The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-17

against this tumor without nv success and like Others
commenced running The state OF suffering TO which
the paen; reduced would battle the Of language
describe. The disease had completely baed the
skill of the medical attendant that in the winter of 1927 his
visits discontinued, from thorough conVcon as he
himself declared me- that Mrs. Mason incurable;
though at the time he acknowledged that "S"ams
Panacea might help her The patient had for some time
complained of nelng pain along the bones of The leg
indication of carries, and DR. X thought that ampua
lion woulo be necessary IL Tins crisis that wrote 10
YOU informing you OF the situation of Mrs Mason and her
inability purchase the medicine, when You sent her
and generously undertook to supply the medicine until cure
should be effected. The patient Immediately commenced
taking he g Panacea,' and narrowly watched lis effects
upon the disease Although was thoroughly convinced OF
the pow erful efficacy of the " Panacea, in ing
scrofulots complaints, yet my faith at first somewhat
staggered This a of such peculiar obstnacy and
violence, had completely bafled prescriptions that
considered the dener resort OF medical science and set at
defiance the whole matera medca. The first bottle was
taken, without much apparent benefit except slight dmnu
ton of pam and sofenng of the edges of the ulcers Be
fore the second bottle taken the benefits very ap
parent the ulcers healing rapidly the inflammation had
in great subsidized the patients appetite had I'M
Proved and she enjoyed the luxury of sleeping
well night. The patient continued TO the Psnocea,
and the progressed very rapdy the uceous umor
the face arrested, which but for the virtue of the
Panacea, have destroyed the When the
fourth bottle had been taken the disease completely
eradcated the umor the face had disappeared and for
natey without leaving any sears the ulcers had healed and
Mrs Mason restored 10 her wOnted health and spirits
an which viewed with asonshment BY all who
were acquainted With Ter horrid srferings
As you had directed, the I" Panacea'' given 10 The
hld and with the happy result in the mothers
giving another proof of the powers Of your medicine
coming hereditary complaints Six months have elapsed
since this effected, and Mrs Mason and her cld
continue enjoy fine health. wish yon have this
published, in hopes that may meet the Of sufferer
from scroula, who may be encouraged thereby apply for
relief where il may be found.
With sentiments of the respect, remain respect
fully yours
d [Sgnedl VIM. B. HAMILTON
Personally appeared before me, of the jos-
[sEAL1 OF the Peace for Monmouth county, Eliza Ma
son, and made oath the above is a statement
of her and the effected by " Swams Panacea
Sworn and scrbed before me, this 10th day of Noyem
ber 1928. ELIZA MASON.
ELISHA GORDON, J. p.
II REMARKS
Nothing could decidedly illustrate the character
Scas Panaced than the history of this case There can
u be doubt that The child suffered hereditary ant from
the mother, aud kd of disease difficult man
that freplenv dsappont The practitioner