Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-05
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BY
SCHENCK'S PULM0NIC SYRUP !

WAS the verge grave and far gone that
family and friends had lost all hopes of recovery
a.@ of S@trVxS ti1 SI v0V STRIP desire te
testify, with grateful emotions, II Dr. SCEACk the un
speakabe benefit have received from the use of his In
! valuable medicine.
Early last fall contracted violent cold. and in con
sequence of which l had chills, aternated with fever
pain in my right breast and shouder-bae, with bad
cough and expectOraton. kept getting worse until
took bed and had the attendance of my family phy
sician. under his about four weeks, and at
the expiration Of that time reduced so low thst
despair took hold myself and friends, and even my
abandoned me- and give to die with the
hasty consumption My appetite was gone, my bowels bowels
very irregular and night sweats pain in my breast
and shoulder attended with distressing cough which
very tight, flesh had nearly all gone and was SO
weak that could scarcely raise my head from the pillow,
| and truly object of pity to behold My friends
had been for to die, and my sieked was sur
rounded by kind and rympa,hisins nsish1or-, VINO h
come to witness my departure from this world When
all of hope had fed ef my recovery nr
David Conrad, proposed to try SCIIENCks PtiMoNiC
SYRUP with view of loosenng my cough, and -c!icv-
ing me Of the tough phlegm, and of aOriing
temporary relief remarking at the time that was too
far gone for the Syrup to be of any permanent benefit
NY wife, anxious for the relief of my intense suferings
procured some Of the In"oic Syrup found II Afford
relief and continued using it. 1could feel its heal
ing influence upon my lungs continued to improve
witness my expected improvement many OF my neigh
to look at me as one raised from she dead NY
cough now became loose, and felt something break,
where had the pain in my breast and discharged large
quantities. of yellow matter have for weeks discharged
and full OF after every Win
umps like grains something. My bowels now became
regular natural and my appetite far improved
that could scarcely refrain from eating too much My
strength improved, and regained my flesh continued
to improve every respect after commenced using
the Syrup, and the Improvement continued until was
restored to my wonted health l have passed througn
the incIemen weather of the latter part Of winter md
spring. and feel well ever felt in nv life
and this day living testimonial Of the great efficacy
of S67EENCK'S FJLAoNc SlRtPin curing Pulmon-
ary diseases.
Lest statement should be thought too highly colored
by some people, suhon acertifcate OF number OF the
inliat Of Tacony who at different times
during disease and expected to restored
also append the certificates Of the brothers Of Mystic
Lodge No. 30 l. o. Of o. F., who kindly watched over
me- and fully believed they would consgn my remains to
the tomb but thanks To Dr. Schenck, for his invaluable
Pulmone Syrup. my life has been spared and am per
mt to make the foregoing statement for the benett Of
suffering mankind.
reside at Tacony and we'll known by most of the
people there will he graed to have person call
upon and learn more particulars Of the great virtues
of this medicine JOHN {. GREEN.
June "a, 1851.
The subscribers members of the Mystic Lodge No. 30
Of O. F., Of Holmesburg Pa, do hereby certify that
know John c. Green (and is a member in good stan
ing in No. 30 j. o. Of o. FL who was dangerously ill
they gave him TO die that he is fully restored to
perfect health and they believe his recovery pro-
duced by Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.
We believe his certificate is correct in particular
sas.a.s sss M Asrnss a. G, az ossz. t''
JcHS c. C.1vkn
Homesburg, Philad. Co., Pa. June 25, 1851.
The undersigned residents Of Tacony eight miles above
Philadelphia being we'll acquainted with John C. Green.
md the circumstances attending his feel mrclled
BY deep Of imperative duty to make universally
Known to the public his entire recovery from the
a.t stages of Pulmonary Consumption. SO entirely
helpless his condition. having becn but brief pc
ipd in that rapidly sinking and enaciated state, u
Utterly preclude in the opinion OF his physician and
rends who watched by his irdsiae all hopes 0f
cmporarv and restoration TO his present robust
leah Thus the careful of invaluable Specific,
he Pulmonic Syrup, makes it in belief under the
circumstances Of his previous prostrate not to dying
ondtion Of the most startling results that the whole
nnals of medical skill science produce. 1t de-
be impershably recorded to your cret and
you, the great dicoverer Of an infbe for
his hitherto remedess disease lasting monument, and
world wide reputation in the healing art that no time
either diminish or asr9z Anu fAp 9n From CON-
inual cough supcradded to the other symptoms
upon attending the last stages of pulmonary
sease; and moreover at being generally believed BY
liz numerous friends that no human power could relieve
protract his life much less restore him back again
lis former health, feel it thus duty to give
uaed testimony Of Mr.. Green's perfect recovery, by
Of the exclusive Of wonderful Syrup and
should indeed rejoice il could be the humble
Instruments Of relief and to others who may be so
u Z r innate as to be similarly afflicted
DAVID CoNRAp, JESSE DuYrIEID, J. r.,
CHAs IIINckLE Captain Of ANDREW HEATH, Captain Of
Steamboat Trenton, Steamboat Washington.
JossrH HEAD, JR, JESSE WATSON, |
STEPHEN LUKESs, RoBERr ALLYN, |
MATHEW ToDEN, JAS ToRBERT, of the Wash
AILES vASpEGRIr1, Bucks ington House, Tacony.
county, Pa JonS BLOOMSBURY.
Prepared only by J. II. SCENCK, and for sale at his
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, SHAKESPEARE BUILDING, n.
Y. of SIXTH and CHESTNUT streets, and by
Druggists generally.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s..
a.sole agent in Levisburg-JOsIAH BAKER. 1y391