The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-06-17
DIR. Davis's Syrup.
PHILADELPHIA A

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! On my way East from home, Paducah' Ken.
lucky, in February last, | was attacked w,tt a
violent oold in crossing the mountains. II wa,
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 Co, recon-
mendcd TO me DR.. DAVIS'S SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR. Having BUSH
| ness to attend %, aud with the Inconvenience
attending bsence from home, could not take
it regularly, or pay the prope. attention to the
regimen directed. found great benefit, how
ever, from taking part of Ii bottle, was partially
relieved, and enabled to start on my journey
home Rccrossng the mountains | was expo
sed TO severe storm, which renewed the attack
with greatly increased violence, followed oy
harassing cough, great expectora,on of mucus,
and heavy night sweats, these continued so Sc
we're on my passage Gown the river, that every
time J awoke was literally soaked with lnuis-
ture, which drppcd from my body in quantity
as great his if had just come from bath Ar
rived at home my friends and family were alarm
cd at my situation, and thought that was in
rapid or gaoping consumption, and couki not
live many weeks longer. AT this time thu cuugh
was severe. attached with much expectoraton
pain in tho breast ard grea. ems citation, not
night sweats still continuing. a short time az
had received from DR. Duvis's Syrup, which
had not attracted my particular attention at the
time took ii; not then thinking my situation
dangerous, resumed takingt (soms oft nav.
ing been sent out to mo o.. salc) | found inn
mediate relief, and my improvement was &c rap
that by the time had taken two bottlesful
was perfectly restored to health, and have 50
ou,inued. It is needless to say that ascribe
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
SIS OWENS.
FROM A RESPECTABLE MERCHANT
OF SMYRNA, DEL.
Smyrna, Del August %. 1886
Messrs Robinson Collins q 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-at,on Of strength very great 50
fastened home as soon as possible. NV frien
when they saw inc, were alarmed at my cond-
ton NV partner in business having been very
much benefited under similar cirrunist ances, BY
taking DR.. DAVIS'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR. recommen
it to mt concluded to try it, and by dhe time
had used one bottle was entirety cured; and
now most cheerfuly recommend it to all that
may I've afflicted in a similar manner, believeing
It medicine that should be extensively known.
You may use tins as you think proper
Very respectfully yours, JOHN II; BEWLE
References in Observation-Disclosures, Van Du-
sen & Smith wholesale merchants, No. l59
Market street; Fobes4 Gibbons, wholesale NOR
chants, SO Market street; George Z. West,
wholesale merchant, 1919 Market street.
Robinson, Collins & CO. No 81 Market az rec
Philadelphia Genera agents,
Agents for the above medicine in Cecil county
Dr. J. HaIlace Elkton, Black & Brothers,
Charlcstown,R l.. Thomas, North East, Alon
20 Snow, Port Deposit
Oct, 30th, l847.