The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-29
The Asthma can be Cured |!


nR, PETER H. LEE has discovered a remedy
~ that will certainly and eectually the Spasmodic
Asnma as mas been demonstra ted in hundreds OF nstan
beyond all doubt He asks the attention of The aic
TED to the following letter from Rev. L. D. Williamson,
VINO Is well known thro ughout the nited States:
Editor OF the star-It is known to some of your read
ers and many my friends that have recently found
cure for Asthma with which have suffered severely for
many years. During my recent visit to the East, many
anxious inquiries made as TO the means cure
which appears astonishing
To save further inquiries, also put Others in the
way of procuring like relief, allow say that
procured prescription from DR.. Peter H. Lee which
alone attribute cure have every reason believe
peFec! and RADICAL have indeed no symptom or feel
ing OF Asthma lett. aIleott ae-Uh&
Throu n long period of fifteen years have suffered
much-tred various medicines, and been acquainted with
hundreds OF cases, and well satisfied that Dr. Lees is
the only prescription that can be relied upon Gratis
tude to him for the unreasonable relief he has brought
me, and desire the suferng have alone nduc
ca e TO maze inns phblic statements winch 90 IN Inc
utmost confidence that those who follow my advice VIII
MOI be disappointed. l. D. WILLIAMSON.
Cincinnati, Oct 49, 1S47.
In letterEsent Rev Mr. Drew, of Augusta, Me-, he
also says 81 have not taken half bottle and am WELL
and have no fears of Asthma again. inasmuch | have
for the last two months been exposed to all sorts of
weather, and am free from that mplaint which has
made me sufferer through long dreary years."
NOW let the reader examine the impartial statement Of
Rev. VIM. A. Drew, editor of The Gospel Banner Of Aus
susta Maine and he will be in possession OF actual
periments. He says:
The editor OF the Banneris friend of humbuggery
and would not to receive any ofths medicine
sale until he had by of several bottles forwarded
through dScertained his satisfaction,
is, The whole, good medicine III did rot require
that il should cure every body for such pretesion
would be humbuggerY; no medicine will cure in every
cases but he should ascertain that il accomplished the
object in majority of cases. he meant to consider the
fact enough establish for it good claim general
confidence. lie has ascertaned that in fifteen out of
seventeen cases it has given reef that in ten of thai
number il appears to have effected cure; and that in
the other two cases no effects good or bad been
ceived from its use Justice however requires MS to
say tn 1t these cases were quite hopeless ones which
was not really expected any medicine could reach.n
DR.. Lee believes from his knowledge of the medicine
and its effects that the five cases will be permanently
cured if the use oft is continued
To this might be added hundreds OF similar testimonies
but the following from the editor OF the Star in the Wes
who is personally acquainted with Dr. Lee and knows
of the success ofhis medicine is worthy of notice:
The ASTHMA MEDICINE Persons frequently
write us letters of inquiry about this medicine 20 know
ii il is really what il claims tobe we can only saw that
the certificates in the Star are genuineto which miobt
he ad led many more of a similar character. Our own