Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-04
MARGARET MONTElTh.
HER TERRIBLE SUFFERING.
Attempted Suicide When Pregnancy was Disc0vered-Usc Of SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE and Cure Of Neuralgia Easy Labor and
 Splendid Child.

Mrs. Margaret Monteith, of Rochester, N. Y., set &C., had had still-births and miscarriage In 1876 living child born to her, but it died three months after birth with convulsions. She particularly nervous woman herself and had been a great sufferer from ovarian neuralgia, which was particularly severe when carrying child. In 1878 another child was born, but died i've months after birth from infantiIe tetanus spasms and lock jaw.) She again married in 1880, and when she be- came enciente in 1882 she was very Respondent, so much so that she tried to take her own life, but discovered and prevented. When three months advanced her old enemy, neuralgia of the ovaries, attacked her with great severity and for it's relief she began under the advice of her phys. cisn who reported the case to us, to use Dr. Buck lands Scotch Oats Essence The relief to tho neu- ralgia was prompt and decided, and it soon disap peared, and with it host of anomalous nervous complaints from which she usually suffered when in this condition. As time went on her health which had been very poor, rapidly improved, and she described herself as feeling better than she had ever felt in her life before. Still she could not shake off the d cad of labor, which before had al ways been very slow and painful, and the birth of dead child predisposed to nervous trouble. By the advice of her physician, who had used the in several similar cases, she continued its use in small doses, the more willingly she attrib- uted her improved health largely to it. When the day for her confinement came she was very ner- and anxious, but much to her surprise and de light it was all over in hour and half, and a fat rosy child lay beside her. Since his birth up to the present time he has continued in splendid health and has not had nervous symptom. Her milk very rich and abundant, and her health while nursing him remained good. None of her old nervous symptoms have returned
 IsLIr, L. l., Jan. 30, 18S8 can vouch for the truth of the above statement having attended Mrs. Monteith in two of her mis- carriages and having myself advised her using Scotch Oats Essence, passing such advice a most fattering and sat sfactory of it in number of cases of like nature.
 H. KANE, A. M., M. D.
 AS certain reports have been in circulation for some time past, culminating in anonymous and ma licio1s bels in several papers, the Scotch Oats Els sence Go. (for the assurance of their customers), from the first moment they heard of these reports began to place upon each bottle of Scotch Oats Essence $1O,C0O forfeit guarantee that there was not particle of any opate other narcotic in it. sworn to under oath. and every bottle manufac- tured by the company after April 15 lsss will have this guarantee on it's pasteboard wrapper.
 After April 15th 1888, every bottle of Scotch Oats Essence manufactured by the company will have on it's pasteboard wrapper $10,ec0 forfeit guaran tee that it does not contain a particle of opium, morphine, chloral, or any other narcotic.