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am fully convinced that the above statement is GORE
. NJ HANSON
lNTEREsrlNG CASE oF cRAMp CnoLIC.


Chocs always distressing sometimes fatal an article
that has proved In 80 many instances successful az Drs
Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryors Dyspepc Cordial has done
certainly ought TO be made public.
The proprietor has hesitation in saying he never heard
Of anything acting SO promptly In giving relief The follow
Ing cases amongst others confirming the statement;
NEAR NOTTINGHAM Prince Georges Co.. Nd July 4 1911
Mr. O. Hersi0ns. StR-One day last week In my harvest
field one Of my hands seized in violent manner be-
cyed TO be cramp choc, and became convnlse IN his
and all his limbs distorted in way. Eight
were employed in rubbing his hands and legsusing Wills
key in the act--and bathing his face and temples will,
liquor For two hours the process was continued
without any abatement In the disease, the man during the
lime screaming with agony then sent boy to MI j. y
there afford relief They about sI,ooislu
Of your medicine named Drs Dresbach Kuhn and Pryors
Dyspeptic Cordial. His exremes ha, by this time be-
come quite coldhe pulse had ceased TO beat-ntieed
did moi think he could live ten mnutessnch object
before Witnessed During the paroxism large knots
would run up and down his lees4men rubbing him
tan,ly now commenced giving about one.t,rd Of The
Dyspepc COrdla-S0on aer which thought perceived
change for the better; In ten fifteen minutes gave
the same quantity of the medicine, and found his pulse had
somewhat returned then gave the balance Of the Cor.
dial al about the same intervals soon after taking the last
portion he entirely relieved Of the spasmtlc disease
oriiun he thrown into made him quite in his body
aud limbs We continued the rubbing process some tine
after the spasm ceased.
Cordial had been given. and after the spasms had subsidized
the was relieved and lying before him OH hearing
Cordial had saved his life. DR. Maccubbn soon after
DR. S and his opinion conceded on The subject with him
known. MICHAEL CARROLL.
BALTIMORE, February 81, lSt9.N
Mr. C. Herstons:-DEAR SIR-Iavng been subject TO
attacks Of Choc for long lime wlichat length became
frequent that was afraid to cat or take drink Of cold
wafer AT about this time, Zone year ago. was advised
try Drs Dresbac Kuhn and pryor's Dyspeptic Cordial
sold by you that would certainly do me no HARM aud
might do great good, TO which, consented, and com
nenced using H. taking table spoonful Immediately AFTER
eating my meals very soon ionnd was doing me good
my fears dssipaie feeling sure that had remedy
in case OF attack And am pleased to say that have
scarcely needed any other medicine since that time aud
have mad but attack Of cOlc since that tme and that
but slightly having the remedy at hand which was soon
in reuisitiOn with effect. Yon may readily imagine how
grateful feel at having such remedy remembering that
had suffered nine hours Of aeonzins pain IN the last at
tack, before receiving said Cordial. sa
keep said Cordial constantly IN my house. and do moi
venture from home without taking with me small guam
ty. would not be without deprived of 1t any
| count Respectfully yours +,
/ WIN, ANDERSON, No. II Hanover st.
For sale by j. r. CALLAN.
r, X. S. PATTERSON.
Georgetown by o. NJ. L1NTIICUM.