The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
q 'E'EENT'EGS SDa.DSEgss.
IND FRIENDS OF sOLDTERs.

W call the attention of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that Hooaand's
German bittcrs vi cure nire fcnths of The dis
eases induced by cN' and priyations incident
to camp life in the lists published almost
daily IN the newspapers on the arrival of the SEX
IL VIII be noticed tat very large proportion are
suffering from debility. Every case ef that kind
can be readily cured by IIooaand's German Rit.
tiers Diseases resulting from disorders of the d.
ilG G o.Sals are speedily removed. We have
freely used among oHr soldiers hudrcds of lives
hi ght be saved that otherwise would be lost.
We call particular attention to the following
remarkable and well authenticated care of one of
the nations heroes, whose lite to Use HE own Ian
euagc, . has been saved by the Btrcrs."
PmL.DDLrHT,, Aug 23d Is63.
Ne sRs. J0NEs & E,Axs.-Well. gentlemen,
your lloofiand's German Bitters has saved nav
life. There j. 10 mistake in this, il is yuuchcd for
by numbers of my comrades, some OF whose names
are appended ard who were fully cosiizant of all
the circumstances of nov ease. | I'm and have
been for the last four wears member of Sherm
an : celebrated battery and Under the In me6ate
command OF Captain Il b. Aycrc. Through the
exposure attendant upon my arduous duties was
attacked IN November last with inflammation of the
lungs and was for sevchty-two DAYS ia the hospit-
al. This was follewOd 10y great Debit, heisht.n-
cd by an attack of dysentcry. ! was then remov-
board the steamer State of Maine fro nj v ich 1
landed On the 2Sth of June. Since dat time |
nave been abort as low as any enc could bc and
still retain spark OF vitality, For a week or more
| vas scarcely able TO swallow ANYTHING and if
did force morcel down IL was Immediately
thrown up again.
| could not even keep 4 glass of water ON N,
stomach Life could not last under these circum-
stances, and accordingly the physicians Who had
been working taithsully Though unsucccssfully 10
rescue me ircIn the grasp OF the dread Archer
frankly told nae they could Go no more for me and
advised ne TO see clergyman and to make such
disposition of my limited funds as test suited ne
An Acquaintance whe visited me at the hospital
Mr., Frederick Steinbom of sixth below Arch
street advised me as a forlorn hon.. T.. n, ,our
liitters. and kindly procured bottle. From the
time commenced 10 take them Tie gloomy ,had-
Ow OF death rccedCd and am now thank God for
1t, getting bet er. Though have takon but two
bottles, have gained ten pounds ana feel san
slilne OF being permitted 10 rcioin nv wife and
daughter from whom have heard no.h;ne for
elShseen months; tor gentlemen am loyal Eir
sinian from the vicinity OF Front Roval Tovour
Invaluable itiers owe the certainty Of life which
mas taken the place OF vague frars-to ,our Bit
tcfS VIII owe the glorious privilege OF again
ciaSpng to my bosom, those who are dearest to
me in life.
Very truly yours, ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concGr III the truth of the above
statement, as we had des paircd of seeir- ou.
comrade' MIR. Malone, restored to health
JOHN CUDDLEBACk Ism. y. Battery.
L. SPENCER Is Nati!ery BATTERY L.
fENRl B.JEROME CoB3d Vermont
John F'WARD Co F. 9th Maine
NATHANIEL II. THOLAS Co L. 95th Penn.
JOHN JENKINS, &c b. loo Penn.