The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29


Important tesmony-If farther proof is required to estAD
sh the of the inesmabe value of DR., StarkweateS
Hepac Elixir, the following communication from the Hon.
Samuel w. King, Governor of Rhode Island, contains ade
quate testimony substante it, beyond dispute, and must
put entirely at rest the idea that this potent remedy caea
with the many useless and dangerous nosrums which are
palmed off upon the public only for the sake of gain.
Please read the following statements communicated 10 the
undersigned by his Excelcncy, under date Of
JOHNSON, Jan 29, 1842.
Dr. Charles Dyer, Jr My dear Sir. Your communicates
of yesterday asking my opinion Of Dr. Starkweathers He
patio Elixir has been we'd this morning. In reply Will
inform you that my confidence in paht medicines generally
is very aerng Ihavc had too much reason to believe
that unprncpled will palm upon their fellow citizens
dangerous nostrums for the sake Of gan 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 ued and much suffering
and distress prevented. For that have not used
hem feeling myself and family TO be much safer under drec'
ons of my family physicians; but having been afflicted lor
the last years with difficulties in the side and chest uncom
Portable and often distressing painful and somewhat alarming
from which which could get only temporary relief very
fortunately noticed your advertisement Of the medicine nQues
tion.
had been a school boy with Dr. starkweaher and had
with him long and intimate acquaintance when we were
young men, and from my knowledge of him thought linn
incapable of practising any deception on any persoh this fact
induced try Dr. Starkweathers Hepac Elixir and by
its use believe myself to be entirely cured
need therefore, say to you that consider Of great
value certainly think its discovery Of great public impsr-
tance
The first bottle teok guvs me much relief which regular
ly progressed until had taken boes when discontinued
It, having thank God, further use for 1t at present.
With regard and respect,
Your ob't and humble serv't,
SAMUEL w. KING:
HDr Stakweathers Hepa Elixir; for the Of LvST
Complaint sale by H. Knote New Philadelphia and By
Keller & Hidt, Canal Dover
WM Ev. I CovERTs BALM OF LIFE-A sure and
valuable Gremedy for the euro of Coughs CONSUME
TIloNs, BRONCHITIS, Asthma Shortness of Breath
Dyspepsia, Pains in the Chest &c,
Extensively used and recommended by the MEDIcALFA0
whom the recetpe has been freely made known.
l. COVERT & Co. prOprietors; Auburn, New York.
SANFORD & PARK General Agents for the West; 10
Fourth street Cincinnati
This medicine doing wonders Almost every person who
buys article recommended by others who have used
it themselves which speak volumes in its favor For Dyspsp.
sa; Bronchitis Coughs Colds Consumption equal does
exist. We hope the afflicted will turn their attention 10 this
valuable article,
The following certificate from Mr.. Chasteney ofNew York
CITY, whose wife has been twice thrice low leave
but little hope of recovery, shall here speak for ITSELF
Mr.. CovERT.-Dear sr-Mrs. Chasency has taken two
bottles of your Balm of Life, and to my surprise in
health than have known her 10 be for years.
She has been afflicted with cough for fifteen years,
and by many Physicians her lungs have been
lncuabe. She has several times been low that 1t
thought she could not recover Now her cough comparatively
speaking hardly visible, and tile darting pains of the lungs
have subsidized Mrs G. has taken variety of medicines but
has experienced much relief she has om your
valuable Balm of Life 1t isfrom sense of gratitude and
feeling for others similarly situated, that write YOU this
tfcate
Other members of my family have nsed it with decided
benefit
I am dear sir, very respectfully youts,
EDWARD CHAsTENEY. Merchant,
140t Bowery street, N. 7.
The of the composition of the Rev. Covers Balm
of Life having been fully explained to the following medCa
gentlemen they have consented that they be referred to
as authority for its utility expectoan in those chronS
of pulmonary disease, which that class of remedies
| Is indicated.
d. REESE M. Professor Of the Theory and practice Of
| Medicine in the Albany Medical College. .-,.
McNouGHToN, M Professor of Anatomy and Physol
| ogy, in the Fairfield Medical College.
MARK STEVENSON, NJ, D.. New York city. 10
! Or. NJ. Mcknight, do do
For sale by II. KnOte, New Philadelphia and Keller Hal
! Canal Dover, Ohio