The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-30
ERYsIpELAs CAN BE CURED

Messrs. s.. A Weaver & Co.-Gcntlemcn {;
It is with the greatest pleasure that | am cna-
bled to inform you and the public of the re-
markable cure reformed In my case, by your
Canker and Salt Rhcum Syrup.
| have been troubled with the Erysipelas,
more or less, for the last ten years. | was
first attacked by breaking out Of the humor
upon my head and face, which produced n
burning sensation, and caused them at times
to be very much swollen. The disease had
been growing upon me, appearing sometimes
In one part of my body, and al other times in
another. Sometimes, by n little over exertion
in warm weather. it would bring on this dis
case, which would appear in spots on my
hands and arms, and wherever these spots
appeared, there would be a burning sensation,
nearly akin 90 that If applying a coal of fire.
| hal bcan IN tae condition above described
until last Spring, when the disease exhibited
itself In Il new and more distressing form. At
this time Il made It's appearance nearly all
over my body, IN some places iI The form of
small white bii.ters. which would break. and
for = time discharge % substance Ike scaidIug
wstcn, then dry pp and form scahs, ard make
its appearance ln other places. IN this situa
ton ] passed many slccpiosa nights tof The
Fix months previous to using vohr syrup and
Ccsato. T bad not seen q well moment. al
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as a dozen bottles of Sl|rsaaa,ila and oiifog
medicines which were highly recommended
for clcansing the blood. From these, although
good in many cases, | { derived no benefit. |
began to despair Of getting even momeuiary
relief, much less of ever being cured.
At this time | bcgan to hear your medicines
highly spoken of, and by the advice Of my
friends procured two bottles Of your Syrup,
which | took, without much apparent effect,
but being So strongly assured by them that it
would help me, | bought more and continued
its use, and on taking the third bottle, the
disease began to make its appearance on the
surface of my body much more extensively
than it ever had done, in the form of b~listcrs,
which would enlarge and run into sores. The
medicine had driven the disease to the sur
face so profusely, that for two or three nights
the only way | could obtain any rest was by
the frequent application of the Ccratc to these
sores. At this time my wife advised me to
reduce the quantity taken at any one time,
but | was informed that this was the legitim-
ate effect of the Syrup, to drive the disease to
the surface, and | told her / should continue
its use until | had taken six bottles, if did
not get cured with II less quantity. | %continu-
ed its use and when | had taken the sixth
bottle the erysipclas had entirely disappeared,
and / now consider myself perfectly free from
this distressing malady, which cure, in my
opinion, has been produced alone by your in-
valuable medicine and | am glad TO have il
in my power to give you this statement, hop
ing it will meet the eye of persons who are
afflicted with this most dreadful disease, the
Erysipclas.
| should have mentioned before, that the
Cerate ought to be used when the Syrup has
driven out the disease. This will allay the
irritation and heal the sores.
would also state, that my wife has been
very much troubled with Cankcr in the stom-
Ach & mouth, which this medicine has entirely
cured. Ny children have been troubled with
Canker in the mouth, which has been entirely
cured by it. VIM F. KEABLES.
New London, March Is, 1851. iG:4w.