Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-17
4 Man Comes From Alabama 10 Express
His Gratituds 10 an Atlanta Man.

- l. this DR. Walter Tayipr 20
and evidently stranger IN th~ city. The question
addressed 10 DR. Walter A Taylor. who sat IA hs
office immersed IN the correspondence Of his immense
business
That Is ms name, sir he replied. looking up in
M nam !, Austin live at CuIman, Ala l have
come % see you. Dr. Taylor to express to you my
Dr Taylor smi!el and inquired to the occasion Of
You have saved nv life, sir. and come to tell you
that and to shake your hand. About year ago vas
taken with PnsumOnii, and 1t developed into very
ugly case VA IN my bel for niue months. and |as
harrassed and weakened with cough that vas almost
after physician, and tried remedy after remedy have
studied medicine myself. and nov ia the J-We!Ty busi
ness was almost worn out HhI hal about gwen Up
my case as hopeless On" day staggered "ut pi O~d,
to have a consultation with all the physicAHs, 10 see
my Ills. The physicians in consultation told NE that
they could do nothing for me- and hardly able to walk,
druggist. and he said " Her is r'medy that hear
very highly spoken pf know nothing o. it from per
s"nti experience, but y hA' great repqiau0n and
nv customers yke it The remedy handed me y As
TIvurs CharoEar Remedy Of Sweet Gum and Mullen.
took It With about the SAM" SpITt mat drowning
man would catch AZ straw. had little hope Of It's Ell
t6eTr,1rr took the b6rtIp was barely able 10 get
back my bed again II was effort for me 10 walk
Tond expression, and Continually grpwing weaker.
with the very first bottle Of Sweet Gum and Mullen
my condition improved. II has been less than rye
weeks since began on your remedy, and n0w walk
aud travel without the slightest Inconvenience up 'ars
is restored and am In good condition II Is my earn
est conviction that TayOr Cherokee Remedy 0f sweet
Gum and Mullen saved life, and felt that wanted
10 look you In the face and take you by the hand and
tell You want 10 tell il also for the benent or
. shnusaui- OF others who suffering, and who are
growing weaker and weaker from the use Of neclent
remedies"
The above l. the exact statement o. this remaTkable
case Mr. Austin insisted on seeing Mr. Tayl0Ts labor
atnry press rooms packing rooms, and every part OF
his Immense establishment. He wanted 10 -ee where
Sweet iurl and Mullen made ctook the greatest
interest In part Of the process and having been
phv Sician was enabled to look at IL integeutly and
10 testify 10 the correct curative principles involved in
the Of which the remedy Is made and the
manner IN which Il Is pounded After hall houT :
pleasant sightseeing and conversation he took MS d-
parture, saying 10 Or Taylor he went out OF the
door. satisfied that have seen the man that
saved my lie. for tell TtyOr Cherokee Remedy
~ Sweet q and Mullen what stopped the progress
of nv disease. when everything else had failed anu
hope had almost gone This l. the testimony borne
by thousands Of others by letter and otherwise but II
Is seldom that thr proprietor ot a medicine finds a
who the train and rides hundreds Of miles
to him that he may express his appreciation and
gratitude.
druggist send tl 90 Waiter Taylor,
Atlanta. Ga, -be -iI -rnd II rharEs~ prepaid.