The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-15

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Burrows 4 Prettyman, Davenport; n. r. Cham
berlin, Moline; Pliny Fay, Muscatins; Butler 3
Black, Hampton.
A WHOLE FAMILY SAVED.
WHO can resd the following narration OF
w whole family saved, and doubt the value OF
the article which could work such cures? The
diseases are such as are generally incnrable, and
here they had reached their worst forms. Call
on Mr.. WATERMAN or his family and ask for YOUR
sell an account or their sufferngs, they will be
happy to give any information.
BrFrALo, Nov. II, I848
"Dr. Il. B. Myer,--Dear Sir,--In justice to yop
and your excellent medicine, i would state the
following facts. For long time / have been
troubled with an obstinate Liver Complaint, and
for more than year ny Liver has been terribly
diseased. Ihave tried every thing-every means
could hear of-spent money TO get reiet or even
rest, and for months have been under the courses
Of skilifal physicians nothing could touch the
disorder. The disease seemed rooted and fixed
in my system. My very blood seemed thick and
f,SA - "a
thought ruined forever-my system was lax and
characterization slow. Twas so tormenfed with
horrible Nightmares that could not spend night
without saffrTing. conii hardly sleep without
its coming on; had several pains ip my breast
and under the shoulder blades; constant pain in
my lett side, with adnll heavy feeling Of fniness
Of the part. On that side conld moi bear to lie
at all; ii attempted, it caused me insnfferable
agony was worn down Nth slow mining
fever; nv life seemed only one continued misery.
was fairly wretched. Ny stomach was always
loaded and siekened. loa,hed my food, and
wha. little managed 10 eat digested badly. Ia
this state fingered some time. tried many
popular remedies, but they did me no good. The
disease was so completely established, that MOTH
ing could moveis. My Lungs also were affected
and was much harassed BY oppression and short
ciated with complete pros.rssion Of the system.
Ny limbs trembled SO much that could hardly
stand; my breath was bad, my nerves shattered;
and had the appearance Of being, IS FthongM
myself, in rapid decline. hardly expected TO
live. Al last whenever lay down on my back,
could feel something like water bubbling in my
lefi side, ifsnatier from Liberation ofihe Liver
= WAS exceedingly alarmed at this as my case
looked almost hopeless. Abont This time 'heard
OF some Of The wonderful cures your Extract Of
Sarsaparilia, Wild Cherry, and Dandelion was
making among my neighbors and thought some
oftaking il. I had no belief in it however, until
was persuaded by friend, whose child it had
saved, to''ry II. l procured bottle ard COM
menc.d taking il The frst doses seemed to
work strangely, but felt better Iceud feel it
taking hold Of the disease. have now taken
two bottles and am happy to say that j, and it a.
lone has cured me. am perfectly well, strong
and hearty, able to attend TO my business which
exposes me much with ease- ! chee,fniiy rec
ommend il as the best medicine I ever saw for
Liver Complaints or FOR almost any disease. I
shall be most happy to talk with any person on
the subject OF my cure, for ] 40, convinced that
they cannot use q better medicine.
Residence on Eleventh Street, near corner of
Maryland. G. j. WATERMAN.