Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-26
FROM WILLIAM DUANE. ESQ.
One ef.he aldermen gfthe City Of Phitadelbhi,

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Mn. SWAMI proprietor of med cal composition called
S,yQims Panacea, applied to me, requesting state
what know about the introduction Of his medicine into
he Aims fIouse-and consider duty to comply with
ais request.
Being President of the Beard Of Managers of The Aims
House in the year 1890 Hr. Swain expressed ISL
undertake the of persons then in the house,
whose cases gwen ucurabe by the medical gem
emen; that he confident os curing by his medicine
those cases, and would undertake of the despe
rate and would require other compensation than the
satisfaction be derived from the service rendered pro-
IN sed TO consult the oher managers, and did bu, |
found that OF the medical gentlemen in the house had
abored to prejudice them, some of them attempted 10
prepossess against what they denomnated qnackery.
Some of the Managers felt inclined the trial. consdeE-
ing that they abandoned by the medical
which be operated upon, harm least would be
done, and if practicable, the opportunity ought
be aforded but they expressed reluctance take any
responsibility upon them by which understood that they
did not like TO PET themselves in opposition to the phys
clans. Others opposed it altogether therefore offered
and took upon myself whatever responsibility there in
the case, and notified Mr.. Swain that would accompany
him. and did the first selected that Of woman
whose appearance Eorble and whose corltiOn
deplorabe, that the patients in the same ronN ~shed
to have her removedand the evidence of my
justified their complaint. She was woman OF about 80
32 years of age her right eye was already destroyed
the left prntuded more :han halt rch ou ot the
socket the flesh of the left check complete ulcer
the es, OF the had disappeared and left the nosrs
two naked notes.-the upper lip on the LETT side was de-
sroyed and the teeth and gums bare and the whole lace
appeared TO me in rapid state ot dissolnon; er
appetite had left her-she represented lVnS skeleton
fghtfu to behold Mr. Swain sad lie could her
could no the lost eye restore the nose, but
he could restore the left eye and the mouth
lie undertook The casc andI frequently attended him in
his visits the poor woman and she cs5ed-and have
frequently her since, gning about her ordinary bu
ness with the acrity usual person Of that age the
defornity Of remained; but all that remained be-
sides appeared heaful. have confined myself TO this
Case, upon which it impossible TO be mistaken, and
orborne to introduce any other circumstances than what
belong Immediately TO it. WILLIAM DUANE.
| Philadelphia, March ii, 1928.
| CERTIFICATE OF DOCTOR EDWIN A. ATLEE,
| Member IF the Philadelphia Medical Society.
The detailed in the above certificate under my
observation, and believe Alderman Duane's statement to
be strictly correct Mr.. Swain showed me two other
cases nearly SIMILAR which cured by his Panacea
after every other remedv had failed.
Averse am TO quackery hope ever to be preserved
cm unjust and selfish rciudicc; and therefore, do not
hesitate to give my name, confirmation of the efficacy
| and safety OF Mr.. Swaims medicine.
EDWIN A. ATLEE, NJ. d.
! Philadelphia, March 80. 1928
| -. Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOHNsON'S
| DRuc AND MEDICINAL S1oRE, No. 90, .lfarkei
Street; and also, by J. BRINGHURST.
| NAV l6 1925 97-1y