Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-12-03


EXPECTORAyNT REMEDY, FOR
5s CO NJ S u M r. ION
Colds, Coughs, Splitting OF Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty OF Breathing, Asthma, Pain in
the Side, Breast and Chest, Whoop>
ing Cough, Group, and all dis
eases Of the Liver aud the 8,
81 @"'' t'.' LUNGS. "'
REWARE of that fell disease Which In pcr-
- ceptiby fastens upon yoar system tho
threads ofdestruction, and hastens you to the
grave. Read the following certificate from one Of
the most respectble farmers of Licking county,
IN the fan of4l, was attacked with sevore
cough and more or less pain and soreness thr,'
the chest, which continued unabated thi ough
the wintcr. As warm weather approached l
became somewhat relieved, but still the soreness
and cough cid not entirely leave me. At tho
commencement of the winter 1928, l began 10
get much worse; great soreness through my
whole chest, difficulty of breathing, severe and
constant cough, followed in short time hy q
copous expectora.ion of matter. rapid smaeiatiop.
&c. These SYMPTOMS continued TO grow worss
::.saa worse, nn:il was 30 much prostratcd as to
be mostly confined 10 my room, and scarcely
able to help myself. Having little confidence IN
the ability Of physicians to relieve or cure a
consumption which supposed to have become
already seated upon me. had entirely neglected
the use of anyprescription whatever, until saw
in the Advocate an advertisement ofD Duncans
which inducod me to purchase of Mr.. Briggs
who was then agent. Qne bottle of his medicine,
hoping it might afford me some relief from my
suferlngs, although expected nothing more
In March '4S D commenced using it, and in four
days time soreness in my chest was entirely ro-
moved, my cough was much relieved, expectora.
ted freely. and began 10 mend in every respect
In short, l continued taking until had used ten
bottles when found myself entirely cured and
have remained so until the present. need not
say that copsider the erpectorant most valua-
BILE medicine for lung affections, and as such have,
and do still most cheerfdy recommend it. '''
g'N 'e WESLEY BLlZZARp,f
Newark. April 1S45. '} sai .s''f fs
The above testimonial from Mr.. Wesley Dlir>
tard of our township, who Is personally known
10 many OF our citizens we presume will be read
with interest," Const,tutionaist.
| ~ Mt. Vernon, May, 1843.
DR.. Duncan,--Dear Sir: Having had occasion
to witness the effect of DR.. Duncans Erpecto-
rant Remedy on Mr. Eli Young in the case of
pulmonary consumption feel it my duty 10 make
statement p order that others that are or may b
afflicted with the same complaint may be tena.
fitted by the same remedy. He was attacked
with inflammation on the left lobe Of the lungs in
March. lS43, attended with acute pain. great
difficulty Of Breathing, and a severe cough which
proceeded rapidly to suppuratoB. and notwith-
standing the use multiplication Of tho best ren-
edies prescribed by our authors the complaint in
a few days began to- exhibit evident symptoms
of ulceration. ,saht lt,ss, f3t n,
In this distressing stage. Of the, complaint, j
had recourse to DR.. Duncan's expectorant Rem,
, edy for Consumption, which had the effect ol
checking the disease Immediately, and In q fep
xhnh e.