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IODINE WATER, A SOLUTION OF Pure Iodine in Pure Water, Prepared only by DR. H. ANDERS & CO., ‘Physicians and Chemists, No. 428 Broadway, New York. 38 Aete Upon the BEART, LIVER, KIDNEYS, DIGESTIVE ORGANS, t GLANDULER SYSTEM. 4 Ite Powpgages very Eregt powtre 4 Gres ditegees, rer a 6 little cr bo contrci. (or ci h othed rém Yeoulnences oF a PURE SOLUTION, apd ite. \poellence apa Medicine, are attested by some of the mogt distinguished names known to felence, i 9 America and in Europe. The nis, \gd succes which b of this rem ‘egy in private pra dorsement ot | bigh medical authority, enable us te recommen. \ JODINE WATER attended the use ice, and the en Por the Care of | Berofula in all its manifold forms, Consumpi ‘{9D, Cancer, Bronchitis, Heart, Liver and ) \docy Diseases, Bil- ious Fevers, Fever an % Ague, Nervous Bheume- Affeetions, Neuralgia, tiam, Pemaie Weaknerter, » Dys- pepela, Bmacietion, General Debility, Syphilis, Mer- chris) §=—-—dDisease, pnd ol) those distressing ond aifligting nidladies which arlée from on onseedlod, vitiated etate of tho blood, defeeiive rows wptre aime sphere, dc. ap AS A TORIC she operation of JODIN: strengthening he digsetive IODINE WATER. the appetite. In cases of dyspepsia, emaciation and debility, an iacreased nutrition of the body is the result of ite employment. The patient re covers flesh, strength and color; hitherto pale, relaxed and feeble, he becomes full, strong and florid. Jodine Water i put up in sixteen ounce ginke stoppered bottles, with full directions around each bottle, that it may be used as a family medicine, as well as by the profession. TO THE PRACTITIONER we would pay, the uniform strength of lodine Wa- ter may be relied upon as containing % grains Jodine in each fluid ounce of pure water. Itis not tiable to decomposition nor spontancously formed inequalities, neither is the Iodine neutral- | ized by combination with any ingredient. The dose may be regulated according to desire, with the certainty of sucb reeults as be may anticipate, while no unpleasant or injurions censequences willanee from its continued ose, rendering this solution superior to apy other method in which Jodine can be exhibited. Ever since Jodine was firet used in medicine the ; aim of chemists and pbyticians has been to intro- )-duce itip ite pore state into the system; but on account of its ineolubility in water (requiring | 7,000 times ste own weight of watcr to dissolve it) it hae been prescribed in a compound form, ren- dering it impossible to regulate the dose, or an- i ticipate its effects upon the system, In 184 Dr. Henry Anders (the senior partner of our firm, and & member of the medical Faculty of this city), after fifteen years of labor and experiment, dis- covered ® chemical procese which enabled him to dissolve lodine in pure water, without a eolvent. This, considered impossible by the scientific world, ip attested by certificates of analysis from Dr. James R. Chilton, of this city, and Professor J.C. Booth, United States Mint, Philadelphia, and the importance of this discovery was so highly appreciated by the Faculty that it wae publiehed ip the medica) journals, and recommended to prac- titioners. (See beow). The action of Iodine upon the Human Syserem has engaged the attention of some of the most ecientife minds of the age, and the amount of ability, cal, and assiduity which bas been devot- ed to the elucidation of ite effects has not been ex- ceeded ip the instance of any other article in Hateria Medica. Yet to the genera) reader very little ie Known of thie peculiar eubstance. That the public may be enlightened as to the Batore and uees of Iodine, and be led to appreciate the benefit to be derived from thie discovery, an outiine of ite history ie herewith sibjeined. Jodine ip a non-metallic, elementary body. It exists in certain marine vegetables, particularly the foci, or common seaweed; in some fresh water plants, among which are the water-cress brooklime, and fine-leaved water-hemlock; in the animal kingdom, in the sponge, oyster, various polypi, ete. It is also found in the mineral kingdom, in certain salt springs, in a rare Mexi- can mineral combined with silver, and in the sinc ore of Silesia; aleo in various mineral aprings jn thie country and in Europe, highly esteemed for te Medicinal properties; and it may safely be 8010 thet ail the Lenot derived from drinking the water of the Congres# and Saratoga waters, the Saltz of Piedmont, King’s Well at Bath, &o., is owing to the [odine which they contain. 'The various species of fucus and ulva thrown by the wavee of the Atlantic ocean on the coasts | of Scotland (the Hebrides and Orkney Islands), | Ireland, Guernsey and Brittany contain the largest | qoantitice of thie valuable element—the richest | weed yielding from eight to fourteen pounds per | ton, while the poorest realize no more than tour | or five pounds inthe same amount. These sea weeds, having been gathered, are burned at a low temperature, producing a dark colored vitreous | maes called Kelp, from whieh the rough iodine of commerce is obtained. This, having undergone the process of resublimation, produces iodine chemically pure, and is the article we use. Iodine was accidentally diecovered in the year 1812, chemical experiment & boda man turer of Paris. Ite chemical pertics were examined with much care by Gay ray by Cc | We | | bility in Luseac and Sir Mamphrey Davy. lodine is solid he ordinary temperat of a foliated appear ¢,ofat h-black color. Its specific gravity 84.946. It basa pe netrating odor, some what similar to that of chlorine. It eesses in a high degree electronegative propertic 1 at? degrees Farenheit, and boils at rece; evaporates, if moisture is present, at ordi ary temperatures, and at a moderate heat flies off in a beautiful violet colored vapor, whence its name from the Greek word which heads this ar ticle Jodine, besides being employed in the arte and for philorophical illustrations, for ments &c., ix also used as one of the most pc articles in Materia Medica by the medics alty in | every quarter of the globe. 1 wae ret employed in medi ' | quence of an idea which, about the year 1820, wuggerte { to Dr. Coindet, of ¢ that the arhee the Fucus vesi i burnt sponge (long celebrated,for the cure rofelows | affect might owe their specific virtues to the porsession of this ingredient. This supposition very e¢ ¢ived ample verification at the bands of Dr. Fyfe and others, from the succc that were made with lodine, thus eplendid “example he action science upon the physical necessities of the bur race On looking back into the medicinal history of burnt sponge, we find that it was apy to the treatment of serofula ata very early date. We may gather from Dioscorides and Pliny that they beliey t ficial in affections of this cla Mar vccords hie testimony to ite utility | bh purulent expecte The more definite ttatemente of modern rs, however, giv really to understand that burnt sponge is far | from owing all ite virtues to the itnagination, an | idea which the character of the early writings | Would be apt to inspire hae he Thirteenth tur | enth century dow Coindes'* discovery, ite name (burnt seem ve been associated with ecrofulous af fections of the neck King’s Evil ingly as qvinine ie connected wit fever at the present day Thus Jodine was introduced into medicine in an tu. *je# of experience before putt . tific’ Axpect which it weare at present. It is hard 0 conceive of any more ivineing teatin als ‘© the sterling worth of dy thar ) have been thas perseveringiy, thong ed wo, physicia despised uely, hat the ae absurd were yet and empirica ribo it by the ar a tration eri be 1 ™ ration | Swelling have been cured, and IODINE WATER. ployed in various diseases with the most marked advantage. Dr. Alexander Manson, of St. Mary’s Hospital, Nottingham, Eogland, in his highly interesting werk on ‘The Effects of Iodine,” uses this lan- guage:—''My attention had for some time been directed to discover the active matter in burnt sponge that proves remedial in Bronchocele (scrofulous affections of the glands of the neck), when I learnt through the’‘medium of the London medical journals that Dr. Coindet had employed Jodine in the cure of Goitre with very great suc: cess, J immediately obtained a supply of this sub- stance, and experience very soon convinced me of its superior powers over burnt sponge in the cure of that disease. When employed in administering Jodine in the cure of Bronchocele! was so fortunate as to discover several new*facts, and partly*from these and partly from analogy I was induced to extend,"the employment of this medicine to the cure of other diseases, viz:—Bronchocele or Goitre, Paralysis, Chorea or St. Vitus’ Dance, Screfula, Serofulous Ophthalmia, Deafness, Diss- phagia, White Swellings and Distortion of the Spine. I have recommended the treatment by iogine in these cases, not from caprice or fondness for novelty, but because I fonnd it much more effi- cacions than any other method with which J am acquainted, * * * I have treated upward of eighty cases of Scrofula and Scrofulous Ophthal- mia with iodine, and in a very large proportion of the cases, when the medicine was persevered in, the disease was either cured or the general health and Jocal disease very much ameliorated. Iam not without hopes that in Iodine we possess a remedy that bids fairer than any other to prevent the formation of tubercles (in the lungs), or to dissipate them in their incipient state. But, with respect to the efficacy of Iodine in Scrofula and Berofulous Ophthalmia, I] think my experience warrants me in pronouncing it to be, by far, the most powerful and energetic medicine that I have employed in the cure of these diseases.” Dr. Charles Cogswell, of Edinburg, remarks:— “As Todine acts so powerfully on the digestive tube, it should also affect the urinary organs; many of the members decidedly experienced these secondary effects. Moreover, since Iodine acts not only upon the surface of the intestines, but algo on that of the parte which open into them, on the glands of the mouth and stomach, it should in- crease the salivary, gastric, pancreatic and bviary secretions, It must, therefore, modify in a high degree the processes of assimilation and nutrition if properly employed. Should we not expect the best effects from it in diseases of the viscera, depending upon weakness and a con- gested state of these organs, in scrofula and simi- lar affections’? He further says:—‘Though p powerful agent, it usually ‘acquires ite sway by slow and obscure approaches.” “It has been proved by Dr. Buchanan, of Glas- gow, Cantu, and othere, that Iodine enters into a number of the secretions, and it has been detected in the urine, sweat, milk and blood; but it does notaccumulate in the system, as was proven by Drs. Mansop, Becquerel and Dalton.’” “Todine has the power of dissolving mercury and lead, and the presence of organic matter does not prevent these changes. It dissolves metallic mer- cury, and all the mercurial) compounds which can possibly occur in the living body. Meleens is of the opinion that Jodine acts curatively in these cases, by diseolving the fixed union existing be- tween the metal and the organic tissues, and by forming a eoluble compound, which passes off by the kidneys. Dr. Seguin, a French physician, praizes its effects in obstinate intermittents which have resisted quinine. Dr. Lugo mentions in- stances, among his scrofulouspatients. in which it cured obstructed and painful menstruations. It has been affirmed, in the London Lancet, that in cases of suppressed measles and scarlatina it will frequently induce ® healthy reaction under the most desperate circumstances. “The ue of lodine in Neuralgia has been of the utmost benefit. A patient whose life had ‘been embittered for five years with neuropathic mala- dies, and who suffered at the time from a very painful affection of the head and neck, with occa- sional and frequent pain of the arms and legs, was speedily relieved, and within six weeks complete- ly cured, after arsenic, mercury and most of the narcotics had been prescribed in vain. In differ- ent forms of Rheumatism, Jodine has been given with the preatest snecess. When Rheumatism as- sumes a chronic form, or if there should exista strumous or syphilitic taint, no remedy is equal to Todine. In glandular enlargements and morbid growth the power of Iodine is highly estcomed. In induration and enlargement of the liver or spleen, where mereury has failed or is inadmissi- ble. Todine forms the best recourse Dr. Horace Green, President of the New York Medical College, is of the opinion’that an increased nutrition of the body, or embonpoint, is the result of the employment of Iodine. He further says, in the administration of Iodine in follicular diseases, “T have found almost invariably a specific effect produced upon the organs of secretion by the use of the medicine, and equally salutary are the effects produced ordinarily on the digestive org most intere been accomplished by tl indebted to the eminent Paris, for the most extended a searches in the use of Todine in the different forms of Scrofula. This physician began a systematic ourse of treatment with this remedy in the St. Louis Hospital, Paris, in 18! He made known bis results in three memoirs, shed in 1829, 1530 and 1831, in which he infers (iat the most ae- ? ticipated when Iodine issulved in pure water. memoirs give the detaile of a success Which would stagger belief were not the results ibstantiated by committecs of distinguished phy- sicians of the French Royal Academy of Sciences The most happy results are recorded of the treatment of Rheumatism, both chronic and acute, and in Syphilis, where the distress and agony were ng re- use of Iodine. Dr. Lugol, of 1 valuable re- g results may be « Thee also | almost unendurable, the patient has been relieved in an exceedingly short time. M ses of White some where mach disorganization bad occurred and the lose of 1 whole limb was apprehended, the ase of Jodine srrested the destructive process and the limbs were preserved. The great objection to the f lodine as a hitherto has been ite supposed insolu water, and the necessity administer. ing it in combination with some other substance ther to neutralize the lodine, or eub- aalities or de ible to intro. the system, or use medicine alated ¢ ject it to spontaneously formed ine omposition ; hence it was imp e ke in ite pure state ir to regulate the dose as might be desired. This * happily obviated by Dr. Anders’ discovery, as the solution is always of uniform strength, con taining three-quarter grains pare Todine in each fluid ounce of pure wate It is warranted to re- hanged, provided it is kept in well sto ottles main on pered t | line Water is readily abec ajo the sye- tem and passes into the mass of the blood, modi- fying the condition of that finid, and in this man- ner exerte a new influence npon the morbid tisaues f the body, exciting the ex reane to re eplaced by We do uot e* in chroni 8 gradual pro rmining the elieve that te os whi the ayetem. slowly the and organism; but w en tieense a chron and that effects are NEW yORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER Ul, 1863—TRIPLE SHEET, _ FRR SO ee ee ee IODINE WATER. The great success which has attended the use of Jodine Water in our own practice, and in the hands of those who have used it, enables us to recom- mend it to the practitioner and the public as a su- perior remedy for the cure of chronic diseases, which have resisted other treatment, feeling con- fident that with @ fair trial it will attest ite own excellence, DR. H. ANDERS’ Iodine Liniment For External Use, for the Allaying of Inflammation, the Reduction of Tumors and Sprains, and the Alleviation of Pain. As it ie the nature of many diseases that, while they yield either to an internal or to an external treatment, when both are combined more speedy results: are frequently obtained, we were led to prepare this Liniment, to be used in connection with Iodine Water, that while Iodine Water at- tacks the citadel of disease, the Liniment will excite the exhalants of the skin to remove the existing morbid secretions. The evidence of the success of these remedies and the facts enumerated above we will be le ased to show to any who will call at our office. DR. H. ANDERS & C0, Physicians and Chemists, 428 Broadway, New York. TESTIMONIALS. CERTIFICATE OF THE LATS DR. JAMES R. CHILTON,. ‘TRE CELEBRATED CHEMIST. I have analyzed the “IODINE WATER” pre- pared by Dr. Anders, and find itto be a sdlution of pure Iodine in water. It has long been a de- sideratum to prepare Jodine go that it can be ad- ministered in its uncombined etate; this prepara- tion by Dr. Anders enables ns to effect that object. Each fluid ounce of the Water contains about half a grain of Iodine. I consider it a valuable pre- paration, and one which will prove serviceable in all those casee where the uso of Jodine is indicated, JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D., Chemist. New Yonrg, May 22, 1856. CERTIFICATE YROM FROFBESOR JAMES C. UNITED STATES MINT, PHILADSLPDA. Da. Hexny ANDERS: — The sample of Iodine Water, tested by me, I find to be Iodine dissolved in pure water. Re- spectfully yours, JAMES C. BOOTH. Pruvaperruta, June 27, 186€. BooTH, CERTIFICATE OF DR. 2. WHITNEY. GENTLEMEN—I have examined your Pure Iodine Water, and find ita pure solution of Iodine, con taining a sufficient quantity for all practical pur- poses as a remedial agent. I have used it in ob- stinate cases of scrofula, and can attest its supe- rior value in the treatment of this class of disease. T am fully convinced your solution of lodine in pure water is far preferable to any other!form in which it has hitherto been used. Respectfully yours, E. WHITNEY, M. D., 402 Fourth avenne New York, Oct. 13, 1866. IODINE WATER. number of cases, and find it safe, conve- In my judgment it is the best Yours, truly, L. W. OGDEN, M. D. Naw Yonrx Ciry, Nov. 13, 1863. it nient and efficient. preparation pow in use, Remarks from the July number, 1856, of the American Medical Monthly, edited by Edward H. Parker, A. M.,M. D., late Professor of Anatomy in the New York Medical College:— Topins Warer.—Samples of ja preparation with this name have been sent to us by Dr. Anders, of this city, by whom it is prepared. Chemists gen- erally state that Jodine can be dissolved in water, but that the’solution is a very weak one, contain- ing in fact only 1.7000 part of Iodine by weight. Dr. Anders states that this is only a simple eolu- tion in Croton water, and may be made as strong as three-quarters of a grainto the ounce. The preparation is a decidedly brown fluid, with a strong smell and taste of Iodine. When allowed to stand inan open vessel the color and taste both | disappear, the remainder being simply limpid wa- ter. We have seen acopy of the report of an analy- sia made by Dr. Chilton, in which he states that he finds it ‘to be a solution of pure Iodine in water.” It is a question of interest, by no means unworthy of investigation, what may befthe therapeutical value of this preparation. If we can inthis way introduce pure Iodine into the system, without combination with any other substance, important results may follow. Practitioners should remem- ber this solution when prescribing Iodine. The Bible Examiner for August, 1863, edited by the Rev. George Storrs, contains the following no- tice:— Topixg Warter.—In this number of our mag- azine we introduce to the attention of our readers this medical preparation. We have done so, not for pay, nor because our pages are used asa IODINE WATER. The cancer eat into the flesh until the bone exposed. While he was in this state I was mended to you. On examining him you scribed Iodine Water and Iodine Liniment. being under your treatment five months he cured. The disease has never returned, and hé a bale, hearty boy. Youra, &., M. FLAX, Foose Carpenter, 146 Forty-first etreet. New Yonrs, Jan, 23, 1869, Da, H. Anpgns & Co.:— j Gents—It affords me the highest pleasure to inform you that your Iodine Water bas entirely, cured my son Felix of chronic inflammatory rheus. matism. His limbs and his extremities . we drawn up and his heart was so affected as to jar his whole body by its exccssive palpitations. T. BERTELING, Musical Instrumente, 167 Bowery. ; Tus Wortp OFricg, } New Yong, Oct. 2, 1863, Dr. H. Anpers & Co. j Gents—-Having used your Iodine Water in & very bad and Jong standing case of dyspep: I would offer my testimony to its superior efficacy in the cure of that troublesome and enervi complaint. Respectfully, H ROBERT REA. Bincnamron, Broome county, N. yo} June 12, 1863. Dr. H. Anpgrs & Co.:— > GexrLemzn—Please send me by American Ex, press one bottle of your Iodine Water, for which I enclose one dollar. I want it immediately, as have tried one bottle in my family and find it a most valuable medicine! Yours respectfully, * E. E. HAWLEY, At Lewis House. medium of advertisement—for we have uniformly declined them; but gratitude to God, and a sense of obligation to Dr. Anders & Co., has made us insert the following:— My only son, George F. Storrs, now thirty- seven years old, has been afflicted, for some dozen years, more or less, with painful swellings and inflammations in various parts of his body; often- times, seemingly, he was near to death; thena respite for a season, but only for a return of the disease with more violence. For the past three years he has had an open sore of hia breast, and latterly one near his collar bone, with ulceration in his throat, that was rapidly increasing, so that dissolution appeared inevitable. In this condition he applied to Dr. Anders & Co. By the use of the Iodine Water the ulceration in his throat disap- peared in a short time. Continuing its use, in Jess than two months he was apparently healed, and his general health much proved. This son, whom I had feared wou!d fall asleep in death before this summer should close, is now, appa- rently, io a fair way to recover as perfect health as is common to our mortal etate. In gratitude to God, who has thus answered prayer, and in jus- tice to Dr. Anders & Co., I have made this state- ment, satisfied that there is virtue in the Jodine Water treatment, which the readers of thie maga- zine will thank its editor for bringing to their notice. GEO. STORES. Rev. Geo. Storrs, residence No. 62 Hicks street, Brooklya, N. Y. JuLy 27, 1863. Dr. H. Anpene & Co.:— Gents—I have taken one bottle of Iodine Water with decided advantage for a chronic Bronchitis of several years standing. Yours, &c., A. MANN, Jx., No. 39 Wall street. Easr Hamrron, L. J., May 10, 1863, Dr. H. Anpers & Co.:— Gexts.—The package of Iodine Water came all right. My disease is that of the mitral valve of the heart. Before using the Iodine Water a grating sound being very distinct, even so distinct that it could be heard without difficulty with my overcoat buttoned. not to be heard. Yours, truly, GEORGE L. LESTER. New York, May 1, 1563. Dr. H. Anners & Ci GeNTLEMBN~It is with pleasure that I certify to the value of Iodine Water, having been hene- fited by it myself. Some time since my face, hands, and body were covered with small pim- Now that rubbing sound js | Duruam, Conn., June 1, 1863. Dr. H. Anpgrs & Co.:— hoay Sirs—I have taken one bottle of your lodine, Water, and think it has helped me very muéb. Please send me one dozen bottles. Ihave fal! lowed the profession fifty-eight years. truly, CHAUNCEY ANDREWS. Mipperown, Orange Co., N. ¥. Beptenber 8, 1863. } Dr. H. AypEn8 & Co.:— ' GenTLEMEN—I have used three bottles of Todine Water, and think that thé effect is upon my stofiach, back and nerves, You! spectfully, 0. 8A) The following cditorial notice is extracte: the Scottish American Journal, Septem 1863:— 7 We would call the attention of our readers to thé, subject of Iodine Water. From the e ) before us we believe the preparation to be the most useful and valuable ever presented tq, the public or used in the practice of a physician. We have seen certificates of cures through the agency of Iodine Water, whigh truly astonishing. We do pot consider we are giving a puff to Dr. H. Anders & Co.; but are merely paying a just tribute to the genius of LY chemist and physician, who, by his scien knowledge, makes available, for the use tad family and the physician, one of the most im j ‘ant articles in materia medica. It is true Fodi j; Was used in’ medicine before Dr. Anders discovy ered the process of making @ solution in pure wee ter without a solvent, but the success in its was not all that could be desired; the spontangorisd ly formed inequalities in the constitution of various solutions used often misled practition while Dr. Anders? solution always remaing same. Happening in the office, one day last week, we witnessed the opening of a bottle of I Water which was se years old. Upon anal, it was shown to have neither changed in character nor lost any of its virtue. We consider thisa markable example of the preservative qualities Iodine. The late Dr. Chilton says of this ration:—'It has long been a desideratum pare Iodine so that it might be administered ig uncombined state.’ Professor EB. H. Parkef commends it to practitioners. Dr. Lugol, of Paris, says:—'When Iodine can be dissolved in pure } ter the most astonishing results may be ant We could extract from other celebrated pl and numerous well known individuals in ples or blotches. Supposing them to be humor | in the blood, I thought they*could be cured easily, | but they became ul | . CBRTIFICATE OF DR. H. RLINGSTEIN, OF BERLIN, My Dear Docton—Not long ago I received your excellent Iodine Water, and I am again obliged to call for another dozen. I find in this ebort time, in my large practice, opportunity enough to see what a wonderful effect this great remedy exer- cises upon the afflicted. I have now only one bot- tle left, as I have used all the rest that you bave sent me. Ihave cured bilious fevers in an aston- ishingly short time, and a case of chorea, of ten years’ standing, I hare also cured. I feel ita duty to say to you that T look on you as the in- ventor of one of the most valuable medicines that we have now in the catalogue of remedies; fo really your Iodine Water is the only article of which we oan pay that the afflicted may avail themeelves with @ certainty of relief and an ulti mate restoration to perfect health. You have produced, sir, by your discovery, a new era in the history of medicine. Wherever your new and in- valuable preparation becomes known it must acquire that popularity which such # rare reme- dial agent troly merie, 1am, respectfully, yours H, CLINGSTEIN, M. D Renvin, Nov. 1, 188¢. Dr, H, Axpers & Co.:- GanrLemen—T desire to add m inteinsiy Value Of your lodine Water. testimony to the I Lave rs, eatipg deep into the flesh. 1 applied to a physician, who told me it wae scrofula. Having been treated by him for some time, I became no better, and called in other physicians, I grew worse, and was reduced almost to askeleton. I could not attend to my business, and not wishing to throw my workmen out of em+ ployment, or to close my manufactory, I hardly knew what ty do. At last I was pronounced in- curable. I was then recommended to take Todine Water. I began to improve immediately, and in three months was entirely cured. This is a plain statement of facts, which I will verify to any one Who will call upon me. Yours, truly, A. SCBILDMACHER, Manofacturer of Cabinet Ware, 364 Third etreet, New York, June 10, 1863. Dr. . Axpers & Co:— Genrs—I chéerfully give you this certificate of the cure of my son, From his birth he was of @ delicate constitution, When he was about two years old I noticed a email tumor on his breast. It was shown to our family physician, who said it was nothing, and would pass off. The tumor grew larger, and in about six months I called on the He examined it again, and ome jo the mor t was, a dangerons thi It 8e He wasted away and private life, who attest to the virtue of Water in their own cases.” The original of the above, with many other tes« timonials, may be seen at our office. i Prices—Todine Water, $1 per bottle; $5 per balf’ dozen, Sma Iodine Liniment, 60 cents per bottle; #8 pét balé dozen. i Sold by droggists generally, or sent by express on receipt of price. 41) consultations free. DR. Hi ANDERS & C0., Physicians and Chemists, 428 Broadwey, New York, * eee