Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
FROM WILLIAM DUANE, ESQ
One ofaae Aldermen gf the C.ty q Philadelphia


One efMe .4idermeh If the Citu Of Philadelphia
Ma. SWAIN proprietor of med cal compos on called
Esyaims Panacea, applied 10 requesting me to STATE
what know about the Introduction Of his medicine
the Aims iouseand consider II duty 10 comply witt
his request.
Being President Of the Beard Of Managers Of the An~
House in the year 1920, Mr. Swain expressed to ISL
undertake the II persons then the hnase,
whose cases were gwen up ncurable By the mecs gem
tlemen that he confident Of curing by his neiicine
those cases, and would undertake Of the espc
and would require other compensation than The
satisfaction to be derived from The service rendered p
N sed to consult the other managers, and did bin
blnd that Of The medical gentlemen n he ha
labored to prejudice them some ut them attempted
preLossess ne against wha, they denomrated dackery
Some Of the Managers felt inclined to the trial consider
ing that they abandoned by the medical
wch 10 be operated harm al least would be
done, and if practicable, the oppocunt mighi
20 be atorded but they expressed reluctance take
responsibility upon hem by whichI understood that ley
did not like put themselves in opposition the phy
clans Others opposed it altogether therefore offered
and took upon myself whatever responsibility there in
the case, and notified Mr.. Swain that | oud accompany
him, and did so; the first selected that of woman
whose appearance was horrible, and whose condition
deplorable, that the patents the wished
have her rennvedand he evidence Of my senses
ushed their complaint She a woman OF about so
81 years of age her right eye already destroyed,
the left eye sproruded more han half an pch Of the
socket the esh OF he LEFT cheek complete ulcer
ihe flesh OF the had disappeared and left he noslr
two naked ho!es-ie opper lip on the eh side dc.
sroyed and the teeth ad gums bare and the whole face
as il appeared ne, rapid Of dissolution; her
appetite had left her-she represented living skeleton
friehtul TO behold. Mr. Swain said he could her
he could not resoe the lost restore the nose b
he could restore the left eye and the mouth
He unde ook he case, and frequently attended him
his visits the onan AID she cured-snd
frequently her since. ing abnui he nary bust
with the aacrty usual person Of that age; the
detorm Of remained but all that remained be.
sides az ,eated healhui confined myself 10 ms
case, ninn which it impossible 10 be mis- AZ en-, and
fofbotnr 81 Gtrofnce oler circurs ,an waa
Belong immediately to Il WILLIAM DuArE
Philadelphia, Msrch IL 1928
GER lFiGArE OF DOCTOR EDWIN A. ATLEE,
-Hea5e, If The Fhihl,!ribhd .Neacai Society
The case detaed 10 IN above tiica,e uNder nv
pbservs Io. and believe tiendn Dnane's statement 10
be strictly correct Nr So aim SHOW ed me two otuer
cases nea ly similar, which by his panac,a
after every other remcd, had failed
Ayerse as am C quacke hope to be . eseryea
fom unjust and selfish trJndice. AID, here,ore, Do
hesiats to give my nart conrnaiun OF the efic aey
and safety of MIR Swain's medicine
Edwin ARLEE, NJ ID
Philadelphia, MARCH, 80, 1928
a-7o Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOHNSON'S
DRuG AND NEDIcIHAL STORE, No. &c. Market
Street; an also. by j. BRlNGHURST
Wy 10. 10 o 97-ly