Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-29
NAe. j. III. SCHENCHA'S
p UL M 0 MO SYRUP,
For The Cure of Consumption.

The proprietor Of this medicine was himself many years
ago. low to be given his and
friends in the last Stage of Consumption When all hopes
Of ever getting well had fled, he strongly Tecommen
ded Syrup made from old Indian receipt, which
,ucceeded in erctually curing hni The family physicians
and large number of respectable gentlemen certified TO
the facts Of this case aud the Pumonic Syrup oh
tanned reputation equalled in this section of the
country. Creating as this did, sensation second
to that only of miracle Dr. Schenck waited upon by
many similarly afflicted To whom he administered the
Syrup with the beneficial results In fact, such was
the nutory of this medicine, that eminent pracrcng
physicians had their attention drawn towards the rising
reputation of it, from having witnessed its curative pow
ers, and freely extended the hiRn of friendship and
couagement to Dr. schenck and introduced the medicine
TO thr public and used it in their daily practice.
No other medicine operates upon the system in the
manner that the Pumonic Syrup does. 1t produces
healthy action upon the morbid parts, by purifying them
from disease it promotes the approximations, all avs the
cough, rpens the matter in the lungs and VIII ell it
discharged heals the opening that The brea in the
tuhercles abscess Produces and The lungs become
sound aid resume the performance OF their NATURAL func
iions it also s2neS the rritoed portion of the un and
other organs, and thus restores these parts to health
superior property that the medicine possesses over all
Others Is that contains 10 OPIUM come', or any OF he'
deleteriols medicine.
In 1871 DR.. sCltnck removed from Pennington, New
Jersey, Pniladspha, and commenced the practice Of
/ his profession, where he soon acqureda reputation ex
ceed by nrne in curing disease That had heretofore
been deemed ncnrabe and he mas since then daily pre-
scented the world ncuntestihe evidence If his success
Both If his parents died of CONSUMPTION, VIII ict ap
pears have been edary dis ast with his fathers
family. All his brothers and sisters except one, aed
earl, of this disease, of them, but The one brother,
reached the age of twenty.
Thus lc nearly The last of his family, he Maturity felt
some aar us after anuer were eonsigne To the 81
entltomhoi his fell destroyer.
VOLUNT AIRY TESTIMONY.
We the s,bsc,ibers residents Flemng do hereby
certify that well acquainted win d. D. H. schehck'
He attacked by disease, which, as we believe erml-
mated in Pulmonary Consumption; under the operation
ct which, he reduced So low as t. be unable 10 leave
his bed for lung ine and Ia all appearances was past
is peiitCtIy WciI-NS cough ana leNeI
have ri him, and we feel Jusi1ed IN declaring as our
he,ff thai tIer sautary eff have resulted from the
use Of the Pull monic syrup. -
Is..c q F,RLyy J.F. SoHENcK, D.,
Conntv CLERK GEO. r. 4. X, N. D.,
Josrp. HsNsoY X. B. MERsHoN, NJ. D.
sur,ornte Merchants.
a. - sryMouR JG.&J J, h. READING,
Judges nj the Court AuGu;rrs FhsBtE,
SAMUEL Hill, n. " noNNALL,
RonI R. REApISo, VIM. F. EMERY,
A O. D.ys Up. FAELEg,
Members ol the Bar. CitigeBs.
prrrn f. ClApx JOAN N. GAMER,
VIM H. SLOAN MAHLoN 9. HARr,
G. BARrLEs, tErtR EWING,
GsoRen 4. ALLss, VIM. r. MooRs,
Jas. N. READING 7: w. BuRK,
ALrx WuRrs, ilUGH CAPNER,
Clergy JOHN l.. JONES,
| Las M OLsryD THOMAS GRAY,
! Z. UkroLErrE a. j. hoLccMB,
| Postmaster. DAVID Durham,
Gro W. R,sIgR Hart WiLson.
At this time there s moi town village in the Unite,
States but In which he found more less wonderf,
cures by the use of Schencks Pnlmonic Syrup.
DR. Schenck is the inventor of the celebrated Resprom
etor examining and detected all diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, &c,
WHOLESALE AGENTS
Philadelphia. Gilbert, Wentz & Co., III NJ Tbir
treet.
New York &C. V, CLrcKNER & Co, 81 Barclay
Boston,-ReAdiug & Co, No. State Street.
And every respectable Druggist throughou, the Unl,c
States Fred E. smith. Agent, Montpelier