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 Written to the PrOprieturs under date January 18th 1 l644. r'- VI, TT, " 'Tg

 Mrs. H: was of a very pale complexion and deli cate, feeble habit; was attacked six years ago with an ordinary cold, which soon produced cough and expectoratOn. h short time 2 painful and was: ting dIarrhsa set in and of sudden almost reduced her to the grave. Four months after her first attack,

 n Aprl following: she began raising blood profusely from her lungs The cough and expectoration con. tlnued, attended with great soreness in the right side 0t the chest and along the course o the collar bone

 The bleeding from the lungs continued to increasein frequency and m quantity until it occurred almost daily. The approximation began also to change its | appearance and assume the character of true con sumptlve Pus or matter. The least exposure would continued un. September last liS44,j five long years, when she, last resort, was desired to use Brinckerhof's Health Restorative mere matter of experiments and in her case considered by her friends as unayailng. and without even shadow or hope of reI'ef. The almost miraculous result will here and ever frankly acknowledge and give attestation to- By the hrst bottle of the Restorative, she was much relieved, which apporent to all her friends; her cough entirely discontinued by the last of Mo- vember; she only bled once from the lungs, after commencing the use of the Restorative, and then only about 'ea-spoonful in quan!ty In two months only from the commencement of the medicine the tone and strength ot her system was so far restored; that she was enabled to discharge her servant. and do all household work for her family entirely alone. vous restIessness quieted In short her prospects of returning health were most fatterng indeed here, however, her hopes were prostrated. She ate tas did the rest of the family some head.cheese. which was found to be poisoned, and in consequenee she suffered most severely. Vomiting and purging were produced by it, continuing, notwithstanding prompt medical aid, until despared of her life, and when at length it was arrested she left in very weak and exhausted condition. As soon as she was suffi- cen,ly recovered from the violence of this attack, she resumed the use of the Restorative, and took two bottles with the same effect as before. The cough and expectoration which had returned through the severity ot the last attack and unioward eveLt, yielded to it's influence again. Her general health and strength is now remarkably good nd she states that her former of lassitude and weariness, which made all her movements and exertions dis. dressing and painful, has given place degree of energy and activity, which enabled her 10 go with household affairs. All the functions of her system of tone to them failed to provoke any feversh excitement-a circumstance or difficulty to which tonic medicines subject in irritable and inAan,- matory constitutions 4. 4teow8