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PROEESSOEL JENSEN, HERBALIST, (Lath of Denmark), REMOVED OPPOSITE STODDART'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Manchester street south, XAVING opened the above place of business for the manufacture and sale of Herbal B.tmedies, will be glad of a call from any persons afflicted with general maladies, which he is prepared to treat. THE PROFESSOR May be seen at his Laboratory, Manchester Btreet south, And recommends his great TONIC As the greatest destroyer, KOT OP MAN OR WOMAN, That the World has ever seen. Ladles and Gentlemen, —Don't misunderstand Professor Jensen when he emphatically states his MEDICINE KILLS DISEASE, -while the Pills and Grease, the Mineral Poisons, the Epsom Salts and Chalk Water breeds disease! Don't Forget I PROFESSOR JENSEN'S RENOWNED AND UNSURPASSED TONIO Is made from the Best American Herbs. Remember the address, as It is important : PROFESSOR JKNSEN, Manchester Street, PBOFES3OB JENSEN'3 DROPS. 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I was troubled with a severe Btrain, and oame to you, when you directed me to use your lotion, with tbe above results. And I shall be happv to recommend your lotion to any other suffering individual. W. OjCAR, South Belt. Professor Jensen, Waltham, November 17th, 18S0. Sir,—Having been perfectly oured 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 and very reasonable charges. I am, yours obediently, JOHN BATES. Wilson's Badge, Waltham, November 30th, 1880. Mr Jensen. Sir, —I am glad to say that the injury I received (by being rushed with a oow) has been quite cured by using your lotion, which I found did me more good than any other treatment, I shall be glad to make your drops and lotion known whero I can. I remain, yours truly. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD. To Professor Jensen. Sir.—Allow mo to tender you my heartfelt thanks for the perfect cure. The drops bave given me great relief for my head and stomach, I am. &.c, MRS PAPPS. Waltham. To Professor Jensen. Sir, —Allow me to give my most heartfelt thanes for the perfect euro the drops bave done my head, MRS NELSON. Pound road, Sydenham, Jan. 14th, 1881. Mr Jensen. Sir,—l have pleasure in bearing testimony to the virtue of your drops, whinh gave me Immediate relief, and have found more benefit in two battles than in a hamper full of the stuff administered by what you call the faculty gentlemen. I hop--to be all right in a few weeks, whsn I shall make your valuable drops better and more deservedly known, as they ought to be, sd am, Yours respectfully, SARAH BTANLUKE. Mr Jensen. Dear Sir, —I felt it my duty to you for the good of anyone suffering like myso.f to testify to your treatment, under which I pl.iced myself, and I am happy to say I am now perfectly cared. I am, Sir, yours respectfully, THOMAS HAKTINGI'ON. Sydenham, March 17th, 1881. Fbofbssor Jbnsbn. 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