The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-05-18
CONSERVATIVES,
READ WHAT DR.. SCHsNCK IS DOING.
DIR. ]. II. SCHENCK.

in so short O time. by the blessing OF God II
has cured ME thus far.
Dr. Schenck, | will now make my statement
to you, as follows About eighteen months ago
was attacked with a severe cough, and it set
tied on my lungs; could not retain anything
ate, and suffered with evening fevers and night
sweats. | was very much reduced. The whites
of my eyes were very yellow; likewise my skin !;
my appetite all gone, and unable to digest what
did eat; bowels swollen, irregular and costive.
! was very low spirited, and had such violent
spells of coughing when laid down at night
and when | arose in the morning that they
would last one or two hours.
then would be nearly exhausted, and was en-
tirely unable to lie on my left side. cannot de-
scribe my wretched suffering as | would wish to
do. Every organ in my body was diseased or de-
ranged. Such was my situation at this time, and
was confined to my bed from the last of Fehrun-
ry, 1862, to june S62, not able to sit up. |
had the best of medical attendance the whole
of the time. My cough was so very bad that it
racked me very much. at this time raised a
large quantity of thick yellow, offensive matter,
sometimes with blood, and it was generally ac-
companied by nausea and a furred and thick
coated tongue. AT the time of coughing So bad
ly would have sharp, shooting pains in MY
left side and heart, night sweats and soreness
all through my whole chest had much inward
fever, pain in my back and under my shoulder
blades and in the small of my back, and at times
SO severe that it would throw me into spasms.-
Now my physician gave me up to die. Others,
| had, and the best of them, but they could do
nothing for me, and that time was norhing but
skin and homes. then was in the western part
of Missouri. In June last we left there for the
East, and in August last we came to New York,
and was SO reduced that could only walk a
little with my husbands help. After had been
here short time the salt water breeze made me
feel much better for a time and then had again
to call physician for aid. We had four of the
best physicians of New York on the diseases
Of the lungs, and doctors of all kinds,
but of no avail. They said | was past
cure, and that my lungs were too far gone for
any one TO cure me. But at this time | was on
my feet about the house, not able to do much oil
anything In November last grew worse, and
the consumption diarrhea set in and lasted about
eight weeks. We had tried all and everything
that could grasp at like dying person for my
diseases-consumptio and liver complaint-but
of no avail.
In January, 1868, was brought down on my
bed, and was not expected to live the night out.
My husband stayed at my side, and other
friends, and they all give me up to die. At this
time every one who saw me Did not think
would ever leave my bed living woman The
first night was attacked with spasms, and was
deranged most of the time. friend Mrs. Har.
ris came to see me the last of the week, and
brought the Sunday Mercury In it was an &C.
count of great cure performed by DR.. Schenck.
She read it to me, and il was as much like my
disease that asked my husband to go and see
him for me. At this time bad given up all
hopes Of ever getting well again, and made my
peace with God, to be ready whenever He called
for me.
On the 9th of January, 1863, my husband
called on DR.. Schenck, 80 Bond street, New
York, and stated to him my case, with a request
for him to call and see me, which he did, and
examined me with the resprometer. When he
was about to go asked him if he could cure me?
His reply was: IL cannot tell, both lungs are
diseased, and the bronchial tubes are affected on
both sides" And yet he seemed to think there
were lungs enough left to effect n cure if the d.
arrhea could be stopped. He said in order to do
this, he would give me Mandrake Pills in small
doses at first, to carry off the morbid matter,
and then, with astringents, he hoped to check
it, which he did, but the constant coughing,
night sweats, and darrhea had Frustrated me SO
that he was afraid my vital powers were too
much Frustrated ever to rally, and yet he SEEM
ed to think if ] could live to get enough Pulmo-
mic Syrup through my system to cause expecto-
ration there were lungs enough left for me to re-
cover. He wished me to try the Pulmonc Sy-
rup and Seaweed Tonic at once, saying it would
do me no harm, ifit did me no good: The first
week it seemed to give me strength, so that on
Sunday after sat up in bed and ate hearty for
a sick woman but the next week lost all hope
and wished my husband not to give me any more
medicine. But the doctor had warned him of
this, and when the medicine was clearing out the
system it made them feel somewhat restless, and
to persevere; and he insisted on my taking it !;
and now feel the benefit of it. For after eight
days began to gain my strength, and with the
exception of cold that put me back some,
have been gaining strength of body, my cough
is going away, and all my pains are gone; no
soreness of the body, my bowels are regular, and
my breath IS sweet and thank God that am
now going about, and sew and read as we'll as
ever could. | have taken sixteen bottles of the
medicine, eight of EACH now have good APP
petite and rest we'll at night; my cough does
not trouble me in getting up or lying down.
would here say to the afflicted with consumption
or liver complaint, that DR.. Schenck is no hum
bug. You can rely on what he says. Delay
not; it is dangerous to trile with these diseases
lfye would be cured, go at once; and any one
wishing to know the facts as herein stated can
call at my residence, 1T West Houston street,
New York city.
MRS. MARY f. FARLOW.
We thc unueisiSucu, ItSlutillS vi NeW lOrh,
are acquainted with Mrs. Farlow, and know her
statement to be true. We also know that she
used DR.. Schenck's Pumonic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic, and have reason to believe that to
this medicine she owes her preservation from
a premature grave
b. FARLOW, III West Houston st.
EUGENE UNDERHlLL, 676 Greenwich ST.
Mrs. EUGENE UNDERHILL, 676 Greenwich
st.
AUGUSTA UNDERI1lLL, GIG Greenwich st.
A. +. HARRIS, lit West Houston ST.
EMILY GLOVER, III West Houston ST.
J. l.. COLE, 80 Cottage pl.
NJ. A. LEIGHTON, 4S3 Broadway.
Mrs. BENJAMIN CLAPP, 10 Amity pl.
l am well acquainted with Mrs. Mary +. Far
low, and with her husband, Mr.. B. Farlow, they
having, for few months past attended at my
church, and am convinced that any statement
which they might make may be relied upon as
true.
JOHN BOWLING, D. D.
Pastor of Bedford st. Baptist Church, N. Y.
DR.. Schenck will be professionally at his prin-
cipal office, No. Is North Sixth street. corner of
Commerce, Philadelphia, every Saturday, from
9 A. M. until P. NJ, No 80 Bond street New