Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-09

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Bearing all her pain so rneekiy ~ u,
NARRATIVE..HAps,
Relief FROM SUFFERING. !
hEss1o2 Miss Mary A. SchofeId. is,...
r. ET THE AFFhICTEDHE HEAR THE TRsTD,.
liz NY joF5AdbADY,-To. those who have "
to others Ne remark that desire to benefit tS o
ferinsS inducessher thus tospeaIr. Nome can set
nain alter wears OF suffering almost unpafa,S9
but those Of there be any who have suffered ny
hers I'D, tGs II ,tlslisf e2gfa INA .zl
che last two Years has been successfully cond1tt;
asschooblat no. $50 Baltimore Street: The LAM
change in her health is subject of astonislmens
ioy ~ her numerous friends. We ask tftsei mag
ested td call on Rero ShewlIl tell them more Of S
cure by HasaptO1s's fracture than she has written
sick we refer the public to them. From nas
distant pIaccsWe AlFohelr OF the same happy result
These facts, with the concurrent testimony of %
sands should cause skepticism prejudice q Ma
their heads and concede that Ham pton's Tincture
BALTIsaoRE, October 18th, 1855
MEssRs. MORTIMER s MowBKAY GENTS bSr,
delayed entirely too long m writing to you in rea
Ftion to the virtues of Hampton g Tincture, fear
even now, that / cannot give the afflicted world,
iiistidea ofthe good have derived from ts use; the
the task. was attacked with the chronic rhcumsS
tis, in its most malignantforfn, at the early age
~ ntI crossed The Itantc Ocean % e 80 ate
America, at which time it changed its form inio
gathering. had at this time acquired my grown
came in the first place. of my being e1eeinated flow
a child who lad the whiteswelIing. Whenmy patS
erine first broke it did not discharge less than on
quart, and so continued to trouble every TIM
took cold or in the least fatigucd my bodiIv
strengthens reduced to the weakness of infancy 4
was several times very near the grave; my hip ioit
had been out of place ever since had the first atscE
At the gre ofthirteen my hands became tis:ocated
These sufferiugs, and the general debility felt FINN
the constant discharge Of my gatherings, caused me-
often to think that 7 should never be permitted II
know how it felt to be free from pain and suffering
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changed and become like unto .sChrist's glorious
body at least, untili' this mortal have put on i'm
mortality --st-e-1I % Eftf '11rfT.
had taken so many medicines, and received ~
little benefit, that had confidence in none II Ad
used ofnearly all the celebrated Himents, and other
by my friends undcrsome of the best Physicians Of
England, and all the relief ever obtained but
oftransiIorv duration.
When first heard of Hampton's Tincturs l had
not the slightest confidence in its efficacy, but had
friend who had known Mr.. Jarrett Plunmer, when
his suerings were at the worst, and had witnessed
the cure wrought upon him. To please her, l con.
scented to try the Tinctute, and had not taken on
strength returned-my appetite became good my
complexion was cIear--I feel like another person.
Through the influence CT this friend, you became
acquainted with my case, and reqecsted to see me
you told me my case was such peculiar one tina
you would like to the cectsof the Tncturc full,
developed in 1t, and If desired to take it, you won
present it to me, if it was for the space Of five yCa
but only eighteen months have elapsed, and har
lost ereru SUMPTION of disease nave become stron
and hearty can stand as much and more fatirw
than most of my lazy acauaintanccs have
heslthful complexion, and all my friends say ! an
getting quite feshy, one thing is certain, my lam
limb quite as large again MS it was before, and
can trip all about home without crutch.
often wish my parents had known of THE rene
dy when was child, as believe ] should hav
been saved the excruciating pain, have been sub
iected to, as wei as the deformity of body mus
carry to the grave, and my parents would not bav
been under such heavy expenses from DOCTORS bills
springs in England in search OF health. ] wish al
the afflicted world could me, and hear the bcnc
fits have derived from this Tincturc of Hampton's
Itry to make all acquainted with its virtues Wit
whom come in contact
Gentlemen, am thousand times Obliged to you
and you are at liberty to use my name and case t
all remain, yours in gra .itude,
MARY A. ScoFIELD,
No. $40 w. Baltimore street.
To Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbrny, 22O Baltimore st