Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
A NEIGHRoR.
crcnJerry, Midd eser County. N J. Z

eAEs W thiAth swami fuhtNSiP'ef
sit,--Being for few daysat this place, and
having heard astonishing accounts Of the cure OF
Mrs. Sarah Apologize, Of disease which had bat
fled the skill Of the best physicians, for 7 years,
determined to call and be conyincedi If 1t were
strictly true found her enjoying good health.
which she assured me had been the case for the
last three yers--from the time she had been
cured by the use of SWANS PANACEA.
| The horrid ravRges made by the disease, are
of course visible, and the lower extremities pre-
sent an appearance which beggars description,
that disease in any form could make such inroads
on the human system without producing Death,
is as astonishing as IL is wonderful. She Informs
me that in June, 1918, tumour formed imme-
diately below the knee, which was extremely
painful, the uneasiness and swelling oft caused
her SO much alarm, that she applied to medic
al gentlemen for relief. The tumor opened and
was succeeded by many others, until the whole
. limb was covered with large corroding ulcers,
Medical skill was entirely unavailing to check
the progress Of the disease, and the patient was
reduced to a most deplorable condition, the
Hesb seemed to be separated from the bones--
the immense discharge from so many ulcers,
completely prostrated the patients strength, her
appetite was gone and nature nearly exhausted,
In this state Of misery Mrs. Applegate passed
under the hands Of several skilful physiclans,
without experiencing benefit, for period Of SEP
en- yexys
To give you just idea Of her sdFferings, as
gathered from her own candid and ariless de.
scription, confess my utter inability. She lin.
gered on, sometimes able to take little exer
else in a carriage, and then again unable to jeave
her bed for several successive months, until a
bout flee gears after she was first attacked witt
disease, when as she was riding the horses RAJ
away, overturned the carriage, threw her out
and caused compound fracture Of the hip. Tn
der this accumulation Of misery and suffering
she fingered tlOo ys1rs. Her bones and in,egu
ments were laid bare, large pieces Of the re
mining flesh she had were constantly sloughinl
out, ana her tuas0n IS greiened arl i...l.s.!s
beyond comparison, cheered by no ray Of hope
doomed TO wear away miserable existence, ans
hourly wishing for death. She was told by som
! Of her friends that SWAtM'S PANAcEA would
hany thing could, reliese her. Mrs: hpplegat
consented TO remove, and did remove TO Pbiln
t'elphia; this removal was with difficulty accom-
= nlished, and she remained, as you may recolect
under your care for about two weeks. Being o
the end Of that time conyalescent, she returne
home. II is impossible to express the astonish
! ment created by her return, in the minds Of n
who had seen her during the sepen years OF he
sufferings She was soon, to general admiration
restored to perfect health.
Thus, Sir, by the use Of your Panscea, whic
acknowledged to be one of the richest gift
h bestowed on suffering humanity--this unforu
E nate woman was restored to health and usefu
e ness. Three years have elapsed since Mrs. A
5 was cured, since that time she has become III
n happy mo'her Of daughter, and finer q
healthier infant never beheld This fact, Will
it is convincing proof Of the efficacy of you
medicine IN removing affections that original
from impurtv Of the blood, is equally convincin
tina, it regenvrates and invigorates all the Wit;
principles and functions Of humanity.
!, Fhs case should be published--it is your It
e tercst to publish it, and il is for the benefit
the whole human family, that such as,onshin
$ and well authenticated facts. be made known
E although, perhaps, 10 those who are already a,
quainted with the virtues Of SWAIM'S PAM
J. cEA, il may not be necessary--yet believe IN,
a there are yet numbers entirely ignorant Of i
many virtues, and powerful restorative prope
ties, who are lsborIng under all the horrors
disease, that for the benefit alone such cas-,
II should be made Us public as possible.
With sensmenis Of esteem, remain, respeo
fully yours,
: Signed WILLIAM q. HAMILTON.