The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-03

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TWO Bottles of Syrup cured Mrs.
L Elizabeth D. Fife, Base ON, Ohio, OF a cough
and pain in her side of three years'standing
One bottle cured the wife of b. Zimmerman,
Esq, Commissioner of Seneca county, Ohio, ola
couch and pain in her side and breast ofthree
six bottles cured Mr.. John Houck, wolcCreek,
T, ola cough, witk severe pain in her sid and
breast, oftwo years'standing:
-Four bottles cured Mrs. 6. w. Zeigler. FOrtSen-
eca, Ohio, of a cough, pain in her side and breast,
and general debility, offour years'stauding. She
whom pronounced her case incurable.
Two bottles cured Mrs. Small, of Fort Ball, o..
of a cough oTtwenty years standing. She took
1t when a child, directly after having had the
measles.
Mr.John Miller, Eden township, Seneca county,
Ohio, of a cough and palpitation of the heart, of
on the verge OF the grave Her physician and
friends expected she would soon die, and she was
at one time supposed to be dead.
Three bottles cured Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell. an
old lsdy seventy years of age, Mexico. Ohio of
a cough with which she had been suffering seve-
Three bottles cured c. L. johnson, Esq. Cash.
Ter ofthe Seneca county Bank, of a cough and
general debility of several months standing,
which it wasfeared would terminate in consump
One bottle cured the Hon. C. x. Watson. NC
from Ohio. He wrote from Washington Citytohis
st. Johns Cough and Consumption Syrup. which
1 want fer a friend. The bottle | obtained the
day 1 left home. cured my very severe cold, and
One large bottle restored to excellent health, a
daughter OF Al. Shaner, Esq OF basCom, u She
was afflicted with a very severe cough and pain
10 her side about ak moths.
Four large bottles cured Mr. J. Shafer, near
Gereencastle, Pa, of a disease of three years.
standing which prevented him from doing hard
work. One physician dUctored him for Dyspep
STA and another for Consumption, without afford
ing any relief.
."St. Johns Couph and Consumption Syrup,
says the Sandusky Democrat, lis an excellent
remedy fol coughs and -olds;.in fact we do not
der cur observation, in which the patient appa
rently sinking under consumption has been re
stored to health by its nse. We have used it 18th
great success in our own family"
school physician OF Oregon Ohio. He was some
months confined TO his bed with a disease ofthe
lungs. Seven physicians visited him. and agrGeG
in the belief that he could not recover.
COnneetfcu1.-Mr. Edward II Taylor, New
Haven. Connecticut. wrote Dec. Is. 1896: Having
travelled through e great portion of the Western
country, l became acquainted with your popular
Cough and Consumption Syrup, which is SO very
extensively used in the Western world. I wish
to know whether yous have an agency in New
tuln mail, who is your agent, aud where; as /
want some for myself and friendswho are suffer
ing with coug CHS and colds. If you have no agent
in New York, I shall send the money to pou for a
ofthree dozen small bottles, delivered in New
York City. Ny business is -railroading on the
New York and New Haven X. Rad. Think your
Syrup the greatest article in the world for coughs
and colds. My wife says she knows it saved her
life ouce in Michigan. ard says she don't wantto
be without it in the house.
FOR SALE BY
CHARE S5 PoTTER-
And WIN WELLINGTON, Ashlandi J.
IN, Savannah; J. HUFFMAN, JerumeviIle. and
Orange.
February IL, 1858. v12n36tf