The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-20
From an Old Resident of Albany. White
Line Central Transit Co. George G. Red
den. gent.

Prom an Old Resident Of Albany. White
Line Central Transit Co, George G. Red
den, Agent
~ " Central Freight Cepot
Corner Of Orange and Water Sts.,
Albany, Feb. 10, 1881.
De. J. II. scHEsCE Phila, Pa:
Dear Sri wri,c this TO le, you know that my
little daughter Henrietta, whom you saw on your
visit TO this city in the fall OF rs79 has entirely re-
covered her health by the use Of your Medicines.
1 wish also al the same time 10 give you some facts
IN regard 70 her case which did not have time 70
do when you were here. My daughter was con-
sldered healthy child until the month OF Novem-
Der, 1875. when she was attacked with Remlltant
Fever, win which she was sick for long time.
As she was recovering from 1t she took heavy
cold, which Scitled on her lungs, producing con-
slant hacking cough As several OF her mothers
relatives had died Of Consumption, we were much
troubled m regard 10 her case, especially as our
physician told Us that her lungs were weak, and al
ter her cough had continued some time, that they
were seriously affected. lie prescribed many
things for her, principally cod liver oil and stimu-
lants but she kept getting worse and worse until
al last he told US that there was no hope for her re-
coyery and to satisfy that he had done all that
1t was possible for him to do called IN two other
doctors. They, after consultation, agreed that she
must die, and that al We could do was TO make heT
comfortable while she lived This was III the
month Of September, i879 Although we were as
sufcd by our physician that our little daughter coulo
not get well, yet we were always LOOKING over VIC
papers 10 Try and find something that would al least
preserve her life for time. One evening read IN
The ALBAsY EyElyG TlHg, the Statements OF many
who had been cured' Of serious lung diseases by
your Medicines, and feeling that they at least could
do her 90 harm, concluded 70 give them a trial.
1 therefore went to the drug store OF Mr. Miller a
gentleman with whom ] was well acquainted and
asked him what he knew or thought Of your Medi-
cines.. He said; ~ have heard them highly
spoken OF by my customers, and believe them TO be
good" ! then bought bottle OF the Pulmonc
Syrup as well As some Of the Mandrake Pills and
Scawccd Tonic, and my daughter commenced 70 use
them according 20 the printed directions. We all
soon saw that they were doing her good When
she had taken them about two weeks we noticed by
the paper that you were 10 visit Albany profession
| ally and, taking advantage OF this opportunity, we
had you see her. Although you did not see her at
| the worst you OF course remember her apparently
| hopeless condition We can only say that from the
Medicines you gave her she soon rapidly improved
| and became healthy and strong. We give you TINS
| certificate or letter that others may know OF your
] great Medicines. am satisfied that you saved the
life Of my child as she was pronounced beyondmed-
zeal aid bv three Of The best physicians OF this city
Respectfully Yours,
GEORGE c. REDDEN,
Agent Of the White Line, Albany, ~ y.