The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-21
the shore for nearly half mile. 1t is stated that
when the brig driven from her anchorage she
had three anchors down, one with chain.
~ WAId'S pANACEA.-The following affidavit exbibit

~ the powerful efficacy of the Panacea Chronic Rheu-
atism This extraordinary places in bold relief the
absurd the infatuated prejudice, or the manesty wicked
and unjust conspiracy Of certain of the faculty their abors
to decry this invaluable medicine. may perhaps humble
the pride of science; but will advance the interests and
eve the suferngs, of mankind to have known that when
the patient had been nearly cured by the introduction by
STEALTH of my medicine the medical attendants being igno-
rant of the agency of the Panacea the cure they have
from such delivered clinical lectures, and built up
theory for the future treatment of Rheumatism; have
sent their students all parts of the Union practise ON
their fellow creatures upon such theories built subble
Poor Davis he had long pned and anguhed under
called regular treatment and under would probably have
descended into the but happily for him he heard of the
Panacea. He took by stealth, and alive testify to it's
almost miraculous effects him.
In former publications have given of Rheumatism
cured by this medicine, but knowledge of all those
utterly lost and this Of Davis stood aone should
feel entitled TO pronounce the Panacea specific that pre-
vaen and painful diseases and the man who could have the
hardhood to deny the either undertake to
prove this statement sanctioned by the soemny of OATH
be FALSE he attempt demonstrate against reason
and fact, that the cure was merely accidental
If the decacy of the patients would permit could pub
s cases in this cy where the Panacea has been
pycaeiy and successfully administered, while the attend
physicians have watched the progress of the disease pre-
scrbed medicines which taken, and finally chuck
led at the anced trium phi of their skill Such doubt this
statement be satisfied by calling my Office, where
prepared to verify these assertions We're permitted
publish the evidence my possession would certain
gentlemen with confusion, and ought to have
FUNCTIONS vsitngs of in doing it, for they have
been my unsparng eneme negecng opportunity of de=
traction, Of njatring They have toiled in vain. l
have the great satisfaction know that exactly evil
dence of its efficacy spread before the public does the
character of the Panacea rise public estimation and
demand for its increase. VIM SWAIN.
Philadelphia Aims House, I.trma,y February 18TH 1929
To William Swain,
SIR write for the purpose of informing you of the
cesu use of your Panacea after having been act=
ed with Chronic Rheumatism for nearly five years. |
cripple but do verify believe that that might have
prevented if had taken your medicine earlier will give
you brief but accurate history of my uerngs and
was chief mate of the brig Tmandra Captain William
Yarna of this ports bound to Pernambuco At that place
attacked with very pain the right about
the last of November 1925 in the following January shift
ed shoulders and head accompanied with sick
and loss of appetite. then shore English
Hospital and remained twenty days. without deriving any
benefit from there went private boarding and employed
Portuguese physician. / shore Pernambnco
about months and found the disease increasing the right
foot became much named and swollen that could nos
walk without my expenses rapidly increasing, and
believing that change of climate would be beneficial
Bahia and found in short time that getting worse;
there entered the national hospital and stad
months; seventeen months of the time confined my
bed lay six months posture, and often times have
been for twelve days without eatngmy right knee
and right hand much ollen suffered all but DEATH
obtained passage to Baltimore and reached there in
thrtyeight days. carried Immediately to the Baltimore
Hospital and expected to live until the day. re-
manned there nine months; finding myself somewhat better,
Philadelphia, and into the Pennsylvania Hos
ptal the June 1885, left there my request the
29h of Nov 1926 and Immediately went into the Phladel-
pha Aims House, Infrmary after being here months all
the time close confined bed and medicine be-
ing administered me- had alternative but to try
StDaia's Panacea, then made known my situation
you and received bottle of your medicine which was
secretly conveyed INTO the Ward by Mrs A. SHELL in using
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