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The Massachusetts eclectic medical journal . and, Ohio, July 30, have used your preparation TONGALINEextensively, and hive been well satisfied withits results. You are to be congratulated uponthe value of the article you offer physicians. REUBEN A. VANCE, Baltimore, Oct. 31, gives me pleasure to state that I have hadsome very fine results from the administrationof TONGALINE, also hear of the same goodnews from other hands. J. J. CALDWELL, M. D. Indianapolis, Nov. 17, have used TONGALINE in six differentcases, three facial neuralgia, one ne iralgia ofthe heart, and one chronic rheumatism; securedrelief in each case and also in one of the mostobstinate cases, where other remedies had B. PETTUOHN. M. D. Frankfort, Ky., Nov. 22, have prescribed your TONGALINE veryfrequently. It has done all and even more thanI hoped to be able to do with it. S. F. SMITH, M. D. J±. J±. MELLIER, Sole Proprietor. ST. LOUIS, MO. Ug^In corresponding with AdvwrtixerK, plt-a»e be sine and mention this Advertisements . MENSMANS PEP TO MIXED BEEF TONIC. The great necessity for a fluid food that would possess all the elementsnecessary foe the suppokt of the system having been long felt by the MedicalProfession, we call attention to this preparation, containing the entire nutritiousproperties of the muscular fibre, blood, bone, and brain of a healthy bullock, dissolvedby aid ot heat and pepsin, and preserved by spirit: thus constituting a perfectnutritive, reconstructive tonic. It is not a mere stimulant, like the now fashionable extracts of beef, but containsblood-making, force generating, and life-sustaining properties, pre-eminently calcu-lated to support the system under the exhausting and wasting process of fevers andother acute diseases, and to rebuild and recruit the tissues and forces, whether lostin the destructive march of such affections, or induced by overwork, general debility,or the more tedious forms of chronic disease It is f
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