Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-23

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Who will doubt that co assumption can and
has been cured by DIR. Mazoui's SicilanSyr-
uD after reading such evidence as the follow
ing.
NEw LisBoN, Ohio, August 5th ls46.
Da GREEN. Dear Sir--tloping that brief
statement of the success which has attended
the use Of Dr.. MAJ 'ni's Sicllian Syrup in my
own case may he gratifying to you, and ben
ehcal to others, take pleasure in thus be-
ing able to bear testimony 10 its truly wen
derfuI and salutary power as a remedy.
About three years since my health began
to decline, my strength being gone, and my
system far spent, with severe pain in my
breast and side, attended with harrassing
cough, ,ogether with bountiful expectorating
and the loss Of large quantity Of blood from
my lungs. soon convinced me and my friends
that Consumption IN its most. frightful form
had secured its strong hold upon my system.
The disease had now made such progress that
my cough had beconespasmod and almost
constant; and during last spring am conf>
dent that on more than one oeeasion lraised
more than one quart of blood, and matter
from my lungs in twenty four, hours. was
now reduced to helpless condition. Myap-
petite was gone, and sleep had forsaken me,
whilesmy life seemed fast. ebbing out. was
at this time in the Columbiana CouAty Aims
House, under the treatment of DR.. McCook,
who was the attending physician and surgeon
to that Institution. He declared my condi
ton to be hopeless beyond doubt; and SAID
he should not esurprised to find me deat
when he should return. At this awful crisis
by the assistance of friend whom / shall ev
er remember with gratitude, / was enabled
10 procure one bottle of DR.. Nazoni's Sicil'
ian Syrup, Which / took according to the di
rections. HAT once arrested the bleeding
from my lungs; my cough abated, my appe'
tise returned, my res tat night is sweet anc
tranquil---while my general health ant
strength began every day to improve.
Ihave now taken two bottles--and suct
has been its advantage to me that have lef
the Institution, and intend taking the thirt
bottle, which have. commenced; when from
present prospects expect tobe able to re
turn to my former labor in the enjoyment o
health and happiness. In conclusionI woult
say, let no one despair, however low for few
If any, have ever been reduced lower than l
or been nearer the grave--yet by the powe
and efficacy Of this invaluable medicine, hav
been brought back again to health ga.
to all those that suffer as have done, tr.
this medicine without delay, and try no other
While remain as ever your obligingi friend
gg3 s,.s. ~ ,asi'4, RICHARD DARSEN.
N This is to certify tha. am acquainted wit
the above namedi Richard Darsen. Twas su
perintendent, ofthe Aims House when he wa
admitted I have seen him loose more tha
half q pint Of blood from his lungs. at once
Il know the attending physician and surgeo
TO the Institution had given him up to die
and SO expressed himself. He has taken tw
bottles Of DR.. Mazoni's Sicilian Syrup, ,wlic
has the most astonishing result. He hs
SINCE left The Institution, with a view Of r,
turning TO his labor as formerly after finishin
his third bottle Of this medicine. And kno
that All the particulars set forth in The for,
going statement Of his are strictly true an
correct. WiInessf my hand and seal this 81
day Of August, 1916. JOHN BRICK,
Ex-Superintendent d: Columbiana Co. Ain
/ House. u. n 4. 9Aa;a
| j. s. LefipgwO!l Agent for Portage conr
i've ..ss ,l {Ias S 3w66.