The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-04
DIR. Davis's Syrup.
PHILADEDPHIA' Aug


On my way East from home, Paducah' Ken
lucky, in February last, was attacked with a
violent cold in crossing the mountains. 1t was
so severe that was obliged to lay by in New
York several days after completing my business
A little recruited | returned to Philadelphia;
when Messrs. Robinson Collins s. Co, recon-
mcnded TO me DR.. DAVIS'S SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR. Having BUSH
ness to attend t o, aud with the Inconvenience
attending tbscnce from home, could not take
it regularly, or pay the proper attention. to the
regimen directed. found great benefit, how
ever, from taking part Of a bottle, was partially
relieved, and enabled to start on my journey
home Recrossing the mountains, / was expo
sed TO severe storm, which renewed the attack
with greatly increased violence, followed by a
harasslng cough, great expectoration OF mucns,
and heavy night sweats, these continued so Sc
we're on my passage down the river, that every
time awoke was literally soaked with mois-
ture, which dripped from my body in quantity
as great as if had just come from a bath Ar
! rived at home my friends and family were alarm
ed at my situation, and thought that was in n
rapid or gallopng consumption, and could not
live many weeks longer. At this time the cough
was severe. attached with much expectoration
pain in the breast, and great evacuation, the
night swcats still continuing. A short time af
had received from DR.. Daviss Syrup, which
had not attracted my particular attention at the
time took it; not then thinking my situation
dangerous, resumed taking it (soms oft nav
ing been sent out TO me on sale). | found i'm
mediate relief, and my improvement was sc rap
id that by the time had taken two bottles full
was perfectly restored to health, and have so
continued. It is needless to say that ascribc
my recovery entirely to this valuable medicine,
without which. | believe in common with my
family generally, who witnessed my situation,
that should now have been in my grave
S, S. OWENS.
References in Philadelphia. Address, Van Du-
sen & Smith wholesale merchants, No l59
Market street, Fobcs Gibbons, wholesale mer-
chants, SO Market street; George f. West,
Wholesale merchant, l29 Market street.
FROM A RESPECTABLE MERCHANT
OF SMYRNA, DEL.
Smyrna, Del. August IS, 1916
Messrs Robinson Collins & Co, Gentleman
While on a visit to Maryland last winter !,
was attacked with violent cold, when settled
GU my breast, with alarming symptoms Of con-
sumption; the cough was exceedingly severe,
and the prost-atton of strength very great |
FASTENED home as soon as possible. NV friends,
when they saw me, were alarmed at my condi-
ton My partner in business having been very
much benefited under similar circumstances, by
taking DR.. DAVIS'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR, recommen-
it to me- | concludcdlo try it, and by dhe time
| had used one bottle was entirety cured; and
now most cheerully recommend ii to all that
may he afflicted in similar manner, believing
it medicine that should be extensively known
You may use thus as you think proper
Very respectfully yours, JOHN II; BEWLE
RnbiuSbn (nlinS & IN No SI.Marlet stree
Philadelphia Genera agents,
| Agents for the above medicine in Cecil county
Dr. ]. Uallace, Elkton, Black s. Brothers
Charlestown, r. l. Thomas, North East, Alon
70 Snow, Port Deposit
Oct 3Oth. 1871.