The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-07

Mr.. Dykemdn swore to the facts before Inos.
Bsiston who cerfes to the good character Of Mr.
Dykeman for veracity and respectable standing. Mr..
yoha Wait merchant at the place. also certies
mans character 10 good For the full particulars Of this
cure. sEEouR PAMPHLETS.
BELIEVED IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE.
Ms,m,. E. B. Caldwell 4 Co., of East Omsso, o.,
veso CO.. N y, respectable druggist wrote to US May
10Th, 1913: We have just heard through Mr.. Whitman,
respectable citizen Of this place. Of an important cure
! of Consumption which BRANTs INDIAN PULMONARY
BALsAM has produced the wife Of an rcquaintnnee
of his who resides in the town Of Palermo, in this
county. She had been long confined 10 her bed, and
was dangerously diseased that her friends believed IL
| iHposHble for her 10 Hvs
MORE THAN ONE DAY LONGER.
But when all other hope utterly failed she commenced
taking Branfs Pulmonary Baisan and Its medical ehca'
cy has raised her from dying bed that she Is row
going about and attending to her domestic household
affairs and duties. She acknowledge and II 10 very
evident that she Is indebted to Brants Bai'am for her
recovery from long, severe, and dangerous sickness
and her friends and neighbors csns:dor that medicine
Invaluable. -
HIS LUNGS BLED-HE MUST DIN
N. Y. WROTE Aug. a. 1886: Branfs Medeine 10 doing
wonders hereit has cured Of Consumpiion, that
al the phvneinns hod sa,d must die. When he CON
hand to his head he bed at the Iungs and every symP
tom seemed to indicate that he must die; but aston
ishing to ALL he is now able to labor md rides all over
you when visit the city Of New York in the spring
what great things Breat has done for me- 1t has also
cured young lady of Consumption in Orleans county
which her father says No doctor could cure.
RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.
bIessrs. Pratt & Foster merchants of West Corn
wall Conn. called on us at New York, April 2ls ls4T
and said Branfs Bassm had Effected OF such hope
Lac nf Ha.s In hair that
other cough medicine could be sold there that i had
roised as II from the gravs-some that physicani
and all the friends said must die One gentleman In
particular so far gone that his physician told him
II uSeless to take any more medicine. He then.
when no hope was left, began to take Branfs Basan-
got wel-and Is now as well as he ever was
Doctors could give no Help.
Mr.. VIM. D. Jennings, merchant at Pierpont Ce"tr..
Ash,abula co., Ohio, wrote to u.s. October Cd e48 and
stated cure Of CONscMPT which the use OF BRANTs
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM had effected In Mr.. VIII.
ism Croeket Of an adjoining town. Mr.. Crocket had
sought relief from the best physicians and numerous
medicines but found none. for the fatal hand Of that
on his vtsls, and was so destroying and debitatns
his body that he was mere skeleton. He was giren
up by his physician and all friends as one who would
inhab,i grape. But even in this last extremity,
strange and marvellous as i may seem, yet 1t is true,
that the Of only five bottles Of BRANr's INDIAN
PULMoNARY BALsAM has unclinchsd the hand Of the
destroyer and restored Mr.. Crocket to health, ard he
ID uOW hUeebp AANs
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS.
Mr.. w. Chapman. merchant Middlebury, state Of
Vermont stated to that his son was afflicted with
and his physicians said he ,coud die he made Of
Branrs fndias Pulmonary Balsam, which soon resorsd
hin TO health.
SHE COULD NOT SLEEP IN BED.
Mr. James WINS, merchant and miller of Kirkland
Lake Co., Ohio, wrote, Sept. 18th, le4s that BRANTs
PULMONARY BALsAM was effectng some astonishing
wife Of his head miller She had been diseased for four
teen year,, and her husband had spent almost all his
earnings In paying doctors, and In trying all kinds OF
medicines but TO purpose She had not laid slept
in her bed for several years. in consequence Of her dis
ease but after using feV bottles Of Brdnfs PG
uonary Baam she could lie and enjoy sleep in her bed
es well as ever she could.
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS
No remedy offered to the public has ever been half
as certain and e6ectaal in restoring ALL the incidental
veakne,ses and iresxlaries of the sex, as BlAnT's
the arrangement be ezess' or other weak
ness-it REGULATES ALL, by strengthening the eys.
TEN, eguaizing the circulation and SOOTHING and AL.
LAYING NERVOUS lRRITABILITY. See Pomphe''.
CHANGE OF LIFE.
From the Girl to the Woman and the Woman at mid.
die ags-the 10 accelerated and the other 30
gradually ppressed as to prevent any of the fatal die
eases that frequently arise In consequence OF such
change
Nervous Diseases and Derangements
Cured without fail. DYsENTERY and SUMMER
COMPLAINT, In children and adulis-and
CHOLERA INEANTUM.
No mother need ever mourn the death Of her child
oy Cholera Infantum, while teethng BRANT'S
uLMohARY BAlSAM be administered. II
should BE- for such cases given In larger than the oPd
nArv doses g..
FOR SALE BY
C. II. RICE, Kalida.
E. R. DAVIS, Columbus Grore
Il. H. B. HrrK1Ns, Gilboa.
JOHN EwING, Findlay.
A. VAN Dorm, Van Buren.
ABEL ToMrKINs, Lima.
DAVID GRAIL, Westminster.
o. H. ALLEN, Defiance.
L. G. NOZZLE, Cldrksrille.
All letters md orders must be address
ed to Wallace g. Co., LOG Broadway
New York.
Administration office.
NoTICE is hereby given, that the under.
IN signed was duly appointed and quail.
fed at the October term OF the court Of com.
mon pleas. Of Putnam cuunty, Ohio, admin.
istrator Of the estate Of John Henry Miller,
late OF said county, deceased.
JACOB LOAR.