The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-10

SWAIN sPANACEA.-T following Extraordinary Cure,
~ produced by the use of 8. SWAIMS PANACEA,'' is
drawn up by WILLIAM B. HAMILTON, ESQ. Clerk of the
township of Upper Freehold Monmouth county, New Jersey
subscribed by ELIZA MASON the lady who has been eev-
ed, well by ELISHA GORDON, Esq a Justice of the
Peace, before whom the facts reced deposed
OATH
SIT would be well were the afflicted to take warning
and apply the remedy tme that calculated benefit
and relieve such diseases battle the usual medical prescr-
tions.
InlaystoDn, NJ j. November 18th, 1928.
To WILLIAM SWAIN, Philadelphia.
Dear Sr-Although | consider the reputation of your
Panacea to be well established need further enco-
MUM, yet for the benefit of suffering humanity, indu-
ced send you of the of Mrs Mason of
this place. who has been cured of dreadful attack of Scro
fua and raised from state of utter hopeessness and mise
ry the enjoyment of perfect health, by the OF few
bottles of your Panacea Mrs Mason is about 30 years
of age and until the year 1926 always enjoyed good health
About this time her health began to fall and she observed
be forming the breasts and lower exremties
On leg they rather appeared like nodes the bone
These for time increased rapidly, highly
named and causing the patient the most excfuciatmg pain
They began TO and eventually became deep ulcers
of very malignant aspect. The disease made its vio-
lent attack the breasts and leg of the patient Med-
cal aid resorted to- with what effect the sequel will
show. BY continued mercmal treatment, the ulcers after
considerable tme healed and though the general health of
the patient continued poor yet the medical attendant pro-
nounced her cured The affected parts still presented the
appearance of high inflammation and in short time the dis
ease, which only shut up in the system, burst forth with
1860 Mrs Mason gave birth to heir to all his moth
er's suerngs Language is too meage give you idea
of this chd's appearance: from head to foot he
running sore his head and face continuous scab
and the mouth and throat equally affected with the
terror surace the muscles the and legs became rigid
and he lost the of and leg The physician de-
cared hati impossible for him to live; however the
mercuia treatment in the end dried the but failed
completely in graduating the disease had inherited from
the mother Dr. kearny still continued to prescribe for Mrs.
Mason, but with permanent The disease had
attacked the patients faces large scarlet tumor made
its appearance the forehead and extended TO the
nos occupying the space between the inner of each
eye The powerful external applications were directed
against this umor, without any and like the Others
commenced running The state Of suffering to which
the patient reduced would battle the powers of language
describe The disease had completely baied the
skill of the medical attendant that in the winter of 1927 his
visits discontinued from thorough conviction, he
himself declared to me, that Mrs. Mason incurable
though at the same time he acknowledged that Swaims
Panaeea'' might help her The patient had for time
complained of ngng pain along the bones of the leg,
Indication of carries, and Dr. X thought that amputa
ton would be necessary IL at this crisis that
you informing you of the situation of Mrs Mason and her
inability TO purchase the medicine when you her some,
and generously undertook to supply the medicine until
should be effected The patient Immediately commenced
taking the Panacea and narrowly watched its effects
upon the disease Although thoroughly convinced of
The powerful efficacy of the Panacea in overcoming