Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
DIR. WEAyER'S

Canker and Salt Rhsrm GyrIp ind Create.
tbs AN lADlolHUTABLE fAlI TlIA11HE
i above nedicinesar the only infallibl. RENE.
dies now before the public for eulane0us rfut.
tons. salt rlcunI, crysiIelas. sore legs, uicerr,
old lever sores, scald head, scaTbltir yr1I tions,
&C., &c. ,s,.,,
Case thai the most eminent physicirns have
desiaired OF relieving, Immediately yielded 10
their curative powers, and uLch used in necord.
ance with the printed directions. which accom-.
pany each bottle. the syrup aud create con. bred
eradicates any ofthe above named disea scs, aud
leaves the sufferer without a bieniish.t The med.
icincs are touwe acknowledgements anything more
than aplain statemnnt offacts The jeyfulintel.
ligence Is reaching us daily from cast, west,
borih and s0uth. Of the wonderful curestha they
are performing. tlH
See what is said by those who have uscd these
medicines; The Key, Samuel Henry, Of Palmer,
Mass, says they have done me more good than
all the other medicines ! have ever used for cry.
sipelas." ts1,
Capt. william Vail. Of the Steamer Granite
State says.'ihey havo cmed. my little daughter
o. salt rlienm and scald head or xix years stand.
i e. She was literally covered with sores, 70
now perfectly cured blythe syrup Of create"
DR.. A.J. johnson. NJ North Eardsboio, ",
says a sclghi ~ isessS nf the hip joint, and
tSa srr nsad = " ~ ~ 4 s1''d have been cured BY
Rev. August Dglis says III has cured til. sal.
rheum in my leg. 'fh y He,t tB5
j. Hatfield 4 azer, Esd. Ediiorof the Soiper.
sett Wing, Soncrviiie. n. j., says ,,nIy mother
has been completely Cared Of a~Isefcre case Of Tet.
ter OF long standing, that had deiied the skill Of
the best physicians ,nta smasf .sg
Hon. Joel Loomi |. OF East Lyme, Conn. .says;'I
was completely cured Of erysrLsIas in my leg, az
ter q council o. the best physicians In tie county
had pronounced the disease incurable ,tat my age)
which was seventy eight Years, but Wcaver's
syrnp and create did the work at once.
ELIAS Latham. ESQ. OF Orient, Long island, N.
Y says 81 hardly know how to expressn,yg graf
itude TO you and your medicines. 4 havebeen AZ.
nicted for more thai thirty years with salt rheum
in its worst form. ! triedtofind rnlicf irony ari.
Gus medicines. / tried several physicians In
New York. brooklyn and Greenpnrt. |, have di.
etcd aud taken medicine enough to float q pretty
large boat. but they did me no good. / have to.
ken y0uI mediciiies0fc year, and AM movable 10
work and sleepwitlIout an ache or a pain. and my
neighborssay l am the spriglitest mai on the
Island ~ Attto Sftut ssfft .58saea
The Rev. u.s. Swan. of New London, says..I
have used the syrup and create Ia nv family for
more than a year and Think itcompietelyadapt.
ed to sustain the high reputation that is claimed
for IT, 1 have seen II used in q number Of cases
for salt rheum and erysipelas, With entire sue.
cess. 'egR ~
Ask Seth Prisbery Of Tannton, Mass, what
tnese nieuiciDeS WtlldO. DISK MuInm HARDER.
of Three Mile Bay. JEFF Couniy. New York, what
the syrup has done for him. Ask a. r. &H.W.
Boynton, of Perkinsslie. VT. AsksF. L. Kent, or
Chicago III. Ask Martha Cottle, or Martha'f
Vineyard. Mass Ask SWilljsm +. Keables: or
William =, Bepjamip.:E sqrs., Of New Lopdon.-
Ask DIR. N, Murdoch II Pulaski, N. r., who was
ucred Of s%crofnla. after loosjng his lex BY the
sediase. audIsnffering for years, hasbeen perfect.
Iy cured by the usc ofthe syrupand create. AK
Curtis Barrrourb, ofSheIby, My. who has been
cured ola ssvere case Of saltrheum. Ask Chas.
Akin. OF Hume My, wiatthe syFsp and create
will do for sore legs Ask winslow and Slater.
Merchants, virgitN. y Nhatit Wilde for Re.
yer sores. Id a word ask everybody who mas
ever used these wonderful medicines, and ths
answer viii be the samcl tTnEY CgnE. 3
Manufactured by 8. A.. Weaver & Co. Sole Pro.
New London. ct9 and for sale every
where. a. s.etsFl sits94t N4a{5 4sa34 M
i'm. Harris& Co. No, I, College Building,
States. Sold by
q. w. Richey, New Paris. Ohio.
Up. Brookins& Son Eaton, o.
Augusta, 1855. y W, iHsi Iy.ri