The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-17
BENEVOLENGE.

We do not think person ran evince more be.
novleent trait of character than being moved at the
distress and suffering Of Others, and Furthermore,
anxious to do all in their power to alleviate by
cry possible means human suffering. In this view
of tine case, we do not know how the humane and
benevolent can do an action more in accoFda1ee
with their phiianthropic views, than by calling the
attention of their afflicted friends and acduaint
aAces 10 the tact, that DR.. SETH S. HAFcE, of lO9
Baltimore, Md has discovered preparation, which
is put up in the form Of pill, that has a specific
action tot curing Epilepy. or falling fits spasms,
cramps and all forms of nervous diseas' s. Among
those who have been permanently cured, we might
mention meabeT 0! the family OF James II. Beade
Huntsville, Alabama; Mr.. NJ, p SIedge, CabHl
Point, Surry county, Vn:. and Mr. w. Z. Ligon,
GIenada, Mississippi. We might 90 on enumera-
ting humber of others, until we had entirely fill
ed up this colamh of 6ar pnper but We think we
have said enough 10 satisfy every person that the.
subject under consideration is one OF vital iInpor-
tance to every one. Reader, ii you are well man
or N5man. and have no need of remedy, perhaps
you kn6H SOME person who is not equally blessed
yourself, if So cut oi tn Is notice tor him her
twill cost you but little trouble, and probably 1t
will make you instrumental in curing some poor,
afflicted mortal of that dreadful visitation, EpiIep.
sy, or falling sickness.
DR. Hance sends his pills by mail, free of postage
to all parts OF the world, the receipt Of remit
tance. His prices are. one box So; two So; twelve
s24. We have given his address above.
MOOAand'S German Riaters take
EAToNToN, G o., July IA, 1853.
Dsar Sir-Yonr German Bitiers are taking the
lead of all other medicines for chrone Diseases c.
and are selling rapidly Please sedt US another box
Immediately, or we shall be out before it arrives.
Truly yours LYNCH &, DAVIS.
Macon Geo., Jan. l, 1851.
| DR.. E. L. STROCHER snd
81 am happy to say that yonr German Btters are
gaining great repu alton. | think it will, in fu
ture, sell very rapidly"
| w. MAXEY q CT, said:-"Your Biiters, though
| entirely unknown before in this country, have sold
| rapidly, and given sarsfa ction."
| See advertisement. 80.
DIR. Esa5sey's Forest SWjMc and Pills.
| 1t should be understood that these remedies are
not made fdrugs, nearly all other medicines
but Tint they have be5n produced from certain plants
| OF great medicinal virtues. We will mention, for
example, three of those plants, Dandelion, Sarsapa
rita, and Wild Cherry, whose virtues are we'll
| known. The others are found growing wild in the
mountains and forests and thesr medical properties
are ten times greater than those we hive named -
| Were it not tol making known the secret of dis
coTGry, which DR. Halsey places great value on, VIC
would give their names. Suffice it to suy, that this
delightful inc and the pills have acquired high
reputation in every part of the country We never
knew single instance, where these remedies have
been taken according TO tie directions in which
they do not produce the most decided benefit. Even
in old standing complaints, where the patient perse
vered in them for reasonable length OF time, cures
have been effected.
Dr. Halsey's advertisement can be seen in anoth-
| er part OF our paper. 30-4w
ScrOfula and Salt RheuEsa of Four
Years Standing, Cured by Carter's SpanishMx-
| tare. Wooster, o. Dec l. 1853.
| Wessrs. PENNETT & BEERS, Gcntemen-Havin
fer four Years past been suffering with Scrofua in
its worst form, without fndiDg reEef from our best
| physicians, was solicited by a friend t0tr3 Car
ers Spanish Mixture 1t gives me pleasure to state
that before finishing the first bottle, the disease re
lax7d. | then ordered two more bottles; and, with
bottles Of your excellent preparation has entirely
cured me-
The third bottle gave to friend who had been
suffering with Sail Rheum for length of time, and
the Virtues o soansb to YoU
are at liberty to use this letter in any way you may
think proper if it will benefit the afflicted.
| Your obedient servant, JOS. ROBINSON.