Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-27
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EONAS WHETCOMB5S REMEDY FOR
eD ASTHMA, ROSE COLD, HAY FEVER, doth
signal success which has attended the use of tn Medi
cine has induced the proprietor publish some account
of its wonderful properties, and offer for the benefit
OF those who are afflicted with the above namd painful
diseases.
The following certificates will show the estimation
which this Remedy is held by those who have used it
Boston, Aug. 4, 1854.
Mr.. BuRNET Dear Sir-The Remedy for Asthma, which
you prepared has given such great and speedy relief
that cannot refrain from thanking you for it.
My suftrngs for many years dreadful often de
privng of rest both day aud night for many weeks
together, so that my life became burden me- and
expected to suffer as long my life lasted had tried
every heretoore-known remedy within my reach with
little or no good effect Last march Whtconbs Remedy,
prepared by yourself recommended to me- The first
dose quite relieved since that time easpoonfu Of
the Compound taken whenever have felt any Asthmat
ic symptoms has in every instance relieved me- Believe
me, sir, consideration would tempt be without
boz tie of your Asthma medicine.
do not quite like to have my in the newspapers
but you may make such of this for the benefit of
afflicted as you may deem proper. am, &C., W. L.
VassalborO', Me-, August 8. 1855.
Mr. BURNETT; Dear SRI commenced taking Jonas
Whitcombs Remedy for the Asthma last April l have
been troubled with the Asthma for many years 1t was
very bad with me fol the six months before used your
medicine. could not work and was obliged to sell my
COW, not being able to take care other
had made up my mind not to take any more medi.
cine, for had tried many different kinds without doing
any good and did not believe any medicine could
relieve me. friend gave a bottle of Whitcombs
Remedy, and made me promise to try it anil sir, the
had taken one bottle Twas able to work. lean
in doors and out Of DOORS aid feel very grateful to YOU
or furnishing a medicine of such power to relieve tn
Asthma. Yours truly, THOMAS CRAWFORD.
Extract from Letter written by distinguished Lawyer
in Maine.
July 20, 1856.
My DEAR SIR IL have purposely delayed writing to
you until had thoroughly tested the medicine (Whit-
combs Remedy for the Asthma at different seasons Of
the year. for had often obtained relief for a short time
from various kinds Of medicine, leaving no permanent
good etfecs. Thus have tried than thirty differ
ent specifics for the Asthma until had become worn
down by disease, and almost discouraged When com.
menced taking your medicine, had been afflicted with
the disease about twenty years. 1t is of the spasmodc
Kind and in bad attack have frequently SCI up six.
teen nights in succession Soon after taking your me Ii
strength begun to improve have gained about twenty
pounds in weight, and have comparatively no asthma,
Mhen feel the symptoms returning, few teaspoonsfuI
OF the medicine is sufficient to remove it.
seems 20 that the very foundation Of my disease
has been broken up and that It will entirely leave
me- At any rate, that has suffered what have
heretofore and enjoyed the health thut have epiovej
derful power in "Jonas Whtcomb's Remedy for the
Asthma -
Permit me to add, in conclusion, my gratitude to your
self for furnishing lin my opnion) genuine specific
for most affecting disease. Respectfully yours.
Persons who suffer from periodical Colds and Catarrh
peculiar to the season of and hay making will al.
ways find relief in the of this Mixture and il taken
In season, IL will prevent these disagTeeabe ills.
This preparation is exclusively the property Of
JOSEPH BURNETT, beston,
TO whom all orders may be addressed
For sale in Worcester by NJ d. GREEN n CO., 2Id
Main street, and by Druggists, generally
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