Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
CRANBERRY, MIDDLEsEx CouSrr, MI,

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January 18th, 1899
Mr.. William SWain, Philadelp hia,
Sir-Being tor few days at this place, and b,r,.
heard astonishing accounts Of the cure of Mn s,'s
Apologize, Of disease which had baf1ed the stn4.
the best physicians, for seven years, determ;n.S,
call and be convinced If it were strict, true. If.1
her enjoying good health, which she assured N. ~.
been the case for the last three years from ,hs &
she had been cured BY the use Of SWANS Paw.
CEA.
The horriJ rayages made by the disease 50. .,
course visible, and the lower extremties pres.r.
appearance which beggars description that d;,.,'.t
any form could make such inroads on the human =,
TEN without producing Death, is as ASTONISHING ~,
is wonderful. She informs me that in June. ls;e
tumour formed Immediately below the knee VIZ.
was extremely painful, the uneasincss and svelIr,"
il caused her much alarm, that she applied ia o.
dical gentleman for relief The tumor OPENED as
was succeeded by many Others, until the whole Irs
Was covered with large corroding ulcers M,de,I
skill was entirely unavsilng TO check the progress
the disease. and the patient reduced to The moe
deplorable condition, the flesh seemed 10 be ,en,n'
ed from the bones-the immense discharge from q
many ulcers, completely prostrated the patient
strength, her appetite was gone, and nature n-,t
exhausted.
In this state Of misery Mrs applegate passeduni.
the hands of several skilful physicians, without .I,.
riencing benefit, for period Of seren yea,s.
To give you just idea of her suffcrings Is g,h.,.
ed from her own candid and srtless description It
fess my utter inability. She fingered on somr,ins
able to take little exercise in a carriage and then.
gain unable to leave her bed for Several sucesxn,
months, until about flee years after she was first ,,,
ed with disease, when she was riding the horses m
away, overturned the carriage, threw her Out, and
caused a compound fracture of the hip Under thu
accumulation Of misery and suffering, she Ingeeaix
years. Her bones and integumcnts were laid bar,
larS> pieces Of the remaining Aesh she had coz
stantly sloughing out, and her situation wrstcha
and pitiable beyond comparison, cheered by no ray d
hope. doomed to wear away miserable existence, md
hourly wishing for death. She was told by some
her friends that SWANS PANACEA would, il ny
thing could, relieve her. Mrs Applegate consented
to remove, and lid remove TO Philadelphia; this re
movsl was with difficulty accomplished, and she
bout two weeks. BEING at the end Of that time ca
vaescent she returned home. It l. impossible ,o.I
press the establishment crested by her return in he
minds of all who had seen her during the sern YEN
of her sufferings. She was soon, to general alnHr
ton, restored to perfect health.
Thus, sir, by the Use Of your Panacea, which sac
knowledged to be Of the richest gifts besoxcdG
suffering humanity-this unfortunate woman vnr
stored to health and usefulness. Three yean h,T.
elapsed since hrS. a. was cured; since tbat Time "
has become the happy mother Of daughter, and'
finer Or healthier infant ! never beheld. This TACT
while it is convincing proof Of the efficacy Of yoG
medicine in removing affections that originate from
impurity Of the blood, is equally convincing that hr
generates and invigora.es all the vital principles and
functions Of humanity.
This case should be published-itis YOUR ineis''''
publish it, and it is for the benefit OF the whole ha"G
family, that such astonishing and well authenticated
facts be made known--althougb, perhaps, TO n0e
who already acquainted with the virtues Of Suc''
Panacea. it may not be necessary-ytt believe H',
there are yet numbers entirely ignorant OF ITS nan!
virtues, and powerful restorative properties, who m
laboriny under all the horrors Of disease that tor laA
benefit alone such cases should be made IS pubIen
possible. I'm.
With sentiments Of esteem, I remain, re'pecpuE'
yours.
Signed WILLIAM B. HAMILTON