Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-10
TESTIMONY FROM OHIO
Certificate of Jacob Widcner, Esq, Recorder of Mlam
County, Ohio.
Troy. Ohio, MAY 90, 1856.

Troy, Ohio, May 90, 1856.
Dr. C. NJ. Jackson-Dcar Sir-I have been afflicted
to convince my friends that there was any thing
the matter with me. grew neshy and appeared fresh
insutcd when called to my regular meals. Tho only
symptoms at first loss of al petite, occasional
burning in my stomach and coated tongue, but grad
ually became worse and worse, until my stomach be-
came dsordcred and sick all the time and every thing
eat sourcd and caused tremendous burning. which
could only be relieved by throwing up all that had
eaten my ond aso m % n to DT
about three weeks, during which time took great
ten days two weeks, when was taken down again,
bad, if not worse, than before l kept going up
and down, at about the same rate of time, for about
six months until despnired of getting well
again. / also had, about this time, such overflow
ing of bile my stomach, that think, safely
say, that one pint would collect in my stomach. in
twenty -four hours. tried various physicians, but
received no permanent relief from any of them.
neghbor, call r. Brnndifr's Drug Store, and get
bottle of your Gcman Bittors; the use of which, to
my great asonishment, almost imIne edately stopped
the burning in my stomach. continued to use the
was entirely cured and relieved OF ali tie symp ons
of dyspepsia. still, however, felt some symptoms
of Liver disease and used box of Pills, and now
find myself cured, and take great pleasure in recon-
mendng your medicines to all who may unfortunately
DC "'''e''U "' ""'' JACoB wIDENER.
p s. Had used a box of your Tar Ointment as
the Bttefs feel that should have been perfectly
cured, without the of your Pills any other med
Persons who have had their constitutions broken
down
find these Pills invaluable in restoring them to health
and vigor.
Certificate of Ralph Leete Esq., Editor of the esprit
of the Tmcs,'' Ironton, Ohio.
IRoNToN, Oct. 30, 1854.
DIR. C. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir-The Bitters are in
great demand here. In addition to the quantities sold
by Moxley Barber, agents, the other stores
sell more of them than any other medicine. find
they are used by conValescent fever patients TO
rebuild their broken constitutions have used du-
ring the last SUMNER in my own family, four bottles
They recommended to me first by neighbor, al
time when my system was much deblitated from the
effects of a severe bilious fever. They gave me an
appetite, and restored tone and viHOr TO whole
system. In of the September numbers of my pa
related experience of the good effects of the
Bters, since which time they have had large sale
and have now become the standard medicine of this
| vicinity.
In conclusion, would say that feel great pleasure
in giving you this testimony the value and
of your preparation Respectfully yours,
| Great Cure after the Physicians had failed.
| RuRsEvILLE, Ohio, Jan 10, 1856.
DIR. G. N. Jackson-Dear Sr-We would inform you
that out of your Bttcrs which find ready sale
One of neighbors has been doctering for time
1--WE think about years. with all the doctors in the
country, but all of avail. He looked much like
a dead man going about any thing we can compare
him to. His disease appeared to be an overiowing
the gall With persuasion we prevailed on him tC
try your Bters with the promise to him, If 1t did him
no good would charge him nothing for it, provided
he took six bottles according to the directions whicl
he has done is entirely cured, and has become {
! well man. This cure has created great sale in thi
O0 EDWARDS & GROVE.
They entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
eIing and never prostrating the system.
Price IS cts. per bottle. Sold druggists and store
keepers in every town and city in the United State
and Canada. d. Reed, Agent, Pomeroy, and by deal
ers in medicine throughout the county.
Sept. 1S5--n2S-ly.