of the Pectoral has always afforded almj
stant relief JAMFS r.inrri
We attest the truth of the
M. M GINTY, Editor of the Nash £
J. M. ZIMMERMAN, Druggist,
FOR A CONSUMPTIVE COUGH
Pittsburg, Pa., Feb 25 U"
: ~J or l hree years 1
flicted with a Cough, so distressing that I
quently dispaired of recovery ; much ci
time I was obliged to sit up all night it
chair, as my cough would suffocate m
I laid down, having used many rema
without much relief, I at last tried the Ch
ry Pectoral which under Providence ha<
red me altogether.
1 am with gratitudeyours,
JAMES M'CA.YDLESi
This is one of the numerous Cura
ASTHMA which have been ac
credited to Cherry Pectoral.
From Platteville Independent Amelia
We publish the following, to acquaint
readers of the fact that Dr. J. S. Rvssf.i
old and much esteemed citizen of this ti
who has suffered so much, is nowrecoitt
If Mr. Ayer’s medicine has been the m
his restoration, we only award a justm
of praise to its author :
Platteville, Grant co. Ji
Oct. 3rd, 1853.
J. C. Ayer, M. D.
Dear Sir—For the last three yn
have suffered all but death with Asthm
tended _ whb prefuse purulent expectm
colliquitin night sweats, vomiting of food,
which reduced me to the most extreme de
of emaciation. I have been confined a
house, and for the greater part of the ti’
my bed, for the last two years, stewing t
sionally a part of a night, in a sittingpsl
I have employed all the physicians in uti
nity from whom I had any reason to expH
lief, and have consulted physicians of emis
in St. Louis and other Western cities,ti
discouraging satisfaction of both myself
physicians.
