Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
Attention Soldiers. an d
Erie nGlS Of Soldiers.

We call the attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that ''Hoofund $
German bitters' will cure nine tcnihs Of the dis
eases incident to camp life. In the list published
the SICK It will be noticed that very large por-
ton suffering from debility. Every case Of
that kind can be readily cured By i:ooAand's Bit
tiers. Diseases resulting disorders o. the .dgcs-
tive organs are speedily removed We have no
hesitation in stating that, if these Bitters were
freely used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives
might be 81, cd that otherwise will be lost
We call particular attention TO the following
remarkah and well authenticated cure of one OF
the nations heroes, his life, 10 his own Ian
guage, '.has been saved By the Btters.''
FhllAnELPn!A. Aug. 23d, 1888
.K,ssys. .lons d. Lraas Veil, gentleman,
your Iirahand's German Hiters have saved niy
life. There is no mistake in this. II is vonched
for by numbers of NV comrrdes. some Of whose
names are appended, and vino were fully cogri-
zant of all the circumstances Of my case | am
and have been for the las. four years. a member
Of Shermans celebrated battery. and under the
immediate command of Capt. r. b. Avres--
Through the exposure attendant upon my ardu-
GUS duties, was attacked in November last with
inflammation Of the mugs, and was Tor .eyen;y-,so
debility, heightened BY an attack Of dyscnsary
I was then removed fror. the White House and
sent tc this city on board the steamer State of
N aine, from which landed on the 28th OF June
since that tltlsE IUEe getD about as low
one could be and still retain = spark u vitality
For week more was scarcely able 10 swal-
low anything, and IL did force "a morsel down, il
was immediately thrown up agan
could not esSn keep glass OF water on my
stamach. Lite could not last under these circum-
stances; and accordingly the physicians who lad
been working faithfully, though unnecessarily,
to mr. from the grasp d the dread Archer
frankly told me they could do more for me-
and advised me to see Clergyman, aud to make
such disposition of my limited funds as best suit
ed me. An acquaintance who visited me ut the
hospital. Mr.. Frederick Stenborn. OF Sixth below
Arch Street. advised me, fvrlorn hope - Try
your iiticrs and kindly procured bottle. From
the time co,nnsenced taking tleig ,ne gIo,i,.,
shadow of death recesled and | am now. tnaak
God Tor it, getting better. Though have taken
but two bottles. have gained ten pounds and
feel sangl,ine Of being permitted 10 rc,oin m,
wife aud daughters, from whom have heard
nothing for eighteen months; t.s. gon,i.saen, /
am loyal virginian. from tine vicinity of Front
Royal. To you valuable Bitters ! owe the GER
fain;v OF life which has taken the place Of vague
fears-to Bi,ters viii | owe the glorious privilege
OF again ciaspisg 10 my bosom those VINO gro
dearest To my iife. Isaac MALONE
We fully concur in the above statement AS we
had despaired vi seeing our comradc Mr.. Ma
lone, restored 10 heultl,. John Cuddleback, LIST
n. \. Battery; Geo. Ackley, 60. &, 18th Maine
Lewis Chev alter, e2d Few York; L. T. Spencer,
Vt Artillery Battery }. b. Fsseweil, Co. Is, sd
Me-; Henry u. Jerome, Co. &. Sd VI. II. r. Nc
DonaIl, Co. h, ssh Ne. ); j. T. Ward, &c L, 9Th
nh h. Koch, Go. II, I'D y. Y. y. b. Thomas,
70. 1, s5th Penn Andrew }. Kimball, I'd VI.
]. Jenkins. 70. b. l06th Penn.