Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-08

TESTIMONIALS.

HI>I ISIS q THE LUNGS AND BREAST.
TESTIMONIALS.
T Tffr 7 II aece's,c with The prevailing rls-
o-sc, snow TIC virtues Of ,hi. medicine more
AE. Sc te8 ~ esr,-sics been selected: ana a,
a. . g eaf g ~ = . le an TIE li'es health OF those
,.ssat''T AIS. STATEMENTS" Of IL efiracy: nor
vii aes warrant. 0->y-riiE PROOFS ARE n.Kr CIV
fN-7n5 "e solicit AZ haairy public into every
case Se aa ~, and eci saey mud i, n.eil-
e'ae sci. deserving ste,f pn.ronage and confidence.
e. Remarkable Cures 80
1l All recorded. there ~.
certainly equal 10 dfst mentioned. whca
say Sew toe eafaa.4sty Of Consumption, even in
THOMAS LotHRAN states as foIows.-In the WIN
ter ot !> ne zed Win violent cold, which prodn
ou.t, brought on an tndammat ton OF tho
i.sz-, which suffered very weeks
A's crin- from ih- attack he found himself
attic 10 take cold anl was verv seldom ,th,,, one during
remainder OF In following summer h4-
uealta uc1Nc ua IA the succeeding winter the cough
lras oal all ae mp'oa.s Of assumption began 10 prey
Moon 81, system lie had frcgneni pans in ,he
chest ami likewise il both sides, experienced mnch difcu
~ Of breathing AT times, mad copious night and
ASA sa"tI L an occasional sp,ttsns OF blood. While
'1s t,1ate rs pase himself under hghy respectable
rays5eea ~ Ter whose care no remained tor two months.
" n1nt his disease sill growing lie
ne the rhonsonans, and pese cred
cIcs for weeks, which. however afforded han relief
lie HcN concluded - tho advertised remedies OF which
=. -f mary, "a9It experiencing any benefit from them
The disease continued progressing gradually unit the fall o
~34. took cold, and found himself sinking
very fast; hafns aHfns that pefod OF his afieo l'st
otertairtF pounds il sh lie advised
the tioWp and
mrnt from o.tohe lo3s I'll the iO,h OF January. 1910.
H15rh Nrst HIM, when he almost reduced
skeleton. AFTER Gnesonng him for short time, found
every symptom Of the disease existed IN their worst forms,
ana Entertained but ue hopes Of his recovery hnw-
esc5 the '.BALSAM.'' found very
te change daring the st three weeks. except relieving
the aa3 OF the Ghost and restoring his appetite
requested AIM, however, with and,
great a-taai-nncnt. the end Of months found HIN
restored perfect health: al The presen, he has
symptom u the disease any form, except being lils
moro ltatic iako cold from any sudden change tha
weather.
1he above s,ascmen, is in all things ,roe.
THOMAS COCHRAN.
TrsrNioNy We the Undersigned having been
by aeIprinted win tho above named Thomas Lochfaa.
hereby comfy M. s;eemen 70 be ps1lesy .oss.t
Philadelphia, March 20, 1910.
The Of Thomas cozens is related by himself,
lows, ana acknowledged by all who knew Of
the most astonishing cures ever perf0rmed
f,pDo>rirLn, \. J.. AprI 90 1873
Ga or about he 18Th day OF October, lelI, taken
Win violent pain il the sdo the lver which
le for about He days and followed by breaking
an a's'f or something h"ardy, which relieved the pam
Lizzie, LAT caused mo to throw NJ etent quantity Of of
ieassse aad also mich blood Being greatly
81 n enc arpe4 to physean hnt he snid he Thought
be could do ~ isse for me excerpt give Mercury
ii- winch refused . take, feeling saiisfed thn they
'"'tl go nc y" g9ol maay ohc remedies were then p"-
cured by ife and friends hut done eaat
AMI the ilssaaFge al blood md corruption stu
every teN days, an! az last became % offensive could
scarcely breathe. also seized a violent cough
winch 1T tunes canacd 'oe to raise much blood than
haa cone before, ahd ny diseao continued IN This WY,
sta growing worse nnt FebFuary whom all hopes Of my
recovery Up and my friends all thought would
GIa ~ EhtiePng consumption At this moment my
e wa. apparently drawing close, u Dr.
stars Basam Of Wild Cherry, and got bottle which
relieved tcIy and ~ only iiree bot
es ~ tins nedirtnc. all my pains ei
1u splitting ct blood and corruption entirely stopped,
IN few weeks health FAR restored enable
u roit At trade (Which aIyenter) and Up
tol7 tHo ! bago enjoyed -ooi health
NlT>ISs-I an acquainted with Mr.. Thomas Cozfns,
1Ha aH INN during his illness. think tho
-tates3cnt castt.ct = fuI credit SAINT II BuKRouGns
gloucester County, s.
Personally raule before the Subscriber tho
9ces OF the Peace IN and said county, Thomas
t2ze9s. ana being duly affirmed according law.
7aoee -tatefaent is N all t1nas IHos CozE>s
Affirmed before tie 20sh day Of April 1897
j. CLEMENT.