Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-04-07

Troy, Ohio, May o. 1856.
DIR. C. NJ Jackson-Dcar Sir-L have been afflicted
with Dyspepsia for six years At first it was hard TO
the matter with me- grew feshy and appeared fresh
Da % to '' The
symptoms at first loss of appetite, occasional
uaiiy worse and worse, until my stomach be-
disordered and sick all the time and every thing
could only be relieved by throwing up all that had
very bilious in July last confined to bed
about three weeks, during which time took great eat
ten days two weeks, when was taken down again,
as mot % hs rate of
six months, until despared of ever getting well
ing Of bile on my stomach, that think, safely
nPnrs mt w9q4 eG fosft m $ tH
received no permanent relief from any of them
Ge a eS Sf % dn pug p
bottle of your Geman Biters; the use of which, to
the the burning in my stomach. continued to the
Ras entirely cured relieved Of ali symptoms
of Dyspepsia. still, however, felt some symptoms
nd myself cured, and take great pleasure in
mendng your medicines to an VINO may unfortunately
be "fl''ea as l ""'' very ""'5 55AcoB; COZ; wIDENER.
p s. Had used a box of your Tar Ointment as
recommended in your pamphlet, in connection with
the Bttefs feel that should have been perfectly
cured, without the of your Pills or any other mod.
icine. ..,....,.... ,.-.,...
down by severe spells of bilious or other feyers VIII
find these Pills invaluable in restoring them to health
Certificate Ralph Leete ESQ., Editor of tho esprit
of tho Times,'' lronton, Ohio
: IRoNToN, Oct. 80, 1854.
Dr. c. NJ. Jaclson---Denr ,sir-The Bitters. are II
great demand In addition to the quantities sold
BY Moxey Barber, agents, the two other stores
sell more of them than any other medicine fine
much used by convalescent fever patients
ring the summer, in my own family four bottles
They recommended to me first by a neghbor, a
a time when my system was much debilitated from th
effects u severe bilious fever. They gave me al
appetite, and restored tone and vigor to my Who'll
system. In of the September numbers of my pa
per related my experience of the good effects OF tn
Bitters which time they have had large sale
and have become the standard medicine of thi
., vicinity.
In conclusion would say that feel great peasur
in giving this testimony of the value and succes
/ OF your preparation. Respectfully yours, ,,,,,
II Great Cure after the Physicians had failed.
e RURsEvILLE Ohio, Jan 10, 1856.
DR. C. NJ Jackson-Dear Sr-We would inform yO
that of Bitters which find ready salt
One neghbors has been doctering for some tim
1--WE two years. with all the doctors in th
country but all of avail. He looked much lik
IN a dead man going about any thing compaI
him to. His disease appeared to be an overhowing
at gall. With persua sion we prevailed on him
at Bitters with the promise to him. If did hi
he no would char him nothing II, provide
he took six bottles according to the directions, whit
he has done is now entirely cured, and has become
+. well man. This has created great sale in II
w. N'''' EDWARDS & GROVE.
ingredients, alcoholic stimulants, always strengt
- ening and never prostrating the system.
Price rs cts. per bottle. Sold druggists and stoI
keepers in every town and city in the United Stat
-, and Canada. d. Reed, Agent, Pomeroy, and by de
10 in medicine throughout the county.
p, Sept. 1885 s-n28-1y.