Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12


-a,e We n,,fI5<1 ,t 49, $50 ~, ,, IN 49, So - 80
cine wen deserving thelf patronage and confidence.
QyRemarkuble Curfs!E0
Of nil the ,ha, We, recorded there arc
certainly mono equal the men,iunea, WHICH
plainly show the durability OF Consumption
OF as worst forms:
THOMAS COCHRAN state. as foilows:-In tho win
ter of 1885, he eized With violent cold produ
cet cough, and brought
Lnnss with which he suffered very much for eral weeks
After from this
able take cold. AMI seldom wi,hou, during
the remainder OF the winter In the following summer his
health improved but the succeeding The cough
turned aud all the symptoms of consumption began prey
upon his lle bad frequent pains the
chest and likewise in boh Sides experienced much dicul
OF breathing Times. had cht and
also ntecf occasional spiiting Of blood. While
ths he pla ed himself under highly respectful
physacan under whose aimed for months.
bur found still growing lie
ned the 1hnnsonans and persevered h their
eies for weeks which, however, afforded him relief
lie concluded the advertised remedies,
he used many, without experiencing any benefit
The disease continued grausy unit the fall Of
1899 when he took ire cold ~ found himself sinking
very FAST having. that period Of his ac,ioa
thirty pounds weight. lie advised
the Homeopathic doc tore aud remained under ,he, trent
October, 1889, I'LL the 10Th of January $780,
which time first him. When he almost reduced 10
skeleton. After questioning him for short ,me found
symptom the dis existed in their forms,
and entertained bu, lizzie hopes of his recovery how
ordered him the "BALSAM,' but found very
the cough and Of tine chest Id his appetite
requested him. however, 10 perssvere with il; and my
restored to peec, heah a, the present .ime he has
symptom Of tho disease in any form, except being little
liable TO take cold from any sudden change tho
weather.
The above statement. is in all hing. ,rue.
THOMAS LOCtIRAN.
TESTIMONY I'VE, the undersigned, having been
ly acquainted with above named Thomas Lochran,
hereby certify this statement, 30 be perfectly
GEORGE CURTIS. JOHN MAXWELL.
Philadopha, March 20, 1910.
The Of Thomas Cozens 10 related by himself, fol
rhDou yledu Inv iSho kuev hiInn NJ
the most astonishing cures ever performed:
HAppoNr, ED, N. j., April 90, ls43
On about the 18th day Of October. 1884, l
with violent side tho liver.
ued for about Ave days. and followed by breaking of
ulcer something nrdy which relieved the pain
fen.,ve and also much blood. Being greatly alarm
ed this applied physician, bus no said no thought
he could do hut little for Mercury
Pulls, which refused take, feeling satisfied they
could do good many other remedies then
and tho discharge Of blood and corruption still continued
few days. and at last became offensive could
scarcely breathe also seized with violent cough
which times caused Yaise much blood than
had done before, and dsease continued in this
sill, growing iliFobruay, when all hopes Of my
and friends all thought would
die OF galloping consumption Al this moment. when
e was apparently drawing near lie close, heard Of Dr.
Wistar's Bssam of Wild Cherry, and got bote
relieved immediately and by the of only three bot
ties OF thus medicine oil my pains were removed, cough
and spiiting If blood and entirely stopped, and
few weeks health was far restored as TO enable
work my trade (Which n carpener) and up
this time have enjoyed gsod health
WfrNEss-I am acquainted with Mr. Thomas Cozens.
mud having him during ms illness. think the above
entitled full credit. SAa'L IL BuRRoCGHS
CI!ouce,ler County, S..
Personally before tho subscriber. Of the
Justices of Peace and for Tho said county, Thomas
Cozsn aud being duiy affirmed according law, sa the
above statement ia in all things THos Cozsrs.
Affirmed before the 20sh day Of April. ls43,,
J. CLEMENT.