Mr. Colfax's Testimony

Eighteen ycars ago, lias been counrmeu uy uiuusands since : South Bend, Inh., April 19, lsöo. " I am compelled to aokuowledge that your Fever and Agüe Pilis have effected some decided cures. Last year you sent me a number of boxes, assuring me that niy inoredulity would be overeóme if we tned them. And we can testify that, in seven obstinate cases in which they have been tried, they have proved an infallible cure, and have not failed in a single instance. What is better still, the disense does not return, and the system is left in a robust and healthy state." Deshleb's Pill8 are now, as then, a remedy to be relied upon as a positive cure for Fever and Ague.