Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
upwards of 10, 200 Cures!!
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!l.
DIR. RODGERS
Compound Syrup of LiVerWOrt & Tar.

For tie Cure Of Consumption, and all DIS
eases of the Lungs and Breast
THIS Great Remedy has not only made almost
i incredible cures of Consumption, but il breaks
up the most distressing Cough, Cold, Pain in the
Breast, and Asthma; in few hours time We au-
thorze our agents, IN all where it does not
give immediate relief and the bottle is returned 10
cheprfully refund the money.
We viii now ask the afflicted candidly to exam
inc the facts below, which substantiate the merits
of this great remedy; facts which ineoairovert-
BILE, and cannot be denied. We refer YOU TO the
statements Of well known Physicians and Profess
sors, who have forward and substantiated these
facts. The most increduIous cannot but be con-
vinced thatit has made cures where everything else
has failed.
Extracts from, Certificates ,OhicA can be seen
a.. full By calling on the agents.
v letter from John A. Collins, Esq, Editor and
Proprietor of the Temperance OrganI' also A
gent and Lecturer for the Grand Division of sons
of Temperance of Ohio
Cincinnati. November 20, Ie4s.
A. u. ScoNILL-DEAR SIR: Fer the past eight
or ten months, | have felt inclined TO say some
thing in relation TO the extraordinary healing quail
lies OF your preparations OF DIR. Rodgers Compound
syrup Of Liverwort and Tar, for your own but more
especially for the benefit of those unfortunate per-
sons who threatened or afflicted with Pulmona-
ry Consumption, and who, like myself, have great
aversion TO quabks, to their specifics and catho-
consi but a combination OF circumstances has pre-
vented until now.
In November, 1876, my wife took severe cold,
which settled upon her langs. A violent cough was
the consequence, which increased in severity dur
ling the winter, and reduced her TO almost skele
! ton. 1t nearly ineessaut, and attended with
seaere pain in the side and breast, accompanied
with fever and cold night sweats. She expecioIated
more than pint Of matter daily. Ulcers gathered
upon her lungs aud discharged. Her hands and
feet cold and clammy death, and purple
tint settled upon her lips. The skill and vare ef-
forts Of our family physician completely baAed.
On the lst of May, l847, he informed me that he
could do nothing mere than grant her temporary
lief that her case was hopeless, and that she could
not survive more than fortnight at the urtherest.
l immediately called upon DR.. r. S. Newton, oi
this city, (Hho had beon skilfuin the treatment
of concers, and stated her to him. Fl rec
ommended DR.. Rodgers Liverwort and Tar; as.
sured me there nothing of quackery about it,
but purely scientific preparations and gave me the
history of several cases, all considered hopeless
where this preparation restored TO health. A bottle
was procured, and iueone week the expectorolior
w0s nearly conquered. She continued gradu ally IC
improve, her appetite returned, her cough in few
months ased. She recovered her strength, and t.
a very great degree her health, and is a mos
extraordinary trophy Of the healing virtues of DR.
Rodgers Preparation Of Liverwort and Tar
| can also say that have derived very great ben
it from this preparation. for hoarseness, sore throa
and strcure across the breast. have been enabled
white suffering from severe cold and hoarseness, Il
speak with comparative for two hours. 1t ha
one advantage, in my own case over other expec
orants-it does not derange the digestive functions
producing headache, ornervous iEability
j regard it as admirably adapted for the use o
public speakers. Respectfully yours,
JOHN A COLLINS.
From DR.. HIRAM Cox, late Professor 10 Gin