The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-05

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Chocs are always distressing, sometimes fatal article
that has proved IN many instances successful Drs
Dresbach Kuhn and Pryors Dyspeptc Cordial has done,
certainly ought TO be made public,
The proprietor has no hesitation IN saying lie heard
Of anything acting 20 promptly neving relief The follow
ing cases are amongst others confirming the statement
NEAR NoTTrssHAM Prince George,s Co, Nd Jnly 1874
~. q HsTsons.- SIR One day last week nmy harvest
field one oi my hands was seized in violent manner, he
ieved 10 be cramp choc, and became convulsed IN his
entire system his banda his fingers, toes, &c contracted
and all his limbs distorted nm unnatural way Eight men
were employed in rubbing his hands and legs-usinr whs
key in the ar--and bathing his face and temples with
liquor For hours more the process was continued
without any abatement in The disease, during the
time screaming with agony then sent boy 10 Nj H.
IIollyday ahon, mile off, to Try il anything could he got
there 10 Afford relief They sent me about two spooisf
Of your medicine, named ORR Dreshach Kuhn and Pryors
Dyspeptic Cordial His exremies hat by this time be
come quite coldthe pulse had ceased 10 beat-ndeed
did not think he could live mnutes--slr an object
never before witnessed During the paroxsm large knots
stany. now commenced giving about one,thrd Of The
DyspePtic Cordial soon after which thought perceived
the same quantity ofthe medicine, and found his pulse had
somewhat returned then gave the balance of The Cor
portion he entirely relieved Of the apasmthe disease
was now conquered and state q, ensued The
toron he was thrown into made him quite in his body
aud limbs. We continued the rubbing process some time
after the spasm ceased.
Dr. skinner arrived time after the last doae Of The
Cordial had been gwen and aer the spasms had subsidized
the man was now relieved and lying before him on hearing
the whole statement q the case, very canddly said The
Cordial had saved his life DR. Maccuhhn after
DIR s, and his opinion conceded on The subject with him
think il duty to the public TO make this circumstance
known. MICHAEL CARROLL.
BALTIMORE, February q, 1919. v
Nh. C. Hrsions:- DEAR SIR -Iayng been subject Ito
attacks of Cholc for long time which At length became
frequent thai was afraid TO eat take drink Of cold
wafer AZ abo, this time, Gone year ago1 was advised
toy Drs Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryors Dyspeptic Cordial
sold by you, that II would certainly do HARM
might do me great good, TO which, consented, and com
menced using " taking table spoonful Immediately after
eating my meals. very soon found it doing me good
my fears we're dsspatea feeling that had remedy
in case Of attack And am pleased 10 say that have
scarcely needed any other medicine since thar time and
have mad hut attack Of cholc since that time and that
but slightly having the remedy at hand which was
in re1usiton with effect. You may readily imagine how
grateful feel al having such remedy remembering that
had suffered nine hours Of agonaing pain in the last
tack, before receiving said Cordial.
keep said Cordial constantly in my house, and do not
venture rom home without taking with small guam
tiy would not be without or deprived Of il any &C
count Respectfully yours,
.WM ANDERSON, No II Hanover ST,
For sale by J. f. CALLAN.
WASH X. $. PATTERSON
Georgetown by o. NJ LINTHlCUM
May l0-1m