
 uieOrbat8taushoneesBemed7areduetoitspeoaliar aad salutary eflbot, not onl7 on the offns 
 
'« taken for « i.?^!^ ^ oppoiltloa to n»tJiT*^ ^^> ^ "»* «» all M™y, •**^' ««» when 
 
 aubj.«i f^:^J.^«"<»>. Md T. F. TAz''J"'T'>'y " due to D™. it n"'..^"* ^.'"^e^. Ac. h.r. 
 MBBtegJI^^^^^^^^^ •"**"• *^0' in the first in. 
 
*• stomach and Qpper 
 process, by wbhbitB 
 •he great bulk which 
 »d has bwn thus B„b. 
 rt'on, or cream as it 
 
 ''edtoererrpartand 
 ''ir*dmitted,ltm„« 
 
 .«f«» Uie internal 
 •gMtireor^,,^ 
 
 'fflpureandritlated 
 ""ofal*, to all the' 
 ' '*oomo an est*. 
 
 w" disturbed, or in 
 ii'eased, „d when 
 
 »«; but on the COB- 
 '•"Tery little food 
 "nntDtly beceme 
 "t^kenifit^ig^^t 
 
 >«not<inffl6ientlj 
 : of talcing up this 
 ™n erident that 
 vessels, but also 
 e coarse particles 
 »«», Liver, Kid- 
 *e'eb/ chokinu 
 the nourishment 
 » Consumption 
 f H remarked of 
 8ry easilj." Jn 
 
 "u-ities passing 
 f's eril, and all 
 
 od,«w it passes 
 •ereby produce 
 "^. aceording 
 "1008, the con- 
 *% the same 
 ««"8, mcers, 
 wtism. Gout, 
 8'ns, Female 
 ft affects the 
 >eafhes8, ^c. 
 ^ *>7 Cold, 
 How Tastlj 
 ™d without 
 'e'8. which 
 to be won. 
 t *c., bara 
 rangh Bay, 
 ti sift the 
 Mes. Now 
 'fnl«, Skin 
 'adminis- 
 will have 
 B first io. 
 
 16 
 
 conr^i.ari.orttim.fTcJ.rEd'^^^bliMir I^V^^^^ " '^^'PP'''' «' 
 
 get the Wood parUallyporlfi^I, which l.itiJutotIILJLn.*^^^^ fTi *"»"«••*»>«>'>«»' w. 
 
 though then was, m looa as the medicliwta lai «? t2 ^ . *!' *" '*'* •*"*^ ' "<* •^•° 
 
 th.uiu..tu«lfWB'ctIon.oflDi.°S^L.o*^V^^^ k'P* "^ by 
 
 contuniMted as bad waver »iiiJ^J^7»J!^ ^'***'^' **'*^' **• »'«<«* '« ""on 
 diUon, and the I^^Tm tte^ k^Si^^T" "'"♦'•^-"•^"•orighuilunheidthycon. 
 » rick tre.toen?r^o^tS 1^ wH^f "^ ?f "^^"^ ' "** " " ''"^ ~»«-»« *» be .o long 
 
 "lut^yeftct^n.to.Jy:;;^.^;'*^^ -"<* willhav^ 
 
 the Digestive Org«. «d LacteJ^^^l^SilJl 2! ^ ^ "***• ''"* '"' ^^ "^^ »'«' "« 
 
 P«^ «<»B«>*ythebloodb«twm.l.o«storett.fhn^ Jith"^^^^^ « 
 
 in eonsequenee of whleh, the blood, will be k«nt ™rfiuJiT w.i ^'«"""^* v'g»M Md Lacteal Vessels 
 
 P«tlcK with which T^iZ^U^^LV^ ^^^J' ^•^'*''* "'"*• "PP'' of dest^ctive 
 
 Naw.if;oaw«.t.„edZ^^S^,':l^T^^S:3der '"Ifr' *" '•™^-*- 
 «M lay to you Is; get the Great ShoZLe. i^!Sr!«5 ?^^ *'"' '" *"•* P"P«'f «» «»" I • 
 
 It will yet be tem^bered thTtheTlTi. ^' Ji'" ""^^ ^""^ **» ^°'' ^'» P"^"^''^ bave h I 
 Organsf ^oxZT^^T^]^^^^''^'^^'^^^'''''^' '"' '^'«««» of th'elntemal 
 Skin Diseases. *c.. .„t *:IarJi W te^tn"g ll tVlr 1^""^?."^"^ "'"'"•• ' 
 quenUy a certain remedT for thiiti- r««n,!i T^v!^ *. * . °"*" *™™«dl*t* Peril, and oonse. 
 Lcewewish P^cS^l^t^^J^^l 11!""^;,"^^^ than for the latter diseases : " 
 
 thoaediseases. ^thou^' li^^i::, l^t^aTn^ott d^Se^^^r tf ^^^^ 
 
 to be but a burden to those afflicted with thL . ." ^ . •© aestructive to liib, they often canae it 
 
 with these latter dlMwTiZ^^e J^ ' f M « TJ? "^ *" """^ "* *« *" ^^ '^^^ 
 
 Sores, HeaUnfc Sores and UlcLT^rfT^^tTT^ n- before ^fe^PPljing. Pn all case, of Fever 
 
 could\ot h.4 Sed irt'^'Sjn?^ 
 
 disease, sign and symptom, ro/t ar£L,ri-'riftlTii G^j"^^ 
 
 those who have injured themselves in the Innoccncrrf youtT beL u^rif^* »^i '^'' *" 
 
 , uuwma w more for yn th^ any other treatoMBl joa can possibly undergo. 
 
 OfcP -HB BOmi ?gf«iIii,T OOBKBD. 
 »^-Ifyo« wiU bat pen^vereMhen* Of tW. Great ^,me^^ 
 
 diaeau it not la tiM ihl^A •«••« -.# n ..._ v -w, « ^uor 
 
 ■ — --T-" I T.»>«*ei^|, jwu WUA uau 
 
 diaease is not in the third stive of Omuomption. 
 
 GENEEAIi DIRECTIONS. 
 
 FOR USING THE RBHSDT— 
 
 Doss &f »c AdMt, a tw)i*^ip«>nfnii, night and morning. 
 
 " « Child ten years old, adewertHipooiiftil night and morning. 
 •• five •« •• • tea^poonfnl, « « * 
 ^\ , " " " one " « haIfte»*poonfiil •• " » 
 
 __ O»badc«««,|twllli0Bi.tlwib.betltttotak.thb,u«,titytbreeUmesaday) 
 
 n-For.nyT«fiatIon rom th. nbote mode of admlnirtratJon, see the various diaeasesfor which it 
 
 It ncommended. 
 
«ord, « THE GRBAt"'%£['"'.'^**'*^'" ^'^^»»«'y. ''l*"' «P in pint hottle. WM ,* 
 NRffS » L'lLrni^^ » *"*«"» ««to one side aftK, L«f • , ^ oottlet wxth the 
 aXilLS REMEDY OP " W«.— • . , •' '^ ***"•« *» «*« maXn'tto fiimaiT/^ 
 
 white wl^ f * <wcompam« each bottle of the jLZi f?^' *^" *«'" '*« 
 «« fy •» Druggiatt ud D«Je„ fa M«iiohe. 
 
 SOIiaFDI.A. 
 
 
 
 »»"W4II SOBOnHA. 
 
 an 
 
 g,^ — — -MfAu BUBOfULA. 
 
 1 « the diaflua AdTiui«>. «.Jls?_^ ." ""^ 
 
 , , thooffh isoktod »t fl-,* fv ' *'»*•» »•« the akin WhTJ; 1-- i ' ovtj, pretty well defined 
 
 WJ5 i.|i«^ ^^^ g«««« -«5, rfi^^ 
 
 ran from gland to fflJj^S^v'"»***««' "bo attiwfi 5«i^^'.""* "*** *««>" o'««>e armpit 
 
 cheat. SomettaSlK,?hMf'"1t«*«*taglWm;SlilJ*th^^^^^^ 'n the neck thew S 
 
 ;pt to be UrgeTon c^tM^t^.f^'^-'O'^^ioJi^J^t, In^'Sf 5''*"*' "* «"«» within tb! 
 dfaeaae. BtS before the "S!'' ^ ''^'- T«»™ titntkSd -JSn^* **""" *«•» »^» *«"«>" aw 
 
 J-- the he.„n^rt!;e'tn^P^-r>-SlHS 
 
 •" •ae uemeay according to general dlreoUona. 
 
^a»ij, i» to k«ep the 
 MpoMiWe: but .tall 
 'onld8.j thePiilaare 
 when yon commence 
 "t two or three you 
 'i if JOB find they are 
 Jsae the dose gradually 
 ill have a tendency to 
 
 cipe and instruc- 
 
 nnt hottk* v)ith the 
 Mking, 8H0SH0- 
 rS," blown into the 
 »y are done up in 
 inthefinettredt 
 
 meceisaiy. Artrr 
 'o^i nay be gir«a 
 allowed to become 
 iloua ioflammatioB ; 
 
 » of this disease is 
 t>l/, and Incrvases 
 »wtty weir defined, 
 oaring glands are 
 
 8, rormiogalarge, 
 ' are, in general. 
 acepUonoftume- 
 iration. It often 
 'bj obaraeteristic 
 >se of the armpit, 
 nd«,. It is apt to 
 the neck there is 
 even within the 
 ) the tumors are 
 the stage of the 
 rdered condition 
 iose of Internal 
 
 »• warm water 
 tment of Iodine, 
 t, and then dren 
 UrQctions. 
 
 17 
 
 INTEiNAL 80R0PULA. 
 
 bufiL:'?i?i^airthrtV«rraVsL^^^^ ^^T ""!"''* «» 1?^ '»»•""> ««" <»^ ^ body 
 and commoSy calle^oSifptS 'iSthaTun«'^T^^ *"?!"^ J*"^" P«^«oaa!I 
 
 .or'e7nTc?a;;r.rc;rL't"^^^^^^^^^ ffitThrna-rr "--.:'"«-^'- •»>» ^ ^ 
 
 esrs, a tendency to sonnessof thieres eronU^n.^^L ^u '""*'""».<'>?<'harge8 about the nostrils or 
 
 ing of the glands of the Zi] ^ImS^S^'^^^^^i^^t^ "u U^o".* t*^ "" '^ • •"•»- 
 these symptoms are present in erery wise ^ weakness. It is not to be supposed that all 
 
 Bowr.; or'sSSLc^SXjt'b ofci'ci;^^^^^^ «f '^^'^f the Llrer, tb. Kidneys. 
 
 affectedj and r.meib.r\L sorofi"! diseifriSl^d^n K-'^l ^"^l •••>t«d on the orfi 
 Vessels and Digestire OrirMs fw * thornn»h w ^^•^'^9^7 disordered fnnoUons of^he Laoteal 
 article he«l.d SgesS^JSJi-V U c5Si^^^^ Lacteal VesseU, (SS 
 
 dbease of these organs, rSmUr yTwI^a eoi^™„VT 13 5>^ «»>ta treatise); and to t'rektsueh 
 afffoted to dear it up,' thMwlll Ili Dnrif?th\ ffi • ? <?'?i!f'*^!f *^' ^'" •«* "P"" »»>• «'«■» 
 •tore the Lacteal Vei^U and DlwSre oT^^^^^ S S?..'"''' '^^^ ! '' *•»* ^» atren^then and le- 
 longer famished with impoiiesTr ante., h S!«-f7.tLr"'u°"°;f' ^»>at the blo5l m«y be no 
 doed, will return;andittaaf.clVhat^rSott h!^?^ ?l^^^^ '*'*^' wen If partially sub- 
 firstmedicineerer'componndtl tL i^^^^ finedy^ls the 
 
 Remedy in cases which bare bMnh^S^ In S!!lf^^^ °*"" *5«J'o«>«>«'fl»I eaccess of this 
 
 Remedy Is to be taken accorSii??oiene«Mlre^^^^^^^ '"'" "^ of Scrofulons Dise«e., the 
 
 FBHALB OISBASES. 
 
 the"(jrt'^ht?oV«ers:yyS*;tt S^^^ n*?'^ 'r-"o« •*ct. -r 
 
 froma course of this Remed% to so hShtr cnnH^S f * "^"^J"""; But yet. knowing the results 
 
 iloniraterstoSJcVVS: I^L^S-iS^^^^^ "Tcre dragging ,.nsation intheQroio, andocca- 
 walking, or Uft"g ^nXi hiJ^w;mnr^?';>i7- V'%^^ ' '^"""'^ '" Micturition, aS?n 
 aboutthi Heart; ^ulToitSo? o3«a«iXiSf.- .? b " r.' °f *"? ^^^^ Diwiness, Beating 
 Burningof the fllndsaS PwfcSSroSi;Jl,S5.1 fh.f '" ' '^f'"?i" *' ^"•"' ^*»'«' •««» ^hest; 
 Use the Remedy ac ordli to wuffl?«JS^L .^^Z-«h**° T T»»»1P''»P,'?»»7 «>e mentioned here 
 on no account Wl to keep the SiSas fiS^^ h^uS- «^k'"**'V'^* """^'"^ '» *»"• ^^ti". and 
 ing freely night and morninf If Sh.ri^ J? « **^^ " *'*®"."' o?"'*' "^ mor- 
 
 dlTections. morning. If physio is necessary, use the Shosbonees PUls according to 
 
 SYPHILIS. 
 
 from rtTn'Jw'tSeiJ^oSSft- «d"^\ ZT"*'^, "^^^ t '^«f "* '^'-P*-™- ^^ •«" '"ff"*"!? 
 tbfa w? tare n^MlSn 1« '.?^^^^ ^'' T ? " *<^ ** P"* '" Powewlon of the secret of cure, and 
 d«Lhi nf iLm- !J^ L !■ ■•"""ft w« can fblly accodiplbh by recommeadiog the addition of one 
 l3S^,iJ£"4d uM'S.iL,?'*'^!^ ofth.'Great^Shoshonees I»fm2y?ind when tSJ 
 
 OnZ lldX^^i. It! S!!^!^' "JS"^*".? ** K"""^ directions, and you wfil so^n find that this 
 i^^J^^^fT^J*^ *•" ^"^^^ "^ Remedies of the Nineteenth Century for your complaint But 
 
 Sl.'^Sr .£i''nS'Se'3ShSr"pm!^^ ^ notion, of thJbowrinTffntyfSa; 
 theBemei^. T * Mortioiiees Pflli. -eootding to general directions for using tiie Fills with 
 
 m''i*':il. 
 
 IJ 
 
 Beww SBtWm^ Btmrnnr ' tmat' in mmMfi fTunsliu. «.ii._u^-.^^ ^>±.^<; -^ ^<.«. . .'. 
 
 ion 
 
 yS « S*,Sr £ .i?&!Sz™2t'^'>» v"*** **■ "» tMtrmonWs, we deeliii* paUfehing many. 
 
CANADIAN CERTIFICATES. 
 
 ,tif je-te'table (Jet., X^ei? to™o?vSfc^'''yr "^' -"denffl 
 areat Med.om.1 Co^po^d, yea™*°«,r:r.gt, l^o^^tSil^ *^' 
 
 " . 
 
 0B5AT ODM OF DYSPEPSll. ' 
 
 oled on th. I6th^ mZ\\T6t\^ *'IP'^ 
 
 JOH» R. KErCHBSCir, J, p 
 
 with leTMa .ifliMttt BirMnifrnr'".^""' ,',.''*'*"*>'•« 
 
 to rUit me .nd rIc5SS;n£S\J ^ "XPaHtor called 
 which I tried, andTad I .m / °"'"^''''"' '»"«. 
 hare fiilly re.U,red mf That nS ".m^h'^u^'""' 
 strong again. Tben^ih^V^ , ?°. ''««Ithy and 
 
 I remdn youri respectifall/. 
 Iff<iit.a«.u . BDDY8.FISK. 
 
 C0^n%H.J2SL."'^ ^'^^ of B^lleTUl. In th. 
 
 0.. iTtio«i« thS »«tf .s&ij^u;^ «^ ^' 
 
 BINBT CJORBT, Major. 
 
 '«*^d with th.ih,"** ' '^^^ '«•'' '»' r«*r« «. 
 
 peachabU. ^UomoVouhI^?-*'^'*' *• «"»» 
 •taument made bv hL 1 i!**/? » •^""••' ^d "J 
 credence. ^' "' ^ ^ «>'«W« wWj of Ji 
 
 fi»». JOUir ENGLISH, 
 
 W^»*J«*« Mmiutr, u^ i i „ 
 
 the treatment of IfedlMi «.» i . . T* '^" "nder 
 Ptmaneut .dT«"S " me ' fLr",""" *" '«"' 
 •II hop. of being mSdw^; 1^ •UutgiTen „,. 
 
 I am often aetonlghed fcr It i. „„. "'j <^ 
 
 •Inc.IcommencedtheSho;hoa,i^"i^J? »°"*» 
 I am In good health. """""'"••" ««niedjr, and now 
 
 WONDiaFDL OUBfc OF HIP DISBAM. 
 
 Tbrnlli. .-»- iS""^ OMtAUo, AfrU 17, 18«8. 
 
 that about fory?«"Z"2: tT '''' V' **» ~'*«> '--.»«« aetonUUed ft 
 twelTe Tears of aSrbiiS."&,!?fi''^"''« ">" f*"** J «<>™nMced the Sh« 
 the hip-joint After thS^S!.!""'"*'* ^^^ dlwaeeof I •« in good health. 
 charglJSLiy *^!'L\S^" 5*« opeiwd, it dia-l If jou think it adVisable 
 
 to the doctor?". - - "■•'^PooIt'CM.Afl - •««.«».•— I fc«t- m th KKr"!*!*™' 
 
 untU the lad waa 
 
 ^ .w—^ V." -.T— . . •"""» weiwim"-» wrouani nnon ma. 
 
 Tour. BMpeetfnllj 
 
 MABTJAOTimtoJMOK. 
 
 fo<»d CTb. OB. InlJhoTthfS^ ffJ2.?r*' 
 
 ,'V •?««■• '^M opened, It dia- If Tou think it adrluhi. ,« 
 
 anthr. ■ni«»,R.rf«'C:5^"?*'t'"»" Your. fieaM«tA.ii. 
 
 ^Zi lI "■■ "• • leMnil ktate. 1 
 
 or-and i««lt.imart. Ael..-«5r "!"??'?y 
 
 ■%li* b. plMMd, and I hdi.T.S w2S ^f^v** 
 
 •V •t»«em«.ti U« thv SiUSS ii"»*« 
 
 Bit. JOHN MolOLLAW. 
 
 ^^^8f ». e. P. Otatek. 
 
 ?#itaf»*' 
 
 B«r. '^Tr' ■?"'*' ""^oww^Iata not •BMlift.l ^» w«> , X 
 
and extraordinary 
 stem, undeniable 
 ceptical, that the 
 accessible. 
 
 *ini«»Jed. Holi»tUwd. 
 
 erutohes or eane, Md h 
 ' to the Indian ItZm^," 
 
 KBTCHBSCir, J, p. 
 t*MO, April 17, 1868. 
 1»T« be«u for ywtt m. 
 nUontd KeaUeam, j„h. 
 
 I*adInfoiUi«ii,M,dMi 
 oonalder worthy of ajj 
 
 POLISH, 
 
 AHU LIVBR oOlf. 
 
 'Grey, S,pt loth, 1867 
 
 •iKLAia,— OenUemen. 1 
 r niz jean I h,T, b;,„ 
 
 coDgeBtionoftheLlTer 
 
 ;^»meIh«rebeeB„n7e'' 
 
 n, lot without the leasi 
 
 ih«J«bouigiTen or 
 
 aone«}«i„vroneol 
 dropped from ieme|,»r. 
 oin •louai Porti, Jf^, 
 
 'OuldoaJy«idooiD5' 
 chichi had paid out to, 
 'got a boiUeeoonaf. 
 did m« rood ■■ J below 
 i»dlwuefitledinenioi» 
 •*"»J«wri»kaudufr 
 rmj lUaeet. t' 
 
 li i» ont> aix aoathi 
 Q»es Remedy, and now 
 
 " "» /'^« these few 
 ViM^fforererlndebt 
 « Shotkontu BtmeJj 
 
 Retpeetfiillj 
 
 >rei^Oota6th,1887 
 
 ttaw, ud have avei 
 M Btmost eonfidenet 
 UM would Ml nuke 
 
 DfOiO.F. OksNk. 
 
 'Sept 15th, 1867. 
 
 19 
 
 Great Sboibonees Remedy with motit marrelloui r«- 
 ■ult8. I bare been a martyr from Rheiiraatiun for 
 yean. For about four yeare 1 liave been the moit 
 of my time in bed. rackied with pain in my armi, 
 hipi, lege, Ac, and could not more about unlegg a 
 rery little lo my room on crntolioii, but finally not 
 eren with my crutches. I had tried font or fire doctore 
 and nearly erery patant medicine recommended for 
 Rbeumatlim, but I wea nlwayi worse when I got i 
 through than when I commenced. I got a bottle 
 of tbe Great Indian Remedy, which I took, but I 
 wee adriied to quit it, and did eo. About six 
 months after this having got worse, I naked for six 
 bottles of the Great Shoshonees Remedy, and resolv- 
 ed to take It at all events, after ibo third bottle 
 I found my legs were getting warmer, and the pain 
 leaving, I continued, and have taken fourteen bot- 
 tles. 1 have thrown away my crutches and am 
 walking abont and attending to my business ; I feel 
 like a new man, and I believe I s' ould have been in 
 my grave but for this Great RemeUy. 
 
 JOHN HOSBY. 
 
 Sworn before me at tbe town of Nananee, this 
 16th day of September, A.D., 1867. 
 
 B. 0. DAW, Mayor. 
 
 ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF OONSUMP- 
 ji TION IN CANADA. 
 Muau. YovMO k Gbambiuaiv.— Sirs, I feel that 
 it is a duty I owe to you, as well as tiio public, to 
 mform you of the most wonderful cure of Consump- 
 tion, aooomplished in my person, by the use of that 
 astounding lodiaa Medicine, the great Shoshonees 
 Remedy, and the Uhoabonees Vegetable Restorative 
 Pilla. About four years ag6 I went to Napanee to 
 live, previous to that my health was not good ; 
 when I was in thkt town abont two years, I found 
 that my health was decidedly Wling, and for the 
 last six months that I wat there, I failed very 
 rapidly, so much so that I waa obliged flnally to 
 give up my business to my partner. I then left the 
 town and returned to my father's home within about 
 a mile of Bath, C. W., where all who knew me 
 thought I came home *o die. I coughed a great deal 
 by dav as well as by night, eipectorating large 
 quantities of matter, and had a great pain about 
 my left lung. I had cold chills every day and 
 severe night sweats every night, and between the 
 racking cough and great sweating, I was almost 
 deprived of sleep, by these miseries as well as the 
 loss of appetite, I was so reduced that I could not 
 much more than stand alone I was under the care 
 of a Physician for a length of time, but finding no 
 relief, I tried different redpes, but all were without 
 any good effect. I was stMaklng to Esquire Peter^ 
 son of Batb, one day and he recommended me to 
 use the Great Shoshonees Remifdy 1 1 took his advice 
 and procored three bottles at once, with Pills ; 
 as Booff as I commenced using it I began to get bet- 
 ter, and when I had finished this complement, the 
 uougb, expectoration ofnatter, pain about tbelnng, 
 chills, sweating, Ac, left me ; and by continuing 
 Us use I became strong and healtiiy, and felt per- 
 ftctly well. It is now over two months since I quit 
 tal^lnjp th^ Remedy,, a^d tbeie ,I»»ve been no symp- 
 toip^ of the diSMse returning, wtAt h^n been, and 
 am now, healthier and better t^an 1 have been fdr- 
 
 many years. I trujt you will make this known to 
 the public, that they may bo owaro of the i)eouliar 
 virtues of this truly wonderful Indian Remedy. 
 
 PBTBR V. 0. MILLIR. 
 
 Rrnestown, Co. of Ijenaox * Addlngton, 0. W 
 Stpttmbtr, 1866 
 
 Bath Lennox'A Addington Co, Sept., 1866. 
 To all to lehoiH U may coi/w,— This is to certify, 
 that I have been acquainted with the above men- 
 tioned gentleman, Peter V. O. Miller, Bsqr, for many 
 yeara, and have known Lira always to be of the very 
 highest rcspecUiblliiy, and a very candid and cred- 
 itable person; and I am confident that I can safely 
 vouch for tbe truth of the above, or any other state- 
 ment made by hira. r.v. p. ^ g. IIARPBR, 
 
 Rector of Batb, C, W. 
 
 CURB OF DYSPEPSIA OF EIGHT YEARS 
 STANDING. 
 
 < , School Section No 
 
 Near Whitby, 0. W. 
 
 To all whom it iiuiy concern.— This is to certify 
 that I have been ailiicted for abont eight yean with 
 Dyspepsia and I know indeed what it is to suffer its 
 pangs and ills, but I rejoice to know also now what 
 it is to be relieved from such suffering. I was nnder 
 the care of physicians and tried all the [irincipal 
 patent medicines of tlie market for my complaint, 
 but to no effect. Fortunately for mo dnringtlie year 
 1866, 1 went to Prince Edward Co. on a visit, and 
 while there my friends spoke to me in high terms of 
 tbe efficacy of the Great Shoshonees Remedy, I was 
 persuaded to use a bottle with its accompanying 
 Pills, and to my astonishment I found that it im- 
 proved my bealtb most remarkably, I of course, 
 continued its use, and have had in all fonr bottles, it 
 has relieved me of the catalogae of distressing symp- 
 toms. I feel hearty, and am weU able to prosecute 
 my Scholastio duties. I care not where this testi- 
 monitl goes I am prepared to meet it. 
 
 D. L. WILLIAMS. 
 
 ' j^-' »*« 
 
 Myrtle, Ontario, Sept 16, 1867. 
 
 Being pereonally acquainted with Mr. D. L. Wil- 
 r ^ms, teacher, I can truly vouch for the accuracy 
 of his statements. I would also mention, many 
 other excellent testimonials might be had from this 
 section,— Whitby Township. 
 
 RiT. J. L. ADAMS, 
 
 X' M. E. Minister. 
 
 CUiiB OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEP- 
 r SIA IN CANADA. 
 
 OOfiliecota, Pritice Edward Co., C. W., March, 1867. 
 I^M. YoDsaA CHAHBuubAiN.-Sin, having proT- 
 e^jNrithtu my own penon th»t there is at last a 
 nnsicine that will indeed core live; comclalst ar;* 
 ^spepsin I am induced to make this statemfentt 
 tm^et Of ;, which is to certify that I have been 
 soiely r- cted for the last thi«eysan, aeoardtng to 
 tho D .ors statements, with Liver Oomiplaint and 
 9^1 '^^ ^ Aad • fteling of sinking and vague 
 ^pMsiaess abdot the stom»eb, worse than pa<'n, 
 emctatloqi of wind, occasional pain, dbrow'siness, 
 
11 
 
 » poor apMtit*. Me k„ .„!i ' .» •»•«< •ei*,, 
 
 Ore*.' Shchonwi.' iZ A '2*"" medicine th« 
 
 In Minting tTiJ^iini,',"' Th.'H'* ^.•'" P^""'^ 
 
 AMBROSB WOOD. 
 Mu W«tey o/JIfarfA, 1867, ' 
 
 /. M. OADMAN, J.p„ 
 
 M 
 
 tho ume diiwe .nd .ft., k ' 7*".»fflJ«t«l with 
 •inking ja.tL.l"had^;,;" ?«£J ^ «'""i''«d 
 night iWMU; oooghednemri^ .n ^1/"^" "'^•'« 
 night, could oot Blip unlew H ll tl« f *"* !2** '^"'^ 
 "g ; I r«iMd oyer a quart 5 mi*. ^^"'^ "««■ 
 
 *o., »«d wa. greatlj deKid .nK r «'. *"• 
 going aa (Mt it I could Tw.'..^ .*° '■°» ^ »"" 
 from u reguu"phrSS« but U-Im"""' °""^'««« 
 lieTCK couffh lw«„t L u" I** "°' «>^en «>- 
 •boutaqMrSrofa^nl »K.^K " H*** «"• d»T 
 
 W.>Hagton, aud hapi'ned to%iv "'hf'"'..^'"*"'"' 
 you could give me BomeSin^ jy r ^^'"> ^ "^"1 
 He Bald, "there IB iorlati^i! "»"" «"' ''""gh. 
 
 wJh cure jou." i toot hia j ' ' •""* ^ believe it 
 bottle Iiciie with JSri !'*;'•'"• "^ brought . 
 which IftUthVougrit^hourr""^"' *»«»«» 
 took, a Ubl>.,p3urin?«.J5'If'?.- ..^» "'ir*'* ' 
 
 night BweatB. "Jof »?,'"'«''.'• The cough, 
 *c:,«adaaiVte' ^ ef n,»tw,r paiu in the uZg 
 1 tool ODiy thrr , i, . .; i ' ' ' Jiearir 6Qd stron J' 
 •nd I am i^.;^ 1'J ::^ "°» «• king it noi?^ 
 
 "Vhow to |he Wl5 if 7ou pie™' «'"'««'« J^ou 
 WIWON BTOmS, Brighton, 0. W. 
 
 ^^e DO he.it.ilon in MaSS^ rK^""""5°' ' 
 preat8ho.bone..luiS,»Jd u !.•" "'^ ">« 
 Improred mr health !llJ^...i i* '"" "«»rk»blr 
 
 P«pda, from which I naTTr!««. I'l"'' "' ^^•• 
 ■•r unUl thlB, ilnce tSI U^?r"''K. ^'"^ •"»' 
 redaoed aud coa&SdZaT^t^^A '*"* ''•'"'''"r 
 before get any bmSoI„« ?/.» ' *f ? """ """''I ' 
 •erereStUfk;. Mr,u>«lJ.h *""''* ''"'•'" •''"•« 
 ordinary tonic* .?cV::'5S;,"n:''Xe"pl':r: *'"' 
 «o. I haTe used sinea Uu^tml^' \ "" "" ^, 
 
 •nd ha. prevented Uie^rS^Iu^w'*^^^^ •""• ">• 
 former .ummer.. liUJVlIIni^^^i'"" ' ''*•* «» 
 Increawid mr aoMtuT.?!. *""*'"'** "'J' •tomach, 
 that I feel and E^l felt al .1 "^ '•^?'"'"' *"'. "« 
 
 .TwSiVt:-£f"^^^^^ 
 
 have know";. h"a'^S."'oToMK"'"^ ^""' "«» 
 •t.nding in .ocietv, 2d « ^er/clt^HJ''^ '''«'"" 
 able perron. And lam oonflrf?«f .k"* *"** ""^it, 
 roucrfor the truth of SeThlv. ^ *"'* ' ?» '•fi"7 
 ment made bj her "' ""J' ""•«•• "ate- 
 
 «•''. W. F. S. HARPER, 
 _ Rector of Bath, C. W 
 
 cm 0, -aPK^u^^, ,,,,, „„,,,^,^^ 
 
 that I "*;• been JeVT n^H,T ''T'^""- »" "atiug 
 from Lire, 0?mpSM/ln • ^^ '''*>'«*". 
 ed with a bad pain ii mv rS^'^S^'V i ^'asaffllct- 
 appeUte, and "^^'^tl^^t^^-^' 
 
 la' 1 A*.. . ... • 
 
 I Kte feemer^ 
 
 iiji 
 
 /. B. YOCWO, JP. »M«* 
 
 about the .tomach: in i* ♦ ,. ho 
 a rongh, di.tre«in'g h^' ^^^ „ „3^. - . 
 Sho.honee. Remedy 1 • t ,> .. """the ..cut 
 8Ute that it haareioved ne Mln'ln^ ^'T^'* •" 
 mjr .tomach h..qnitereci;erS5 "^ ''^'' "^^ 
 
 quickl/ recoyerSd. *^ ' '^' ""** *"* '^»«'& and 
 Mm. JOSEPH ELLIOT 
 
 TH« Sno^'Sa^r/.^hS'iT "'^ '''' '««'■ 
 
 with the above me" tioieSLadrM^r'' "•lo^'-ted 
 for .everal vearrwd Xwe/iJ!''' '^""P'" «'"«'. 
 te.timony i. perfectly SSble! *^"°° ""'*''"' 
 
 »iv. WiLLIA.vr BOND 
 
 Incum bent of Ko.lyH',0 W. 
 
 
 WONDERFUL CURE OF gmvuv 
 IN CANADA.' * "* 
 
 B^Sil^''^'* ^•'•"f' '«»»'•, Of Stirling, 
 
 ment, 
 
■i.r<t(« CP A VlftV 
 ' CANADA. 
 Ungton Co., Stpt, igec 
 "i*iii.-Otntl«nien, I 
 
 ™f.' •••" UMd tho 
 ad It hu wm.rk«blr 
 
 • •Ight /••!! Ago I WM 
 
 k Mvore atUok of Dja- 
 ioortnd. Krerjrmn,. 
 » I Mre been paiuAillj 
 »J. «nd never could i 
 would proTent ihoie 
 neve^ would b*,n the 
 "w, the Pure Jdi re 
 •ring, three I |, J 
 »oU/ agreea with me 
 Mt*oki tbut I had on 
 iffijieood nijr ■toniach, 
 ? m/ »jrit«m, Ac, so 
 niraer quite well. Vou 
 or m/ caie, known to 
 
 MARY HANCOX. 
 
 ).,0.W., Sept., 1866. 
 .— Thli la to cerii/y 
 nil the abore mon- 
 for manj jrears, and 
 )r the Ter/ highcit 
 r candid and credit- 
 ni that i can safelr 
 ' or an/ other etate- 
 
 . 8. HABPRP 
 lotorofBath, 0. W. 
 
 ^BR COMPLAINT 
 
 •, March, 1867. 
 esiution in itatiog 
 the past two jrears, 
 ;P8ia; 1 was afflict- 
 ide, bad a rerj poor 
 "■IBS and sir king 
 I »te f earned lij-, 
 used the ..cat 
 ^ than pleased to 
 I in my side, and 
 
 iongh and spitlinjf 
 I the Remedy and 
 
 EPH ELLIOT, 
 ■rch 7tb, 1867. 
 
 been acquainted 
 [«. Joseph Billot, 
 
 « person whose 
 
 M BOND, 
 ofKoelyn, W. 
 
 
 neb, of Stirlinj, 
 
 Gentlemen, This 
 n^t 8ftoBh9i(^ 
 
 21 
 
 Remedy with wonderful lucci'si. I .^ painfully 
 affilcted for several years with disea^o of the Kid- 
 neys and have suflTered bejrondaccoant. I hare b«en 
 under the care of three dlfTirent pbyslolani h t 
 without any good result, their treatment did not 
 ?^? •*'•♦••»-'' my sufTerings. I took a bottle of the 
 Indian Remedy, and It sefracd to help me I then 
 got mor. , and have taken In all four botllee'aud am 
 morp than delighted to sUte that I am quile reco- 
 '•^«*'' .»'"' ODJo/ that health which I f.-ared I never 
 ihouln hare had soma misglvingt as to sending 
 ilii'i certificate, but when I realise my gulTering con- 
 <l.Uon for years, and what this great Indiuu Remedy 
 i.as done for me, I consider that I cannot, in jislice 
 to suffering humanity, withhold It ; j9» are there- 
 fore at liberly to make use of It ai; you see fit. 
 
 Mhs. OEORGK FRANCIS, Stirling, C. W. 
 
 Stirling, Oonnty of Hastings, 0. W., Sept. 1868. 
 
 This is to Cmtivy that F have been ac«|ualnled 
 with the above mentioood lady, Mrs. (Jeorge Francis, 
 for more than a jear, and have known her always 
 to be of the highest respecUbllity, and a very can- 
 did and credluble person, and I am confident that 
 I can stfel; vouch for the truth of the above state- 
 ment, or any other made by her. 
 
 Riv. GEO. W. G.OROUT, 
 Incumbent of Stlrl'ng, 0. W. 
 
 This is to Cebtisy that 1 have known the above 
 mentioned lady, Mrs. George Francis, of Stirling, 
 in the county of llHstings, G. W ,and the following 
 mentioned gentlemen, John S. Hagerman, Biq., J. 
 P., of the Township of Rawdon, in the same 
 County, and consider^any statemen jiadeby either 
 rf them entitled to a credit as they are persons of the 
 highest respectability, and highly esteen.pd in the 
 community where thfy reside. 
 
 Rsv. J AMES A. PRESTON, M.A., 
 CarUton Plact, ) Incumbent of Carleton Place, 
 Sept. 1866. J County of Lanark, C. W. 
 
 The ParaonngK, Hillier, 0. W ,Sept. 20th, 1866. 
 My knowledge of J. S. Hagerman, Esq., J. P., 
 and Mrs. George Francis enablei me to express u)y 
 cordial concurrence in what the Rev. Mr. Preston 
 and the Rev. Mr. Grout say respecting them. 1 
 would consider the statements of cither of them 
 worthy of all credence. 
 
 Rkv. E H. M. baker. 
 Incumbent of Hillier, Co. Prince Edward, C. W. 
 
 CERTIFICATE PROM A VERV RESPECTABLE 
 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE IN CANADA. 
 
 ToDNQ & Chaubbri AIM,— Gentlemen, I 
 have been thinking that a word to you concerning 
 the wonderful healing propfcrllps of the Great Sho- 
 shonees Remedy, in my case, might uot be amiss, 
 it has done vastly more for me then any other medi- 
 cine I have ever used ; it has indeed done wonders for 
 mft for it is in f&ct the iislv thins? J s'frr.r "at ta 
 place me on my feet in the summer season, during 
 which seas >n, to be down sick, not to speak of my 
 goffering, was in business affairs, of very great 
 damage to my family and myself. I have been a 
 very great sufferer for years from disease of the 
 Kidoqra and Liver. So sorely wa9 I i^fiBic^ed, that 
 
 t wai iitterly unable every summer to attend to my 
 business; tnK suHferlngs have been 'wry great In- 
 deed ; I have tietMi < reduced and racked with 
 pain, that in spite o. n'l treatment, my freinds 
 thought It impossible, at. time.i h)r me to survive 
 many hours. Everything alie failing ( wn* per- 
 suaded to try that, (leouliar Indiaa Oomponnd, the 
 Great Hlioihoneee Remwh whlob has aurely 
 proved all in all to me ; I luive umi two hottlea 
 and am at the third, and ' am now, and have Ittmm 
 this summer, the first for leveral years, quite hnart^ 
 and strong, and well able to attend to my buiinesM. 
 You are at llborty 'o innke what use of this certilieato 
 you deem prudent. 
 
 With gratitude, yonrs truly, 
 
 JOHNS. HAGBRVIAN J. '. 
 Rawdon, Hastings Co., 0. W., Aug, 1800. 
 
 Stirling, Hastings Co., Aug., 1868. 
 This ib to CuTirr that I have been acquainted 
 with the above raeniionc . gentleman, J. 8. Hager- 
 man, Esq., J. !\, far nitire than a year, and have 
 kquwn blm always to be • t' the highest rospeclablli- 
 ty, and a very candid and creditable person, and I 
 am confident that I can sai ly vouch for tho truth 
 of the above siatement, or » ly other made Uy him 
 Rav. JBO. W.G. GHODT, 
 Incum>>ent of Stirling, C. W. 
 
 GREAT CUit.. OF A GRBA SUFFERER FROM 
 
 DISEASE, fN CANADA. 
 
 Messrs. Yodno k Chaubula in.— If any bumsii 
 belnp since the world began eve?^ experienced heart- 
 felt gratitude It Is I, while I wr te these lines. No 
 mortal, I believe ever bad gr>^ ater reasons to be 
 truly thankful for any occiirren e, than I have for 
 the difcovery of the Great Sbosi >nee8 Remedy, for 
 it has n-stored mu fioin a life' sorrow, misery, 
 pangs and agony, to that one u expected state of 
 cheerfulnees, vigor and henUh. «lieve me, I have 
 not words to express my leelingb tongue cannot 
 exprfiss, no* unless it is of one wh has been equal- 
 ly Hfflicted, can the mind couceivt the amount, or 
 extent Of my sufferings. 1 could numerate many 
 distressing symptoms, some of w ch were con- 
 stantly present, and others oocorr: g when I aa- 
 sumed certain attitudes, were it nf c^ssary or pru- 
 dent. It if natural to suppose that :- person in this 
 condition would make an effort to I •■'■ relieved and 
 indeed 1 did and many of them. Fsiiling at home 
 as well as in Montreal and Toronto, va y husband ad- 
 vised me to go to New York, which we did, and 
 consulted an eminent ph/stcian there ha called in 
 a consultation, and the second cons Itation, and 
 they agreed upon a treatment, a part f w jieh was 
 to keep me lying on my face for a fortn. ght. I sub- 
 mitted in hopes of relief but came home nO better 
 rhen I went. Finally I saw a treatise of the Great 
 Shoshonees Remedy and resolved to try it. I pro- 
 cured two bottles, they bad a good effect, I 
 then bought more, and have now taken twelve bot- 
 
 41. « »m^A ...» .IS- .. L*-l. J 11_ 1-t « 
 
 -!T-7. na-i iiij •.tisr:asr: rrarca grauuaijj TOissiBCa, 
 
 I rejoice in stating has altogether disappeared, and 
 I am well. As this note may be made public, it 
 would not be prudent for me to iueribe my aau«, 
 jny feelings say i^lye |t, my edncation declines, na- 
 less thus. 
 
 XABTHA E^ 
 
OBBAT CURB OP DYSPRP«ar* r.« « 
 
 TEARS STAySSoT^^^ASLi:'^^^'' 
 YoDNo jfr n Tweed, March 1, lecrT* 
 
 the pa'st elli^en jXS^i w.s a'fn?^^ ""•'*u^*^ ""^^ ^'"^ 
 I had a severe and d sTrtLiJi .^- ^"\»^^P<'P3ia. 
 •nd Bide, I could often eat Sri"'V''*«'«">»ch 
 
 •Jwajackuie me great 3i8il,ri' """^ " '^«">d 
 was constantly Slrita l^t ^.^ vomiting, and I 
 food that lhad^tSl„«iith"f''''° ?^ "'"'»»' the 
 tMte. r bad irroOTl*; li l^""""' *"'*" <»"d oily 
 »n the backTheKl; oTher n*^?^" theshoulde a 
 hearlburn, i bad teSte "n t« '^ •' *'''' •'<"^^' had 
 •0 reduced and wwk fh«t i """'"ST' Ac. I was 
 thing. ButiTm^UsZiilbthi^ fT^''^' 'J" ""J 
 I have used the Xat flSh^"'*!*" '**^« »»"»» 
 Kood results. Jt hw marked JnT' ''*"'«'ly with 
 ence, I eat hearty, my food :, „^ '""I' "^ «»^«t- 
 I have no romitiS^ "J unSs ne« '^ ""*' •*'»«"*««»• 
 agweable sensations, Lrftel« 1?;.".° ''*'"' "°- -J"- 
 tend to my business V-„„ . "T.I'^ «°*f8y to at- 
 thfa if yon wish! °" "'* "* "'^''^ to publish 
 
 CORY QUIGLEY. 
 
 22 
 
 thu 6th of March, im. ' ' 
 
 A Pnn,;^-^^^^ VANDUSEN, J. p 
 
 ING IN CANADA. ^^^.m STA.VD- 
 
 ^'^wiT, Prince Edwanl Co O Q»n» ,». 
 
 assure you Sat it «ffl7''''''*'''--«''''"^'"en, I ran 
 
 d^d to^S,^wVt" Smyol ofTh^''' '*"'-«"- '" 
 eflfects of the Great aii^hl o" °°" wonderful 
 
 coMthuHoD.4 hale i "''' ^^"'"'•'J^ "P"" niy 
 past forty years frnm n * <?"■* sufferer for the 
 
 UatingaKShKcteth?' ?.""'«' «««- 
 times so bad that f««„M - ""?"-. ' ''»ve been at 
 
 wh<,n they caS toTl 2s*H ^^'"^ ""^ ^"«"^« 
 frequently beet, takSn whit tra/«ir^"°^~^ *'»'^« 
 wbei, I had 16 (KstoSnt and fe Ji'^*' ?" horseback 
 of the fence ia aironT .nrf H u '^^ '" *''« corner 
 "ally bnr»t.l;rt^'e*"l.\''°75|°'J' head would 
 hare atiftred ««:«_ r® P»" e'*fht <»■ 'en years I 
 
 have ^5, S!!Z»^^ P*'" '° 'he stomach, and 
 ewIlrSJSJd Ind "§1t °*** ""^'h food as WM 
 toconcfeKSeeS«?J!."*^* '"'"^'hle formal 
 think it lmpS8lbr}o/7mffi1''^''"°''«''«"id 
 andlve. ollatoTn»n^Tk ^ri*' to undergo such 
 
 constipation anVrZtJrrpn"'^'^ "'^o ^^^ 
 BWlflss for me to aKK .?f . ^i'""'- ^* ''""Id be 
 eians r bare con Jlfl!? ^ V*'^ how many physl- 
 
 medicines, but all I ««„ *^** ^*"«*^ of patent 
 ufltil I tried thiaJreat fin? °° 2''*" whatever 
 tiffle ago, before th^D ^^ **" Remedy; some 
 B.w_a_c!4SfS^if-^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 jii;«heTffidiiia^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 br^SageV-^SS 9^'°^^ 
 Shoshone. Kea,rdlSXr[ tfrea^C 
 
 inyiS^ ?: s^sidfa'nSr "^t "> p^*^- ^o^- 
 
 conld not doubt th«m r *? '1** » "»'"'«'• that I 
 
 before I'pVSd any' LSidt*°^^i!- ^''^'^^ 
 bottle of it savinir tLV^ ^."u l'"* hroughtme a 
 remedy, for he ffivtd .h ' ^u^'^ ""» ^ ^^'^ that 
 failed i^ woulS 7ure me ru^J^In^K*'"'"','^ *'«« had 
 Pills, and floding somerelief fl^^'f,*'?'"^ "''^ 'ho 
 few more which had al/n S„ » " i Procured a 
 
 had in all. about a dozen biu,es "prl^'l. 1:""" 
 took the third bottlp m,r „,, V f '*"" *he time I 
 
 until finally therba^eCtll«°/r'"''''«'''^"«hte 
 
 which thej neTer d d "S'" rfe^n •''"?«'''«'•' 
 stomach left me shortiv aftp; r ''*"' '" ^he 
 Remedy, and has not in anv ^1 commenced the 
 symptons of Cnstljl ion and K r*"™^'^- ^" 
 appeared. The Pills a°emiM \ll\ ^T^ "'"^ "J*"' 
 in their effects. SRemedJ h^-^^^i^ wonderfbl 
 influence in purift-ine the W^aS ?°'^^*'^ " wonderful 
 a few bottles a S hot S-^; ul' *'J*' ^ had taken 
 "early my whoKdJ * rl} ^^'^K "roke oat over 
 
 the Remedy. Afte? a tlm« iiP*"*?"" '" *»king 
 
 andlfounLhat Iw's rke attSf," ^'""PP**"*? 
 strong and hearty and fu 1 Vh^J*"" ."?*"• ^ ^as 
 and strength, S awoLllJ.?' ^''''t*' ""hitlon 
 symptoms of inSsttoIr^f' fT"**' *»«' "o 
 Great Indian ReSy m I h/*"* ' "*»"'"''" 'his 
 patest boonevSffiruLfh«jr° '^^^^' *he 
 humanity, andl canno?in&t ce to l^S'Hr*'";"*^ 
 any longer withhold this certifiMti" humanity, 
 
 B- W. WRIGHT, J. P. 
 
 - "n^-rbe^WolntrvH--^^^^^^^^ 
 
 About threeyear ago my !ealth"^!'"^ '" ^"^ '"«'«• 
 relish for food departed from B^t^^fx'v" ^*"' »" 
 have continued ever s^nc^ u„u, l^-! ^ ''"""°«' "°<1 
 «y educed in strength 'iwia ^f""""!'!!' K™*'" 
 pain in the head, and an Rr,!l.- o®" ^"h a bad 
 head and ears wWh a ^"P"'e Humor about th<i 
 like my debUh'v Tth«\ ^'"'"T'» """^ annoyances 
 
 sent sumnfer, in the face of III VkT'' "."."^ 'he pre- 
 be done, for during my iiS 'f*' could seemingly 
 tlie care of many Dhvaifi.n.l'Au*'*™ heen under 
 uot seem tosuiYi^ySeTr I .?.'"' *1'"'"«°' ^'^^ 
 so with this Great iSniLLf* °° ^""i °ot 
 with others, this WonderfSr'*/' W I may' say 
 during the present summer /hav° /^t"""^^'' '""^ 
 four bottles of it, and T bL LiVr u^^." °«"ly 
 my health, my bodily sren^thwhl'i;'^""^ improved, 
 i8 good. I relish my v2 :'a^5"? Tu" ""^ PO""- 
 my food now causes no ,^^„?"^ **l hearty, and 
 and I feel hearlj «„d well^X?' *5 ^'"Jige;tion, 
 ears has not quite di8a^n«r»I k '"."Pi""' *hout m^ 
 heart, stubborn as it w-i^'L^f h"t that upon my 
 
 still fakingleSmrd;%'n*;SW^ ''*'''?«• ^"^ 
 under it Ss I bav« HoiL°r'l.'.5°'""'"e_to improve 
 
 <iure. As soon as thVreast silin" ft?** ""*" * '*'"»• 
 about my ears has dlsaSref wL?!'"?"^!^""'"' 
 that is wantinir. I will «„5- ' *''^'h is about all 
 final cure if Jou'wuh it, ^'*"» certificate of a 
 
 Bath, Ont., Ar,gmt,Xi^^^^^^ ^' i"NitU. 
 
»» made bj parties acta- 
 a such a manner that I 
 iTOdtotrjlt. However 
 ndof ilnebronghtsaea 
 wished me to take that 
 
 igh everything else had 
 Jsed this bottle with the 
 f from it I procured a 
 10 same effect, I have 
 ties. From the time I 
 ks got decidedlj lighter 
 
 re. The pam in ^he 
 rcr I commenced the 
 degree returned. All 
 
 Piles have also dis- 
 
 and truly wonderftif 
 lasindeed a wonderful 
 [.for after I had taken 
 tohiDg broke out over 
 I persevered in taking 
 w rash disappeared, 
 rtother man, I was 
 
 ife, spirit, ambition 
 fu» appetite, and no 
 
 fact r consider this 
 ive seen stated, the 
 he altar of suffering 
 ce to such humanitv 
 
 CAt6 ' 
 
 V- WRIGHT, J, p. 
 
 HUMOR ON THE 
 '.— CERTIFICATE 
 I, OF BATH, CW 
 w.— It is grattfying 
 that the Great Sh(H 
 urablyin my case, 
 ' begc-^ofail, all 
 and I bdcame, and 
 ms summer, great- 
 taken with a bad 
 e Humor about th6 
 I and annoyances, 
 head being period- 
 ace, until the pre- 
 it could seemingly 
 have been under 
 aeir treatment did 
 't no better; not 
 [t yes, I may gay 
 lan Remedy; for 
 ▼e taken nearly 
 erfnlly improved, 
 ch was very poor 
 eat hearty, and 
 8 of indigestion, 
 uption about my 
 t that upon my 
 her left me. lam 
 itinue to improve 
 [Qu effect a' final 
 Bruptive Hnmor 
 eh is about all 
 certificate of a 
 
 R. FINKLB, 
 
 2» 
 
 Bath, Lennox and Ad4iagton Go., S«pt,, 1866. 
 T* alt to whom it may eou«,— This is to certify 
 that I have been acquainted with the above men- 
 tioned lady, Mrt. R, R, Finkle for many years, and 
 have known her always to be of the very hlgfaett 
 standing in society and a very candid and credit- 
 aUo person, and I am confident that I can safely 
 vouch for the truth of the above, or any other state- 
 ment made by her. Rav, W, F 8. HARPER, 
 
 Rector of Bath, Ont, 
 
 GREAT CURE AND ADVICE IN CANADA. 
 Abstract from i^ very lengthy letter, 
 UisSRS TouNO ft OaAubiBLAiM.— Dear Sirs, I have 
 taken fourteen bottles of the Oreat Shoshonees 
 Remedjr. and nearly eleven boxes of the Pills, which 
 indeed I do not regret, nor would I, had they been 
 five dollars a bottle, instead of one. At first I 
 believed it wotild help me, and after the third bottle 
 I fonnd a decided improvement in my health, which 
 has been eontinnoos, and I believe I am as sound 
 and as well to-day as I ever was, ftc. 
 
 When I was Qfteen years old, our hired man room- 
 ed with me, and his habits and teachings was mf 
 downfall. The habit, in innocence acquired, des- 
 troyed my ooustitntion, my memory, my mind, and 
 my nervous system. It left me inactive, lazy, stupid, 
 and at times scarcely right in my mind, without 
 power to farm k resolutidn, and waa not at all 
 suspected- for my illness, etc. My parents told me 
 I was laey, and a nobody, and doctors concurred 
 in thek opinion, and 0, 1 was the sufferer in mind 
 and body. Bat I can njoitt noflr, and 1 do rejoice, 
 that I ever met with this Oreat Indian Remedy, 
 
 Bnt often I wished, if I dared, to say to parents, 
 Oh fathers and mothers keep your youths from the 
 bed, tke room, or the company of those who might 
 teach them this awful habit ; and the delicate and 
 apparently modest young man, with whom you sym- 
 pathize and in whom you place hnplicit confidence, 
 is often most apt to be a teacher. Remember this I 
 I say remember iU I sigp my name to this note with 
 the decided ani^erstanding that, if it is published my 
 name will not be. 
 
 We decline giving the name bnt have permission 
 to state that information may be had concerning the 
 above, by addressing a letter post paid to B. B. 
 Box, 20^ Oressey, P. 0;, Prince Edward Co., 0. W. 
 
 CURE OP LIYER OOMPIiAINT, 
 
 tamworth, May 7th, 1868, 
 Hhsbi. OHAMBEBLAm ft Sius.— Gentlemen, I 
 snflbred from Liver Complaint for about five years, 
 after trying several Physicians and finding no reliet 
 trom their medicines, I was induced to try the Great 
 Shoshonees Remedy, and I am happy to say that I 
 am quite well, and would cheerfully recommend it 
 to any one suflbring from the same complaint. 
 
 Your obedient servant, 
 Tc JAMES M, SMITH, 
 
 A DRUGGIST writM thus c'-Bath, Lennox ft Ad- 
 dington Co., Ont., Sept. 6, 1866. Mibsbs. Touho ft 
 CBAMBBBiiAiit— G^^^ntlemen,— Tonr Indian Medicine 
 the Great Shoshoneea Bamedy is commanding a 
 very large sale in this locality. It is giving evety 
 
 satisfaetion, and its sales are oomtantly increasing ; 
 In fact| in every respect^ although bnt a fe^ months 
 introduced, it has become the Medicine of Medicines 
 of the market. If you require it, I can procure 
 many .very strong certificates of cures from most 
 respectable people, who have been using it. I have 
 sold out the last lot you sent me, excepting one bot- 
 tle, A couple of days since I ordered more which 
 J ou will be good enough to hasten along: If. you 
 ave not yet sent them please forward six dozen of 
 the Remedy, and as many of the accompanyitig 
 Pills. Anxiously awaiting their arrival, 
 I am GenUemen, 
 Your obedient Servant, 
 JOHN Q. Mo. T. ROSS. 
 
 Chemist ft Druggist. 
 
 A DRUGGIST WRlTSg/THUS : 
 
 Whitby, 0. 27th Feb., 1867. 
 Mbssbs Yodmo ft OHAi(Broi.AiM,~Gentlemen, th^ 
 sales of your Great Shoshonees Remedy and Pills 
 are still increasing so rapidly that you had b^ttar 
 send me at least half a gross of each at o«ce by 
 exptese. The two dozen gqt eight days ago am al' 
 most gone, and to save trouble in writing so Qften, 
 don't send 'less than six dQ;;eo of the Remedy and 
 as many Pills. There have been S(«ne astonifihiiig 
 cures of Dyspepsia, qf Liver Complaint, cnd^ve^ of 
 Consumption ia this neighbourhood^ from the. use 
 of your Great Remedies which haye forced Vf» to « 
 change of opinion in regard to its mi^ritf siftcalfirst, 
 saw you. I am^ ypiin ressectjr^jy, 
 
 Jai. H. OKUIUB. 
 
 CURE OP RHEUMATISM, 
 MaasRS. CHAHbmLAiH ft fiOiif,— Gentlemen. — I 
 have been a great sufferer with rheumatism so mach 
 so that I could not get aboat my room wHhoat 
 help. I was attended by two skillftil medical meq 
 but found no relief. Hearing so much of the Great 
 Shoshonees Remedy I thought I wonld try it and 
 am happr to st^ta that after taking a few bottle9 of 
 your medicine I find myself able to walk a9 well m 
 ever I did in my life. If you think it advisable yoii 
 may make these foots public as I feel myself forever 
 indebted to you for the benefit received frcan the 
 Great Shoshonees Remedy. 
 
 Yours respectfully, MoKlNZIB BOCTHTG. 
 Napanee, April 28tb, 1869. 
 
 As far as 1 know the statement of Mr. Betting may 
 be relied upon. JOHN SOOTT, 
 
 0. P. Minister. 
 
 CURS OF LUNG DISBA8B. 
 
 Kemptville, April 2dtb, 1869. 
 MisBSB. Ohavbiblaim ft 8lbl«.i— Oentiemen.— I 
 have used the Great Shoshonees Remedy With most 
 marvellous results, Aftout fonr months ago I took 
 
 A BAWAMA aa1,1 V.U2.-U ....AL.3 1 » *- - ^ 
 
 — ,5-t._..t? -jvi TTututi Dciticu XSSI uijr lusgs X cuugscu 
 
 a great deal by day afs well as by night and expec- 
 torated fully a quart of matter every twelve honrs, 
 for some time I had a severe pain mmy 1^ side 
 and also in my left lung. I was nnder the treat- 
 ment of medical men and tried almost everything 
 that i could bear of, bnt all did not do me any 
 good as I continued to grow worse very fast ontu 
 
24 
 
 l.!^?^!'^'"'^' *''°"«''.* *''" *''«'•« ^" not the least I 
 hope of me ew recovering again, bat at last I was 
 
 Eemedy when after taking it for aboutaweelcl 
 began to recover and am now as well and hearty as 
 
 ImlT": ^°*' ' '^*'«''» recommend it to aU 
 aflaicted as I was. „„,, „^ 
 
 s»«,„ K^i- 1 r. ^^^^ KEENAN. 
 
 r^ZT *^fi>" ""^ <t KemptviUe, in the United 
 CaunUes of Leeds a^ Grenville, the 29th day of 
 April, 1869. JOHN WOLFE, J. P? 
 
 CURE OP CONSUMPTION. 
 
 Oiford Mills, April 28, 1868. 
 llJS?n *'"""'«;*'» * SiLLs.-Gentlemen, I 
 2!r7L°*^^'' ?l"'*^ *•"** °^er two years ago I 
 was taken iU. Ihad asevere cough and would^ex- 
 pectorate large quantities of matter, at intervals I 
 In J"1!f r"° "J *•»' '"^' ^"°ft "d night sweats! 
 Slnl^^'H''*'"'*'""!***" ««' ''0"«fi'* ''bout six 
 STn fc ' ''*?' ""''!•■ *•" treatment of medical 
 
 S^T^J?^"'t*""%"2'* *"•"*»» *"« other reme- 
 dies I could hear off but without .the least perma- 
 
 tro';j!f"^Hn'° ""i ^"enl was indulXTy 
 
 Ifter^t n!.^?^ "f"" ^^"^"^^ •« *»>« '"t resort, and 
 afler taking thirteen bottles, I am happy to state 
 
 2te„5? *****'k*''?" *^" ' expected,^r^d aWe S 
 *«?.S.* J^uk"^t*"'''°'"'^^'"°'« "Sing the. remedy^ 
 
 Tours respectftilly, „„„^„ 
 
 Mr R«nr« 17 . • HENRY HARRIS. 
 
 inSnSla^^T'u'".* respectable farmer, resid- 
 and hoiesty! ' '**"°«* «°od character for truth 
 
 A. SPENCER, Curate of KemptviUe, 
 
 health. I never expectelrto get beltur hn» aj-^i 
 tried the medicine m « sor^ ?f forlorn hSw tK 
 caseof mine was not a private one/bSknSw; tJS 
 myneighboursandfriends ; and toinyoneJfflrcMd Jl 
 
 l\Tetetritryr^^'^«''-'--«-^^^^^^ 
 
 MARY ANN DOUGHTY 
 
 ^ Sworn to before me at Madoc, Count v of H«tYn^" 
 
 this ninth day of February, 18G9 ^ "f Hastings, 
 
 I hereby certify that I havetn^w^Mr^ Varv '/„°„' 
 Doughty for the last fifteen yearsTshe s- awU^ 
 of probity and truth. I have known her before T 
 ring, and since her illness. I believe her certifcato 
 to be true m every particular. I know that 3 
 111 her case was declared hopeless: and Iknow tkit 
 ahe has, since her recoveryfalwaVs attributed £ 
 recov-ery to the Shoshonees Remedy. Whatever 
 may be the peculiar properties of this medkine o„e 
 thingis cerUiin, that in her case, it has acted Almost 
 like the performance of a miracle. 
 
 Warde n^ Coun ty of Hastings, Ont. 
 
 CURE OP ERYSIPELAS. 
 i,o?f * '^"''"«— Vy dear sir, allow me to say that I 
 tnr?o«.f r^^ «'^*V^ ^'<»" ^"««e which the doc 
 tors called Erysipelas ; and by the solicitations of 
 my friends I procured three bottles of your Great 
 .hoshosnees Remedy; and ithas, in my caJe, wrouX 
 a perfect cure; and I would earnesUy adv^^se any 
 one suffering from this wretched disease^ tf thej 
 wish to be permanently and hasUly cured to adont 
 the same treatment without delay ' ^ 
 
 JOHN T. HOPKINS, St. Louis. 
 
 CURB OP WEAKNESS OP THE ANCLES. 
 To Messrs. Chambbblain & Sills, Conway P. O. 
 Madoo, County of Hastings, 
 
 rm.( * . Province of Ontario, Feb. 9th. 1869 
 I ^teL^nwuf^ that during the' winter of 1866 
 KiJSaTlv dnrini ':.''"^'"'?««« f the ancles, which 
 S?knt. : r * *•" spring of 1867, extended to 
 
 nL^- ^?'" ''''°"* *^° years, while this weak 
 Zfl.T.f'?''''*"".""'''"'! afterwards I sSt 
 ZS'!Sj''*'/."P'°y'°/' "' <^'ff«'«"* times, three 
 S^frSids r/**";"*' °^**'^*'"'"*^^''«'P"»«ribed 
 «^,;I /' **"* °^ °° *^''>l- I continued to iret 
 worse and worse until the summer of 1868 when I 
 
 b/readtlhl" ''' *"' P^' Shoshonees'R?medy 
 thiab'm^?h-!i*'i!L"'P"'°'^^^ in a pamphlet. At 
 hand^^tnfl^^'^*""'***.^"''' ^'^^ 'weakness in my 
 Jfkl/J K**^,^ was getting almost helpless. I havi 
 h^i of thrt*'n.°"^' Shoshonees Remedy and two 
 boxes of the pills and I am entir,ely restored to 
 
 CURE OP HUMOR ON HEAD AND NECK. 
 
 K.!?n'^*""':"~"y '^''e and two daughters had a 
 bad Humor about the head and neck For some 
 
 E y V °^V '" ^''^ 'h.ir hair cut rSl 
 short, a good part of which fell out. Sores were 
 continually breaking out on their heads, nSs and 
 ears, and also o« their fingers and toes ; hut i Sn 
 
 vonng to have them cured ; but all to no purpose 
 Sometimes we thought, now we have the medicine 
 but as usual it failed. When 1 heard of yourRemedy 
 I must say I had faith in it. I procured two Ses 
 
 "no"med.V '°"«'\!.' 'l°"'« ^'''^ said it wa's^^'S 
 ^naii^? ""'^,"5"'*' ?*^^ "y effect on them. 
 Finally I prevailed on them to try it, and whenthev 
 had used this quantity, with the tills andThe HeaN 
 ing Ointment, (which we make according to your 
 directions,) being evidently better, they wereven- 
 anxious for more. I got two other bottles wS 
 they took willingly, and the three of them havrnow 
 
 curinVthem.' '"''' *"** " ^"'^'^ the eSc"Tf 
 BENJAMIN SNIDER, Sandhill, HI. 
 
 
 iilU liii 
 
 'kwr 
 
 ilffH ;.'i iiU ifil;.! 
 
 ■a .?, 
 
 
 ■flt 
 
 '■it v>;Mr 
 
 ,^' 
 
•to get better, but Bimply 
 rt of forlorn hope. This 
 rate one, but known to all 
 ; and to anyone afflicted as 
 f the Shoshonees Remed j ; 
 
 lARY ANN DOUGHTY, 
 idoc, County of Hastings, 
 '■, 1869, 
 
 A.P. WOOD.J. P. Ac. 
 roknownMrs. Mary Ann 
 years ; she is- a woman 
 
 ive known her before, du- 
 I believe her certificate 
 ar. I know that while 
 )peles8; and I know that 
 r, always attributed her 
 ses Remedy. Whatever 
 lies of this medicine, one 
 ease, it has acted almost 
 iiracle. 
 
 A. F. WOOD, J. i\ 
 unty of Hastings, Ont. 
 
 rSIPELAS. 
 
 , allow me to say that I 
 disease which the doc- 
 l by the solicitations of 
 bottles of your Great 
 bas, in my case, wrought 
 Id earnestly advise any 
 itched disease, if they 
 hastily cured, to adopt 
 delay. 
 rOPKINS, St. Louis. 
 
 aSAD AND NECK, 
 d two daughters had a 
 and neck. For some 
 :ep tht'ir hair cut very 
 fell out. Sores were 
 their heads, necks, and 
 rs and toes ; but I can 
 one unturned in endea- 
 but all to no purpose, 
 ive have the medicine, 
 heard of your Remedy 
 [ procured two bottles, 
 hey said it was no use 
 any eflfect on them. 
 ' try it, and when they 
 he Pills and the Heal- 
 ike according to your 
 otter, they were very 
 ' other bottles which 
 iree of them have now 
 has bad the effect of 
 
 tDBR, Sandhill, 111. 
 
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 toi 
 
 1 r '"^''""""'^^ai 
 
 m oth« Remedies, at: 
 duteaaes ht wiuch it & 
 
 witiiity unless ^tste are two^j^ 
 Thew ^U» are maijtufiiolttred ^^"J^ 
 tMM, fiom 'stteh of % vetf, ^^^^^mlWIH 
 fe^'as a» perfeotfyH?9Bq^ita^?ii^|h!^i^y ' 
 Qmi SlKM^odees Ite*ed^^ l^^44',i^^0[ 
 
 
 ^ m of' <mm fey thi*' Ifoaitettjf, 'fc^liipii^iii^^^i 
 
 
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 BRITISH AMERICAN MANUFACTORY. 
 
 CONDUCTED BY 
 
 CHAMBEELAIN & SILLS, 
 
 (LATE YOUNG & CHAMBERLAIN,) 
 CONWAY, LENNOX Co., P. Ontario. 
 
 READ THIS. 
 
 • 13c it distinctly rcmcj^ibcrotl, that whereas the Great Sho.honeos Ecmcdy is ^var-' 
 
 ranted to cure the first and second Stages of Consun^ption, it i. not warranted, nor at all' 
 recommended, to cure the third or last stage of that disea.e.-Use the Remedy in the fir«t 
 and second stages of Consumption and it will cure the disease, but in the third or la^t 
 stage, thougli It often relieves the patient, it will not, it will not. n.ain it will not effect a 
 
 Z''~^IT : ""^^ '"®''' ""'^ '^''' '^'' ^'"''^^y ^^-^ll !-■ ^"-'^"^•-1 "^ ^-ove for not 
 curing the third or last stage of Consumption. 
 
 WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR CANADA. 
 
 For Kingston, 
 E. H. PARKER, 
 HENRY SKINNER. 
 
 For Montreal, 
 LYMANS, CLARE & Co. 
 HENRY, SIMPSON & Co. 
 EVANS, MERCER & Co. 
 
 For Belleville, 
 R. HOLDEN & Co. 
 
 For Newcastle, 
 NORTHROP & LYMAN. 
 
 For Toronto, " 
 
 LYMAN, ELLIOT & Co. 
 DUNSPAUGH & WATSON. 
 
 For Aylmer, Ont., 
 T. T. MANN. 
 
 For Hamilton, 
 J. WINER & Co. 
 T. BICKLE & SON. " 
 A. HAMILTON & Co. 
 
 For London, 
 
 JOHN WILLIAMS & Co. 
 HEATHFIELD & PRIESTLY, 
 B. A. MITCHELL. 
 
 For St. Thomas, 
 C. G. RICH. 
 
 For Arnprior, 
 JOHN T. wait. 
 
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