A r. H. G. Farrell—Dear Sir : Actuated by a sense
• : f'Jhiess, I submit Hie o il- ring as an in
stance >•: the utility of your gieat medicine. My
i child, three years old was suddenly attacked with
i a teirible disease, which in less than six hours
[ ostrated it to total help’eianess. The limbs be
i came s j ik>d that not a joint could t e bent ; the
;f. * <’: turne .l bt.;<ai.d ccht and entirely deprived of
.feeing; the eye fixed, pa;tialiy dosed and alto-
, r.'i'r'vin? ’bv: was deafness to all
’-.-J- ,r '■ : i I-..-
: near -. ’ r■.. re !. Indeed, the clu'd prejente-.I every
t appearance w’ ’ ; i:-.» dead. Immediately on the at
i tack, the family physician war called in, and for
• three weeks ha labored to restore it to feeling, but
ill in vain, although it was blistered a dozen times
I and various rubefacient Liniment applied. A con.
