Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-25
HAVE YOU COUGU2 Damn

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neglect II thousands have MET a pre-
mature ceath for the want of little at
tentlon Ia a common cold.
Hare wua Cough ? DR.. Jayne's Er-
pectoran, a safe Medical Prescription,
containing no poisonous drugs, aud used
in al extensive practice for several years,
~iH mos positirely afford reiiet, and save
you frog that awful disease Pulmonary
ConsnJ,fio'r, which annually sweeps in
to the grove, hundreds of the young, the
old, the fair, the lovely and the gay.
Hare you Il Cough ? BE persuaded
to purchase bottle of this Expectorant.
TO DAY.! Tomorrow may be too
late.
Have yOu a Cough? Jayne's Expec-
torant is the only remedy you should
take TO cure it.
For Mis Plain Reason. That no one
in the Thousand cases, where it has
been used, has it failed to relieve.
The above Medicine may be had in
this town of J. w. Eddy, Agent for DIR.
Jayne.
sD~ The following certificate, copy
of which have received from the Pro-
pretor.
PHILADELPHIA, December, 1887.
YNO DIR. JAYNE-Dcar Slr:-The aston
u ishlng and almost miraculous effects
your valuable Expcctorant had on my neigh.
Dor, the Rev. Mr.. Rushing, whose case you
will iecollect was given over by his physIc-
ians, and who himself had lost all hope of ever
being permitted to preach again, but who,
from the USE Of your medicine, is so far re-
stored as to be able, not only to walk out, but
also to preach, made so wonderful an impress
sion on my mind, that after consulting with
several friends and learning that you were
regular Practitioner of Medicine, aud that your
remedy was not one OF those quackish com
pounds with which the public is go frequent
ly duped for you must know that am Il
mortal enemy to quacks,-l called upon you,
purchased half dozen bottles, and told you
that if lived to take them, you should have
a good report from me.
| am alive and well this day. Thanks be
to u merciul God and your Expcctorau, and
now ! come forward chccrfuily to fulfil my
promise.
For twenty long years had been con-
staut sufferer from the effects Of n hard dry
cough, pain in my breast, and difficulty Of
breathing, the last five of which, chils and
fevers eiosy spring and fall were added To my
misery. ! was worn away to mere skele-
ton; with the greatest difficulty only could
get up and down stars,my appetite was gone,
and my strength had so far failed me, hat my
friends were persuaded ! could not survive
many weeks unless | obtained relief. In
deed, Sir, my situation was so perfectly mis-
erable to myself, and so distressing to my
family, that felt willing to die, whenever it
should please the Master to take Inc home.
But, | heard Of your medicine, and relief
came. Yes it proved the "Balm of Glead"
to my poor afflicted body. Before | had taken
one bottle, J experienced q mitigation of all
my symptoms, and to my great joy, | found,
in the continued use of it, the happiest relief.
In short, Sir, it has made q perfect cure Of me
and eau tru say, | have no desire to be
better.
Now, | consider it duty owe you, and
through you the public, to make my case
known, believing that 1t will be the means Of
directing hundreds who are afflicted AS have
been, TO the use of a remedy which, under tire
blessing of God, consider to have preserved
my life.
You are a, liberty, Sir, to make use of this
letter TO your advantage, and make ny case
as extensively known as you please. IL
there be any who doubt the truth of the above
account, (for have heard that many persons
who have cures 10 sell, forge certificates aud
publish them,) refer them TO me; shall be
happy to see them, and will not only con-
firm the above statements, but will give them
particulars which it would be unnecessary to
furnish for the public press. With everlast-
ing gratitude,
am, dear Sir, your obliged friend,
MARY GILL,
No 75, Tammany street. above Fourth.