The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-28
Wilmington, l mo. LIST 1929.
81 wAIM's PANACEA-CoMMuN1cAr ench

d. WANTS. PANACEA.-CoMMUNIcAT eDcn !
- sed recently received letter, from gentleman of much
responsibility being read TO me, requested, and favor
ed with it for publications. for which purpose send YOU
have myself derived nconsdeabe benefit from Swam,
P0ndcea, and glad TO get we'll authenticated cases
of its extraordinary effects, in such form, shall command
universal belief The publication of anonymous letters max.
little impression 1t is quite otherwise, when perm
of credit and standing give their vouchers for The
truth Of the statements they make How shut
eyes against the light of truth; how entirely clos
up very minds resist the of evidence
presented in behalf of the Panacea1 So extensive the
conviction of its healing and restoring qualities that many
desperate adventures, who from the love of money, would
speculate upon the health and lives of fellow beings cami
their compositions, sort of affinity to Swams Panaeu
and thus disguised they abuse the public confidence and
place of tried and approved medicine they give Stops and
mixtures, which if they do harm, do much good
reasonably be expected keep the public too long from The
letter of Mr. Raphael ONE OF THE CURED.
g charlottesville, { Va) ian. /, 1929
Mr. VIM. SwAIM-Dear Sir, your favor of the 23d last
month has been received do not know that the which
have occurred my family could add to the already highly
deserved reputation of your PGnacea when placed in COM
pason with the numerous wonderful cures in many desperate
which has successfully operated will, however
give you short account of those occurring in my family
which you can use as you please.
"The first a of my clerk, who attacked with
violent rheumatism nsomuch that he could not event
finger attended with high fevers which length reached The
head. called in two Physicians, of them DR. Dungh-
son, Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine
me- that although appearances then did not indicate fatal
termna on yet such might be the result and that certainly
cure if effected at ALL would be very tedious and proac
DR. Dunglison, the consulting physician; course o.
medicine adopted and persisted by the attending phys
clan for about week days, but the patient every
day woise when he himself proposed the Panacea
which the doctor reeced but, finally, the young man deter
mined his responsibility, TO it, The doctor then
came to him only a friend The good effects oil he
Panacea began to be developed about the third day. whe
The patient could make of little, with gaaua
subsdmg of iever he slept easier every night, and IN three
four weeks perfectly WE'LL and has been ever SINCE
which is is months During the trial Of the Panacea e
of sometimes abstaned from, for two or three days
when the patient would invariably relapse and upon resum
The use Of it, asate of improvement was always manes.
The doctors sag that he might haze got aceH 0n
oot the use Of any medicine" ,,..
used your Panacea in two other cases. with my chuen
One of them with eyes, much named, that eque
y during the space of twelve months, kept them nOuu
up shut the light, which he could not bear BLISTER
and seaton resored to, which relieved for short UNIV
only, when they became ever course OF me,
ny recommended by the physicians but not pursue"l
Your Panacea cured Them elfecuay in three weeks NV
third was of mpurity of the blood which was 10
very short time removed Neither of the children we're o'
than four years old, and they did not suffer the least O
senience from the of the Panacea, accompanied Y Nv
change of diet. Very respectfully yours, &c. ,p1
| Jan. IT. ISAAC RAPHAEL
o. Sold in Wilmington at M. J0HNSoN'S (Sofe 1ge"I
DRUG AND MEDICINAL STORE, No. 80, MGTkes Sne."