The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-10-25

A. SHELLY, of the firm Of Smith q
Shelly. Dry Goods Merchants. 0rass
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VIII cure Consumption, even in its advanced ssasca-
REV. HENRY MORGAN
Was cured of CONSUMPTION, in its worst form, By Dr.
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ton; F Esfe s1bl !s e T n aay In . . !sfss5 fo pr; sS1f ietter
S Sa1s s sas no're q Of. hemOrrhasa Or: ins, dida0uiy
A. FOSTER, Of Putnam. Conn,
Writes April 18th; 1881; thai bis u.s., sGn y MsS SCssa Of Com
sd PE, s sshs9 { Is. r ss59sses s sy5 sgs cum sssss me ss ss e0ns'
JULIUS WERHELM. Bay City, Mich
Rev. JOSEPH s.LAMn. Pastor Of Eight.
eenth Street M. e. Church, Phila., says
directions, and P1glpsonary trouble, !: and was 2, So , s,cstnae
tr. sckhencis remedies restoredm @ perfect health"
A. w. WHITE. Preprietor Of the White
'.In 1872 was told By three prominent doc dost1 n, thss
Ohio, Insisted on her giytngyo ur Msa!c,nsss s 9 %fa ~
s sns "a s 81; i e now sae ensir eSo w II sn''' =
During the years 1880 and 1881, FEED
aSss ~ ss m1ta sas s sasae assin With y tss disaSs Sin;. sRc
Been nn tSls Sy p psss sasns aas 2 oon aSSSs sss !nea;ss:
So; ]. Be grew ~ worse wss ,n nssytass al ~ the ssy sy pr sansn Ell
%f ssnetnsss The They ssysa As iiis: and hes e now zen sPa
Book ON
GEO. G. REDDEN, Agent Of the White
NY,
Writes that his. daughter was given up as iesursSls
rss tored 20 p per ecsi health BY DR.. schencEs Medicines.
although the disease is hereditary In her motners
family.
E~r.bieut..Gov. BENJAMIN DOU0r
LASS, f>Middletown, Conn.
writes, Nov. 9Th, 1882: II have used DR.. schcncks
Medicines in my family for many years know OF
ease by their use"
MRS. SOPHIA M. LAWSON.
Who lives at No. 50 Ann Stree Eewburg: \. 4: Va
s s,Sr St 81 g. S=1n ssRsnd2Fs f Ssd Gssg sE in KS sss' and ' sSs bad
good health ever since.
In 1875
ID severe sSissdllng from tss lungs IL FL. Ess | Sp 1ssn Sg
OF bleeding or weakness of the lungs.
THOMAS DRAPER. Proprietor Of b
Brooklyn House, on 9th Ave-, between
2Sth and Goth Streets, BROOKLYN, n. x.s
After using many remedies and spending some TIM
i eas enc 81 Se Consn uGn as nf 81 b.. T scsencfs Msdieinss. 90
AZ ssd letter Sn c e Sui ssnsnek T IL P SsSk : g e sent eni SSss g ii
MRS. CHARLES w. PLUMMER, ONO.
274 Main Street. Springfield, Mass.
Was aaicted with CONSUMPTION, symPt cDns1 n.s e
s sgesis, ana ssefSii es siasnf fsom Ok 1Se n iansss. sSst Vas a SSS.
nouncsd in ns,nz : S. By many ~ r.. SG St ssne ms si Medicine
p pfeE Nssn \ Comm com@e saeSGi 10 uss tie Medicines Il March;
w sH wei, ~ sna ap nave s'f Sad so saf health iIH syss sing. J, -,
cas-. sc IN an d. IS se ssl; ( 9GSs ooe. page gel IS s'an ''''D' =
MRS. J. 2 aooDWlN.s Of -osnassrsss.
sampsioS y ; s |. sshsnsE MsSisInss; See sn as5 letter
The REV. STEPHEN RoEsE, Mission
sry tSs At Maiden ROCK. Wis.
s SsSs ses5 " Gs StsS III, I ss s.s sl:S s sss S sSs Fs,ssa IL
ministers sore throat: For further Information al
dress him at Maiden Rock. Wis.
w. D. DUYcKINCK. Esq.,. whose place
Of business is at No.
New York City,
Says; twelve years ago my physician left my wife to
SSI a.; J sU %saa%sn e q 59 9Seil s esssae %saleine.' she nvss %
W. W. VAN ANTWERP, Editor Of the
"Daily Patriot" Jackson, Mtch.,
Reports that his SON was cured Of Congestion Of the
Lungs, after the family physician had given him up, By
the use Of Dr.. Schencks Medicines.
HARLEY P. HOPKINS. of Providencs.
R. L.
Writes to DR.. schenck, May 18th, 1881; y have been
cured of what three of the best physicians Of this city
told me ms Tss Consumption Is %p HoS Sf M d l.eg e !. s yet M in sss e.
Ing ono, and we ask you to read his full statement In
Or. schenck.sIBook, page a. Mr.. Hopkins resides at
No.2 Howell Street.
Mi. II. /. LeKh, Druggist. No. 22 Main St., Provf-
dence, says, referring to Mr.. Hopkins case: H was
considered q consumptive in the last stages OF the dis.
case BY his physicians and friends, and I believe that
his recovery is entirely due TO the use Of Dr,Schencks
Medicines"
When the Draft was made at Connersvfne, Ind, Mr..
| Sanford Caldwell was drafted. The examining phy.
stefan rejected him. saying that one Of his lungs WAS
partially gone with CONSUMPTION. Mr. Caldwell was
soon after this advised TO use DR.. Schencks Medicines,
by John s. Benson, VINO now lives In indianapolis, Ind
L. Rawls, druggist at Connersyflle. says: - know OF
foregoing"
j, McGONIGAL, of the Empire House,
Akron, o..
Says: my mother was saved from q Consumpttvea
grave by the use of DR.. Schenck's Medicines