Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-28
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Far the Cure Of CONSUMPTION.

The proprctor of ts medicine was himself many Years
ago low to be given up by his physicians and
friends, in The last Stage Of Consumption When All hopes
ever getting well had fled, he strongly ecomm.n-
dcd syrup made from old ndiln receipt, which
,ccrede 10 tctualy curing hint The family iyscans
and large number Of respectable gentlemen certified to
TIL, lclS OF this case, and sonn the Pu'nOnic syrup oh
tanned reputation never eqpa'ed in ts section of The
country. Creating as this did, sensation second
t. only OF miracle, Dr. Srhenck was waited upon by
many similarly afflicted To whom he administered the
Syrup with the beneficial results In fact, such
the nutoy of this medicine, that eminent praclicing
physicians had their attention drawn towards the rising
reputation OF it, rm having witnessed its curative pow
ets, aud freely extended the hAad of friendship and en-
cgn ,men Dr. scbenck, aud introduced the medicine
to the public, and used il in their daily Practice
N other medicine operates upon the system in the
manner that The Palmonic Syrup dues 1t produces a
healthy action upon The morbid parts, by purifying them
from diSease it promotes the eXpecofa"ns, aiays the
cough, rpens the matter in the lungs aud when it is
discharged, heals the opening that the breaking of the
tubercles abscess produces, and the lungs become
sound aud resume the performance OF tIe natural iunc
lions it also s3oes the rrtaied portion Of the lungs and
other organs and thus restores these parts to health
superior property that the medicine possesses over ali
others is that ii contains no opium, cilonel, or any ohe
deleerious medicine. .SN
Jersey, to Philadelphia, and commrncSyith liactice of
his profession, where he SION acqaire& ton ex-
celled hy meme in curing disease IN heretofore
been deemed incurable, and he mas sine dbJy pre-
scented 10 the world ncunteslble evideh success
Both Of his parents died Of Consuug vhch APP
pears 10 have been an he edsfy dis ass stathtrs
family. All his b0thers aud sisters+ bne, dled
carl, of this disease, none OF them, b. brother,
reached the uge of twenty. . .
Thus left nearly the last OF his fam ~ RAINY tell
| some alarm, one after another wersae to the
silent tomb by this fell destroyer.
VOLUNTARY TESTkt
| We, the subscribers residents Ct Ft~ bio hereby
certify that are well acquainted VIM IN chenck.
| He was attacked by disease, which, d Va tcrmi-
mated in Pulmonary Consumption; Hll operation
which, he reduced low as to be unable 10 leave
his bed for long time, and TO all appearances past
recovery lie is perfectly well-hs cough and fever
have lf IL him. and feel justified in declaring us our
belief that salutary effects have resulted from the
use of the Pul nome sy'up
Members Of Congress Physicians.
Isaac G. Farley J.F. seHENGK, NJ. D.,
County Clerk. GE0. Z. Rex N. d.
| JOSEPH BENSON. r. B. MERsHoN, NJ D.
Surrogate Merchants.
&C SEYMOUR. JIG. IL J. h. READING,
Judges of the Court. AUGUSTUS FRsBiE,
| SAMUEL HILL, A. V. DoSNsLL,
RoHr. R. RrADlSG, VIM. ps'rnsr
| A. G. DAVIS. up. r. ratd,
Members oil the Bar. CtSo Isais
r na !; s Gt.,s' SqHgga A..
| G. BAaTLEs, llen Sc or Ia
| N.1HL SAxroS, Sl
| GgoaoE A. ALLEN, W.
| JAS N. READING, h
! ALEX. WuRrs,
Clergy. 10
| Jas. NJ. OLsrED,
| C. BAtoLErTE.
Postmaster.
GEO. W. RisLEK.
AT this time there Is not II
States but in which can be
cures by the use of Schenck
DR. Schenck Is the invenNa +
eter FIR examining and deted
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