Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

he could, was afraid 10 move. fearing he m;.ht
bleed TO death. He had taken as,riugents 10
stop the bleeding and TO consiipate the bowels
for fear that movement would start the bleed.
ing again.
Amer taking thorough view of the case
prescribed quite the reverse. first gave him
large dose ofmy Mandrake Pills TO open The
bowels freely ana 70 change the circulation. II
! had net done this he would certainly have had
another hemorrhsge, and ha % bled 10 death
then gave him the Pumon mic Svrup and the Sea
Weed Tonic freely. ittook nearly three uon,bs
before could cure him Of the cough although
BY nv treatment he did not have another b.n,.
o-rhage, and is now fully recovered. and a TAT.
healthy man.
JOHN c. GREEN. OF TACONY. EIGHT MILES,
ABOVE rHlLAtELpuiA.
was confined TO his bed IA The last stage of CON
sumption ioF long time. lie was ADVISED TO
use my medicines By q friend who had BEEN cur.
ed BY them. When be commenced usinv ,hs,.,
his family looked for his de ath Al any m, ment
he required constant attention, and had TO be-
famed continually to keep life in him. lie va a
completely pros rated. The Pulmonic Svruo
soon loosened the phlel m but still he had no
Then they sent for me 10 maze a e. amin alton
did 50 found one lung sound, and told N he
might get perfectly we'll ~ following INV advice
This not only encouraged him. vut eniivened
ne .hoIe fsmiiy 4 change soon took place for
| the better. HIS appetite returned. and with Il !
healthy circulation. and in fact renewed health
and strength. ! am confident had he not taken
my medicines and adheret strictly 10 m, IN.
s,rnet,ons he would have never been rs,srd from
MS bed IN cases OF consumption almost evevv
one tells the patient that there are no hopes he
must die and tiscoursges them when. after
making an examination and thoroughly under
standing the case. lind can give in slmost
nine cases out Of ten good encouragement 20 the
patient, which ill be really Of benefit an
happy to state that this patient has entirely re-
covered and enjoys the best Of health.
MRS. BARTHOLOMEW, OF NO. So WEST
FORTY-FlFTH STREET. NEW YORK.
came to my rooms, 80 Bond street. with run
ming tumor on her liver. She was very nervous
skin yellow, tongue coats q, bowels costive, ugly
cough: ard wasted away to shadow her mind
was sfiected-that 10. she was very dull and stu.
pid-and seemed TO have lost her reasoning fac
uities. The tumor had been ruuni, ov or four.
teen years. told her could cure her. and gave
her oil Of my medicines kept her bowels well
open. There we're two holes in the tumor, and
the matter began TO run freer than ever, until
| the whole disease run out. 1t took about three
months TO cure her. One day she came 10 me
| frightened. saying the tumor had stopped run
n'ng. and the holes were healing up. and every
doctor had told her TO mind and not let il heal
| up, as II would cause death. told her that her
| system was in different condition now the
difease had left her 81 stem. and nature had
healed the ulcers up. She is now WE'LL and has
brou CHI me more patients than any one that
have ever cured.
MRS; nARTHoLoMEw BROUGHT TO MY
| FIELD. OF STANFORD, CONN,
in the very last stage Of consumption. icxam-
med her lungs. The middle lobe Of the right
| long was gone, and the bronchial tube OF The
lett badly affected She had had a number OF
hemorrhages. gave no encouragement but
Mrs Bartholomew said she knew and felt so
confident, from her own experience, that could
and really must cure her and that she had
! seen other patients in my Office a. bad, or even
worse than her friends case was. undertook
the case Miss Scofeld remained in New York,
and took the Syrup, Tonic and Pills, and has
got we'll. and not only we'll. but quite aeshy and
| this 10 peculiar feature Of my medicines-after
they become cured it leaves the system in such
| healthy state that they become rather heshy.
Miss ScoBeid occasionally comes to New York.
but always calls at my rooms. saying she really
feels 40 much indie bted TO me for prolonging
her life when Death seemed staring her in the
face. and axes pleasure in stating her ease 10
those patients who may be waiting. and advises
al do a. she did and be restored 10 health.
IN TIE YEAR 1868. WIN. y. FARLOW
called At ! y rooms, 80 b nd street, and wished
mo TO go end see his wife that she was very
low with Consumption, and that he knew could
do no good, but she wished TO me. After /
got through with my patients went and found
the lady confined TO her bed-a mere skeleton,
with a distressing cough, raising large quaint.
u.
what was worse than all, a chronic diarrhea -
| Her bowels had been moved eleven times that
day, and had been so tor some week.. On max
Tag examination with the Respirometer found
she had no cavities IN the lungs. It was only an
affection Of the bronchial tubes, caused from a
| torpid liver. 1 told her she had lungs enough
| to get well, but was afraid that she would die ::
that the disease had been 50 long III at il could
not be carried of, that she might sink with il.
| She asked me II she could get we'll said no ::
| hat did not think she coull last ttrn
She insisted on my doing AS l thought proper.
| and II il snould end her DAYS. il was no n after
| gave her dose OF my Mandrake Pills, aud or
| dered another dose the next day, and 10 give
her the Pulmonic syrup. in small doses. and the
Sea Weed Tonic rs fast a. she cond take it
| This was on Tuesday, and by the following sun
| day the diarhua was by this treatment comp letc.
ly checked ana che was able to sit up in bed. Her
appetite had returned, and her strength iocreas
ed, aud in comparatively y short time, consider
ing the bad state OF the case, sh. was we l. Al
| this time she lived at NJ. liz West Fourteenth
| street they have removed from there ann Al
present am unaware OF their address. She
sent me certificate Of her cure, certified bv her
| pastor, the Rev. Dr. bowling, Pastor fthe Bed
| ford Street Baptist Church.
| MR.. BOWLING, ONE OF THE PROPRIETORS
Or THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, NEW
YORK.
came to my rooms. 50 Bond street, New York.
| suffering very much indeed. l examined his
lungs aud found the upper lobe Of the left lang
had \ large cavity. lie had expended large
am cunts 70 be restored 70 health and had visited
cuba and other places for his health, but der,v.
| ed no benefit whatever commenced nv usual
practice, giving the Pulmonic Syrup, Sea " ead
Tonic aud Mandrake Pills, and in the course OF
| three months the lung was healed, and he is nov
. healthy and aeshy man.
MISS CATHARlNE COLLINS, 2ll MOTT
STREET. NEW YORK
This was indeed very bad case. I was cali
l pd trv lctt hor ot,ruA A1n lat ~CE .A.
last, and found her bedfast snd apparently in
| the last stage Of Pulmonary Consumption. She
had night sweats Chils and flashes Of Heat at
| times Very much emscated. and so complete
| ~ debilitated that she had 10 be propped up IN
bed ] made the examination with my Respi.
| r'meter. and foung the left lung. from top to
| bottom. 50 diseased as to be a complete mass of
corruption The right bronchial tubes were also
| Effected, but there were no cavities. She had
| an Inccssant cough. and her mother stated that
her husband, tthe patients father and several
| Of her chill rem had suffered similarly, and de-
spite the best medical skill then known, had
died. Although with scarcely any hopes, un-
dertook the case. determined to do nv utmost.
| snd done SO gratnitously, Me family being no
poor that they could not afford TO purchase the
| medicine. By using my Pulmonc Syrup, Sea
Weed T'nic, and the Mandrake Pills. and fol-
lowing my advice, and care and attention, she
state her case TO sufferers who may call upon
| her.
MR.. CHARLES JOHNSON, 81, st2 FEDERAL
STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
This gentleman had suffered for years with
diseased er. and after having been under the
treatment Of several eaiaent physiciane, who
had Ill given up his case q hopeless, be called
upon me. and took my medicines for two months
| end was restored 70 health. Five yoArD have
elapsed since The cure wss edecssd, and he u
still in the enjoy ment Of most excellent health.
HENRY Z. AUNDY, RAILWAY, NJ.
This petient had taken severe cold. thst ~
tied in the back, and then another which settled
on the lungs and brought on IN aAtscx o. pleur-
Ny. This attacked TIE uppsr part Of ~ right
lung. and formed n . scess, causing intenss
pain, ard dischsrging qeiss quantity o. thisk
muces. ae wes advsssd 81 u. Craig. - old
physiciaa Of Railway. e visit me ns com
and hearty, and D.. Greg hes endorsed his csr-
ti6cate, sitting the facts ofths case.
+. g. SHELDON, OFFICE or TIE NEW
YORK AND 0ALiNA LEAD CO., - MAS
SAU STREET, NEW YORK.
This gentleman he'd suffered for over Is years
with . severe e"ugh, and hemorrhsges two.
three and lour tiDes year. readeriag bio -
weak - 70 b unable TO regularly attend TO bust
ness. He had he'd the very lest medical advice
from physicians in New York and other cities,
ter using my medicines and following the direc-
tions, the coaen left hin, his appetite returned,
and he il now we'll. hearty man.
MARTIN KOCH, Or the FIRM or YOUNG
KOCH, PALESTINE, OHIO,
had been suffering during the winter and spring
and pronounced By physicians TO be IN the last