Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-26
SEVEN LADIES
AFFLICTED FOR YEARS WITH
PAINFUL AND DANGEROUS
DISEASES.
Their Health Restored by the Use Of a Re-
markable New Remedy.
McElree's Wine of Cardui Accom-
plishing a Revolution in the
Treatment of Female Diseases.


Several articles have appeared in
the columns of this journal CON-
mending the medicine known as
McElree's Wine of Cardui.
They have attracted wide atten.
ton and the manufacturers have
been overwhelmed with letters from
afflicted ladies requesting informa-.
ton regarding it. They daily get
reports of cases treated with the
Wine; they keep record of every
case reported.
Some of them are not cured by
the Wine. Most of the reports are
favorable. They try to give hon
est, reliable information regarding
the value Of this great remedy.
Of one thing they can assure
everybody, viz: The Wine is a
pure, harmless vegetable prepare
ton. Any lady in any condition
can take il with perfect assurance
that it is as harmless as tea or coffee
1t is q wonderful tonic. 1t strength
ems, invigorates and restores ladies
who are nervous and deb'l.
itated. The following cases have
been selected from many thousands
reported.
Case No. 1854 lady thirty one
years old, married thirteen years,
with no children, suffered every
month with dreadful headache,
sick stomach, weak back and limbs,
sleeplessness and groat nervousness
at times. She had pains in her
right side and in the groins and
hips. She used six bottles of Wine
of Cardui and reported herself
cured. She now has a babe three
months old.
Case No. 5,9S2-A lady who had
no well-deiined disease except gen.
eral debility, no appetite, loss Of
flesh, continual tired feeling, great
exhaustion from slight exertion, in
going upstairs would have to SIT
down two or three times, and would
be completely exhausted. She took
The Wine of Cardui as tonic three
times q day, and in two months
gained eleven pounds in flesh, re,
covered her strength, and is now in
good health.
Case No. 5,672-A girl sixteen
years old, attending school, was
troubled with papitation of the
heart, oppressed breathing, weak
ness of limbs, painsin the abdomen
and back and other unfavorablt
symptoms. She was treated by 6
physician three months without re
lief. Her parents carried her home
gave her McElrees Wine of Cardui
and in five weeks she returned u
school in good health.
Case No. 1,576-A prominen
lawyers wife was afflicted with
great pain in the back, hips, aldo
men, head and neck each month
Her hands and arms to the elbow
and her feet and legs to the knee
would be cold and cramp; her eye
would. almost set in the sockets
her lips would be almost blue, he
teet would set firmly together, anC
for hours she would lie in this con
dition groaning and suffering. Thi
continued at intervals for fou
years, physicians giving her but lit
tie relief. She had tried all tn
remedies she could hear of. He
druggist sent her bottle of til
Wine Of Cardui, and after taking
four days she passed the usua
period Of suffering with scarcely
spasm Of pain, and did not go t
bed.
Twelve months after, her hus
band wrote that she had been pei
manently cured by the use {
McElree's Wine of Cardui.
Case No. 95,S40-This lady wa
forty-six years old, and becam
, afflicted with all the symptoms in
dicating change of life" Her cor
dition became very alarming, an
her family were greatly ooncerne
!. on her account. Her husband pre-
: cured six bottles of McElree's Win
, of Cardui, and in six months r,
ported her entirely restored I
health,
: Case No. S,222,-A married lad
was afflicted for several years wit
q constipation of the bowels. 1t W;
a very stubborn case and resulte
in serious complications affectir
d ing other organs. and caused gre'
anxiety among her relatives. 81
q had symptoms of dyspepsia an
: became very respondent.
After treatment by physician
u and great expense for differel
medicines, she got a package
a Thedford's Black Draught al
made tea from it, which she us,
y every second day In connecti,
with it, at the proper time, 81
d took McElree's Wine of Cardl
>. At the end Of three months h
father wrote that she was so mu,
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