The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-22
Gnnernor Of Rhodl Island

Importan ,emony-If farther proof required to es,ae-
ls The of the inestmabe value of Dr. sarkweatheR
Hepatic Elixir the following communication from the Hon.
Samuel w. King, Of Rhode Island contains ade
quae testimony substantIte it, beyond dispute and musS
put entirely rest the idea that this potent remedy CaSsed
with the many useless and dangerous nosruns which
pamed off upon the public only for the sake of gain.
Please read following statements communicated to the
undersigned by his Excelency, under date Of
Johnson Jan 90, 1912.
DR.. Charles Dyer Jr My dear Sir. Your communication
of yesterday asking my opinion of Dr. Starkweathers lie
patio Elixir has been we'd this morning. In reply will
inform you that my confidence in patent medicines generally
is very faerng havc had too much TO believe
that unprincped will palm upon their fellow citizens uss
dangerous for the sake of gain, the use
of which takes up that important and critical period Of time
without producing and good effect when otherwise perhaps,
proper remedies would have been used and much suffering
distress prevented For that reason have not used
then feeling myse and family 10 be much safer under drec
tons of my family physicians but having been afflicted for
the last years with difficulties in the side and chest unce
Portable often distressing painful and somewhat alarming
from which which could get only temporary relief, very
fortunately your advertisement Of the medicine CUES
ton. Al
had been a school boy with Dr. starkweSher and had
with him long and intimate acquaintance when we were
young men, and from my knowledge of him thought him
Incapable of practising any deception any persoh this fact
induced me 10 try Dr. starkweater Hepatic Elixir, and by
Its use believe myself TO be entirely cured
need not therefore, say you that consider ss great
value certainly think its discovery Of great public impor
The rst bUtiis took gass much relief which regular
" progressed until had taken bules when dsconnusA
It. having thank God, further use for 1t at present.
With regard and respect,
Your ob't and humble servr,
SAMUEL w. KING.
RDr stakveathers epO'ic Elixir; for the of Liver
Complaint is for sale by H. Knoe New Phiadepha and by
Keller Hidt, Canal Dover.
IA Ey. I CovERTS BALM OF LIFE-A sure ana
< valuable Sremedy for tho of Coughs, CoNsuMr
u RIM ARthm
Dyspepsia Pains in the Chest &C.,
Extensively used and recommended by the MEDICAL Fac
uIrY; to whom recetpe has been freely made known.
l. COVERT g. Co. proprietorS Auburn, New York,
SANFORD & PARK; General Agents for the West; 10
Fourth street Cincinnati
This medicine is doing wonders Almost every person Wh5
bys es article comes recommended by others who have used
It themselves which speak volumes In Its avot For DyspOp.
sa Bronchitis Coughs Colds Consumption equal does not
exist, We hope the afflicted will their attention 10 this
valuable article,
The following certificate from Mr.. Chasteney ofNsw York
cv whese wife has been twice thrice low TO leave
but little hope of recovery shall here speak for itself
Mr. CevERT-Dear Sir-Mrs Clastency has taken two
hotties of your Balm of Life, and 10 my surprise now In
better health than have known her TO be for several years.
She has been afflicted with severe cough for fifteen years.
and by many Physicians her lungs have been pronounced
,ncurabe She has, several times heen so low that was
thought she could recover Now her cough comparatively
speaking hardly visible and the darng pains OF the lungs
have subsidized Mrs c. has taken variety of medicines, but
has never experienced much relief she has fom
valuable Balm of Life. II from of gratitude and
feeling for others similarly situated that write you this Ger.
ticate. ..s.-.a.
other members of my family have nsed it with decided
benefit.
am, dear sir, very respectfully yous.
EDWARD CHAsTENEY. Merchant,
| 140t Bowery street, N. 7.
The nature of the composition of the Rev Coverts Balm
of Life having fully explained the following medical
peHemen they consented that they may be referred to
as auhory for Its utility as an eIpecoranl in those chronic
cases of pumnoary disease in which that class Of remedies
| is indicated.
DM REESE D. Professor of the Theory and practice e
| Medicine in the Albany Medical College.
j. McNeUGHroN, NJ Professor Of Anatomy, and Physot
| oey In the Fairfield Medical College. g.
| MARX STEVENSON, NJ D., New York CITY,
| DR.. NJ. Mcknight, do do
For sale by II. Knote, New Philadelphia and Keller HhA
| Canal Dover, Ohio