The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-15

We call the attention - ali having relations or
friends In the army In The fact that "Ioofiani's
German Bitter =" viii ere nine-tcnths OF the dis
eases induced by exposures ami privstons incident
10 camp life. In the lists Published almost daily In
the newspapers, the arrival 81 sick. IL will be
noticed that very larbc proportion are suffering
from debility. Every case OF that Kind can De
readily cured by Hoof srid's Germar Bitters Dis
eases resulting from Disorders of the digestive or
gans speedily removed. We have no hesitation
n stating that, II these Dllters were freely used
among soldiers, hundreds OF lives might be
saved that otherwise viii be Loot.
We call particular attention 10 the iollosiur -.
markable and well authenticated Of ono II tho
nations heroes, who's life, use his own language
has been saved by the bitiers."-
fauApSIruA. August ~. 1894
Messrs. JoSrs Frau.-well, gentlemen. vour
Heoisnd's German nitters has saved mylIfc There
Is no mistake ia this. II Is vouched for by numbers
oi my conn AIDES. come OF whose names are append
ed, aud who we're fully cognizsnt Of ell the ciroum
stances Il my Ease. aus. and have beef fer the
last four years, a member OF Shcrman's celebrated
battery. aud under the immediate command az
Captain r. u. Ayres. Through the exposure attend
ant upon my srduou- dnties, was attacked To- No
vember last with nhsmsiion 81 the lungs and va.
for ~eyenty-two days Ia the hospital 1his Wa fol-
lowed by great debility heightened ~ attack II
dysentery. was then removed from the White
House. and sent to this city on hoard the steamer
State o. Maine, from which landed on the 18th ~
June Since that time hsve been about a. low as
any one could be and stili retain a epasE q vitality
Fof week "r more was scarcely able o. swallow
anything end " d,1 force usofsel down "A ~a.
Immediately thrown MP again
| could not even keep glass n water on my
s.oln-fh Life could not last under such circum-
stance; sud, accordingly. the physicians. Who had
been working faithfully, though uusuccessfuliy 10
rescue me from the grasp ~ the dread archer
frankly told me they could 40 no more for me- and
advised mo % see a clergyman, and 60 make such
disposition oi my limited funds a. best suited me
A. acquaintance Who vifited ~ the hospital
Mr.. Frederick steinbro~n. 80 sixth below Arch
street. advised me. forlorn hope. 10 try your
Filters, and kindly procured boifle. Prom the
time ID taking them the gloomy shadow
u death rcc~ded. and nov, thank Cod Tor ~
getfine better. Though have taken but two bot
ties. have already gained tea pounds. and feel
sanguine % being permitted 70 rejoin my vile and
daughter. from whom have beard Nothing for
eighteen months. FOR. gentlemen. am q loyal ylr-
ginian. from The vicinity n front Royal 10 your
Invaluable Btters owe the certainty a Ito which
has taken the place 81 vague f.ars-fo your Btisrs
~iEl owe the glorious privilege = again ciasping
- ny be-on those Who are desre~ g. me- ia life.
VERY truly your.
ISAAC MALONE.
We faliy concur tn tho truth a. tn above -tsss-
mcnt had de-paired II seeing eur courase
NJ. MALONE. restored 10 heailh.
John ouidleact. 1t View Yost I:s;iery
deorge A. AckIey. Go. e. 1lfh Halue
Lewis ChsvaIer. pa New I"k
l.. y. Spencer. lsf Artiilsry. batter ?
IL Fs~wen. CO. =. - yerfnont-
Henry D. LeroIDe. 10 d.
Henry T xcf,onsii, ca c, 9Th vaiae
John " wara Go. y 9Th Nsin~
uermao Kosh. c. n. 10 Ses forf
Nathaniel 3 Thomas. 90. y. s5th fenns.
Andrew k5nibali, O.. A. - ysfnorf.
John jenkins C v. Iosfh Ferrssylr ania.