The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-23
= 'E'FEN TESN S0kEsERs,
AND FRIENDS OF sCLpIERs


We call the attention Of all having relation. or
friends in the army to the fact thai Hooaand'.
German Bitters wi cure nire tcnths Of the dis
eases induced ny ex~ osGres All piyatiOns incident
to camp lie. In the lists published almost
daily N me newspapers On the arrival Of the SEX
II VIII be noticed that very LARGE prcnortion are
suffering from debility. Ever ease G. ;.i.t lind
can be readily cured by fiOoh3nd's German Bit
tiers Diseases resulting from disorders a tie d.
gesnve organs are speedily removed. We have
no hesitation IN stating that il these Bttcrs were
freely used among OR spiders huGrecs of lives
night be saved that otherwise would 6e lost
We call particular attention 10 the following
remarkable and well authenticated cure ofon OF
the nations heroes, whose lite to use HE own lau-
Sp"se' las been saved by tic bitecrs."
PHILADELPHIA, Aug o3l 1865.
Me- sRs. JONES & EvANs-Well. gentlemen,
your foOdand's German Bittcrs has saved nv
fc. There is no mistake IL this, il j. vouched Tor
by numbers of my comrades, some Q: v hose names
are appended and who were fully cornizaut OF all
the circumstances Of my case I'm and have
been Tor the last four years member OF Shelm
an celebrated battery nd nnder the immediate
command ofCaptain K B. were. Through the
exposure attendant upon M 7rdaous duties was
attacked IN November last with inflammation OF the
lungs and was for sevelty-two DAYS in the hosrt-
al. This Was follcwod by great debility hcichten.
cd by attack Of dyscntcry. / was then remov.
ed from the White House and & nj 70 tins CITY on
board the steamer State Of Maine frc m which /
landed On the 2Sth OF Jane. Since that time |
nave been abort as low any enc could be and
still rc.. SPARK OF vitality, For week or moro
was scarcely able 10 swallow ANYTHING and il |
did force 17o-cel down !; VAS immediately
thrcwn up again.
could not even Keep glass OF water on my
stomach. Life could not last nader these circInl
stances, and accordingly the physicians who lad
been working taithsUlly Though unsuccc>s fully 10
rescue me trcm the -r1Sn of the dread Archer
frankly told me tncy could do 10 more for me and
advised me TO see 4 clergyman and TO make. such
disposition of my limited funds IS test .uit,dre
An acquaintance whe visited me at the HOSPITAL
Mr, Frederick Steinborn, Of si1ih below Arch
street advised me forloIa hcyc Z. tiv vour
Bltters. and kindly procured bottle From the
time commcnccdt 10 take lhom the gloom, shad.
ow OF death recedsd and LAM now thans God Tor
1t, getting beI.er. Though J have taken tut Two
bottles, have gained ten rounds. and lei SAN
Suine OF being permitted 70 reoin my wife ana
daughter from whom have heard nothing tor
cish!cen months; Ter gentlemen an loyal kir-
ginian from the vicinity of Front RovaI To your
Invaluable Bitiers owe the certaint, of lie which
has taken the place OF vague fears-to your Bit
tiers Will | owe the elorious privilege ct again
clasping 10 my bosom, those who are dearest to
me in life.
Nery truly yours, ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur IL the tru'll of the above
statement. We had desoaired Of seeir. ,us
comrade. Mr.. Malone, restored to health
JOHN CUDDLEBACK Isl y. Y. Battery.
l. E. SPENCER Is Vatilery Battery T.
PENRY B.JEROME Co L 81 Noilaon,
JOHN +. WARD Co Z sth Maine
NATHANIEL 3. THOLAS 10 f. 95th Fem.
JOHN IENklNS. &c b. LEO Penn.