Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23


De J, r Esasuo srsAo noe s4f Iov .ssibs
DsAA Sn;1I feel Il, . duty one y yeu cad
eii~ho ~ sufxrise onder Tie dissase isown .
eeoeoOp1ibh and iivR 1D0phinA - ~ 1hGDD
know vhas srse! bens6sa hsys received Aon
Jour FslmOnic Syrnp and Ssaweed rcaic u -
Cd me thus far Dr. SoAsaci, i viii new nsks
ny statement 70 you. = YolIoxs: 1Sodt sieh-
tssa months ago lWae sstsshsa WilA esvsss
soaSh. md i settled On ny Isnss eosld / %
levers sed aight swssss. y wss very assA -
low. likswtsehy skin; NY appetite III ao.e, ave
unable 70 digest whas did est; hegsls suollau.
irregular and coative. ! was very low spirited.
- 80 sech vtolens spelos - so1sAtAg 1ksa
~ aowe = night ard shea leross u ~ noss-
then woatd b nearly exhassssl, sal We snsiss-
scribe ny ~rstched su6efings = l. would wish
70 q. Every sesan in ny lAsdy waA dsstass1Ss
ae5ts e. sSch ~ ny slin,'ioa = .biA time
fsleaery, ases. - June, Lees. MA ~ sssislsp
had the best Of medical aatendasce The whele ef
the TIME. Ny cough xas 30 very bad Il racksl
me NY nueh. a = This TINE 3te11A eAoss
quantity e thic4 yelloy. oesneive qastss. ees's-
nisd sy.s.ssss and s . ss.sss ID s2,esess R.
tongue AZ the time 9f coughing 70 bsdtA I
and hsast, night suea&s, a1dsoesueps II shspu n
my whole chest; had much inward fever, pains
in ny back and dsdef my shoulder bi4ie, ma 4
~ ssne}l y ~ bsak, and - timee - asysrethea
Il would throw me into spasms. Nov my physi-
cianb CIV ne aps6 die. Others had, ind the
best Of them but they could do nothing for ~.
and at that time vas nothing but skin aud
bonea thsn - ~ The wsssern part a. Nh.
and In Ausssti lasts1 e ceas - Rev YOtlE end
was % reduced that could only walk attttis With
my husbAAd's help Afer had been here
short tins tke sah watsr bSeeas. na1e ~ feed
much better for time. and then had sGein "
ssll physician for aid. wehad four ofihe best
phyGeians II New YORK On he disssess q ShSl
lungs, end doctors Of al kinds, but Of no sysil.
They said that wAs past cure. and that ny lapgs
were too far gOne for any one TO euro as. But
Ut this time was on my feet about the house,
last grey worse, and the consumption diarrhss
set In and lasted about eight weeks. We had
tried ali and everv thing could grasp & ilke .
dyingperson, for my diseases consumpdon ani
liver Somplaint-bnt Of no avail. In January,
1859, ,wss brought down again on my i,sd aud
bsnd staid It my side, with other hiendS, and
they al gsvs me up to die. At this time, every
one who saw me did not think ever would lsavs
my bed living woman. The first night was
the time. A friend. Mrs. Harris. came IN 70 zee
me ~ last Of The week snA brought the t6hIex
A.es1. u ~ an sccos.t q : great esfs
- much ~ ~ ds.ss. I 80. . ne
ny husband to 20 aud see him TOR me- Al this
time had givenup Ill hopes Of ever getting well
again, and made my peace with God 10 be ready
whenever he called for me. On the 9th ofJan-
uaty, 1858, my husband called on Or. Schsnck,
oase, with ! request for him 10 call and zee me.
which I've did. and examined n,e. with The respir
0meter. When he was about to 20, asked him
II he could cure me. HIS reply Wus, II csnhot
tell both lungs are diseased, and the brOr:. q.
seemsd 70 think thaanpsttr6 NJ AID YET he
efts-. - ! OIL ,-.1v Mere lungs enough len 70
..1ses azure if the diarrhea could be stopped
lie said, IN order TO do this, he would have to
i've mo Aandrake Pills, il small doses at first,
sts lngenta, he hoped TO check Il. which Re did,
u the .cOnsss.t cOUghjng, night-swests asd
iarrhea had Frustrated me, 50 that he was afraid
~ vital powers were too much prostrated ever
. rally, end yet he seemed TO think il l could
ystem to oaase expsetoration there were lungs
nough lett for me % rscover. He wished ne .
" the Pulmonic syrup and Seaweed Tonic q
nee, SAYING II would do me no hsrm, Iii did me
y good. 1 that night commenced taking . -
lsspoonful three times day seeh. The first
undsy after ct up in bed and ate hearty for .
ick woman but the next week lost III hope,
nd wished my husband not TO give me any more
aedicine. But the doctor had warned him Of
his, that when the medicine WAS clearing oht
he 8. stem il made them feel sonnet times restless,
at TO persevcre; aud he Insisted On my taking /,
!; and now ! feel the benefit L.; for after
light days began to gain my strength, and, |
NH the exception Of 4 cold. that pa. me back
cine, have been gaining strength Of body my
nd my breath Is sweet; and thank God tflit /
m now going about. ard sew and reed Us we'll - |
yer could. hare taken sixteen bottles ofthe
ne dicinc- eight ofeach. now have good ap
elite and rest well at night, my cough does not
'ould here say to tie afflicted with consumption
r liver complaint. that DR.. Schenck is no hum
Jug. You CA rely on what be says. Delsy not;
10 dangerous to tribe with the disease. fyOu
vould be cured, 90 It once, and any one wishing
0 know the facts - herein stated can call Ut my
cadence, III West Houston street., New York
,ity
MRS. MARY F.FARLOw.
We, the undersigned, residents Of New YIk,
re acquainted with Mrs Farlow, and know her
sed DR.. Schcnck's Pu'monic Syrup and Sea
reed Tonic, and hare reason TO believe that to
his medic ne she owes her preservation from
grave.
y. FARLUw, III West Houston street
EUGENE UNDERAILL..7 70 Greenwich street.
treer Ut
AUGUST UNDERHll.I., SIC Greenwich St.
A. r. HARRIS. III West Houston street.
EMILY GLOVER, III West Houston street.
J. L. COLE, 30 Cottage place.
n. A. LEIGHTON, 4S3 Broadway.
Mrs. BENZ. CLAPP, 10 Amity plses.
l am we'll acquainted with Mrs. mary p Far.
ow, and with her husband, Mr.. b. farlow, they
aving for q few months past attended at INV
hurch, and am convinced that asy statement
Thich they might make may be relied on a. true