Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-12
DIR. II. TUBBS'
CEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS

CEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS
~ Or. II. TUBS. Analytic Physician, vii be at HE
roons, Warren, Gaskin House, Tuesday, Sept. =.
OsWgLL, Mr.. E4ton's, Wednesday, sept 20
EAyENsA, Prentiss House. Thursday and FTilay,@h
aul &lst september.
aud 10Th August.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases Of the liver,
Lungs Kidneys or spleen Inianations, Rheunlatisn,
Asthma shoTtness Of breath or difficult, Of Breathing.
Restlessness, Loss Of Appetite. Constipation, Derangc-
meat nf the Stomach, Bilious Affection :, Gravel,
White sTeilinss, or any long standing disease, are in
40 CHARGE FOR CONSTELLATION
DR.. Tubs neither bleeds nor blisters, nor is he a
Homeorathist; he never uses Mercury. A~ntimony Ar
senic. or any other Minerals, as medical agents; nor is
he a Thomusonian-he neither steams nor gives cnctics.
His theory OF disease differs from all others that haye
been adopted, hut not more so than does his system OF
treatment. lie does not make sick 10 MAKE cell, MOI
tear d0UR TO bald EP again nor allay irritation by
patching mp with G~HodyRes.
Patients should mark well the dates given above.
Our entire time being p-e-ensased, attendance musl
accord strictly with published announcements.
An unbiased opinion as TO the probability OF a cure
is always given-suigecting the patient to 10 expense
without a reasonable prospect Of success.
WOOSTER, Ohio. june, 1853.
DR. II. TUBBs-DEAR SIR In justice to you L cannot
refrain expressing my gratitude, and at the same time
lishedO 1t may prove beneficial to suffering humanity.
For the last seven years 1 have labored under a tom1i
nation Of diseases, and suffered to an extent that rem
dered life a burlhen. The best physicians Of the coun-
thy we're employed. but all in vain; they neither gave
encouragement or relief. In the fall Of lS49 my nery-
Gus system was completely Frustrated by a course OF
typhoid fever. From that time my lungs were weak,
causing much difficulty of breathing, cough and expec-
toration. l also suffered extremely with a singing
pain in my left side, near the heart, and back to the
shoulders, but still more from a violent struggling Of
the heart. and an indescribable sinking, dying feeling,
which it seemed impossible to survive. These conyul-
sions or thrOes Of the heart wOuld terminate by a rush
Of blood to the head, producing a fearful sensation,
bordering upon delirium, and leave me exhausted. A
pain in the back and stomach, with frequent vomiting,
added to my Affections. Strength and flesh were much
reduced. Twas Obliged to keep my bed a greater part
of the time, and friends and n~eighbOrs Eaveu up all hope
oJ my recovery, thinking me sinking with consump-
ton. In the Summer Of 1851. when my disease wore
its darkest form. a friend urged me to see DR.. Tubbs.-
i have done so have taken Of no other medicines
fsince, and am happy now to say my health is good
Disease has disappeared under treatment, like dew be-
fore the morning sun, and can now work at household
affairs from morning until evening with no incOnveni-
ence whatever Yours, truly,
REBECCA A. WHITE.
We give the above without comment. Those wishing
fur her information, can call On Mrs. W, or write her
at Wooster. Ohio. lBept.5