Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
TO TH e TU BE &c.

the Blood. &c. &c,
TO THE FUBLIc.
I'm consequence oi the nume frauds and mpostions
lracsrd in reference NY Medicine, am again IN
,nced change the form of my BOTTLES In tnne' ihe
PAN iCEA will be put in round bottlcs iutcd los'u'n
ally with the following words blown IN the Sass, SWAIN
PAsAcgA PnILADA" as represented above
These bottles much stronger than these heretofore
used, and will have hu one label, which c"vees The c"k
Nth my signature II, 80 that the CORK cnhno DC
drawn without destroying the signature, without which
genuine. Tie medicine may consequently hs Known
be genuine when my signature IS vlslhe 10 counterfeit
sphich will be punishable as forgery
The increasing de mand for this celebrated medicine has
enabled my To reduce he price 10 TWO DOLLARS PEI
boi,le thus bringing it within The reach OF he "dgen
Nv panacca requires encnnIum IT'S astonishing r
fects and Wondel operation have drawn, both from ia
TENS and Medical Practitioners Of the highest respeca-
by, the mos, nq Allied appreciation, and established
character which Envy's pen, though dpnedi gan,
can never ,arnish. 49,
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine
which have been diligently circulated by certain Phs-
CLAUS have their origin ether in ENVY or IN the mschev
ms effects Of the SPURIOUS IMiFAllONS
The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, and gives
them the most solemn assurances, that TINS meuche co-
ans neither mercury any other deleteilons drug
The Public cautioned not 10 purchase mi fahacca
except from myself, my accredited agents, or persous of
known responsibility; and all these will consequently be
without excuse who shall purchase from any olner per-
some WM SWAIN
September 1928
TIM following certificate gives The history Of the intro
dnciiun nf the Panace. into the Philadelphia Aims iose
nirmaIy. Those who read it, Will be co.. vnceu that Inc
proprietor has never feared the investigation OF the hysl-
clans, endcavorcd administer the medicine in secret.
1t also eyinces the preiudlces OF the facnylhose VINO
were so anxious originally exclude the medicine from
this insution would neglect opportunity Of cxpeIng
il, after il had been introduced.
FROM WILLIAM DUANE, ESQ
One oftie aldermen Of the City Of Philadelphia
Mn SWAIN proprietor of med cal composition called
Svai's Punacea applied TO me, requesting me to state
I,.o ahnu he int
he Aims iiouse-and consider il duty 10 comply with
+, request. , =,
Beinu President Of The ard Of Managers Of the Aims
House in the year 1920, Mr. Swain expressed to me 18Th
O undertake the cure of persons then IN the house,
whose cases were gwen up ncurac by the medical gen.
temen; that he was confident o. curing py hs ne,'cne
those cases and would undertake sumo of the most Gese
rate -antl would require other compensation 'han inc
satisfaction be derived from the service rendered pro-
IN sed TO consult the oher Managers ana uid So p"'
found that 81 the medical gentlemen IN lhe Mouse ao
abored 10 Dreiudce them, some OF them attempted u
progresses me against what they denomnaed qnacNery
Some Of the Managers felt Inclined 10 the 'ra' cosae
inf that as they were abandoned by the medical mel
who we're be operated upon no harm at least would ht
DONE and if practicable, the opportunity o"Sn
to be afforded; but they expressed 10 sne a,
responsibility upon them by which understood that 'hel
did not like to put themselves in opposition TO the phys
Clans Others opposed altogether therefore oilere'
and took upon myself whatever responsibility ,ere was u
The case and notified Mr. Swain thai would accompany
him and did SO the first selected was that OF woman
whose appearance horrible, and whose cond'"n wa
so depurable that the patients IN the same room "'she
to have her oyedand the esdence OF my own sense
justified their complaint. She was woman OF ABOUT .
or 80 wears of aye, her right eye was already
the left eye potruded more han hal' an men o o. "
The flesh of the left cheek one complete uce
the flesh OF the had disappeared and LETT the nos
two naked Notes.-The upner lip on the left SIDE was &c
sroyed and the teeth and gums bare, and the wo!e ice
as appeared me- in rapid stale o. dsso'uuo' nc
annette had left her-she represented living skeiei"
frrhtfu to behold. Mr. Swain SAID he could cure her
he could not restore lost nor restore the ho'e ~
lie could restore the left eye and the mouth
> He undertook the case, and frequently a'tehoeo nm
his visits the poor woman, and she 7sae nav
frequently seen her since, gung about he, ordinary BUS
ness WITH the aacrity usual person OF that age; n
deformity of course remaned but all that remined o'
sides appeared healful. have confined myse 10 III
case upon which it impossible 70 he Mistaken an
forborne to introduce any other circumstances an "h
= belong Immediately to IT, 200, "iA-AN" O'AN
: Phladelphia, March IL, 1913.
CERTIFICATE or DOCTOR EDWIN A. ALLIE,
!, .ue,s6er of the Philadelphia .'lsaical Sece'y.
he case detailed in the above certificate came under
observation and believe Alderman Duane statement,
i he strictly correct. Mr.. Swain showed me Two otht
cases nearly SIMILAR which were cured ny ms ra"aee
d after every otl,er remedy had failed
Ayerse as am guackcry, hope ever TO be preserve
from unjust and seifh prejudice; and, therefore, o. nc
hesitate to give my name, in confirmation OF the ehcae
and safety vi Mr.. Swan's med line . -
Philadelphia, March so, 1898
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SONS (igent) Dnuo AND MEDlcASAl oToRi
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