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PEOEESSOR JENSEN, HERBALIST, (Late of Denmark), Opposite Kempthorne, Proaaer and Oo.'s, TUAM STREET, HAVING opened the above place of buaineaa for the canufaoture mid aale of Herbal Remedies, will be glad of a call from any persona afflicted with general maladies, which he is prepared to treat. THE PROFESSOR May be seen at his Laboratory, Tuam street, near High street. And recommends bis great TONIC Aa the greatest destroyer, NOT OF MAN OR WOMAN, That the World has ever seen. Ladies and Gentlemen, —Don't misunderutand Professor Jensen when he emphatically states his MEDICINE KILLS DISEASE, •while the Pills and Grease, the Mineral Poisons, the Epsom Salts and Chalk Water hreoda disease! Don't Forget 1 PROFESSOR JENSEN'S RENOWNED AND UNSURPASSED TONIO Is made from the Best American Herbs. This Tonic has been handed down to Professor Jensen by lineal desoent from the ancient patriarch Methnaaleh, who, when he found out its strengthening effioaoy, causing his own life to be prolonged to such an unprecedented old age, commissioned his children, Lameoh and Noah, to proclaim its -wonderful restorative power in all languages and to all people on the face of the earth ; and now Professor Jensen presents to the publio the VERY SAME TONIO that that Ancient Patriaroh used so many yearsjbefore the flood. Remember the address, as It is important : PROFESSOR JENSEN, Tuam Street, Opposite Kempthorne, Prossor and Oo.'s. PEOFBSSOB JENSEN'S DEOPS. This Renowned Vegetable Compoand is the outcome of close and steady application to the means of alleviating pain in Its manifold positions in the structure of Man, and \ ..«.»-,_ j a J— -11 «„„„*. where cheap, simple and efficient remedies are required. For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Burns, Swellings, it has no equal. It will arrest Mortification; Ease the most violent Internal Pains. Can be taken Internally, and applied Externally, in all oases of Pain or Siokeness, and has scarcely ever been known to fail. DIRECTIONS. For Pains and Swellings, bathe freely, and take a small dose. For Headache, a small dose, bathe the head, and snuff a little up the nose—it will move the pain. It is good for Bruisaa, Sprains, Swelled Joints, and Old Sores; it will allay Inflammation, bring down Swelling, and ease all kinds of palm. For Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, &c, add cue-fourth of Spirits of Wine to a tablespoonful of the Mixture. JENSEN'S BALM OF GILEAD Is a safe and speedy Remedy for Skin Diseases, Blood Spots, Fawn Freckles, and Blotched Faces. A trial will convince the most sceptical. Prepared only by the Professor, at his Manufactory, Tuam street, Ohristchurch, where all kinds of Herbs will be Kept in Stock. TESTIMONIALS. Napier, Jan. Bth, 1831. Mb Jan bis n,— I am very well pleased with your drops and embrocation, wbioh completely restored my stiff knee joint of fonr months' standing, daring which time I suffered considerably, and shall in future contrive to keep the drops by me for future contingencies. If this is any use to you, I shall be glad to refer any one sixnilary situated, and am Yours respectfully, MRS A. M'LEOD, Whitfield. Witness to above, MR WILLIAM WAKEFIELD, Wilson's Bridge, Waltham. Professor Jehsbn. Waltham, November I7th, 1880. Sir, —Having been perfectly cured of horrible corns on my feet, I must, in justice to you, give you my heartfelt thanks for the relief you have given me, and shall be glad to satisfy any inquiries as to your abilities «nd very reasonable charges. I am, yours obediently, JOHN BATES. Wilson's Bridge, Waltham, November 30th, 1880. Mr Jensen. 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I hope to be all right in a few weeks, when I ahall make your valuable drops better and more deservedly known, as they ought to be, snd am, Yours respectfully, SARAH STANLUKE. To Professor Jensrn. Sir, —Allow m<» to tender you my heartfelt thanks for tho perfect cure you have effected to the troublesome chilblains from which I, previously to seeing you, have been suffering the moot excruciating pain ; but, owing to your judicious treatment, I am at the present time perfectly free Should this referenoe be of any good to you, yon are ■welco"ae to nee it in any manner you may think proper. I am, fro., W. KIRKWOOD. Ohriatohurcb, August lltb, 18S0. To Mr P. Jensen. Sir, —Having used your dropa for the last fortnight for sciatica, X have much pleasure in stating I find them the best remedy I have hitherto used. J. W. BARTLEY, Sixth street, Sydenham. February 7th, 1881. 7480