Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22
FROM WILLIAM DUANE, ESQ.
One efthe .gllera.cn efihe City II Phiiadelbhia

One efthe .gsleancn Of the City II Phiiadel,hia
Mn SWAIN, proprietor of med cal composition called
what know abou, the introduction Of his medicine into
he Aims fouse-and consider it duty to comply with
Ms request.
Being President Of the Board Of Managers of the Aims
House in the wear 1920 Mr. Swain expressed to wish
undertake the Of some persons then in the house,
whose cases were given up ncuralc by the medical gen.
tcnen that he was confident o curing by his medicine
those cases. and would undertake Of the despe.
rate and would require other compensation than the
satisfaction to be derived from the service rendered pro-
msed 10 consult the other managers, and did so; bu,
fould that Of the medical gentlemen in the house had
abored prejudice them, OF them attempted to
progresses against what they dsnomnated quackery
Some OF the Managers felt inclined to the trial. consider
ine thn as they abandoned by the medical
which be operated upon. harn1 al least would be
done, and if practicable, the opportunity ought
to be afforded; bn they expressed reluctance 10 lake any
responsibility upon tem by which understood that they
did not like put themselves in opposition 20 the physi
cans Others opposed it altogether therefore offered
and took upon myself whatever responsibility there was in
the case and notified MIR. Swain that would accompany
him. and did The FIRST selected was that c woman
whose appearance horrible, and whose condition
deplorabe, that the patients ~ the same room wished
to have her remoyedand the evidence Of my
justified their complaint. She was woman OF about so
SO years of age her right eye already DESTROYED,
the left eve prorude more han halt an och ont Of the
socket the flesh Of the left check was one complete ulcer
the flesh Of the had disappeared and left The nosrs
two na1cd holesihe upper liz on the left side de-
sroye ard the teeth and gums bare, and the whole face
appeared me, in rapid state Of dissolution; her
appetite had left lcrsie represented living shelcon
riGbun 70 behold. Mr. Swain said he could her
he could resorethe lost eye the nose, but
he could restore the left eye and the mouth.
He undertook the case, and frequently attended him in
his visits the poor woman and she cureIand have
frequently her since, going about her ordinary busi
with the aacrity usual 10 person OF that age the
defomity Of remaiEed but all that remained be-
sides appeared healhul. have confined rnysei this
case, upon which it impossible TO be mistaken and
oborne introduce any ober circumstances than what
belong Immediately 10 it, WILLIAM DUASG.
philadelphia, March II, 1898.
| CERTIFICATE OF DOCTOR EDWIN A. ATLEE,
| .'se,aber IF the Philadelphia Medical Society.
The case detailed in the above certificate under my
observation, and believe Alderman Dnane's statement to
be strictly correct. Mr.. Swain showed me two other
cases nearly similar which cured by his Panacea
after every other remedy had failed.
Averse am TO quackery, hope ever to be preserved
fom unjust and elsh prejudice; and therefore, do not
esitae to give my name, confirmation of the efficacy
and safety Of Mr. Swaims medicine
EDwIN A. ATLEE, NJ d.
| Philadelphia, March so, 1928.
NJ Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOIINsON'S
DRuG AND MEDICINAL STORE, No. 90, Market
Street and also, by ]. BRINGHURST.
May 16, 1928. Sly