Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-17
TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.
Certificate Of Jacob Widener, Esq., Recorder OF Miami
County, Ohio.


County, Ohio.
Troy, Ohio, May %, 1856,
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir-I have been afflicted
with Dyspepsia for six years. At first it hard 70
me TO convince my friends that there was any thing
the matter with mo- grew heshy and appeared fresh
and WE'LL yet my appetite was gone, and felt almost
insulted when called to my regular meals The only
symptoms at first were loss of al petite, occasional
burning in my stomach, and coated tongue but grad
ually became worse and worse, until my stomach be-
came disordered and sick all the time, and every thing
eat soured and caused tremendous burning, which
could only be relieved by throwing up all that had
eaten. My liver also became dcranged, and became
very bilious and in July last was confined TO my bed
about three weeks, during which time took great
ton days v~aoks, when was taken down again,
as bad, If not worse, than before kept going on up
and down. at about the same rate of time, for about
six months, until despaired of ever getting we'll
again. also had, about this time such an overhows
ing Of bile on my stomach that think, safely
say, that one pint would collect in my stomach. in
received no permanent relief from any of them.
About the list Of January last, was persuaded by
neghbor to call at r. Brandif's Drug Store and get
a bottle Of your Geman Bltters the use of which, to
my great astonshment, almost Immediately stopped
| the burning In my stomach. continued to use the
Bters for six weeks and by them, am happy to say
was entirely cured and relieved of all the symptoms
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
~ A''''''N - vas -" JACOB lGS5Bf3 wIDENER.
4 IS. Had used box of your Tar Ointment as
recommended in your pamphlet, in connection with
the Btefs, feel that should have been perfectly
cured, whoutthe use Of your Pills any othermed-
icinc. .if. ..lt.tf
Persons who have had their constitutions broken
down by severe spells of bilious or other fevers will
find these Pills Invaluable in restoring them TO health
Certificate of Ralph Leete, Esq., Editor of the "Spin
of the Times" Ironton, Ohio
| 'l-" IRoSToN, Oct 80, 1854,
DR.. c. NJ, Jackson--Dear sir4Tho Bitters are ii
great demand here In addition to the quantities sold
sell more of them than any other medicine. | int
they much used by convalescent fever patients
rebuild their broken constitutions. have used du
ring the last summer, In my family, four bottles
They were Recommended to me first by neighbor, a
; time when my systom was much debated from III,
effects of severe bilious fever. They gave me al
appetite, and restored tone and vigor TO my wholt
systom. In one OF the September numbers Of my pa
per related my experience Of the good effects Of thu
Bters, since which time they have had large sale
' and have now become the standard medicine OF thi
In conclusion, would say that feel great pleasur,
In giving you this testimony of the value and
" ''0' p''p"'"'''' RALPH LEETE
II Great Cure after the Physicians had failed.
= RuRsEyILLE, Ohio, Jan 10, 1856
: DR.. G. N. Jackson-Dear Sir-We would inform yo
that out of your Bters which find ready sale
One of our neigb0rs has been docterng for some tim
I've think about two years. with all the doctors In tn
lcountry, but all of no avail. He looked as much lik
a dead man going about as any thing we can eompar
him to. His disease appeared to be an overhowing
the gall With our persuasion VIC prevailed on him
try your Bers, with the promise TO him, II II did hI
no good we would charge him nothing for IT, provide
W he took six bottles according the directions whc
no has done is now entirely cured, and has become
well man. This cure has created great sale In tn
l. "'s"''''''N' EDWARDS & GROVE.
ID They arc relyvegeable free from all injurior
! ingredients, acolic stimnlants, always strength