American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-18

Q5-hL WHO DOUBT THAT CONSUMP-
TION CAN BE CURED, read the following:
Mr. ScHENCK-Dear Sir: 1t affords me heartfelt
satisfaction to lay before the public the success of
your PULMONlC SYRUP in curing me OF ager-
ing and firmly seated CONSUMPTION, and | firmly
believe that other medicine but yours would have
succeeded in curing me-
Abeut four years ago was attacked with pain in
my breast, and troublesome cough, and a very sore
throat, which my physician called Bronchitis. At
times would get better but whenever | took the
least cold woad get worse again, and for several
successive weeks would be very miserable. About
three years ago my husband died with consumption,
and after his decease | taken with the same
symptoms he had before he died, namely, violent and
distressing cough severe pain in my side and the
pit OF my stomach my throat was in dreadful con-
dltion being so very sore that at times it with
great difficulty | could speak | had every day O
high fever violent headache, creeping chills and pro-
fuse sweats at night. My bowels were coslve, ap
petite nearly gone, and my stomach was so very
weak that my physician at loss to know what
TO do for me- every thing would take in the shape
OF food or medicine was Immediately rejected.
remained for some time in this wreched condition,
and despaircd OF ever getting better. A gentleman
who resided in the house with me had violent at
tack of Influenza, and was recommended to try
SeHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP he did so, and
IT soon broke his cough and made him perfectly we'll
This gave ne some confidence in your syrup, and
reluctantly determined to try it. The first bottle ap-
peared TO take hold of my disease and relieve me; il
was the first thing found that woud remain on my
stomach, and it soon began to strengthen me- which
continued until was perfectly restored. NV cough
which had all along been tight and dry, now became
very loose, and the expectoration cOpious, and in
short time il ceased entirely Your Syrup appeared
to pervade my whole system; my limbs which had
previously been cold, soon became warm and natural
my blood was purified, and my bowels became per- |
fecty regular without the aid of pulgative medicines
But what created most surprise was, that after using
several bottles of the Syrup, the affected side and
breast broke out in about twenty large bes, which |
were very painful and discharged bloody matter. |
felt satisfied that this was the effect of your truly
valuable medicine, purifying my system, and then ex-
pelling the diseased matter in this folm have for
the last eighteen months enjoyed uninterrupted health
and have rerained from making my case known for
fear of relapse occurring, as could scarcely believe
was cured permanently, as | always supposed con-
sumption an ncurabe disease, and mine was the first
of real consumption that | ever knew to be
permanently cured. felt it my duty to make known
the great and healing virtues of your syrup wherever
| went and many of my friends have used it with as
good success as myself, and know of many really
astonishing cures it has made, one of which will re-
late went to see little child who lay, as its pa
rents supposed, on death bed The physician had
given it up, and it was reduced TO mere skeleton,
and every one Who was there thought it would not
survive many hours. | suggested the use of your
Pulmonic Syrup, which they consented try, and in
short time the child was better, and by continuing
its the child eventually restored TO health
1t is now leshy, healthy child and but for your Sv-
rup believe it would have been in its grave. wish
that the virtues of your Syrup were known far and
wide, and in order that all who read this NAV reIv
upon the truth of every word that is herewith stated
would respectfully invite all afflicted persons to cali
and see me, at nv residence No. 1872 Race street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, lower side, and will inform
them more particularly of my case and others that
have come under my observation. SARAH DRARR
Philadelphia, December 3lst, 1874.
{G3- For sale al No. 30 N. GAY STREET the only
place in the city it can be had. IT.