The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

Mrs Fisher aged A reports herself as having ENJOY
ed good health until about eight years since; at which time,
gave birth healthy sonn the succeeding year
attacked with pain the eXtremtes, which has con-
nued, with very little inermsson, until the middle OF last
year.
After the first months of her suffering tumours Of
ndoent character be slowly advancing on the
and egS-proceedng suppuation, and opening aft
interval of two TO five months from their rst appear
ance-ormng ulcers of most unhealthy aspec-discharg
ing at first, purform matter soon degenerang into kind
of etd sanes sometimes increasing egulay to the size Of
three four inches diameter, often assuming gangrenous
appearances and finally after several MONTHS gradually
diminishing in size and healing, while others were forming,
and making similar progress on other parts OF the extem-
es the ceatces always exhibiting considerable loss of sub
stance and consequently producing deormy OF those
parts which had suffered most severely Ultimately these
tumours the clavce frontal and parietal
bones pieces Of which away always progressing
in the tedious In the mean time the general
health of the patient necessarily declining. Anoexa
and constipation prominent symptoms Medical atte-
dance had been rendered, but with very little effect.
-Four years since, the under my notice. con-
tnued prescribe occasionally until the beginning of last
year, and generally with immediate relief to the patient;
but the effects of prescriptions not permanent The
administration of tonic remedies found useful As local
applications the fementng and pouces generally eff
fected favorable change in the appearance of the uces
which would then slowly heal under the simple saturnine
These remedies always attended with some
apparent benefit while regularly contnuedbut when inter-
mtted for few weeks the disease appeared to renew lis at
tack with increased severity. From December until June
last all regular prescriptions had been abandoned The state
Of the patient every day becoming serious until she
confined to recumbent position, and unable to raise
either hand to her head The discharge from six eight
large ulcers the continued and PAIN anorexa &c had
gradually Frustrated the patient and seemed the of
ending her suierngs in death.
had wished the effects of Swams Panacea in this
believing possible that relief might be obtained from
the of that medicine Application accordingly made,
and before half bottle had been used there evident
amendment such had been experienced from any
other remedy
The Panacea used in this without any auxiliary.
No local applications made except of the most simple
character After for weeks, the pain gradually
abated appetite restored; the ulcers assumed
healthy aspect and continued to heal, while the general
health Of the patient was constantly improving.
Mrs F. has not used the Panacea with that punctualy
| which advised by Mr. SWAMI she has, however, just
finished the third bottle The ulcers have all completely
healed and she has been quite free from pain for the last six
months, and her general health much better than has
been for seven years.
The communication of this has been delayed that it
might be made entirely satisfactory have no
hesitation in tesyng the efficacy of this valuable med-
cine. JOHN F. LAMB M. d.
Frankfort (near Philadelpha,) 4th January, 1925.
/ THIS remains in perfect health to this day.
March 20, 1928
Or Swams Panacea is for sale by NJ Johnson, sole agent
in Wilmington Del, No 80, Market street; where gen.
era of Drugs and Medicines and the yaua-
! BILE chemical preparations may be had.
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