The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-23

CASE OF MRS. EooERr.
We regret that we have not room 10 publish in
full the entire history Of the Of Mrs. EggeTt
as il shows conclusvely The controlling power OF
this Medicine ii relieving and curing apparent,
the most hopeless cases. Want OF space obl'sos
us to abridge her statements.
READ, AND BE CONVINCED.
Mrs. Eggerl states that for the last six years
she has been consumptive, but during the past
year the disease has worn her down extremely
low all remedies having failed To stop its pro-
gress. The Cough was most distressing, with a
continual pain in the breast. Cold, clammy
NionT SwEATs and iIEcTic FEVER alierna-
ted " iih Cold CHILLs every day. She became
weak and debiliIated, and reduced low that
she weighed only ninety pounds. All her Physi-
clans had dcspaircd of her recovery, as their
edes had failed TO DO any good. One of them
called in skilful consulting Physician to examine
her Lungs, and lie pronounced hllat one Of her
Lungs was entirely gone; that the other was vast,
away, and there was no hope of her recovery.
hbout the first Of last August, the Tubctclcs in
CT Lungs liberated both interna,tand externally.
The quantity of matter thrown up almost suffo-
Gated her. The blood now settled under her nails
so that some of them afterwards fcsiered aud
came off. Many Of her friends came in to take
their Last Leave.
At this crisis [20lh Aug. she commenced usinl
DR.. RoGFRs' SYRUP OF LIyERwoRT, TAR,S-
CANcHALAGUA, with only a faint hope, as her
Physician said il contained no virtues. But what
happy change II stopped the distressing
Cough the Pain IN the breast; the cold Night
Sweats the Hectic Fever, and Cold Chills, in a
very Snort time. II also enabled her 10 raise the
large quantity Of Matter aud Phlegm which OPP
pressed her Lungs. From that moment she has
continued TO get hetteri until, such is the great
change, even her friends and Physicians now pass
her in the street without recognizing her. She
also saws that che has never felt well ms she
a sko #
that the Ulcers in her l.urgs are entirely healed,
and are reslorcdapparenily as well NJ ever. She
has also gained in flesh for the asi three M nths
so that Instead Of 80, che now weighs 40 lbs,
and invites all those who doubt the Virtues Of Dr.
Rogers Liyerwort, Tar, and canchalagua, IN call
and see her, on Elm, three doors above Cooper
ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
We the undersigned, state that acquainted
with aud visited Mrs Eggert during her sckness and
believe above statements TO be true In every parteu
JOHN MELENDY, (Deacons Of firsi Congregations
y. X: LEAylTr Sehg,eh clneinnali. Ohio
Cincinnati, Dec. l. Isi7 "A doors wcsi of Race e.
Those who wish In obtain further Information regard
ing the above case or VINO won1 ea,n me character
the above statements, can do sn by add essng (posl
paid the Rev. G. w. Boynon, Cincinnati, ohlo.-
Those living IN tho vicinity ct ltca n w. can cali up
on or address tpost pad) Mr. Marchs n Druggist, Ia
thai ety. WIN well acquainted with the circumstances
and VIM VIII he happy to eonn lne above statements
F-y>See numerous other certificates rnm Physicians,
Professors Of Medical Colleges Ministers Of the Gospel
Judges Lawyers se Ia the Pamphlet 10 be had gratis oI
The Agents uained below,
n n II this medIcne fiilr to do all We promise. The
money win be returned lF1r See page Sd Of the Pam
h'ei
For sale. Wholesale and retail by A. l.. SEQ
WILL & co, Proprietors, at their Principal
Office, No 65 Warren ST, New York, to whom
all orders for this Medicine, and letters relating
10 Agencies, should he addressed, post pa d.
Ug-Be sure you askfor DR.. 4. Rooe's' Syrup
II LIvERwoKr, TAR. aud CANbHALAeuA, and
lei no other he palmed off npon you.
CAUTION.-None9 genuine, unless there is on
the buffwrapper. a note ofLand signed with
, Pen, by A. L SCOVILL & co,
For sale in Middlebury by w. p. Russell
large bottles, 81 90 or six bottles
Tor $500.
Marth rs, 1850 ta'3m-