Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-11-28
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TAKE AND LIVE.
In one of the New England States lives
family, which in early days bore very
humble part in life. But, as time ad-
vanced fortune favored, until earthly
blessings seemed complete. Though Ior
the present the name is untold, yet lCs
influence to do good is the same, and 1t
gives to the world wealth and healthg
One member of this family was lady
in the early flush of wOmanhOOd, with
pure, sweet and tender face, with dark,
glowing eyesy with coral-tinted lips, with
rosy cheeks and amber cuIls. She was as
graceful as a gazelle, as light-hearted as
bird, and as spirited as an untamed ante
lope.
But as the frost destroys the fairest
flower, so does disease the most perfect
woman. Disease, with its greatest malice,
slipped at her life and riOted for her de-
struetion; and she, who was so young, so
beautiful, and so full of promise, was
dragged from natures most royal throne
aud prostrated, helpless and dying be
fore the king of terrors, who bat1ed- all
skill. Physicians turned away with no
encouraging word, and from their eyes
were read these thoughts: 'She soon
must die" But one morning, as death
seemed to be folding her i'll his icy en-
brace, and the golden sun was striving
with the purest light to make the last OF
earth appear most beautiful, Ada, slowly
opening her eyes, family and almost
Voicelessly said 70 her brother: ''ChaIlie,
am going to live. Three nights i'll sue
cesSion have | dreamed that over yonder,
near che banks, among the trees, grows
an herb which will destroy this disease
and give me back again myself. L never
saw the herb but in my dream, ouC l
would know it now could l see 1t. grow
strong while thinking of it. Yes! Yes
live! Take me to it-I can ride. With
out it die" Charlie tried to show her
the danger of hei:.g moved, and that II
was almost madness for her to think OF
riding. But he knew that IN that room
all efforts to restore her had been in vain,
and that she was dying there. Her earn
estness filled him with the hope that by
granting her request she might live; and
though death seemed near, yet they
went. Passing along the bank OF the
stream, among the trees, suddenly with
one wild cry of joy, she exclaimed,
"Fhere There! Charlie, there is the LG-
capfdi" The herb was gathered and a
preparation was made from it, as she was
directed in the dream. Day by day she
partOOk of this new dreamed of life-giv-
ing power, until after a few weeks health
was restored, and nature lived and
coursed through her veins triumphant.
This remedy is now before the world,
ebAu 10 hlOW II OillY -! iliC i4ftiAO SlFCl IL
by her who was dying yet living, and
who lived on account of it.
WHAT ADA'S PHYSICIANS SAY.
Being the family ph Jsieian of Ada's
fathers family, and attending her during
her sickness, had an opportunity of wit
Messing the beneficial effects of the La
cupia upon her. Since then l have used
it with great success in my practice II
ffac ba nj 10
tion, aud corrects the' functions of the
stomach and liver as well as of the kid
neys, lungs and heart. 1t has gentle,
stimulating effect upon the system, and
enables it TO throw off all the mOrborofiC
matter in the blood and secretions, and
assist nature in restoring a patient labor
ing under almost any imaginable form
and character of disease. In fact, | an
almost convinced that it will very sonr
be the leading medicine used by the
medical profession, if not the only one.
JOHN ROSS, NJ, D.,
Eaton, Mass.
Having been one of Ada's consulting
physicians, and having frequently me
DIR. Ross at her sick bed, l can testify tina
never in my life have seen any one 81
very sick and reduced to such a low stat,
of vitality that ever recovered, and | an
convinced, beyond all doubt, that had i
not been for her Lacupia she could never
have recovered.
l have been so much interested in thi
new found medicine that have made re
peated and extensive chemical examina
tions of it, and at the same time expert
mented with it both in my private ant
hospital practice, and am convinced tina
it is one of the greatest medicines eve
discovered. should regard it as moth
ing strange if it was soon the only RENE
dy in use. r. e. BECKWITH,s
Springfield, Mass.