Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-21
DAVIES, FAMILY PILLS.

NJ is really believed there s no medicine IN the
III world can excel these PILLS for general use.
They are exceedingly mild and gentle in their oPe-
ration causing no pain gripping like some pills
do. They are anti. bilious. and remove pain from
the head breast, side, back spine or limbs, clear
the sight senses and hearing cleanse the blood,
store the appetite, strengthens the body, and give
ease and elasticity to the whole frame. They de-
stroy worms, stop diarrhoea, summer complaint,
cbills end feyers, SORE EYES, ard cure colds,
coughs, liver complaints, dyspepsia, dropsy, night
swea,s gravel govt, rheumatism, tic-dolereux, ver-
tigo, and hts. They also operate powerfully upon
the kidneys.
al was severely diseased with the blind piles for
twenty months. and entirely Frustrated from the
loss OF blood; and | happy say, to the public,
that one and one-third boxes Of Dawes Family Pills
has made an entire Of me, by taking one pill
every other night j. JOHNSON.
May 7. Capitol ST., Washington City"
J. p. Reynolds was much afflicted with the rhcu-
uatisnl--cured Richard Matchet, had tho inter-
mittent fever-cured. John Burgess was taken
with an liberated sore throat battling all the efforts
made of for his restoration, until the pallet OF
hi, mouth was eaten off and the throat
pleiely liberated, threatening immediate death
Reduced TO nere skeleton, bis case excited the
sympathy Of all who saw him, and They considered
a hopeless one-was cured I. l. Satterheld had
what the Doctor termed the bowel disease, with
Mrs Davis, IN I'd street. Philadelphia, was diseas-
with swelled legs ard ankles--was cured J. Z.
Reynolds SO badly crippled up with the rheu-
maiism, that il was with great difficulty that he
could turn himself in bed, with night sweats-cu-
red. Mrs Sarah Sterbler. living near Schroeder
street, had the dyspepsia for years-eured with
one box cost % cents. Mrs. William Sheeckles,
Lombard street, was for some years very much
swelied, skin dark, particularly the eyes, and
always schly until she took using these pills
intervals, whenever she felt the least indie posed.
John Dey, Of HarrcI's Ferry, was diseased with
the rheumatism for years-cHred. 5. Jones and
his father had pains in their sides, running through
between the shoulders, for ten yea,s-cured. Mrs.
Evans had n bad cough and pains in ler body for
TWO years-cufed Mrs. Z Davis had the dfopsy
and yellow jaundice for twelve monhs-cured
Mrs Hughes had the liver complaint for three
years, and ague cake IN her side FOL ten years
cured. Miss Hannah Marsh, Of Burlington, n, j.,
dreadfuily afflicted with the rheumatism in
her arms that she lost the entire of them, and
had to be dressed and attended to like child; but
from taking the Family Pills, (wondeiful it may
sppear) she is now entirely restored. William d.
Camp, 127 Prince street, Philadelphia, had lost the
entire use oflimbs, and was confined 10 the bed for
the last twenty.one months with prostration Of the
nerves pains in the side breast and arms, his toes
and fingers cold, and coughed up deal Of matter.
The doctor who attended him for ten months, sup
posed there was an doscess WITHIN, ana COnSdeTed
him incurable; but from taking the pills and life
preserver, he ia now doing well and attending to
his business, Many more could be named if neces-
sary.
Prepared by WILLIAM DAVIES; Office the
of Charles and Fayette streets, Baltimore
aud sold by VIM. G. Cole, halter and Wholesale
and retail by j. Drummer, General Agent.
Price-25 cents per box five for 81; or 81 per
dozen
o. The above Pills are for sale At the Store of
]. w. BOYD, Agent.
Martinsburg, August ID. 1910.