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Cullman, Ala., March 2nd, 1896. Mr. A. B. Girardeau, Sar’h, Ga. Dear Sir .— For the past 60 days we have had Measles—Measles all over this Cullman County. A great many ple died from the effects, while , 100 has been my doctor's, bill. This was in the shape of two bot tles of Johnson’s Chill and Fever Tonic, which cured me in 36 hours. Since treating myself with John son’s Tonic, I have seen it adminis tered in twenty-three cases, all of which the Tonic effected a prompt cure. I have great confidence in your medicine, and think that everyone should use it, especially when you say that“Johnson’s Tonic will cost the consumer 50 cents a bottle, if it cures, and not one sin gle red cent if it does not.” Wishing that everybody knew of the wonderful merit of your medicine in treating Measles, I beg you to believe me, ~ Yours most sincerely, J. F. Downing. Johnson’s Chill and Fever Tonic is for sale by all druggists under a positive guarantee to cure. The guarantee means this—It will cost 50 cents a bottle if it cures, and not one single cent if it does not. Any dealer will refund the money if the Tonic fails to cure. 3-18 2-m
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Bainbridge Democrat
Bainbridge, Georgia, US
Thu, May 14, 1896
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