Daily Colonist (1893-04-29) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1893-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

MR. C. C. HAUN.

The following remarkable facts aro fully certified to aa being undeniably correct iu ever)' particular. Mr. Haun is well know^n in the vicinity, having resided hero over liftv years, and is highly respected as a niau of the strioteat honor, whose word is as good as bis bond.

Aa will bo seen from his letter, four physicians had attcmled him, nnd it waa only after he had givm np hope of cure that ho decided to try liiudock Blood Bittera on tho rooonimoiidation of a neighbor who had been cured of a similar discaso by ita use. Mr. Haun -writes aa follows:

L)i:.\n Sins,—I think I bavo been ono of the worst snfforers you have yet heard of, liaviiig been si.K years in tlio bands of four of our best doctors •without ohtuining pcrinaneiifc relief, but continually growing wor.-^o, until almost beyond hope ot recovery, i tried your Bitters and j^ot ivlict iu a few davti. JCvi ry organ of my body was deranged, the liver tnhirged, liaideiud and torpiil, the herrt and (lij;esti-. c or^aiM ficriouslv tieran;;i'd, a hu-;.',o iihMcess in my Lack, fidlowed by piinilv.dfi oi tho right leg, in fact the lower half of my iM.'dy was entirely nseless. After using liurdoclt Blood Bitters for a few daya the ab:ii-cas burst, discharging fidly live quaits of pu^i in two hours. I felt as if I had received a shock from a powerful battery. ?Iy re; covery after this was steady and the euro permanent, Kceiug that for tlio four yearu Billed bavo had as good lu'iilth aJ ever I had. I still take an occasional bottle, not. that I need it but because I wish to keep jny system iu perfect working order. I can think of no more remarkahlo case than what I bavo inyscli passed through, nnd no words can express my thankfuluesb for such perfect recovery.

c. c. n.M-N-,

Welland P.O.

In this connection Iho follov.-tnr:; lettor from T. Cuiuines, JCscp, a leading dru^;^;ist of Welland, t)nl., six'aks for itseii; IMe-sra. T. Milburn iV Co., 'J'oronto.

Gi:Nrr.i:.ui;N-,—1. have been pcrsniiallv nccpiaiuted with Jlr. G. C. Ilauu for tlie last 20 years, and have always found him a very reliable man. You may place the utiiiosu eoolidenco in aiiytliiii;; ho says with regard to your medicine, lie has on many occasions v.-illun tho hist four yeai-s told "mo that it v.-as marvellous the way the Pan-dock Blood Bitters had cure.I liiiu, and that he now felt as able to do a ilay'M work as lio over felt in his life. Although quite well ho .still takes some B. Ji. B. occasionally, as he says, to keep him iu perfect health.

Yours tnily,

Tnojus CciiTS'ES,

Welland, Ont.

Tho stoadily increasing salo of B, B. B., tho length of time it has been before the people, and tho fact that it cures to stoy cured, attest tho sterling-merit of. thia monarch of medicines, the people's favorite blood purifier, tonic and regulator.

niSCEU.ANEOIIS.

GOLB I2AGK SEG.

(DHUTZ & OEUDBRlHAHjrS)

■HE WINE OF ALL "BOM YIYAMTG.

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