Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-27
4 Man Comes From alabama 10 Express
His Gratitude 10 an Atlanta Man.

" l. this l1r Walter IaViUr ''
and evidently stranger Iu tie c'ty The question
vas addressed 10 Dr. Walter \. layOr- who sat IH ms
otice Immersed In tue correspondence Of his Immense
e That j, my name sir, - he replied. looking up IN
'' Nv nam. j. AG>tin. live at CuIman, Ala. have
come TO see you. Dr. Taylor. to express 10 you my
Dr T.y.or smilel aui inquired as to the occasion ot
Ynu na.e saved ms lifr SIR and come to tell yuu
that aud tp shake vugr hand Abuut wear agv " us
taken with PneumonIr. and It developed into very
ugly case va 10 my bed for nine months, and vas
harraSsed and weakened with a Igh that va, almost
constant Nothing would reiIry. 1t. had physician
studied medicine myself. ant nov Ia the JEW ery bU,t-
ness almost Noru out. and had about given up
my case as hopeless one day staggerei out Of bed.
to have a consultation with all the physicians, 70 see
could not. last resort, obtain some relief from
NV Hts The physicians IN consultation told n- iGat
they could de- nothing Tor and hardly able 10 walk
| mad nv way To drugstore, and while in there |
spoke oi the consultation just held In my case 70 the
druggist aud he said 90 Here Is remedy that hear
varv highly spoken o. know nothing Of it from per
snnsl eXperence bat 4 has gTe1t TePG,at'on, ana
Tiylor's Cherokee Remedy ~ Sweet Gum and Mullen.
took it with about the SANE spirit that drowning
would catch straw. had little hope Of it. eff
cAcy, but | thought ought TO try everything. and
therefore took the bottle WAS barely able 70 get
back to NV bed again 1t effort FOR me to walk
down stairs wa> dis spirited. hopeless and weak be-
With the very first b,ftle Of Sweet Gum aud Mullen
nv condition improved. Il has been less than nye
weeks since began on your remedy. and now walk
and travel without the slightest stairs
or down stair, NV cough has left health almost
Is restored and in good condition 1t !, my earn
conviction that Tayl0rs Cherokee Remedy "f Sweet
Gum and Mulrin saved my life, and felt that wanted
10 opk you IN the face and take you by the hand and
tell you want tell II also for the benefit Of
thousands Of others who are suffering, and who are
growing weaker and weaker from the Of inefficient
remedies. "
The above the exact statement Of this remarkable
case Mr. Austin insisted seeing Mr.. Taylor labor
atury press rooms, packing rooms, and every part or
his immense establishment He wanted g" see here
Sweet Gum and Mullen made He took the greatest
Interest In part Of the process and having been
phy ,iCan enabled 20 look at II integeutlv and
t0tetly the correct curative principles involved in
the materials ont Of which ti remedy i made and th@
manner in which Is compounded. Afte- hair hour
pleasant sight seeing and conversation be took his de-
partu-e. saying TO Dr. Taylor be went out OF the
door Il am satisfied now that have seen the man that
saved life. for tell YOU T1ylOT's Cherokee Remedy
" Sweet Gum and Mullen j. what stopped the progress
Of my disease. when evsrvthing else had failed and
hope had almost gone This Is the testimony horne
by thousands II others bv letter and otherwise hut ii
is seldom that the proprietor 0t a medicine hudS a
man who gets the train and rides hundreds uf miles
to him that he may express his appreciation and
gratitude.
druggist send 81 % to Walter A. TAylon
Atlanta. Ca, -ho viii send u charges prepaid