Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-03-14
CERTIFICATES.

CERTIFICATES.
This is tn certify that have examined DR.. s.
A. Latta's prescription for the cure Of Dyspcp-
sia, and us general remedy, have no doubt but
that il is equal, if not superior to any other RENE
dy of the kind now Offered to the public az that
il will answer the intentions for which it is re-
commended. / am the more clearly convince of
this from having witnessed its good effects IN
some important cases, in which long continued
treatment hid failed. l am satisfied that these
medicines will be of general service TO the COM
munity, from the fact that they arc almost uni
v,rsally approved by all who have witnessed or
realized their effects, and from the eagernass with
which they are sought for in the communities
where they have baan introduced Imore cheer
fully recommend these medicines, because they do
not appear in tho character of infallibility, nor
10 understand them TO be offered as a ROsfrum
for every dis asa, but as a prescription (of ono
who has right to proscribe) for tha cure of Dys-
pepsia. They arc purely vegetable and perfectly
safe Dr. j. WATERMAN
Lebanon, Ohio, Jan. 6, 1885.
This certifies that my wife for the last four
years has been affl ctad with Dyspepsia, to an a
farming degree. II would be useless to attempt
a description of her symptoms. But il seems that
she was afflicted with almost every symptom
TO which human flesh is heir In HE time of her
afflicton she was attended by ten Physicians, and
WIS Hndliy pTOnounceu lncurdDle. Il IN IN
piled for DIR. Latta's Anti Dyspeptic Ii lsam and
Tonic Mixture, and feel il my duty to say that
though she has taken but one bottle of the Bal
sam and two of the Tonic Mixture, she is resto
red to comfortable state Of health, and has CON-
menced attending to her domestic aff'iirs, Pre-
vious to taking your medicine, she was wholly
confined to her bed for thirteen weeks. You are
at liberty to publish this for the benefit of Dys-
peptics, as have doubt but that it ought TO be
tors more than one hundred dollars to no pur-
pose. Yours, respectfully,
ADAM SURFACE.
Clear Creek, Warren co., Dec 90 1884,
This is to certify that have been relieved of
my Dyspcptic symptoms, which haveb severe
and of long standing, by the use Of DIR. S. A.
Latta's Bllslm and Tonic Mixture. | have
b 'cn under the care of several eminent Physicians,
md tried many Of tn popular modicin5s OF the
day with but little effect, and am froe to say that
these medicines are the best that havo used.
THO. ANDERSON.
Cincinnati, Nov. 10, 1884.
This is to certify that my wife has been no
loved of the following symptoms by the use of
DIR. s. A. Lltta's AntI-Dyspcptic Blsam, and
Tonic Mixture. For the last four years she has
labored under Dyspeptic symptoms Such as
pain in the breast and side, attended with a cough
also pain, soreness and swelling Of the stomach
together with the raising ofthe food after eating,
he ldache, dizziness, costiveness, diarrhGa, pal
ptation of the heart. great latulency with bolch-
ing and cold feet. The long continuance of those
symptoms produced great debility. She has fol-
lowed the prescriptions of several eminent Ply
sicians, and used the most celebrated remedies
without relief. She is now almost entirely re-
loved by the use of one bottle Of DR.. Lltta's
Balsam and Tonic Mixture. In view of this,
have given the above certificate, with desire
that it should be published for the good of those
who may be afflicted in the same way.
HUGH JOHNSON.
Lebanon, o., Nov. 1884.
hereby certify that for the last two years l
have been afflicted with the following symptoms,
to an alarming degree, viz. dizziness, and pain in
the head also in the breast and sido slight cough,
sourness and pain, with soreness at the pit ofthe
stomach, swelling in the stomach and pain, with
wind after eating, with frequent raising of food
after each meal, heartburn aud cold feet. l was
of costive habit, and at the time l commenced
taking your Balsam and Tonic MIXTURE l was so
debilitated as to be unable to attend to any bust
ness, or even leave my house. have now used
one bottle of the Balsam and one of the Tonic
Mixture, and aim restored to the enjoyment of
comfortable state of health and have resumed my
occupation in life.
JOHN PATTON.
Warren Co., o +, Dec. 90, 1884.
Having heard of the success of DR.. Latta's An
ti-Dyspeptic BIlsam and Tonic Mixture in re-
Loving Dyspeptic patients, my curiosity has led
mo to pay some attention to the demand for the
medicine. l live in part of the house in which
said medicine is kept for sale, and am frequent
ly in the store, and must acknowledge that the
demand for this medicine far exceeds my expcc
triton, and the demand appears to b. increasing.
And as far my knowledge extends, beneficial
results have been the consequence of the use of
this medicine, and have no doubt but il is adj
mir ,bly calculated TO remove all the symptoms of
Dyspepsia in a very large majority ofcases which
i've baflied tho skill of hundreds and the strong
probability is that if Dyspeptlcs would follow the
directions accompanying each bottle, there are
very few, if any, who would not be boneftted.-
They are entirely vegetable, and perfectly safe.
DIR. j. BORDEN.
Lebanon, Ohio, Jan. 8, 1885.
FOR SALE by Julius Porter, Constantine,
Mich. Fowler g. Coffin, Bristol, Ind; iris
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