Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
IRu WILLIAM DUANE, ESQ
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Onp 81 MdHdeFfHen 81 HE tiy 81 Fhiadelbhia.
Mn SWAIN Top te,or Of med cal position called
Sceim's Panaci, applied to me, requesting me 10 state
what know aAu the introduction Of his medicine
he Aims Ionst- and consider il duty comply wti
/ isreque,t.
! 6.ms Peside Of The Beard Of Managers CT The Aims
House IN the yer 1920, Mr. Swain expressed to
Undertake tisurc t persons then in TIE h0,,ss
whose cases wers5ven incuFablc by the mertlg-
tlemen; that lewas corfacn u CURING y ms melicinc
those cases, and yM,d undertake If The ItsD
rate --aad wouldrequre other compensation t,aa liz
satisfaction 10 bede.ved from The ,rnde ed. Pc.
m sed to consitthe o her managers, aad uW 50; bat
found that { he medical gentle tic house had
labored to plcju!te them, Of et attempted 4,
progresses against what the ,ennInii aied Gnsckciy
Some Of the Managers felt inclined IL the trial Consider
INK that as they Abandoned bs l'e medie
which were 10 be operated uppn 10 harm al least word be
done, and It cure practicable the "rrortun, ought
to be afforded; bn they expressed reluctance take
responsibility upon ihem; by which understood thai icy
did not like TO put themselves in opposition TO the hj
Clans Others opposed it altogether. therefore offered
and took upon myself whatever responsibility there was in
The and notified Mr. Swain hat would accompany
him, and did the first selected that Of wona,
whose appearance was horrible, and whose conduit
50 dep0rable that The patients the sane room wished
TO lave her femoyeland the evidence ct my soises
justified their complaint She woman oi apunt 80,
or 81 ears ! age. lef right eye was already DESTROYED
the left eye wasptotruded more han hall an ich Of he
sockets the flesh OF the LETT cheek complete ulcer
the flesh oil the had disappeared and left The nGsrls
two naked hoes--the upper lip on the ef SIDE de-
stroyed and the teeth and gums bare, and the Whole tace
appetite had left herse ep,esenied living Skeleton
fIightful to behold. Mr. Swain said he could Ter;
he could not restore the lost eye, the nose
lie could restore the left eye and the Hlonth.
lie undertook the case, and frequently attended him in
his visits the poor oman, and she careaana have
frequently seen her since, going about her ordinary bust
with the aacrty usual to person Of that agc the
defomity ct remaned but all that remained be-
sides Appeared healhul. have confined myself this
case, upon which it impossible 10 be mistaken, and
toborne introduce any other circumstances han
belong Immediately 10 it, WILLIAM DUANE
Philadelphia, March IL, 1923.
CERTIFICATE OF DOCTOR EDWIN A. AlLEE,
Member IF The Philadelphia .1fe9ical Society
Tile case detailed in the above certificate came under nv
observaon and believe Alderman Duane's statement 70
be strictly correct. Mr.. Swain, showed otter
cases nearly SIMILAR which cured by his Panacca
after every other remedy had failed.
A.erse as am 10 quackery, hope to be preserved
from unjust and selfish prejnce; and, therefore, do
hesitate to give my name, in confirmation Of the efficacy
and safety Of Mr.. Swaims medicine.
EDWIN A. ATIEE, NJ. d.
Philadelphia, March 80, 1898.
NJ Sold in Wilmington only at NJ. JOHN
SONS (.agent) DRue AND MEDICINAL SroRE,
NO. 90, Market Street,
October s, 1928, SLY