The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-21
CONSUMPTION, coughs, colds, asthma,
Dec. 30-Uyl

CONSUMPTION, coughs, colds, asthma,
~ bronchitis, liver complaint, splitting blood, diff
Guilty OF breathing, pain IN the side and breast pap
tation Of the heart Influenza Group, broken const-
Of the throat, breast, and lungs-The most effectua
and speedy cure ever known for any Of the above
diseases, il
DIR. sWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF CONSUMPTION
PRovrpENcr, (R. R, Sept 20, l845.
Dr.. SwAYNE.-Dear Sir: | feel called, by sense
Of duty | owe to suffering humanity, to acknowl-
edge my grateful thanks for the wonderful effects Of
your compound syrup Of wild cherry on me, at.
ter having suffered months after months with the most
affecting Of all diseases, Consumption with scarcely
a ray of hope, "beaconlight' to guardme against
my own horrible forebodings. The circumstances
which first led to this awful of debility was from
taking very heavy "cold," which seemed to fix it.
self upon the lungs, which gradually grew worse,
with profuse night-sweat, hacking cough, oppres-
sion in the breast, splitting blood with great general
debility. My constitution seemed broken down,
and nervous system very much impaired, with all
the symptoms of confirmed consumption. went
to Philadelphia, and was treated there by physi
clans OF the highest responsibility, but still grew
worse, until they gave me up as incurabe, and adj
vised me to go South; but being very poor, after
losing SO much time from my work, and having
which were recommended SO highly through the
medium of the press, was unable to take their ad
vice. Being member of the order of Odd Fellows
they supplied me with money gratuiousy to send
me to my friends in Saco, Maine. was treated
by physicians of the highest standing there but re-
ceived no benefit whatever from them, but grad
ually grew worse, until my physicians and N.Y.
self gave up all hopes of my ever recovering; and
l felt like one who is about to pass through the
valley Of the shadow of death. At this lawful
uncture," heard Of your compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry" and knowing you to be a regular
practising physician in Philadelphia, gave me more
confidence in the medicine, so concluded, as last
resort, TO make trial Of it. sent to your agent in
Boston, and purchased one bottle, which relieved
me very much. then procured two bottles more
which am happy to say entirely cured me, and !
am now enjoying better health than ever have be-
fore in my life. 1t seemed to have beneficial effect
at once. gained strength rapidly, although redu-
ced to mere skeleton; and feel satisfied from its
Compound Syrup q wild Cherry viii cure any
case of diseased lungs, if taken according to the
prescribed rules contained in the pamphlets accom-
pnnying the medicine. Even the physicians who
witnessed my case are highly recommending it in
similar cases; and | wish you to make this public
so that others who are suffering as have been may
know where to procure remedy at first which will
reach their disease before tompering with and ruin
ing their constitutions with the many ''quack nos
trums' with which the whole country is flooded,
prepared by persons who have no knowledge ofthe
science of medicine in theory or practice, but got
up merely with mercenary view.
am scarlet member Of the Hope Lodge of l.
o. of o. F. in Providence, Rhode Island, and will
be happy to give any information in regard to the
efficacy of your medicine, and can give ample proof
that my case is not exaggerated in the least.
..., ALBERT A. ROSS.
To Dr. II. Sweyne, N. w. corner Of Eighth and
Race streets, Philadelphia.
Be sure that you call for DR.. Swayne's Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and you will be sure to get the org-
nal and true article, which is prepared from the wild
cherry Prepared only by Or. Swayne of Philade-
pha, who ia regular practitioner, and has long been
accustomed to the treatment of pulmonary diseases
in oil their varieties
For sale wholesale and retail by ROBERT
FARNHAM, cor. Of Ilth ST. and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Washington, d. c.; also by Stabler e. Brother.
Alexandra; g. M Sothoron, Georgetown; C. b
White, fredericksburg, Virginia; Haviland, Reese,
e. CO., New York.
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