The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-15
From sprinfeld, Mass
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

Dear Sir About sixteen years' ago,
while living in Ca ada, my health became very
poor. My disease came on gradually, beginning
with loss of appetite and afterwards great weak.
ness, which brought on night sweats and dry.
hacking cough. Ny chest and 6ask were veN
weak and SO sore, that / could not bear my
weight against the back of chair, AT differ
emit times raised consideiab. blood. which my
oh Y stefan said came from he lungs / employ
cd several d ctors but they all told me the
same thing that my ~ g were Gadly e4eet nfG
live but q short time. d that mad peter go 70
my mothers home in Winstead, Ct, as soon as
l could, that with careful nursing l might i've
for some time. When l got to my MOthersI
was very low indeed, 60 that my mother sent
for her doctor. He pronounced me beyond all
help He, however, left me some medicine
which he said wou relieve my worst symptoms.
After his my mother mplUyed another doctor,
no said that one of my lungs was nearly gone:
ate scarcely any thing for several mouths, and
who lives in Co iinsvlle CT gave my father
one of your pamph cts o. Consumption. He
brought II home and told me o look 1t over and
Sec ii any of the cases described IN L were IKE
mine / read the took through, aud found so
ma cases described thu e thet seemed as bad
as mine, that were cured. thai began to hope
that too might recover by using your medl7-
cines. My father, finding that they were mot
kept in Winstead, sent TO New York an -g0t q
supply. In one week after began their use.
my night sweats ceased, and my appetite began
better in every way; CONNER ced 70 use the
medicines in March; In July felt quite strong
in two months more was well, and have had
good hsalih ever since l believe that lwouid
not be alive TO. day but for the use OF your med-
icines, as all tn Q doctors had said my
disease was Cone umytion and was tncurable
Yours M Issv, cHAs. W. pLuMMER.
April Goth. 1881. pa Main ot. Springfield. Mass.
DIR. J. II, scHENcK, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Slr-seeing one of your agents distrib-
utiug your books III this village few days age
has remibdr me of the past and has made me
feel tn At ought to acknowledge with gratitude
the benefit once received from your medicines,
/ was soldier in the army fiom 1852 to 1865.
and when mustered nui Was In crippled STATE
having had during my service sCurvy and camp
fever, which, with the mal6ria OF the swamps
in which much of our operations were carried
on left me diseased al over. / was soon at
tackled with chronic diarrI oea and constant
hacking cough. MY whole nervous system was
completely prostr led. was apparently fast
approaching the grave In loo.ing over the
NJ wspvpvrs to find something advertised that
would do me good l found the advertisement
OF your medicines. TLOugh had but little
faith, bought the Syrup ald Tonic and COM
me mt ed their US. l soon found that what you
said of your medicines was tue. ior they
worked an entire revolg lou IN my system. my
cough gTadua ly grew less Entil II disappeared
altogether as q alko nv diarrhpa and other
alarming symptoms aud was entirely cured.
sha always hold In grateful remembrance
two things: the Cooper shop Free Refresh
Insul saloon FOX old. Is, p1iladol phia, and Dr..
medicinis S, OF Phi adelph a. i be.
Ii We the medicin,s sayeo my life, as have
stated. Pardon the lat acknowledgement OF
the great benett i have received from you. -
Your OBJ d ent servant
JOEL b. s~EVEEs,
10th Regiment Maine volu ,tesrs. Army Of the
Potomac. Present Residence Orange Frank.
lin Coulty, Mass
May 2Sth, 1881.