The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-11
MAY APPOINTMENTS.
DOGE. ID. TUBES,
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WiLLoe IN attendance at his rooms as follows
yenna---Prentlss House, Saturday and Monday
until o'clock, P. NJ. 18th and 18th Nav
Akron--Cobb's Exchange. Friday, 1lth May
Warren-Gaskill House, Friday, 18th May.
eyeland-Amcricah Mouse, Monday and Tues
day 23d and 24th April.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, lnhammations, Rheuma
tsm Asthma, ,Shortness of Breath difficulty ofbreath
ing, Dyspepsia, dr0psy, Weakness or Nervous disa
bties, Restlessness Loss Of appetite, Constipation
arrangement OF the Stomach, Bilious ections GRAY
ell White Swellings, any long standing Diseases are
invited to call.
No CHARGE FOR CoNsuLrATIoNle-Dr T., neither
bloeds bsters; nor is he Hdm;epathist he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Antimony, any other mineral
as medical agent;nor is he Thompsonian, he neither
seams gives emetics. His theory of diseases differs
from all Others that have been adopted, but more
SO than his system of treatment. He does not max
sick to make WE'LL nor tear down TO build up again.
aay any nervous irrtaton by patching up with ano-
dynes.
Encouragement is never given subjecting the patient
to expense, without u reasonable hope of success
Persons afflicted with cancerous or scrofuar tum
. or ulcers, should read the following:
This being the season of Bronchial and lung diseases,
reference is given to severe cured three years
since, showing recovery complete and permanent. MIR
is proprietor Of hotel in East Cleveland, an old
resident and generally known. OF the utility of our
remedies thousands can testify, andin no the
ncurable, can they be used, rightly prescribed without
benefit.
Our undivided attention being given to chronic dis
cases. nearly all the cures are OF persons who have
thoroughly tried routine Of remedics-so taed-now
extant; and many becoming hopeless martyrs TO pop
uiar but deiusive modes of treatment.
The attention ofinvalids is called to the following
MIR. Cases health remains excellent
Norwalk, February, 1854.
Dr. TuBBs-Sr: Believing that my life has been pro-
loGgeo by treatment and desiring that others
profit by your experience, send you the following
statement for publication. In Central America Mar.
H. 1852, was attacked with Billions Remitent Fe-
yer. Several leading physicians attended me while
there, and one on my returnspassage. Fever left me
weak with profuse cold sweats at nights, which
stomach and abdomen much bloated, and bowels so
constipated that little or no movement occurred for
ten or twelve days in successon unless forced by
tharcs, which, in turn, seem to aggravate rather than
relieve Could take no food without suffering in con-
sequence. cough set in which became ncessant and
with constant tortnring pain. could find rest in
position day night. slept but little. Expecto-
raions were incredibly large, frequently exceeding
ance was saliow and death like. had been at home
nine months before consulting you Neither the change
OF climate nor the skill Of our physicians helped
On the contrary, grew worse and worse, until ply
sicians thought treatment ofttle avail and neghbors,
well myself, regarded death inevitable and near
at hand. received your first prescription early in
March last and was under treatment until the first of
August, at which time commenced labor. Since
then have had no couch or cxpecto ration, no night
sweats, indigestion costiveness new feel perfeet-
ly we'll, Us well as ever In my life.
We the undersigned citizens of Norwalk, Huron CO.,
Ohio, have carefully examined the statement of Mr..
Case TO DR. Fl. Tubbs in relation to the disease which
he contracted whiie In Central America and from
personal acquaintance with Mr.. Case, and frequent
observation OF the condition OF his health, we have
hesitation in saying thai we believe his statement
strictly true.
Sutton, senator Of ohio; Chas B stickney, Pro-
bate Judge, Huron county, B Bradley, Justice Of the
Peace; M Keble, Notary Public.