The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-12
r. GEORGE NJ. MARSHALL,
. GERMANTOWN, Pa, February II, 1852
A PERM ANsNT CURE OF GRAVEL OF TWELVE
YEARS STANDING STONE PASSED
AND TO BE Sc ,ti; a,


YEARS STANDING STONE PASSED
AND TO BE SEEN. .,;l,. ~; &. /
BURNsIDE Conn.,, December Is, 1859.
DEAR s1RGlt is with much pleasure that II write
you upon facts respecting myself. ! do not know
hardly how myself dnsye osea er
man could beand llyei but more sometimes thsn
others. The complaint was tho a"Kldneysp and
aBladder.n,. 1 have been sometimes rom Twelve
to fourteen hours and wanted 70 make water
every minute, but could not. Have, consulted
doctors, both In Massachusetts and this state,
and taken pills, T. may say by the quart, also
liquored medicines; but found no reltei from any.
and got worse the last SIX months; wasse IhaS
or day. 1t would soon have been "an up' with
me II I had not seen yolr .adxertlsemsnt
in the Berkshire Courier, headed .Kidne,s,'
much faith 10, Il: why should /, when Ihad been
many np9s f. sna
the first bottle felt bad; but finished 1t ana got
another. By the time l took half Of the seeondI l
still got worse (apparently.l When l. walked 10
place, and felt really bad. felt so, before had
finished the second. that l made up. my mind IL
was OF no use tr'ing any more-anh oil this time
the "Buchu" was doing Its work. but.l did not
know 1t, so I gavett up, and went to Hartford on
Saturday TO one OF the best doctors In the city. He
said it was the neck OF the bladder, and should
have to undergo operation. He gave me nedt-
eiue, and went home quite down-hesrted. ,0n
Sunday was unable to 60 to church. / had not
taken any OF his medicine, but on my return con.
liuucd using the '.Buchu,' and In the afternoon
aga desire to make water, but could not. About
tindhour after this tried again, with the same
hae Il; but the next time Ltook the vessel; 1t was
on same aS turning g. faucet and stopping 1t or
resin Ittwas SO three times; and the third time
there was something came through the passage
and struck against the side OF the vessel. ex-
amined 1t, aud It Is the ugllest stone OF gravel
you ever saw, covered over with lille pieces
which collected together. 1t'le0ks the color OF
mud; turtle, and Is as hard as flint so you see
the Buchu was doing its WORK. although was
feelingi 30 badly. Il procured another J. bottle,
| thinking there might be some more. behind; out
since that passed, which Is eight weeks ago last
Sunday, have been as well as ever was IN my
iife have the htone securely wrapped, and
those who have seen It In til place are surprised.
cannot tell you all. but this Is true story OF my
case and you are welcome to make such use OF
nv name as you think proper. am. pretty well
Known III Berkshire, also In Connecticut. The
advertisement saved me. Why not publish more
,rhe Springfield Republican Is wide spread pa
| per. II any one wishes to see this wonder they
can do 80. could write all day. but l think
have said enough this time, 80 reman your ever
well wishpr, - ~ EDWARD L. HOWARD,
Paper Maker, Burnside, Hartford County, Conn.
DR.. MACK, Burnside. Conn. - g- -.
DR. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass. .'i'i ts;
Dr HOLKUM North Lee, Mass.
Or ADAMS. Stockhrldge, Mass. q.
| DIR. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn.
Or, JAOUES Buckland Corners, Conn.
DR.. BEARSF0RD, Hartford, Conn.
All or whom treated me for the disease.