Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23
DR. MARTINS.
lMp0nMn SYRnp % IKTTn CHERRK

COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY.
THIS CompouND is one of the best remedies ever of
fered to The public in Coughs, whether arising from
Colds or the Whooping Cough, or Tint dreadful maln-
dy Consumption. Few remedies, in the short time it
has been before the public, have effected SO many
cures. The p~roprietors are every day receiving orders
for il nj a distance, and in this city, in which they
have been highly %gratitied to learn its good effects.
The Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church of
Maryland Che Right Rev. w. r. Nottingham has
authorized us 20 say that he has used it In his own
person with decided benefit; and our Medical friends
do not scruple TO recommend it az one OF the best res
medies in Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthrn1. &c,
which they have ever met with. The following is
from n highly respectable Physician on Kent fsEnnd,
whom we made acquainted with the preparation
KENT ISLAND, June %, 1917.
DR.. Martin-Dear Sir: Since my return home. |
prescribed your SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY in
Reverai caseg; one in particular, u case of Asthma. OF
long standing tabout IL years. n neighbor and patient
of mine. Her disease had never been benefited by
any Medicine which she has taken and for the last
year Or two she has been confined entirely to the
house. ] do not know that she had a good nights
rest for a long time, but since she has commenced
taking your Medicine land she has only tuken one
bottle) she is enabled TO 60 10 bed and sleep we'll all
night. ! think the Medicine will make a perfect cure
of her, and she is determined to give it a fair trial.
Her husband, Mr, Roderick Earickson. is a merchant
here, and says If you will send him some Of it he will
act rs your agent.
Yours, SAMUEL HARPER. MI D.
Price rs cents per bottle. Around each bottle there
ie a short treatise on Diseases of The Chest.
MARTIN & WHITELEY'S NATIONAL
TONIC.
This preparation il a certain cure for the Agrte and
Fever, and Dyspepsia. We only ask a trial oft. and
are satisfied planters and citizens generally, will cave
hundreds o. dollars by keeping a supply Of the Tonic
and Martins Pills by them. Read the following GER
tiicate of Il worthy man who was cured by the use of
the Tonic
BEAvER.DAMs, QUEEN ANN's Co., III.
October Sd. 1871.
DR.. Geo. z. Martin,
Respected Sir-In Justice to You and to the Public,
and to discharge q high and responsible obligation
resting upon Inc, ! take this method of making Known
20 the Public, (shonld you think il worthy Of publish.
ingD the remarkable cure your National Tonic has
wrought ~ my particular case. / had been la51ring
under al internitting fever for Is months, | had a4ed
different eminent Physicians. but without success -
tia true. the Quinine would stop the chills a day or
two. but they would return with double violence IN
iii | became weak and emaciated. NV stomach
swollen aud hard. my spirits broken, and had but lit
tie hope Of again becoming a sound man: last winter
] accidentally saw this Invaluable Tonic. and netting.
as n drowning man would catch at strawa. so Icaught
at a bottle Of your Medicine-commenced taking it.
and before ! used 4 INIT bottle my chiIls left me. nv
appetite gradually returned. and my spirits also. and
by thn time | had finished the one bottle was. ~ il
were, q new man. Nearly a year has elapsed AMI |
have moi had q single chill Your Pills are the most
popular pills among us. Yours. with respect.
john NELSON.