Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26

Ma. JOHN ii. EusrAcE,
Dear Sir: am pleased tn inform you Of an entire
cure. Effected by Shepherds Ointmcnt prepared by
you. IL may not be amiss to furnish You with a
short account OF this case, nnd do it with the
pleasure. because am one Of those who have had
TO (aM in patent specifics. My daughter. eyed
ABOUT years, has for three years past been alict
ed with most distressing ulcerous sore head; ap-
pearing in small ulcers not larger than q pea and
tifcn spreading in common issuing sore, possess
ing the entire head and often appearing on the neck
and upper part OF the face. Alarmed at the ap
pearance and progress of this disease | EMPLOYED
various medical remedies advised by gentlemen learn
ed In the science, without the smallest good effect
and submitted to the experience Of neighbours in the
application of smples, with the same results To
crafty friends rather than to expect success induced
me In use the Ointment you were good to
furnish me. For several days discovered TO evil
dence Of healing but in about ten days found he ul-
Ger manifestly yielding to the Ointment Encour-
ageS. continued to apply 1t till used nearly two
small jugs. | can now confidently declare than Oh
entire cure is effected.-The little girls head pre-
senis an entire surface; the slightest vestage
OF disease having ever existed, is tn be her
head. face or neck. That the Ointment was the
only agent employed in this fortunate result the most
unbellevng must confess Thus possessed of its pos
tive qualities, used it the face of small boy IN
the neighborhood. dreadfuy excorated by letter
wo applications stopped lts progress. and his face
Is now perfectly smooth and we'll That there are
many like myself obstinately unbelieving in the
efficacy of Patent Medicines, / am to such and
oil others, would earnestly recommended the trial
of an Ointment that will assuredly dsspa,e oil pre-
JUDGES. Very respectfully, your friend and obedient
servant. GEO. NJ. COOKE
Stafford County, va Sept. 6, 1880.
BowLiNo GREEN, Aug. 81, 1890
Mr.. JonN H. EUsTAcE
Dear Sir.-It sfIords me pleasure to inform you N
a cure performed by your Shepherds Patent SpecLG,
Ointment, on myself Sometime ago had the nsfor-
tune TO receive a wound by the accidental discharge
OF gun. whilst the muZzle was resting the thick
part OF my foot the gun IN stepping, slipped and res
ted the toes at which lime 1t discharged not less
am certain, than SIX hundred shot.-The wound
produced, was very severe one. The physicians al
first of opinion that all the toes could be healed
but it discovered that the bones If the
next to the great much shattered, that ;
part must BE- ampu ed.-The wound continued YER,
obstinate every day evlnclng tbs necessity OF fur
the operation, which periormed.-Still, with al
the attention of experienced physicians, the wouDt
continued obstinate. and in this state. when mort iG
cation WIS obvious, was recommended TO trysyoul
Ointment. The physicians opposed It, but the NOR
LITIGATION continuing to increase, determined e
make the application i'll despite of them Not NOR
than eight hours after the first application the ply
sicilns who attended me- expressed desire to SCI
the wound and the result, which done, and for ,h
first time, the wound had begun matter, and il
the course of three four days. the injured bones
were in healing condition, and the relief 10 me
greater than be imagined-and my attending
physicians acknowledged the very superior efficacy
OF your Ointment. Since the fortunate of my
foot, have kept 1t constantly in my family and have
used IT IN every successfully, and would recon-
mend every family to keep it il the house In order
that the public may know the great relief have ex
perenced from your Ointment, you at liberty t,
use this statement as you may think fit Respectful
ly, your friend N Il. SUTTON.
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