New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-26
A GREAT CURE OF CONSUMPTION
n Icr.e. lifN. nv Schenck,s PulmOnic SNrup

V,lIlS l. TO CERTIFY that my wife, Elizabeth Tucker,
had been complaining for several years. which resulted
m disease of her lungs. producing violent, hars-sing
cough which gh and dry. causing much pain IN her
weakness BE- confined entirely Ia her bed Her neshai
nearly all disappeared and her appetite was impaired food
not dre-tng and bowels cOsve She could not eNpecic-
rate any, and her cough troublesome a. 10 prevent
her sleeping had every day burning n ue pains o heI
lands and soes OF her feet Every afternoon her cheeAs
would become red. which would be- followed IN ne even X
BY cs and eNhsusng sweats. which Increased her deh
NV employed he best medical attendance, but ihey could
not do any thing her, We tried every remedy we could
hear Of she kept losing The physicians, gave her mp s'
An incurahe of consumption, and believed thar hs
case was beyond the reach OF any remedy Many times
have thought She was dying and never di 20 s.eel
enjoying The health she j. now blessed WIN Last summer
heard OF several cases that had been gwen up rs ncu
BILE hu which hsi been cured by Schsrcks IN monc SYM
among which was the OF Peter slryker beekmah we
him. and he gave her great encouragement Wei
knew that my wife would die, unless could OBTAIN rem
rv of reaer virtue than any had tried or heard tell OF
We therefore determined to Try the Pumonlc syrup ana al
she had taken several bottles, she appeared 10 De
as Il produced much pain throughout her system We
for Beeknan who urged her 10 persevefe IN us
use and with great reluctance she consens To do SO
when suddenly diarrh1s commenced wmen eons's'ev
principally corruption tins continued 10 few days and
then ceased and thought her end near at hand Ih
Syrup produced Understandable sensation IN ef che
which thought would suhocaie anu Kill her nave since
found that this only the effects of the Syrup npc
ing her disease and bringing 70 head Aner evetaidays
had elapsed upon making an effort to cough she e some
thing give her breast, and she brought up nearly
quart OF yellow A. this subsidized her cough
longer tight but the eNpecoraton was eopios oo
and consisted of ripe yellow matter In lew days an ap
parent change for the better manifest and WIN eeng'
Of hope mingled with Joy felt there were prospects OF e
recovery The cough gradually improved, and continued
do several months and IN that time her system aso
improved her sii.ng 9Th returned that shetoud now hep
herself for previously she feeble as 10 De enney
helpless having be carried from onebed TO the oler ei
appetite returned and she felt ne If she had been translated
into new existence.
II u now about three months since she began 10 20 about
the house. and at this time remains entirely irce from any
disease OF the lungs and cannot Ind words adequate 10 eA
press my feelings Of the gratitude feel for having been az
rected TO schenk's Pumonic syrup, winch has been lie
curing who near tue grave and whose
loss wOu have been ireparabc 10 nj, After Sue was hpou
the house clergyman called to her, and vas aston
l-hed Improvement her Tar beyond MS eNPe,a
tons Many of the neighbors also testify from villa
they saw that her cure almost miraculous.
Mrs Tucker particularly desrous that any person anne,
should call and her and hear her stat. ent verbally ant
she believes she convince them thai schencks fulnon'
Syrup the best and only remedy discovered to slr'
consumption, and has conferred blessings upon her and
others, which no other remedy could do ,.,
EPHRAIM T. TUCKER,
No. Is York-strect, Jersey City.
Jersey City, Jan. 90 1874
Nesg Lrs,y H1doa county ss-Personally appeared be-
me- the subscriber Mayor OF Jersey City, tphan
Tucker who being by duly sworn according 10 law on
his Oa did depose ana say hs the facts above stated ana
by him subscribed IN relation To the cure erected os
Schencks Pulmonc Syrup true, and further sayeth not
PETER PENTLEf, Mayor OF Jersey CITY.
Jersey City, Jan. ~, ISft
JERSEY CITY, jan ", 1874.
Mrs J. III. Schenck-Dear Sir Mrs. Ephran Tucker i
personally known 20 me- and believe her statement worthy
OF all credit represented the signature Of her hus
band. know that she very III and now she seems
The enjoyment of comfortable health. ..,
You're &c. NJ. LtSk,
Pastor of the r. ID. Church, Jersey Cty.
The genuine Schencks Pulmonc Syrup can be had al the
PropneiOrs Office only. No Courand-sireet few doors
below Broadway.
Please notice that p s Beekman Of 40; Courtlsnd street
e sSY Inn NJ '"s 'sDu'' ''"'" u II. scHHfENcK