New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13
sCHENCKs PULMoNIC SYRUP

HAS CURED Me.
Read! Read! The ologiHg Certificate Of Ric.1yd J.. Cor,
of high Hon6ing IN Netg-Jeysey.
~ STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, City Of Philadelphia,
On The Sd dsyofM May before me- the subscriber Of he
Aldermen OF the city Of Philadelphia, personally appeared
Richard L. Cox citizen Of Eyesham Burlington County
State Of New.Jersey who on his solemn affirmation did
depose and say-That o about twelve months past be
attacked by short dry couah-wilh OF burning in
the palms OF his hands and the soes of his feet together
with distressing night sweals This state Of things
TO until November last, when he suddenly seized
with severe pain ia the light side and breast
His family physician then informed him thar bis lungs
were in diseased state and he became gradually weaker
snd weGker emSested and wasted in flesh until reduced
almost skeleton his breathing short and aborious
and the least exeron led extreme exhaustion for was
with the greatest difficulty and pain that any change could
be made in his clothes in making up the bed In
which he lay.
At this period, his physician family and friends indeed,
all who hE, considered hs beyond the reach OF
hope For two days appetite had entirely forsaken him.
End lie took nourifLment during that dme-when be
determined TO try "Sehenck's Pulmonic Syrup" That be
had taken Int about ten boes Of the above Syrup when
large gathering formed in bis le side which soon npened
under the soothing influence Of the Syrup.
He had given up the Of all other medicines az this
time. strictly followed the directions panying
Puonc syrup-hst he discharged IN the presence Of bis
OF offensive that his friends could scarcely stay
IN the with him-ihat this he unable TO
BIS head from the pillow Ia consequence Of his weak
but be continued the use Of the medicine, having
known ihs, Or. schenck himself had been cured by the
same mediocre N the Lowest stage Of Consumption gisr
al other had fked-ha for several weeks he con-
iinued 70 exPeeiorale ireey-weh gradually diminished
quantity and changed to that OF healthy chLracter-hat
his appetite began mproye-hs strength return and
in n sho be- lie fosifu in his
The period intervening between taking the first bottle and
his recovery sbou weeks; that the rapid changes
In his condition created such surprise and wonder all
who him during bic Illness that friend. nrd neigbors
focked continually Il were man risen from the
grave. That the Syrup s ngthened and improved
the system. be continued using until he had taken twenty
five boliles That he believes himself sound man;
and Bn the enjoyment OF good health he is able to al
tera TO all his duties and 10 fahl them township officer
Is well rs al period Of M tina. he has had his lungs
exsnired, End that they pronounced be in perecy
sound condition. RICHARD l. cox.
Affirmed to and subscribed, this Sd day OF May 1885, be.
fore me CHAUNCY BULKLEY Alderman
EvEsHAN. Buriirgion Co. N. J. Mays
We, the subscribers residents OF the township OF Eve
thaIr, 90 hereby certify hat well acquainted with
MI Richard L. Cox. and frequently visited him in the last
stage o, Pulmonary Consumption which we believe WINS
cured by the use OF schencks Pumoni- Syrup ard feel i.
duty 70 recommend II TO tbs c0nfumpve In the strong
possible terms having been eyewiesses 10 one Of the
greatest curec performed in this section Of the country
Benz. Bucknsn, Join Leeds Jr VIM L. Brown
Wn HErmir John Ii. Ellis Audrsyy G,is-or,
Franklin 3. Cox, John B. Cox, r H. Hewline,
}. Z. Hewiinpe Joseph Ellis Iaroh He,vi,T,
SCHENCk'S PULkONIC SYRUP IL sold AT 81 psr
bo.iie, or six bottles for s.
C V. CLIcKENER CO. 81 Barclays: are he Gene
"a Agents for Eew-York and yieiniir.
EEw-YoEE CRY Agents.
T. II. PAYTos CSC Grsenwiet-sL and n Nlnthev
}. L CoDDIsGlos, rs Broadway, and $40 HudsOu-st
T.. LYos, AZ Grsndst
w. ID. CKUNErK, 2s Bowery.
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