The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02
VolnntnrY TestimonY


From an old gentlemen, who speaks of Or. s. A.Wes-
ver's NeGi ines from experience, after having bsen
cured 81 sore limbs alter many years standing.
TAuNroN, Mass, March 80, 1S59-To DR.. Wea-
vor. New London, Conn,-This is to certify that /,
the undersigned, have been afflicted more or less with
sore legs for three years or more, not deep, but on
the surface, and discharged a thin, watery substance.
| have tried many kinds Of medicine and received ell
kinds Of prescriptions, which were offered as we'll
from Nuackopsthy and Alleopathy as Homeopathy,
and all to little or no purpose. About this Cme l
saw a certificate in a newspaper, signed by the Hon
Joel LOOMS, Of East Lyme, CT, sotting forth his
case, and the benefits he had received from your sy-
rup; but I was still incredulous, until | wrote him
a letter making the necessary inquiries, and when
received his answer, which appeared to be so can
did, and he detailed his case, (Which WINS a bad one)
SO minutely, and advised me to try it, that my con-
fdenco became pretty strong. immediately obtain
ed of Your agent in Taunton, Mr.. S. o, Dunbar, a bot
tie of your syrum, and a box of cerate, and went to
work according to directions, and in about a fortnight
| perceived a considerable improvement. This was
the first Of last October, and in January they were
all healed up smooth and sound, aud remain so still.
And now as it respects my case, it would DO very
difficult for mo to namo tho sum of money to mako
io NAiihB " w IiaOoa ANN NEhhi IA w ~ wv
tober, and l would advise all who are afflicted with
tho like disease, to obtain Immediately some of DIR.
Weaver's syrup, aud go 10 work with it. You may
not receive so much bono i from ii as | have, but it
will do you no harm If it doos you no good. The
world Is full of what Is called quack medicine, and
u~uackery, but after all, there is some of your so call
ed quack medicine that is a sovereign remedy for
some diseases, and the best way to know Is TO try
and SEQ for yourself. Necessity eompels a man some
/ Is.. - L.... Ill ~, -~,s,ltnoa g. tha x.tpl AL
to try medicine which he has heretofore despised and
ridieuled, and alss Doctors-and is nocessiated at
last to put his hand on his mouth, and his mouth to
the dust. My age is a years.
Nh. l do not mean to stigmatizo the above named
medicine, as understand that DR.. Weaver is a regu-
lar bred Physician of the old school.
/. N. Harris x Co., Cincinnati. general agents FOL
the South and West, Sold in Lancaster. wholesale and
retail by Kaufman n Co, and by druggists generally
IN the State. Feb. ,, 1904.
JoY ron rnn INyALID.-W We ent the following from
the ''Philadelphia Saturday Gazette" and recon
mend our readers to peruse 1t carefully, and those
suffering should not delay purchasing
"DR. H~ooyLANDls GHanIAN BIITERs;--1his eel
ebrated medicine, prepared by DR., C NJ. JAcKsoS
at tho imposing German Medicine Store, No. 19'
ARcn street, is exciting unprecedented public Gtten
ton, and the proprietor, who ia a scientific physi
clan, Is selling immense quantities oft. Tho virtue
of this remedy are SO fully set forth in tho cxtendet
notice of 1t, to be seen in our advertising columns
that there Is hardly any room LEFT for US to speak o
il. This much we may add-Qf. the long train o
physical ills to which humanity Is heir, there is non,
more distressing than the general arrangement O
the digestive apparatus. which never fails to accom-
pAny 1 disordered state Of the liver. Headache, piles
~languor, Usefulness, a bilious tongue. a morbi
} breath, loss Of appetite--iu short, an indescribabl
, wretchetness OF existence, are its insuiferable an
nfe-wAsting attendants, Those diseases, which hav
, bafied the skill Of the ablest Doctors, have bee
: radically cured by Hoolland'S German Bitters. +"