The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
vEGETINE.
"Truth is Mighty aad Win Prevail. .
SWORN STATEN { haT OF a
BOSTON NPOLICEOFFICER

ii. r. STEVENS: Dear Sir=-From exposure I
TOOK sick abouGnfne years ago with Rheumatic
Fever, T. ON which suffered about four months
Wnen recovered from the fever | founu my
self suffering with pain in my side and consti-
patton, which brought on the plles | consult-
ed physician, and paid him over two hundred
collars Ior attending me. aad AL tlls wA4lo
was gradually growing worse. Ttrgn one ply
scian after another was employed, until seven
OF the besb physicians ofBoston had takeliIny.
case IN hand.
on consultation between several Of the lead
ing physicians, they concludeu my connplainG
wars asthma ana g neral deuiifty. had great
difficulty IN breathing, and andnhaler was re-
tquired TO afford me hIeatts Ihr'ough the treat
l1nent of one physician l took from 70 to ll0
boIes cdlomel pills. and iat hruii tried all tile
| me gicfne each physician prescribed. From
| my long sickness, and the vast amount of IN, d.
| 1tlne used to,overcoMe the great pain, my kid
| neys became badly affected and suffered ex-
| cruclating pam in he small Of the back, with
| great difficulty III passing my urine.
One ply yslcian SAID was diseased allthrOugh
| my system, and he regretted chat he could give
me no hope Tor health. Ally suffering from in-
| digestion was SO great tpaG it WAS, impossible
| to keep any solid Iood on my stomach, and the
Whole nature OF my food was broth from oat-
lmeal .. t.. -
1 also took a prescription from a ceiebrate9
| English physician, who said my trouble WAS
| Bronchitis aad Dyspepsia, | took eighteen
| bottles of medicine especially prepared for
| Dyspepsia, and have used a great deal Of
| medicine from apotnecarleS' prescription.
| have taken Sarsapariila Until you could count
ihe BOTTLES by the dozen, and indeed have
given nearly all The popuars advertised ,medi-
cine fair trial. Ihad dreadful cough, and
| did not average over two hours sleep a nj shG
for eight years.
| A brother policeman urged me to try Vege-
ttine, but for a long time Irefhsed, having got
| completely discouraged from ing so much
mcuicihe without any benefit; however, after
| Urgent persuasion, Icencfuied to try it, and
before had used one bott e l could eat and
| hold on my stomach abeefsteaE, d thing L had
not been able 10 do before for years; indeed,
| obtained more substantial benefit from the first
lbottle of Vegetine than from all other medl-
cihes which had taken. I'kept on Improving
and kept on using the Vegetine, lntll was
perfectly cured. ana able 10 10 duty all day,
| eat ana digest1ny food, sleep well at night,
| ana am now forty pounds heavier than ever
Twas before in my life, and am, as L think, a
living contradiction Of the prophecies Of the
most learned medical talent Of New England,
| for with all or their combined wisdom they
could not accomplish so much as that simple
vegetable medicine called Vegetine to which
am indebted for health, life and happiness
| spr EUGENE E. SULLIVAN,
367 Athens street, Police Stalion a.
SUFFOLK, S., BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 92, 1875. d
Then personally appeared The above named
Eugene Il. Sullivan, and made oath that the
foregoing statement is true, before me.
HOSEA b. BOWEN,
Justice Of tile Peace.