Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-30
The Peoples Me dicine.

The pleasantest, cheGpesS and best in
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SHERMAN'S INDICATED ENGES.
lGIX YEARS Ofextensive use, SsIds the con-
( t0sumption Of over One Hundred Tons, has
placed their reputation far above every other
pToparation. The demand is constantly in.
creaSing and agencies are being established in
every inhabited part of tho world. While ma.
ny articles are popular for season, and are
thea forgotten, Sherman's Lozenges are sd
mitted to use with 0increaslng reputation as
standard remedies When such physicians as
Rogers, Mott, VGn1epOol, Kissam, Lud ow and
nearly all thefespeetable part Of the faculty-
when such clergYmen as the Rev. Sebasti ian
Streeter, Rev. Mr.. Handcoek, ,and scores of 9th.
ers Of the first espectability--when such dis.
tinguished men as the Hon, Anon CLARK, E.
Mayor, J. Sherman -BrOwnen Etq. Register,
W. Fl. Blnn, Esq. Deputy Register of the City
Of New York, Hon. Edward ]. Porter, Ex- res.
idenL Jackson, Hon. Mr.. Archer, of Virginia,
Or. Reed, Of Baltimore, and in fact majority
Of the whole American People, use and reconls
mend ShermaO's Medieatsd Lozenges and PIas-
ters mo other evidence OF their virtue can be
reqiIyed, and VIXEN every one who uses them
lays they ere the hest medicine in use rome can
hesitate to admit their value. i
CHILDREN DIE FROM WORMS,
after mOna y ofgtsat suffering, when one hOx Of
ShermanFS Worm Lozenges would have cured
them, apd saved their lives. Many are thus T.
aicted and are doctOred for something else,
without the least relief Even adults are thus
troubled, and very com only too. The follnw-
ngsymptoms may be considered as usually atv
ending thew-Pain in the joints OF limbs, Of
fenSive breath, picking at the nose, grinding Of
the teeth during Slee ). and times a paleness a.
bout the lips with flushed cheek bleeding at
the nose, gnawing sensatiOn at the stomach,
iashes ofheat over the snrfaca nf tn body,sliRht
| fhills or shiverings, headache, drowssness, yer.
tigo, torpor; disturbed dreams, sudden start ing
IN sleep with fright and serct ming, one times
l troublesome cough; fevesSI ness, thirst; pal-
lid husi frs; bad taste in the mouth, difficult
breathing; pain III the stomsch eT boz ellis; IA
tigue; nausea; squeamishness. vnraci Ius appe.
dt0, leanness, bLOated stomach OF limbs; grin.
ings; shooting pains in various pats Of the bo-
iy, sense of smOthering rising in the throat !:
tching Of the anus towards night: fre1uentds
ire to pass something from the. bswelsT and
sometimes discharges Of slim; and mucls.
The Half Orphan Asylum in New York has
lsed ShermaR's Lozenges for Wmms, In hun.
lreds OfcasOs, aud they never have failed 10
Iring away the worms and cure the children:
hey have also used ShermaA's COu Oh Lozenees
for coughs, whO1ping cough, Group, and most
diseases Of the lungs with the greatest benefit,
and Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters. Tor pain
o. weakness in the side, back, OF breast. and
rjeumatis 0'Hfl'H
The Hon. B. B. Beardsley saved the life of
one Of his children by enc box Of these worm
tossngos. nt be h1ti @r4tt3 II,
Dr' Hunter knew young lady, supposed on
na brink Of the grave, from decline cured by
SheFman's Worm Lozenges.
Capt Coffin, OF Nantucket, saved tho life Of
his little tupo he
to a skeleton, and the doctors knew not what
was fhSmatteE. The eases where these lOzen-
yes have cured are truly surprising and won
ieriul' Tney are 1he only iniallible wocm de-
atroXIng medicine ever discovered Near one
million and haH Of boxes are sold in one year
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oyHuIsins THESE IozeAssS.
MANY writers nave oeen enapisa 70 !oliow up
their mentalexettions fos great length Q oftime
6y the lnygoFa TINS properties O these lczengesi
journeys with comparative ease, by an Oceaelon-