The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
Yours, very respectfully,
D. A. MeCULLIN. Attorney at law.
Read the effects of DIR. S. A. Weaver's
Medicines on TIumOrs in Children.
pRovInENcE, r. l., May 18th. 1856.

PRovIDENcE, r. l., May 18th. 1856.
Dir. S. A. WEAVER, Dear Sill feel a pleasure
in communicating TO you scme oithe facts in rele-
ton to tho wonderful effects OF your Canler and Salt
Rheum Syrup and Ger t., in my own family. My
little boy about 8 wears Of age has been troubled
ION an infant, with some form Of disease, which
was supposed oftimes TO depend upon a humor. He
would often be taken suddenly i'll, and theni it was
SUPPOSED tobe the worms e hich troubled him Oc-
cAsionally sores would appear upon the surface of
his body, especially about the face aud nose and wa
noticed ut such times he appeared better in his gen.
eral heath. His sick turns fuaily predominant d,
and he gradually sunk into aserious and criticalcon.
dition We gave him medicines for worms but could
hot see any material difference in the symptoms -
We then gave him medicines highly + commended
for humors and such other medicines as ' c thought
adapted 10 his case, but still could preceive no benefit
1t was the opinion oil many that tho child could not
sur vive long in his present condition, for he became
very much emaciate fretful and povish reqiring the
constant attention Of a faithful nurse. l became a.
harmed for his safety snd called in a physician who
vainiy strove 10 restore him. | had heard much o.
DIR. s. A. Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
and asa last resort determined to mako a trial of it
on the child. accordingly procured a bottle and
commenced giving it to him in small dosos. Very
soon sores began to appear uron the surface, end as
we proceeded they gradua ly increased in number
and size, until running together. well nigh covered
his face and limbs with a solid scab procured The
Ccrate and applied it to these soras, which imne
diatelv began to improve in appearance, until by a
continuation thoy were entirely healed. Now sores
oecasio nally app cared, but were soon hcultd in tho
same manner as b, fore. From the time the first
sores appeared externally, the child's general health
began to improve, his appetite WAS restored, his
spirits revived, and he seemed playful snd healthy.
Since III humor has been driven cut and cured, by
these Invaluable remedies the child has suffered mono
of those sudden attacks of which ! have spoken, but
has boen a hardy, rut eed, healthy child. 1t would
b. impossible to make any one sensible Of the mighty
ch ange which has taken place in my child since u.s.
ing these medicines, unless they had seen him in his
sickness and could see hir now. | most cordially
recommsnd these popular remedies which have thus
stnunched'a little sufferer from tho grave aud re-
stored g~'adness to stricken fathers heart. / do SO
the more cheerfnlly, hoping that others severely
afflicted may have perfect confidence in these inval-
liable preparations.
VIM II HUDSON.
]. N. Harris & Co, Cincinnati, genera agent for
tn South and West, Sold in Lancaster, wholesale and
+ tail b, Kaufman &c Co. and by druggists generally
in the Slate. Al 10, 1854.