New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
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Read R5sd in= following c-f!acsl- Of Richard L Cox
My D. ls4s, before subscriber Of he Alder
men OF h- city Of Phiiad.lpHa personally appeared Rich
arc r. Cox Cluz-n OF Surr County, Stale
OF Newt .rsey, Who hs solemn affirmation, cid oppose
s .y mai of about ~ months pas. ne IFss by
snort and dry cough, with OF burning IN tbe us
OF Liza hedt AID soes OF nis feet together h distressing
mig sw-as TINS stste OF thing, continued uut NoT..
Der A,l, when be suddenly seized with pain
In the right side AID breast His family physician In+n
formed his longs 10 diseased state and re
became gradually weaker cacs,ed and
ed 10 a>sh uo reduced almost :, skeeton his breathing
abort and labor0us, and The east exerOn leo
exhaustion, for with the greatest difficulty and
pan that change could be made 10 s clothes even
physician, family and friepds-noeed all who HIM
considered his beyond he reach ofhope For Gays
hs appetite entirely forsaken him be no
i.rnrnt iuin2 thai tims-ghsn ne determined 10 nv
Schsncks Pumonic Syrup That be bad taken but about
bottles Of The sad Syrup whet large gathering form
ed in ms le side which soon rpened uucer me soolng
( influence OF The Syrup.
IL had given up The USE Of all ether medicines his
time. sad strictly follow the direcoos accompanying the
Pnlmonc Syrup.hsi he discharged in the OF his
wife and brother al=sst quart Of thick Preensh matter Of
o-nsiv. nature hs lrends could scarcely IN
with him,ba, At this time he unable rsise h,
head ou The pillow in OF his weakness; but
c0cnued the Of the medicine having iha, Mr.
Schenck himself has been cured by Toe medicine in the
lowest stage OF Consumption after al other had failed
that for several weeks he continued 10 eXpecoras freely
which gradually dimnished in quantity, and chas ged lhs:
OF healthy chsrscterthst his appetite began improve
MS strength in short able 10 81,
up in his chamber The period Intervening between taxing
the hrsi bottle and his recovery about ten weeks that
the rapid changes in his condition created such surprise
and wonder In ali who him during his Illness tbs,
friends and neghbors locke CONTINUALLY
risen from h- That the Syrup still
eoed and Improved the systeD he continued uspg il I'LL be
had taken twenty five bottles That he believed h.u
self sound aud Is Ia The enjoyment OF good health
that he IL able 10 attend 10 al his duties and 10 fulfil them
township officer well period OF hts life; that
he has bad bis ungs examined and thai they pronounced
| 10 be IN perfect sound condition.
fSisnrdl RICHARD L. cox,
Affirmed to and subscribed hi. I'd day OF Msy 1916,
before me- cHA6S scTs4 BuLKLEY Alderman.
EvEsHAm Burlington County, n. J.,
April I'D, 1884.
We subscrbers, residents Of the township Of Ewes
ham do hereby certify that we'll acquainted with
Mr. Richard L. Cox, end frequently visited him In the last
rsge OF Pulmonary Consumption, which believe
cured by the used OF Schenck Pulmonc Syrup and feel
duty recommend 10 the consumpve in the sirong
possible having been witnesses OF the
greatest performed In this section Of the county
Benjamin Buchanan, John b. Cox,
William Hanmi;., Wlism L. Brown,
Franklin r. Cox, Andrew Driscom,
Jos. e H-vvlngs, Thos. II H.wliugs,
John Leeds, Jr. jacob Hewlings
John II. Ellis,
MARION, N j., May 9th, 18i5.
Mr.. j. X. Scheuck-Sir IL am Pastor of the Baptist
Church MarltoD N J. Some three four months snce
taken by Of the deacons of his neigh
bos Mr. Richard L. Cox then lying, TO al human sppear
delhs door by Consumption. My distinct impress
sion that the gentleman would not 1--we week To
my surprise him In congregation last Sabbath,
healthy Cooking To-day bave been al his house and
ba