Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13
DIR. j. HI. SCHENCk'S
p UL M o MIC SYRUP,
For the Cure of COnSumption.

L ~ - I1 ~ ~ ~ y I II u T.
For The Cure Of Consumption.
The proprietor of this medicine was himself manu- ven,
ago. uctd low to be given bis physcans and
friends, in the last stage Of Consumption When all hopes
Of getting well had fled he strongly iecommen-
ded to Syrup made from old Indian receipt which
succeeded in efrctuay curing hm The family physicians
and large number of respectable gentlemen certified To
the facts Of this case, and the Pumonc Syrup OBJ
tanned reputation equaed in this section of the
country. Creating this case did sensation second
to that only Of miracle DIR. Schenck waited upon by
many similarly afflicted to whom he ADM nisered the
Syrup with the same beneficial results In fact such was
the nutority of this medicine, that eminent praciicng
physicians had their attention drawn towards the rising
reputation Of it, from having witnessed its pow
ers, and freely extended the haRa OF friendship and en-
enlargement to Dr. scbenck, and introduced the medicine
to the public, and used it in their daily practice.
No other medicine operates upoa the system In the
manner that the Pulmonic Syrup does 1t produces a
healthy action upon the morbid parts by purifying them
from disease promotes the expectoraiOns alays the
cough, rpens the matter in The lungs and when it is
discharged heals the opening that the breaking Of the
tubercles or abscess Produces and the lungs become
SOUND and resume the performance OF their natural fuec
tons It also soohes the rated portion ofthe lungs and
ether organs and thus restores these parts to health A.
superior property that the medcin
DINERS -, That u contains no opium,
deleterious medicine,
In io4l Dr. Schenck removed from Flemn gtou, New
Jersey, to Philadelphia and commenced the practice Of
his profession, where he soon acquired reputation exc
cehed by hcne in curing disease that had hereoford
oeen deemed lncurabe and he since then daily pre-
Both OF his parents died of Consumption which ap,
pears 10 have been an eday disease with his fathers
iamlly All his brothers and sisters except one, died
early of this disease, of them but the one brother
reached the age Of twenty.
Thus left nearly the last of his family, he naturally felt
some alarm after another were eonsigne 10 the 81
lent tombof his fell destroyer.
VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY.
We the subscribers, residents of Flemn gton do hereby
certify that we well acquainted with Dr. H. Schenck
he was attacked by disease, which, believe termi
mated In Pulmonary Con sumption under the operation
OF which, he reduced 80 low be unable leave
his bed for long ne, and to all appearances past
recovery He is new perfectly wehis cough and fever
nave lff Dln and we feel Just led in declaring 1t our
belief that these uary effects have resulted from tho
use of the Pul nOnic Syrup.
Members of Congress. Physicians.
ISAAC q. FARLEYs J.F. SCHEScK, ND,
County Clerk. GEO p. r. I, NJ D.,
JOSEPH BENSON. X. b. MERsHoF, I'D.
Surrogate, Merchants
e. Z. SEYMOUR JIG. IL J. II. REhpIn0,
Judges of the Court. AUGUSTUS FRIsHIE,
SAMUEL HILL, A. V. DossALL,
| RoBr. R. READING, VIM P. EMERr,
A. G. DAVIS. J.P. FARLRE.
Members of the Bar. Citizens.
| PETER ]. CLARK, JOHN N. GAMER,
| VIM. II. SLOAN, MABLOs c, Hart,
Z. BARTLEs, PETER EWING,
| NATH'L SAxToN, sAJosRs,
| GEoRoE A. ALLEN, VIM. Il. MooRR,
JAS. N READING, p. w. BuRR,
ALEX. WURrs, HUGH CArNER,
Clergy. JOHN l.. JnSEs,
Jas M. OlsrzD, Thomas GsAY,
y. bAfOLETTE. a. J. hOLCOMB,
Postmaster. DAVID DUNBAR,
GEO. w. RisLER. HART WI Ls0n
Al this time there is moi town village In the United
States but in which found less wonderful
| cures by the use of Schenck's PuImonic Syrup.
Dr. Schenck Is the inventor Of the celebrated Resprom
eter r examining and detected all diseases of the Lungs
Heart, &C.
| WHOLESAE AGENTS.
ephia.-Giibert, Wentz IL Co., III N. Third
treet.
New York C v. CLIcKNrR & Co., 81 Barclay
| Bostsn-Redding Il Co, No. 8 State Street.
And every respectable Druggist throughout the Unite
States. Fred E. Smith. Agent, Montpelier