Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
CRANBEnpr, MIDDLEsEx COUNTY, N. }.


Mr.. William Swaini, Philsdelp his,
Sir-Bemg for few DAYS at this place, and having
heard astonishing accounts OF the cure OF Mrs Sarah
Apologize, of disease which had baed the skill of
the best physicians, for years, determined to
call and be convinced if it were strictly true. found
her enjoying good health, which she assured me had
been the for the last three the time
she had been cured BY the use Of SWANS PANA-
CEA.
The horriJ ravages made by the disease, are of
course visible, and the lower extremties present an
appearance which beggars descriptions that disease in
any form could make such nroads on the human sys-
TEN without producing Desth, is as astonishing as it
is wonderful. She informs me that in June, 1918,
| ,umour formed immed iately below the knee, which
was extremely painful, the uneaslnsss and swelling OF
it caused her much alarm, that she applied to me-
dical gentleman for reliet The tumor opened AVID
succeeded by many Others. until the whole limb
was covered with large corroding> ulcers. Medical
skill was entirely unavang to che OK the progress of
the disease, and the patient was reduced to the most
deporable condition, the flesh seemed TO be separat-
ed from the bones--the immense discharge from so
many ulcers, completely Frustrated the PATIENTS
strength, her appetite was gone, and nature nearly
! eXhe usted.
In this state of misery Mrs 4pp;esate passed under
the hands of several skfu ply scians without expe-
riencing benefit, fora period of se'en yea's ,rsr.
ed froS her own candid and al1ess Sa,ea
| fess my utter inability. She fingered on, sometimes
able take little exercise in carriage, and then a
gain unabN to leave her bed for several successive
months until about years after she was first attack
ed with disease when she was riding the horses ran
away, overturned the carriage, threw her out, and
caused a compound fracture of the hip. Under this
accumulation of misery and suffering she fingered fUo
years. Her bones and integumcns were laid bare,
large pieces Of the remaining flesh she had were con-
stant ,loughing out, and her situation was wretched
and ptable beyond comparis rs cheereu by no ra. OF
hope doomed to wear away miserable existence, and
hourly wishing for death She was told by some OF
her friends that SwAIM'S PANACEA would, if any
thing could, relieve her. Mrs Applesae consented
to remove and lid remove to Phade phia; this re-
moval was with difficulty accomplished, and she re-
NAMED as you may recoect, under your care tor a.
bout two weeks. Being at the end of that time con
valescent she returned home II Is impossible to ex
press the a>,oni>hment crested by her return IN the
minds of all who had seen her during the screen yeors
of her sutferingS. She was soon, To general aumra
ton, restored TO perfect health
Thus SIR by the use of your Panacea, which is &C
knowlrdged to be of the richest gifts bestowed Of
suffering humanity this unfortunate won an WAS =.
stored to health and usefulness. Three years ha,,
elapsed since Mrs A cured; since that time si'.
has become the happy mother OF daughter and
finer or healthier infant never bchch. This fac.
while il is a convincing proof OF the efficacy OF your
medicine in removing affections that originate fro"
impurty ofthe blood, is equally convincing that 1T re
generates and invgorates AL the vital principles and
functions of humanity.
This case should be pubshed-iti is your interest &c
publish it, and it is for the benefit OF the whole human
family that such astonishing and well authenticated
facts be made known-although, perhaps, to thost
who are already acquainted with the virtues of S,cmms
Panacea. it may not he nec.ssary-ye1, believe M
there are yet numbers entirely ignorant Of ITS many
virtues aud powerful restorative properties, who are
aborur under all the horrors of disease that for then
benefit alone such cases should be made public As
possible.
With sentiments of esteem, remain, respectfully,
yours.
Signed WILLIAM 3. HAMILTON.