The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-02
I. L. ST. JOHNS COUGH AND CONSUME
TON SYRUP.

Tbousonds who have made use of this great RENE
dy believe it is far superior to any preparation now
known for the cure of Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, Pam
and Soreness of the Breast, Hoarseness, Hopping
Cough, Group, Phthisic, etc. Some OF the cures Ell,
fected by this medicine are of a most surprising and
wonderful character; cases that have been given up
by eminent physicians as incurable for many years.
One case is that of a respectable physician, VINO was
pronounced incurable by seven physicians. Two
cases are of twenty years standing. None, there
fore, however long they have been afflicted, should
despair until they have given this great remedy a
trial. We believe, in common coughs and colds, 1t
is almost, if not quite, infallible and in nineteen
cases out of twenty, selected promiscuously from
among those who are considered dangerous and in
durable, it will effect a cure. 1t may be taken with
perfect safe by persons of the most delicate consti-
tuition. 1t is purely vegetable, and is a pleasant,
healthy, and invigorating tonic.
MiHgroue.-Mr. Harvey Adams, of Millgrove, o.,
wrote Feb. 25, 1856: My son has had a severe cough
about six months, which Think would eventually have
run into consumption had L not given him him some
of your invaluable Cough and Consumption Syrup,
which has entirely cured him. L have also used
your Liniment and Ambition Pills, and like them
better than any other medicines, for the disease they
ere recommended for.
Mr., Valentine Weaver, Melmore Ohio, when
about getting over the measles, was attacked with q
terrible cough, which continued about six months,
rendering him entirely feeble and debiliated. He
then took my Cough and Consumption Syrup, which
soon effected a cure,
Mrs. Rachel Bridgeman, an old lady of Butternut
Bridge O., has been suffering a long time with Ill
health, and about six months with a cough, which it
was feared, would terminate in consumption. She
took one or two bottles of my Cough and Consump-
ton Syrup, which has not only cured her cough, but
restored her to excellent health.
From a Merchant Of Gallon 0. Qetas 1850.
Dear Sir: NY wife have been afflicted five years
with a cough-9nd last fall she lay in bed, not ex-
pected to live. She had used Jayne's Expectorant,
L~iverwort, and Tar, and Cod Liver Oil. Her ply
stefan could do nothing more for her. She then com
menced taking your Cough and Consumption Syrup,
and after using fbe bottles was able to do her work
again. l have also Given it to other members of my
family for severe coughs and colds. Its effects have
been such that 1 have concluded it is the best medi-
cine now in use. My grandson was afflicted with a
disease of the lungs, for which the doctors could dc
nothing. One bottle of your Syrup has also cured
him. A blacksmith in this place was afflicted in the
same way, so as to be unable to work, One bottle
of the Syrup benefited him so much that he is al
work again. have no dovbt that another bottle
will perfect the cure, 1 would mi those
who are similarly afflicted to lose no time in giving
this medicine a trial.
Respectfully yours. r. NJ, BARLOW.
Life Of Member Of tie Indiana Legislature Saped.-
Messrs. A. Fisher & Co., of Ligonier, Ind, say
Your medicines are~yaluable and very popular here.
Your Cough and Consumption Syrup, especially, has
done a great deal of good. A. Pancake, Esq, rep
resentative from Noble county, was confined to his
bed with consumption. Gis physician and friends
believed that he could never recover, and must soon
die. Through the instrumentality of this Syrup he
has been restored to good health. A son of Martin
Lee, Esq, of that vicinity, was afflicted with Lung
Fever, which left him with a dangerous cough that
bafhed the skill of their physicians. He took this
Syrup, and was soon restored to his accustomed
health.
Remarkable Case of Hereditary Consumption.-This
~certifes that my wife was afflicted about eight monts
with every symptom of consumption. She spit a
great deal of blood, and had an almost incessant
cough. We had no expectation of her recovery, as
uer flasher and three sisters had died with consump-
ton, and her disease was evidently similar to theirs.
After she had been confined to ker bed about four
weeks, constantly failing, she commenced using st.
Johns Cough and Consumption Syrup. This very
soon cured her cough, and restored her to perfect
health, which she has enjoyed with little interruption
now nearly six years. 1t also soon relieved me of a
deeply-seated, dangerous cough and splitting of blood.
JACOB PULSE.
Fort Seneca, O.,
Cough and PAIN in the Side Of FGUe Years. standing
CuredL-I was afflicted with a cough and pain in my
side and breast for five years. During three years !
was scarcely able to et sufficient to surtain life. /
employed four or five physicians, who were unable
to give me no relief. My diseave was considered in
durable. Fortunately 1 took st. Johns Cough and
feet health. After taking the incidence one week,
1 enjoyed an excellent appetite.
JOHN NJ. RIRCHER, Tifin, o.
Infant Clred-When my child was a few weeks
old, it took a severe cold, which settled upon its
lungs. The cough continued about a year, the child
having, in the mean time, the hopping cough. We
gave it a great variety of medicines, none of which
were of any apparent benefit l was finally in
duced, from the strong recommendation of several
of my friends, to try st. Sohn's Cough and Con-
sumption Syrup, which very soon effected a cure.
]. FLAUGHER, Fort Ball, o.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers, who will furnish st.
Johns Almanaes gratis. /. L. st. John & Co.,
Tifn City, O., General Agents for the Western States.
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