The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-09-22
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For the cure of Consumption, and all diseases ol
the Lungs and Breast. ,.s.. i,ei,ii. q
We will now ask the afflicted candidly e1 I'm.
Inc the facts below, which substantiate tn mt ritz
Of this great remedy. Facts which are 'co' tro-
vertble, aud cannot be denied, We refer yo tc
The statements Of wellknown Physicians and Pro-
fessors, who have cope forward and h,ve sui
,tantated these facts. The most incredi lous cat.
not but be convinced that il has made cu es v he
every thing else has failed. .,,-.-s..
Extracts from Ctrtifcaf.s tDhich cum be seen in
fuV By calling on The Agents, rt .,..-Lps
A LETTER FROM JOHN A. COLLINS.
ESQ, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR OF
THE TEMPERANCE ORGAN, ALSO A.
GENT AND LECTURER FOR THE
GRAND DIVISION OF SONS OF TEN
PERANCE OF OHIO.
CINCINNATI, November 90, lSi6.
A. L. ScOvILL: Dear Sir-For the past eight
or ten months, have felt inclined to say some
thing in relation to the EXTRAORDINARY
HEALING QUALITIES of your preparation Of
Dr.. Rogers Compound Syrup Of Liverwort and
Tar for your own but more especially for the ten-
eft of those unfortunate persons who are threat.
tened or afflicted with PULMONARY CON-
aversion to quacks, to their specifics and catholi.
cons but a combination OF circumstances has pres'
vented until now s5 f..s.... IS ..f. i.tA nlst
In November, l546, my wife took severe cold,
which settled upon her lungs. A VIOLENT
COUGH was the consequence, which increased
in severity during the winter, and reduced her To-
almost a SIX Teton. 1t was nearly ince cessant, aud
attended with SEVERE PAIN in the SIDE and
BREA ST accompanied with FEVER and COLD
NIGHT SWEATS. SHE EXPECTORATED
more than a PINT OF MATTER DAILY. UL-
GERS gathered upon her LUNGS and discharged.
Her HANDS and FEET were cold aud claHmy'
as death, and PURPLE TINT settled upon her
lips The skill and varied efforts of our family
pyscian were completely BAFFLED. On tbs
lst of May, ls47, he informed me that he could
do nothing more than grant her Temporary relief,
that her case WAS HOPELESS, and that she
could NOT SURVIVE more than fortnight at
the furtherest. Immediately called upon DIR.
r. s NEWTON of this city, (who had been so
skilfu in the treatment Of cancers, and stated her
case to him. He recommended Dr. Rogers Liv~
erwort aud Tar, assured me that there was nothing.
Of quackery about it but purely SCIENTIFIC
and gave me the history of
several cases, all considered hopeless where this
preparation RESTORED To HEALTH. A
butile was procured and in one week the expecto.
ration was nearly CONQUERED. She con,in.
ued gradually to-improve, her appetite returned,
her COUGH in a lew months CEASED. SHE
RECOVERED her STRENGTH. and tot very
great degree her health, and is now a MOST EX.
TRAORbINARY TROPHY Of the HEALING
VIRTUES ofDR ROGERS PREPARATION
OF LlVERWORT AND TAR.
can also say that have derived very great
benefit from this preparation, for hoarseness, sors
throat, aud structure across the chest have
been enabled, while SUFF FERING FROM Sc.
WERE COLD AND HOARSENESS, 10 speak
with comparative ease for two hours. II has one
advantage, in my own case, over other expecto.,
rants, it does not derabge the digestive functo
producing headache, or nervous inability. -
regard il as admirably adapted for the use or
public speakers. Respectfully yours, MtJ H.
JOHN A. COLLINS.
FROM DR.. HIRAM. cox, m5}
Late Professor in Cincinnati Elerfic .Medicak
'55 AZ ,of., C0Iiedge. a, vs.. ,ssAa 500
Mr.. A. L. ScovilI: However reluctant have
been to permit my name to be attached 10 patent
medicine, consider it duty to the community
TO state that in three cases cf,neipient consumr.
tion, viz, Miss Bell, Miss Bssssr, and Mr.. r..
H. Cox, one Of our City Council, that Dr. Roeers'
Liverwort and Tar operated more like . specific
than any other remedy, that ever used. Onsst
the cases viz: Miss Bell, pronounced by several
Physicians to be laboring under the last stsssW
Scrofnious Consumption She 10 now In good
health, from the use Of few bottles OF the above
syrup. gl2a 2 HIRAM COX, Md
Cincinnati, JAM. 25, ,is47. p sla97 srl1i7swl
FROM THE HON. JUDGE HENRY MORSE.
Mr.. A. L. Scovill: I am well acau sinted win
DR.. Hiram Cox and his practice, he having bean
my family physician for many yesry, and can cheers
fully say that 7 have as much confidence il his
skill as any man living. HENRY MORSE.