The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04
FFan Reg; Fred; s. Je,gell Professor o. 4.

~ -, HTS~. %. Oea0etbi fT0feSSQT OF " Ne
State Normal School, llBansy, N. 7.
n L1GHTHILL-DeGr Sir: Under Ciata
OF March Ia, 1 sent you q careful stateInent
o. my case my former treatment, my faRI
uret q obtain relief In that direction, nv
results. g1TI-N hl
! have been, from the winter oFthe year
tet4, subject TO violent palodieal attacks :
OF catarrh, marked by 15tEilo sqntoras -
lent Inflammation of tAe lining n ann
Of the cavities of the head, aeoonpsniadsy
the inst stages by : watary discharge fpg =
The nose, subsequently, becoming acrid.
yellow M towards the close of the .AJ ~
purient and bloody. These sttar - SH1
dneed a most distressing species nf 20
ache, occurring periodically ear IA -
period varying from one 10
sometimes so violent as to ~
ior business, and confiner ~LnS AZ
times the attendant I'M Ae tony peO- Al
eytend to tba tao,b - dammation would
i6tbal tbSost 80. T Oduce ~toothache, or
narLiaI loss ~ voio1 ming hoarseness snd
last fau veara III +; and twice within the
AAva a. 20 conan Ias SO affected h right
sge.i rom I- % me Sor weeks 10 u dark
Ihs6 t.iaSt -IIE-ii yTHN H4H ta isi7l r
of vafions 4 medicines and applications
Al nrenal kinds; snuIfs and other cataFrh-
an5fiSc cations of come half q dozen kinds
cfngr Aions 10 the head of esmphor,
kirs II and hot f-Onaentskion of different
n DIS; and in connection with these the
Aual emetics and cstharties employed to
induce counter action. But nonS of these
had produced any permanent improve
ment, and in the few instances in which
temporal relief YVES afforded, il was at the
expense of So much strength IS to leave
me greatly exhausted Under these cir
eunlstancas I Was led, though with some
reluctance, from the supposed incurabiIity
of the disease, to mako q trial of your
treatment / found It soon beyond even.
my hopes, reaching the disease as It hSd
never been reached before, and ~allsvisting
its symptoms 10 an extent which 1 had
supposed impossible. At the time whenI
gave you my former certificate, while !
did not feel assured Of a complete cure, i
had obtained mAterialfelief which amply
repaid me for my trial of ycur treatment
and which satisfied me that that treatment
Yves. SIS effective az il was simple and philo.
sophicai. A substa initial asSspa from my
old attacks Of catErlth, for the ainaoet IN
preeedented period of nearly half 5 gear
land that in spite of severe attacks of i'll
ness, which would have formerly rendered
such an occurrence inevitable, was, 70 SQe,
proof of an Important successID Is is now
six months since Isent YOU that Statements
and while it is unpleasant for mo- 70 appear
thus constantly, and in this guiGe, before,
the public, it seems TO me q matter of sim
pie justiee. TO yourself and to thos.N whe
may DO suffering IS l was, 10 add tilat I =.
am net only IS fully satisfied as to the atil-
ity and efficacy of your treatment OF ca
tArrh as was elk months ago, but 1 am
now of the belief that if there is sue e
thing IS a cure for CHRONIC OAFARRIL in
my case = substantial cure has be3n eff ect-
cd. FREDERToK g.. JEWELL,
? t2 ~d1fl4il Prot. State Normal BchooI-,
uaAIBAEY, q. z, Sept ], 1864. l1l "a
am 500 Jmav5f2-2e,OI d