Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
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WORM I.OIENGES.

EER0VED IN nere Than 400, 900 Ga TO be in
n tallibie; The only errtaln worudrsirayhg
medicine ever discovered Many diseases arise
fom worms and occasion hong and intense suilerin
and even death, without tlen hsing suspect
ed; grown persons are gciY often !, ~ cled with
them and dac,osed for inuz complaints with.
out any benefit; when dose Of Ihtse !."zeu-
gers would speedily cure them.
Dr. Gatea Hunter. l08 SIKH Az knew a child
that cLrrd Of hts by theAe Lozenges. sfiet
three years suffering. aud nu'hing else would give
the least iel, G. lie has used them 10 his pracrice
for the last two years ia severn hundred eases, and
ALWAYS with success. hoy board of one Of
the favre Packets was cUed d fits By only one
dose Of them.
Mr. Loring W. Gross, B6 Fulton at cured rhrer
IF his children Of Worfns by one hos.
CAPT. Cnt.in, Of Nantucket, cured his child 8
years old, By only three doses hr bed been given
up b, the pby-cians incutabe, and was fast
wasting AWAY, being utmost reduced 10 a sheeton.
The doctors could not tell what allied the chIli and
the father in reading the sytnpIo3,s OF ~oims.
thought possibly they might be lie cause Of all the
difficulty. and cnnsequent, applied 10 ID. Sherman,
who gave him box uf bis Nom, I.azenees; after
The first dose The child his father, ightened
at the large quantity Of woIns tlist cane iiou.
him He l. hu~ we'll sud hearty H. any child,
and no doubt hss been sntel hem an early grave
by only thrre dnses uf these .nleng.s
J Murphy 80 Norih 81, Philadelphia. vs-
applied 10 by poor woman whose daughter,
years old, bad hecp SICK for nearly three wears
her stoAaach a large gown PERSONS, hcI
arms and legs swo ilrn That she cneid not walk
help herself, sl'hous b she could IA, as much
two labonhg men. Two crlrbfat.d doctors
had exhausted their skill viihoni any bentf,; the
father he'd spent all he could sire sad wss 50 dis
cou-aged, be aLardoGrd all idea OF doing any thng
more for her snd looked to death alone, 10 take
her out Of he misety Nj Muigty b-hevirg il =
case of worms. gave her hos of sherman, L,z
enges and ia two days she returned with 10, b. am
ing her eyes. aud said ihe !. zrnsps lad saved
her child. life. The irstd brouehr uwAy NJ Il,
pint OF worms in living mas. she aiier~ u, 4.
counted over 500 that were di-cha, gel. beside.
the msss--which she could rot count. The child
was litrrsly eaten UP with ihen.=-npoih-i Flying
witness Of the almost Diracnions efficacy Of Shet.
mans Luzergcs
| pr Zabriskie, Is Duane 81. hns used them Ia
over roo cars, some ~ them 81 th- most alarming
character, and always viii, ne g,estesi saccrss-
! A Young lady rs yeais old Na> supposed to be ~
deciii,e; seyeral physicians bad ate nded he and
given Ler up as ncurable. Sh. had di.trcs.ine
cough, was so weak she could not sci ~, buf fr1
minutes at time, and had every appearance of a
speedy dissolution. On the blink ui her grave a,
il were, she tooS dose OF Sherman's Lnzenees
they scepped TO give her iife-ste persevered
and less than one boa restored her perfect health
The Lozenges saved her from untimely death.
Benjamin Z. Goodsreed, 1870 Sixth Az, ha,
used them in his family fag Two Sea,s, with entire
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DtRKcTloss FOR usg One Loxcnee ia a dose
for child two years old, two for one fonf yrsfs
three for one eish, years. and five Tar M adult-to
be taken every other mofning, fasting; or on GO
ing 10 bed If the stomach is empty, till cure Is
fscied. Seldom more than tes OF ihlee dose,
siil be required. and often ONE dose will be sufi
Gent Some kinds of worms are brought away ..
live others dead, in Jelly ike moss. rs il they
al ground cp. When the stomach is fnpl,
they will sometimes csRse sickness. and possibly
vomiting; but nothing injurious can resul: from
it. Should The Lozcnges be taken hen there 10
no worms, no injury arise from Them.
AGENTS FOR LOZENGEs.
William Dorsey, Martnsburr; 7. A. Entler.
shephe,astown. VIM. Anderson. Harpets Feny /;
G. Wypkoop, r. II. Cnokus, HedgessiIle J. r..
Beard g. Co. Charestown,
Febtusry2. 1917.