Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-11-21
by REQUEST.
From The Boston Investigator.
REM ARKABLE CURE.

| MIN hhSDLE CURE.
Mr. Fditor:--Conceiving it to be II,
duty Of every person to do all in his nv.
er to relieve the distresses of SUFFERING h,
manity, send you the following sia,o
ment of my case of one of the most d;s
ressing complaints, or rather connie.
ion of complaints that any human ben,
ever endured.
AT the age Of 4 years, | was taken sc,
with the Measles, from which time to n.
age Of II, | never knew day that | va.
free from pain or sickness Of some kind
At II years Of age, the severe headache
with which ! had for years been afflicted
suddenly left me, and a violent humo'
broke out, and | became covered with
blotcbes, which the physicians termed
Scrofala. was then afflicted with cos
tiveness and bleeding, which, with tho
medicine had taken, brought on a seye,e
attack ofthe piles
Al this time ! resided in Maiden, where
had the attendance md advice of the fr,t
physicians, both there and in the city. al
which afforded me no relief
Tive Physicians stated | had strictura
in my bowels and The passage of the body
was growing up, and that it was imposs.
bic should ever get we'll. am conf
dent never should, for The more medicine
took. the more pain ! felt; and, for over
two years, had 10 use injections constant.
ly when wished any passage through my
bowels. and the humor settling in my ewes.
] was Cor some time nearly blind Indeed
| was in the most miserable situation that
can be imagined and cannot be described
! was afflicted with Dyspepsia to such
degree that every morsel of food swal.
lowed caused the most violent distress,
and continued pain in my side, called by
the physician liver complaint. received
no relief. having bad the best physicians,
and by them pronounced incarabe, At
this time by the persuasion # my Friends
and one Of my neighbors who had been
cured of distressing complaint by III,
uso o. he Nhomsonian System Of Med:
cine ' was induced last February to 90 to
the infrmarv in this city, at the corner Of
Charles and Sumner Streets; where, stay,
ng but one week. and taking three courses
o. medicine my pains all eft me. | re.
gained my health strength, and spirits,
and since then have been to New York
md Philadelphia, and now enjoy such
health AS ! never in my life before enjoy
ed. Ny bowels are in regular order 4
which J have not known before for q
wears.
For myself, | have always been oppo
sed toeverv species of 1uackery, and when
| heard orthe Thomsonian Medicine, and
the dreadful stories about Lobelia ana
Steam, considered it quackery of the
worst kind, and became strongly prejudi-
ced against it. 1t was with the utmost
difficulty hat could be persuaded to try
it. never can be sufficiently thankful
for the relief have obtained, and il is my
earnest wish that every one who read this
statement and is laboring under disease,
would rive a fair trial to the Thomsonian
Medicine; for ! feel confident that any
which would relieve me, would
relieve any disease whatever. If any
person would wish to learn the particulars
of the case, should he happy to give it
them by calling at the lnfrmary, as sta
ted above.
s. p. SPRAGUE.
Boston, June 81, 1888.