New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
A GREAT CURE OF CONSUMPTION


rI'Hi> Is TO CERTIFY that my wife, Elizabeth Tucker,
had been comp aiming for several years, which resuies
cough which tight and dry causing much pain in her
breast gradual debility, which resulted IN slen extreme
weakness be confined entirely 10 her bed Her dcsh,d
nearly sl disappeared and her appetite was impaired food
not dsesng aud bowels cosive. She could not expeco-
rate any and her cough troublesome as to prevent
her sleeping had every day burning IN me palms OF her
hands aud sos OF her feet Every afternoon her cheeks
would become red which would BE !. ,ss s evening
ity employed the best medical attendance 0ui ihey c"ud
not do any thing her We tried every remedy we could
hear OF but she KEEP, losing The physicians gave her up
incurshe Of consumption and believed that hci
beyond the reach Of any remedy. Many times
have thought she dying and never did expect To see her
enioyng the health she is blessed with Last summer
heard thai had been given up as ncurt
be but which had been cured by Schencks Punonlc syrup
among which was the OF Peter Sryker bsesman We
him. and he her great encouragement lwc'i
that my would die, unless We could obtain rem
ey OF greater than had tired or heard e OF
We therefore determines try the Pulmonc syrup, and al
che ai taken several bottles sine appeared TO be worse
As produced much pain throughout her system we
sent again for Beekman who urged her 70 persevee IN ~
use. and with great reluctance size consented To do -"
when suddenly diafrhrs commences, "inch Sonss s
principally OF corruption this continued Tor few days sd
then ceased and though, her end near at hand The
syrup produced ndescrbsbe sensation IN herche
which thought would sufocsie and kll her aa'e snce
found out thai this only the effects OF the syrup, pen
ing her disease and bringing TO head Ae seversldays
had ELAPSED upon making an effort 10 cough she ie some
ding give in her breast and she brought up nearly
quart OF yellow matter As this subsidized her cough
longer light but the expeciorso copous loose
parent change for The better manifest and with feelings
OF hope mingled with JOY felt there prospects of her
recovery The cough gradually improved. and continued
10 months and In that time her system also
improved; her strength rcuned that she could now help
self for previously che feeble 10 be- entirely
hspess having be- carried from onebea 10 the other Her
appetite returned and she felt II she had been translated
into new existence.
II is three months since she began 10 20 about
the house and this time remains entirely free from any
disease of the lungs and cannot Ind words adaaieto cx
pres. nay eein Of the grauude fee for having been d
rccied 10 Schenk Pulmonc syrup, which has been NE
curing who near the grave and whose
would have been irreparabe To After she was about
the house clergyman called 10 see her, and as As"n
ished to Improvement In her Tar beyond his eNpeca
toas Many of the neighbors also testify from what
they saw that her was almost mlncuous
Mrs Tucker IL particularly DESTROYS that amy person anici
ed with consumption having friend thus afiicl'di
should call and her and hear her statement verbally ana
she believes she can convince them that Schencks Pumomc
Syrup best and only remedy discovered To SURE
consumption and has conferred blessings upon her ana
others, which other remedy could do.
EPHRAIM T. TUCKER
No. IS Yorkstreet, Jersey Cry.
Jersey City, Jan. -. 1874
teru Jer<y Hudson county, ss-PersOnaly appear1 De
fore me- the subscriber, Mayor of Jersey Guy Ephrnm
Tucker who being by duly sworn according to law on
ns oath did depo-e say s tbs facts above slated and
by him subscribed la relation 10 the cure effected by
Schcnck Pumonc syrup True and further sayeth moi
PETER PEN1LEY, Mayor OF jersey City
Jersey City, Jan. ~, 1914
JERSEY CITY, Jan. 81, 1874
Mrs J. n. Schenck-Desr Sir: Mrs Fphrsim Tucker Il