Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
w AT ASIA !!

AN In ian Remedy for Consumption, Splitting of
n Blood, Asthma, Colds, Coughs, Whooping Cough,
and diseases Of the Lungs generally.
One of tho most valuable compounds ever vet preDar
ed for the incipent stages of CONSUMPTION and for the
removal of diseases of the lungs generally, also for
scrolula, is the HatdSiG.
A note from Rev. J. Spauldng, Secretary ct the
Western Education Society, received by the pro-
prietor Of the Watasia certifying its happy effect in
of severe cough attended with pain in the side and
breast and threatening TO end in consumption. On us
ing the above medicine the cough and pain have disap
peared, and health has been restored"
Signed, J. sPAULDING.
The following in letter the proprietor is from
medical gentleman Of extensive practice in New York,
and who has, for year past, had disease Of the lungs
accompanied with hemorrhage:
81 have prescribed the Watasa in many cases will,
success and of this am confident, that the medicine is
one of the great eaue in all cases of Scrofua accom-
panied with disease of the Lungs 1t has been Of great
service to me, and believe, without it, should
be confined in my ROOM" A. SPAULDING, M. D..
Another has been received from physician of Nlassa-
chIsetts:
Dear SRI am obliged to you for the recipe for
making your "Watasia y From nv Knowledge of the
medicinal properties of each article in the compound |
was induced to try it for As,matc cough and obsrlcted
respiration with which had been afllict than
three years. have taken nearly one bottle NY cough
has subsidized, respiration s free and easy and
say feel entirely well. I. BARROWS, M. D.
will relate two or three facts taken from the diary
VI mdCh--, 1000, was cdIett 10 WISH a
child of ~ F., Of A. Had whooping cough; third week
of its progress, paroxisms and daily increasing
severity. Knowing the component parts of the ''Wa-
asa" and judging that two articles in the COM
pound indicated and believing that compounded as
they were, they would be efficient than if given
lone. was induced to prescribe small teaspoon
full four times day. The cough at palated
declined, and ceased entirely III about two weeks.
Case second-child of S B., Of s. Protracted Whoop
ing Cough, months standing about IL paroxisms in
"a hotirs coughing and whooping violent, vomiting, loss
of appetite, emacation, seeplessness, &c. Prescribed
Watasia with the confident expectation that it would
afford relief at the end of week learned that the pa
tiem was decidedly better In about two weeks the de-
lighted father called my house, reported his child we'll
and desired bottle of Watasia for his neghbor, aici
ed with cough
Case 81. young called at my house almost
GREATNESS and Witnessing with Asthma, and desired bot
tie of Watasa remarking that he had been necessarily
almost an hour walking mile and that if he could
receive much benefit from the "Waasia" as had his
neghbor he would value the dollar. In two three
weeks he called and very CHEEKY said, al have
walked all the way from c. F. at ordinary pace, and
feel no inconvenience. want bottle for MIR s.
| my neghbor, who also has the Asthma"
| JOHN WILKINSON
Bath, July Goth 1883. IL