The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04

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character of the Panacea rise in public estimation and the
demand for its increase. VIM. SWAIN n
Philadelphia Aims House, Hfrmay, February 16h, 1929
To William Swain,
cessul of your Panacea me- after having been atc
ed with Chronic Rheumatism for nearly five years
cripple but do verify believe that that might have been
prevented if had taken your medicine earlier will give
you brief but accurate history OF my sufermgs and
was chief mate of the brig Timandra, Captain William
Yarna of this port bound Pernambuco. At that place
was attacked with very pain in the right side about
the last of November 1929 the following January shift
ed shoulders and head accompanied with sick stomach
and loss Of appetite. then shore English
Hospital and remained twenty days, without deriving any
benefit, from there private boarding and nployed
Portuguese physician. j on shore at Pernambuco
about six months and found the disease increasing the right
foot became much miamed and swollen that could not
walk without canes my expenses rapidly increasing, and
believing that change of climate would be beneficial went
10 Bahia and found in short time that getting worse;
there entered the national hospital and stad nyhree
months; seventeen months OF the time was confined 10 my
bed lay months posture, and often have
been for ten or twelve days without eangmy right knee
and right hand much swolen suffered all but death.
obtained passage to Baltimore and reached there in
threght days. was carried Immediately to the Baltimore
Hospital and not expected to live until the next day.
manned there nine months; finding myself somewhat BETTER
came to Philadelphia and went into the Pennsylvania Hos
pitdl June 1926 left there at NV own request the
29th OF Nov 1885, and Immediately into the Phiadel
phia Aims House, nfmary; after being here months all
the time close confined to my bed and medicine be-
ing administered to had alternative but to try
SaCaimS Panacea, then made known my situation
to you and received bottle Of your medicine which
was Obliged to observe caution as the attending physician
had given particular Instructions introduction
the ward saying he did not wish his patients take it, it
other than qack medicine. After taking half of
the first bottle began feel better and my appetite
ed; slept BETTER after the second bottle the pain ceased
and fifteen days afterwards able walk the on
cutches TO the asonshment of all knew, SEEM
my condition month previous my taking the Panacea
could span thigh with hand, and many who
while sick knew not when they met the street.
safely say that now enjoy good health and have
sinoe having taking but one dose Of salts since that
S'caims Pdnacea is entitled to the praise of mig
CHS. DAVIS. I
City of Philadelphia, IS, ,
Personally appeared before George M !
[sEAL.1 Daias, Esq. Mayor of the city of Phadel-
pha, Charles Davis also of said City, Mariner, 4
who being duly according law doth depose and say
that the facts stated the foregoing letter Just and
Subscribed and sworn before this 10th day of February
1929. G. M. DALLAS, Mayor. ,
Philadelphia, Feb 10Th, 1929, No l03 Christian street.
SOuthtOark. :
hereby certify that Charles Davis the person whose
attached to the foregoing letter and deposition, for
spring of the year 1927 and his request called Mir
Swain and obtained of his Panacea previously ex-
pressed to Davis my opinion that SUains PGnacea would
be OF no considered him like dying, than
living, man; he however urged much the subject
that finally consented to be the messenger Mr. Swain
very politely gave his medicine WITHOUT charge, and convey
ed the first bottle, secretly, Davis he then patient
IN the mems clinical ward; the second bottle taken in
like manner by my daughter, while he yet the
ward In the July following he perfectly restored to
health and remains being entirely free from all disease
(Slgned) ANN SMELL.
95' Sold in Wilmington at M. JoHNsoNS (Sole agcnD
MCnT Grnp 1TnrL, c,na