The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-20

Ola highly respectable citizen. well known to the
mercantile community, 10y
DIR. j. H. SCHENCK,
THE GREAT Lung DOCTOR Of PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE y. Y. Avp G,rEy, LEAD Co.,
No. Is Nassau ST., " Y, June l. 1865.
DR. j. H. ScIrENCK-Dcar Sir For over fifteen Years
have been troubled with cough and usually
two or three times year with more or less hemor-
raGr which together, for the last few years has kept
me tllin IN flesh and too weak to do business Of any
kind without suffering. In August last had very
severe hrinurrag" and, according to the Judgment
of Il good New York physician. was claSScd rs be-
yond the reach of medicine, and was advised to be
prepared so lar rs property matters were concerned.
to leave this world at short notice The physician
(and my good friends said that the first cold took
must prove fatal. Early in January took severe
cold and fortunately was occupying rooms at No ~
BOND STREET, directly over your office. | think
about the 10th of January procured bottle of your
PIllnonic Syrup and commenced taking it freely
My feet and limbs very much swollen and all
tine symptoms of "A speedy death seemed 10 accom-
p'ny my cold sent for my former physician, and
stated to him that was taking your medicines, and
after showing them t" him, and having tasted of them.
Sc he replied " You can take them if You like. they
Will do you no harm He said: =" You know what !
told you last summer and say the same now. if you
said to other friends that he could no hope for
me-, and my friends and relations concluded my time
had me At this time was taking freely of your
medicine, but had not seen you. The doctor called a
few times, and found me (nGIch his surprise he
saudi improving and he could not understand WHY.
My faith was increasing in your medicines and had
wish to nave you examine my and what
You had To say. When You first came to my room
and made the examination, you gave but little
encouragement. but on the contrary. expressed sad
doubts OF my ever being helped out If then diff
cuitieS. The second time that you called finding me
stu gaming you gave me encouragement, saving NV
symptoms were improving; the Pulmonc Syrup.
Scawecd Tonic and Mandrake Pills had acted like n
charm. My circulation, my cough my appetite all
began to improve, and could wEk about my room :,
| little. You visited me nearly every Tuesday, and
found me improving and told me not 90 out of my
room until the first day of May. took no cold Whit,
tr frs.
and You told me to eat everything wished of MT
trltlouS nature; and to exercise about the as
much as pnSsihlc. followed your advice and to the
surprise of my old physician and friends | seen,
lnuri! better than have been for several wears and
wth one lung the left being completed dried up.
feel very grateful t" you and consider your advice
and medicines invaluable. Yours, truly.
I. ;. Sill LDON.
nr. ScIENcK-Dcar Sir:-About two years ago was
taken with II very troublesome cnupl and n nnin in
ont my dong anything for myself Then | applied
| 70 phySlrHn who attended me for about three
months without rendering me any service. | also
obtained the ndrc" and treatment of physician in
one of or lac pita~, and also had the advice and
treatment of two other physicians. but to purpose.
During tins long space of time was nearly dead:
several times my friends to me and witness
my exit int" the spil1w"rld. was confined 10 my
beds two months at one time. My breathing cX-
"eedIngly short gave up several times all hope OF
letting better and rs regarded getting we'll tia, was
entirely out of the question And to thip; tlis uy
nm web and hearty WAS advised hy sn,.' -, ~,
friends to try lr. SCHENcK's Medicines. accordingly
bought bottle after bottle. until reached the ninth
then found II dcrltcd change III my cough fer the
better. suffered severely from pdpitatIUn of the
heart. and two weeks after commenced taking yolIr
medicine this difficulty ceased.
When | first went to Dr. Schenck's office it was
with difficulty that could get up into his reception
room, was So weak and So Sw"l'cd: my skin ~
-allow as though had the i,ulndirc: felt dull
hca y, and slcrplcss. Dr. Sch"nch after exaning
me, said both my lungs were affected. and gave me
but httir hope: hut his medicines in about two week
took rlght hold of ne; it seemed to 20 right through
my whole system. The Puimonc Syrup, Srawrrd
Tonic and Mandrake Pills all took right hold in the
right place. Tn" Pills brought away great uI.in;itic~
81 t" and slime: the syrup luuScncd the matter in
my lungs, which came of very free: the Srawccd
lon,r CAV" me an appetite, and everything seemed
to taste good.
To show wiiat great power the medicines have in
purifying my system. and u show how bad was
and the great quantities of phlcgu and matter rN.
perforated hroli" ont all in argc bnilS thtt
world continue to Gnorand run for about six weeks
ana hat ~ on" time over twrnty-iv" bolts. have
nothing .; the kiE+t now, and feel like another per.
son altogether | can safely say that have not en-
ioyod such health for five years as DO now and can
| not "ralS" You and your medicines enough. May
tod ahun'tintiN bless and preserve Won! il the sin
rcrc desire Of one who has been so wonderfully r..
N'Nrd through your "ncy: and if any one dr~irr-
10 know with regard L" the rltrfllncSs of this report
4 they viii rlll upon any of my friends or upon me-
No.; DRYDEN Place, near Thompson street. below
iadwalndcr Philadelphia they Will he perfectly salts
| ned with the validity of the ease.
Yours with much respect.
MARY SCIINAIDT.
The above ease. described, is perfectly correct
| | know it to he true. Yours r. b. MILLER.
I Pastor Of Hancock NJ. L. Church.
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