Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
DR. MOOFLAND'S


w Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Fever
and Agae No., aud will positively prevent
yellow Fever, Bilious Fever &c, SC, 'f'
READ THE EVIDENCE, 80
[FrOm J, Nuginhis, ofN %. True Delta,
NEw oRLshNs, July 20 1850,
! Messrs, G. NJ, Jackson, Il Co.-Gentlemen
have Ger long time looked upon your
llooflnnds German Bittcrs as the very best
Dyspcptic preparation extunt But ! nm
now disposed ~ accord To 1t still higher
merit. find il will caectually prevent
the ravagos of that SOURCE Of this climate
Yellow Fever. During the prevalence of
that disease last summer, had ample OPP
portunity of witnessing its efficacy, aud
firmly believe That even an unacclima,cd
person, with proper precaution and the use
of your Bittcrs MS directed, could safely
summer 1t in New Orleans. Asst prc4cil-~
tive of Fever aud Aguc also, chccriully
endorse all you claim for 1t. Respectfully
yours, JOHN MAGlNNlS,
Proprietor OF True Delta.
From 4. Richardson, of the Galveston News,
GALVESTON, Texas, Sept, %, 1858.
Rr G.. NJ. Juckson--Dcar Sir: You sug-
gcstcd to me before leaving Philadelphia TO
take few bottles of your Bittcrs along as
u
is now raging here and in New Orleans
did so, and used it freely on my route
home. | was accompanied by several
TEXANS who also took il as prescribed,
none of us having had the Fever except
myself. All passed through New Orleans
without being attacked by the epidemic,
and some Of them who since met, attri-
butte their escape in great measure to the
% 20, vhn
have heard from, other sources and my
own experience, have aa Hesitation in
saying | believe lIoofand's German Bit
tiers an excellent article for the prevention
of Yellow Fever and many other diseases
peculiar to the South, if taken in time and
as directed. Yours truly.
n RICHARDSON,
Editor and Proprietor Galveston New.
From Rev. J.. Berg, of the Baltimore True
Union.
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson-Dcar Sir: Your
Hooflands German Bittcrs is descrycdly
popular, and | believe is calculated to re-
move n host Of "thc ills which flesh is
heir to- Yours truly. JOHN BERG.
IMPORTANT 10 SUFFERING MEN.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. q, 1868.
Dr. C. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir; l sailed
from This port in August last, in the bar
que Reindeer" of which j am Master,
wilh a crew OF ten men, bound to Havana.
As knew tho yellow Fever was raging
with great yirulence in that city oul had
heard of the good effects Of the B,tes m
preventing the ATTACKS of that ter1blt-tG
case, / provided myself with supply cf IL
Before reaching my port commenced the
administration Of the Bitters regularly TO
all on board. On reaching Havana
found n number ct vessels IN the harbor,
among the crews of which the Fever was
committing great rayngesi on board OF
three OF them g6i a soul was left alive
the Fever had carried al of Naturally
great alarm prevailed. l aB most 4apry
to say that with the exception of ono Of my
crew, who deserted in Havana, we have all
come back safe and sound-not one of us
having been attacked. i believe llootands
German Bittcrs to be an excellent mcd-
cine, and am satisfied of its snlutary effects
as n preventative of Yellow Fever, as it is
very unusual thing for vessel with so
many persons on board to visit the island
of Cuba in August or September and re-
turn without the loss of at least n portion
of her crew.
G. w. ALLEN, Master Barqnc Raindccr.
AN IMPORTANT ITEMTO THE SURVlV-
ORS OF THE LATE WAR WITH MEXICO.
LANCASTER c. IT,, 5. G.. May u, 1856.
DR.. Jackson Deer Sir: After my re-
turn from Mexico, | was serious afflicted
with that terrible disease, which has car
ricd to the grave so many of my fellow
soldiers. Chronic DiarrhGa accompanied
with Neuralgia brought on by the climate
of Mexico, and the mode of living while en-
gagged in the war. The relief | have OBJ
tanned from the use of Hollands German
Bitters is astonishing; and l most cheer
fully have, and still continue to recommend
the Bitters to all who arc similarly affected,
believing that the benefit that will result
from their use will be incalculablc. Very
respectfully yours,
X. G. BILLINGS, late Lieut. of
Company c. Palmetto Reg $ ; No'trs'