The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-08
SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS
9 5 g.
Dz'. 81. 'E'ub5s,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

NMTILL be in attendance a, his Room
RAvENxA, ffentiss House, Wednesday afternoon
and Thursday. 2Sth and 30th. Septem er.
AKRON, Cobb's Exchange, Monday afternoon and
Tuesday, 27th and 2sih, September.
CLEVELAND, Heddeii iiouse, Tuesday and Wednes
day, I4ri and 18Th, September.
Those afflicted will! diseases of the Liver,
Lungs, Kidneys, or Spleen. inflammation, Rheuma-
tism, Asthma shortness of breath,or difficulty of
breathing, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, WEAKNESS or
Nervous Debility, Reslesspess, Less ofAppetite,
Constipation, Derangements ofthe Stomach, Bill
ions affections, Gravel, Swelling Cancer, Scrof-
ula. Ulcers, Impurities of the Blood or of any
chronic or long standing diseases, are invited
to call. No charge for consultation.
DR.. T. never bleeds nor blisters, nor is be
Homeopatfist he never uses Mercury, Antimony,
Arsenic or any other mineral as medical agents,
nor is he Fhompsonian-he neither steams nor
gives emetics! His theory of disease differs
from all others that have been adopted, but not
more so thandnes his system of treatment! he
does not make sick to make WE'LL nor tar
down to build up again; nor allay irritation by
patching up with anodynes.
coNsUmPTEvEs BEAD.
Mr.. Ashton is public officer and exten
sIvely known in The county where he resides: Of
his veracity the most doubling can be easily salts
6ed.
NLw RRIeHroN, JuneIe 1852.
DR.. TuBBs-Dear Sr:-l feel it debt of graft
tude due to you and duty TO the afflicted gener-
ally, TO offer my humble testimony in favor OF your
system of treating Chrome Diseases. | am CON
WINGED that it will almost every chronic dis
ease, if taken IN time.
In the fall of iS49 was violently attacked with
cold and inflammation of the lungs, which was nc
cOnpanied with q very distressing couch, pam IN
the breast, side and back: with very consInefa-
BILE discharge of offensive matter from the lungs,
shortness OF BREATH loss of appetite. night sweats
&c. The family physician was called in and dad
all within his power, but gave me no rel.ei MY
| symptoms grew worse, and found that was iast
sinking into consumption became SO weak that
| was not able to set up but n few minutes al
time My physician advised me 10 use pnien'
medicines; did so for some time, but with no oetI
Ter success. He then told that in The spring l
would get better or worse. My friends from Gas, I'S
lance came me las they supposed. sf me !aS'
time. | then called in another physician, and I'M
der his care and the weather, got 50 mat
could walk and ride about until Fail then SUM
down again, and my physician said that II Gu
not go south, | could not live longer than sprung,
SO gave up all hopes of recovery. Dnrlac lhe
summer OF 1850 your advertisement. anu
concluded to see you, which did, learned Sonr
course of treament; and the last resort pir'ed
myself under your treatment, and To my great as
tonishment, in 6 or weeSs was able to walsS ah
over town and my friends and neighhors who
were much aSionished rs myself. This was N
the spring of 1851; and all the bad symptoms bad
left me, and began 10 enjoy pretty good heath.
In April inst, was much exposed while riding
on the canal. took q severe cold. ami suffered
turn of Old symptoms. which your medicines as ef
fectuaiv removed as before | now enjoy very
toierabie good heath and stand fair days labor,
Am 49 years Old. Those wishing further inCarma-
tion, can call at my residence at Brighton; Pa
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