FRELIGH’S REMEDY 
POSITIVELY OTJRKB 
Neuralgia, 
Rheumatism, 
(3-out, and 
Nervous Headache. 
It la un Internal remedy, carefully prepared according to the preaerlptlon of an eminent pbydrlan. and 
tho moat aggravated fomi» of theoe painful diaeaaet, for It completely oradicaluH the cauae from the ayalem 
NEVER FAILS TO CURE 
READ A FEW TESTIMONIALS. 
Aiti.koatk, Jaoknon Co., Okkoon, I 
March 45, '7O. f 
H. 0. A. Mchpht: 
Hin: Frallgh'a Remedy came aafo to hand, and an 
elderly man who wan affected with partial parulyalaand 
pnina In lilm Joliilh Una been ao fur benefited by a few 
donee that he deposited a dollar with me thla morning 
to gel him a bottle, and 1 cneloae you a two dollar bill 
for two bottler Youra reaped fully, 
Kiiwakii Wilson. 
PARTIAL PARALYSIS 
Ithaca. N. Y., Aug. 40, 1878. 
8. O, A. Mukpiit: 
Hrau Kir:—Mr. stamp and ouraelvea have given It a 
thorough teat for Hoadacbe It doer the buaineaa well. 
We have let a good many try It and It give, aaliafactfon. 
Youth reaped fully. 
11. K. A M. C. Jonrb. 
A THOROUGH TEST FOR IIEADACHK 
IT UAH NO EQUAL. 
iWIItTKiiALL, N. Y.. Oct. 81, 1H77. 
H. 0. A. MURI’HY. Knq ; Aa I have Hald to you hereto- 
fore that your medielne wan 1 re|>ent again 
that no medicine I ever lined proved mi much uac to me 
ah Frellgh's Remedy for Rbeumatlam. * • • • 1 wa* 
a great sufferer and could not sleep till I found your 
medicine, and nlnce then and ItnttwMnUli/after ualng it 
1 have slept well and nweidly, and cannot nay too much 
In favor of your remedy. Ueorok C. Torry. 
Hold by dragglnta. Price One Dollar. 
ITCIH lINVALUABLE 
Vosn no Lac, Wi»., March 8, 1878. 
Mr. S. O. A. Mtrui’iir:—• • * We have *o far Intro- 
duced It (the Remedy) only to aome of our wealrhie*t 
lamille*, and they all aar It ha* no equal for Neuralgia 
and RheumatUm. We fee I confident (bat we will have 
a big aala for the Remedy. 
Youra reepectfully, 
DITTKR A MITCHELL, DrnggUu 
CUKKH CHRONIC RHEUMATISM | 
WOULD NOT UK WITHOUT IT 
A4B Bhoauwat, N. V.. March 18, 1874. 
8. O. A. Murphy: 
Dxar Sin:—• • • • I am happy to aay that your 
Invaluable remedy baa been of the greateel aervlce to 
my wife, who ha* been Buffering for *omc week* from 
Chronic Khciimaliam. She ha* u*ed two bottle* only, 
and l« mow able to move around a little IMcaae *cnd 
by bearer two bottle* more. Your*, etc., 
William Mookk. 
WALK AULA. H. C., Feb. 15, IK7D. 
8. 0. A. M tinpiiv. 
Die ah Hoc Unclosed pleane find five dollar**. • • • 
In fact, I would not now he without It, an It In Invalu- 
able for thoHe who are a (Hided with the diseases which 
It la Htated to cure. Vouch vi«ry truly, 
Rrv. J. C. McMahon. 
Milwaukkk, Win., May 17. 1878. 
H. o. A Mirni*iir: 0 
Dkau Sin:—* ♦ • ♦ I uacd to Buffer terribly from 
Neuralgia In my tenth, Hd nothing would rellm me 
until H( mu* one recommended your remedy. since thru 
I huve b«MB all right, anil whenever an attack *eem* U> 
bo coming, / enn cheek it inelanlly. 
Q. C. (Jt'XXAUA. 
UHKD TO SUFFER TERRIBLY 
Abrhdkkn, Mine., March 14, 1874. 
8. O. A. Mt'RPBY: 
Knclo*ed y.ui will find five dollar*. for value of wliicli 
plea*e *end Err Ugh'* Remedy. I Buffered vary much 
from Neuralgia while In New York recently, and found 
myeelf much benefited by it. I would like to introduce 
it Into my practice. Hiwpcclfullv. 
W. A. fCvAMs. M. 1) 
“ WILL INTRODUCE IT IN PRACTICK.,, 
If your druggist does not keep Frellgh’s Remedy it will be forwarded upon tho receipt of 
one dollar, by 
S. 0. A. MURPHY, General Apt, U Park Place, New York. 'l WONDER HOW MRS. TONES MANAGES 
TO KEEP. HER COMPLEXION i SOI PURE 
AND FRESH, EVERY NIGHT GF HER 
LIFE SHE IS OUT AT DINNERS OR 
BALLS, AND IN CONSEQUENCE MUST BE 
VERY FATIGUED.BESIDES WHEN SHE 
CAME BACK FROM THE COUNTRY HER 
FACE WAS VERY MUCH TANNED AND 
freckled:’-"why,my DEAR.SHEUSES 
BLOOM 01? YOUTMTHAT 
IS HER SECRET'*"-" 
AS YOU ARE MY COUSIN,! DONT 
MIND LETTING YOU INTO THE 
SECRET OF MAMMA'S ETERNAL 
YOUTH WITH ALLHER FORTY 
AND ODD YEARS.- 
SHE MAKES FREE USE OF 
IIAIRDSRIiOOM DrYOUTH 
(T) 
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The world has yet allowed no higher mission to woman than to be heauti 
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THAT HORRID FEVER WOULD 
RUIN MY COMPLEXION FOR LIFE, 
but Laird's Bxxiqm 0 f Youth 
HAS SETTLED THAT QUESTION 
WITH A LOVELY SUCCESS. 
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