Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-04
Holloway's Pills are The best remedy
knoon IN The soovld for the following
DIR. F0RsHA,s

A LTERATIvE Balsam Is truly q balm
n for every wonnd, for internal ind exter-
nal use. for oil kinds Of Wounds, SpranS, Brui-
ses, Burns, Scalds, Frozen Parts, Weakness or
Pains in the Back or Spine Rheumatism, Stiff
Neck, Sore Throat, Tooth Ache, Ear Ache,
Poison, Bee Sting, Cramp or Bilious Cholic,
Typhoid and Bilious Fever, Scarlet Fever or
inflammation of Stomach or Bowels, Cholera OF
Cholera Morbus, Dysentary. Pains in the Sto-
mach, Side, Breast or Head.
The reason why the Balm reaches all the
above diseases, is that il allays inflammation ss
soon as it reaches and gets through the diseased
part, and it starts the capillary and nervous
system into action, by an internal and external
application, and being perfectly congenial to
all the fluids Of the system, il is perfectly safe
as it is entirely veglable, and has no deadly
poison in it.
S. w. FORSIIA, M. D.
u For sale, wholesale and retail, at DR..
Morris Drug Store.
All orders addressed to DR.. S. W. Forsha,
Box 1873. Cincinnati, will be promptly atten-
ded to. oct 30
A Certificate from the Req. J. B. FIN.
LEY.
CINcISNATI, March 4th, 1853.
DR. FoRsnA-Ths is the first time in my
long life that have given my name in recon-
mendation Of any medicine, as general REM
cdy; though I have often been solicited.
have used your Alternative Balm for nearly two
years; FIRST, for the rheumatism in my hip and
knee, Of which was nearly cripple; then for
very severe bruises on two Of my family; then a
violent attack of diarrhGa myself; then for in
flammation, then for burns, bruises, and Tor a
very severe case of stiff neck, brought on by a
violent cold, and think have had full
of ;,c n
| ny of the diseases for which you recommend il,
| and have not found it TO fail in any one OF
them. Still, do not say that it is an infallible
cure; yet it is my sober conviction, that il is
| the best compound ior those diseases for which
| it is recommended, that have ever tried, and
have tried many. will not, If can procure
it, be without It in my family, for any consider
ton. Hoping that you will still continue
TO compound it honesty, and that it may relieve
thousands of sufferers, l most heartily recon-
mend IL to my fellow citizens as a most excel
| lent Family Medicine. Yours affectionately,
]. B. FINLEY.
Certificate from C. W. Simmons, Eco.
IRoNroN, Oct. 81, 1855.
DEaR SIR:-Permit me 10 tender you my
grateful thanks for the almost miraculous re
lief afforded me by the use Of your "Alterative
Balm" Some three weeks ago, spraned my
knee very badly, so much so as to produce a
partial dislocatton Of the knee joint which
| confined me to the use of crutches. tried
all the usual remedies in my reach, such as
Pain Killer, Linlments, &C., without any ben,
eft was, finally. induced by friend, TO tr!
your "Balm," and in twenty minutes after ap
i plying il, l was enabled to bear my weight up
on it. aud walk across the room without a cane
which had previously been unable to do ant
the pain and soreness had entirely left it.
cannot do less than to heartily recommend il t
all who may be similarly affected. ,-..
G. W. SIMMONS,
Sheriff Lawrence County
N. D.-The above operation was performe'
on Monday, the Goth Of October. and my knee
is still improving this 2nd day Of November
1855. G. W. 8.
saw the Balm put on Mr.. G. W. Simmons
N knee, and was happily, disappointed in seein
the result as above stated.
Il JOHN CAMPBELL.