The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-04-21
MEDICLNHL.
CONsUMPTIvEs,
Read What DR.. Schenck is Doing.

Read What DR.. Schenck is Doing.
DIR. J. II. sCIIENCK,
DEAR SRI feel it duty owe to you, and to all
who suffering unlar the diseases known Con-
sumption aud Liver Complaint to let them know what
great benefits have received from your pulmonic Syrup
AID Sea-Weed Tonic in short time BY the blessing
of God it has cured me thus far.
DR.. Schcrk, will now make my statement to You.
follows:-About eighteen months ago | was attacked
with severe congh and it settled my lungs; could
not retain ANYTHING ate, and suffered with evening
fevers and night sweats. | 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: bow els swollen irregular and costive.
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 he nearly exhausted and was entirely
unable to lie my left side. | cannot describe my
wretched suffering ms would wish to do. Every organ
in my body diseased deranged Such my
situation at this time aud was confined to my bed from
the last If February lSG2 to june 1862 able sit
up had the best of medical attendance the whole of
the time My cough was very bad that it racked me
very much | at this time raised large quantity of
thick yellow offensive matter. sometimes with blood
and it was generally accompanied with nalsea and
furred and thick coated tongue At the time of cough
ing so badly would have sharp shooting pains in my
left side and heart nig -eats 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 that it would throw into
srnasns. Now my physician gave up to die. Others
had and the best of them but they could do nothing
for and at that time nothing but skin and bones
then in the western part of Missouri In June last
left there for the East, and in August last
to New York, and was reduced that could only walk
little with my husbands help After had been here
short time the salt water breeze made me feel much
better for time and then had again to call plysi-
clan for aid We had four Of the best physicians of New
York the diseases of the lungs and of all kinds
but Of no avail They sud past cure AMI that my
lungs were too far gone for any to But mt
this time my feet about the house, not able 10
do much Of anything In November last grew worse,
and the consumption darrhea set in and lasted about
eight weeks. We had tried all and everything that
coad grasp at like dying person. for my diseases
consumption and liver compaint-hut of no avail.
In january. 1853. Was brought down again on my
bed and was not expected to live the night out. My
husband stayed at my side and other friends and they
all gave mp to die At this time every who
did not think would ever leave my bed living
woman The first night l'as attacked with sasms and
was deranged most of the time friend Mrs Harris,
came to the Inst of the week, and brought the
Sunday Mercury. In it was an account of great cure
performed by Dr. Schenck. She read tome. and it
much like my disease that asked my husband to 20
and see Him for At this time had given up all
hopes of getting well again. and made my peace with
God. to he ready whenever lie called for me.
On tie 9th Of January 1868, my husband called on
Dr. Schenck 81 Bond street New York. and stated to
him my case. with request for him to call and me-
which lie did, and examined with the respironcer
When lie was about to 90 asked him if he could
me? His reply was: +" | cannot tell, both lungs
diseased and the bronchial tubes affected on both
sides" And yet he seemed to think there lungs
enough left to effect cure, If the diarrhca could he
stopped. He said in order to do this he would have to
give Mandrake pills in small does at first to carry off
the morbid matter, and then with astrngents he hoped
to check it, which he did, bat the constant coughing
night sweats and dayrhea had Frustrated that he
afraid my vital powers too much prostr
to rally and yet he seemed to think if could live
to get enough Pulmonc Syrup through my system to
cause cXccnratian there were lungs enough left for
to He wished try the Pulmonc Syrup and
Seaweod Tonic at once. saying would do no me harn if
it did me good The first week it seemed to give
strength. so that Sunlry after sat up in bed and ate
hearty for sick woman: but the next week lost all
hope and wished my husband not to Civ" Q any
medicine. But t"e doctor had warned HIM of this and
when the medicine was clearing out the system it made
them feel somewhat restless and to presevere: and he
insisted 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 ba *
have been gaining strength of body my ugh 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 going about, and sew
and read as well as ever could have taken sixteen
bottles of the medicine, eight of each. / have
good appetite and rest well at night my cough does not
trouble me IN get Ing up or lying down. would here
say the afflicted with consumption or liver complaint
that Dr. Schcnck is no humbug. You can rely on what
he says. Delay not it is dangerous trife with these
diseases. If you would he cured at once; and any
Wishing to know the facts herein stated call
my Residence, III West Houston street New York city
MRS. MARY p FARLoW.
| Wc the undersigned residents Of New York are ac-
quainted with Mrs Farow, and know her statement to
be true We also know that she used Dr. Schencks Pull
monc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic and have reason to be-
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| from premature grave.
| b. FARLOW. III Houston st.
EUGENE UNDERIII Ill. 676 CircenYich st.
| MRs. EUGENE UNDEN FILL SO Greenwich st.
AUGUSTA UNDERIIILL 676 Greenwich st.
| A. +. HARRIS, III West Houston st.
| EN- LY GLOVER, III West Houston st.
| J. l.. COLE 33 Cottage pl.
| NJ. 4. LEIG HTON 1873 Broadway
| Mrs. BENJAMIN CLAPP, 10 Amity pl.
am well acquainted with Mrs. Mary +. Farlow. and
with her husband Mr. b. Farow, they having for few
months past attended at my church. and convinced
| that any statement which they might make may be
| relied OH US true. JOHN BOWLING. ID. d.,
| Pastor of Bedford st. Baptist Church, NJ.
DR.. Schench will no professionally at his principal
Office M. Ii North Sixth street, Of Commerce
Philadelphia. every Saturday. from A. NJ. until p.
No - Bond street. New York every Tuesday, from tc
3; No. IS Summer street, Boston, Mass every Wednes
day. from to 3. and every other Friday at los Bati
more street, Baltimore Md All advice free, but for
thorough examination Of the lungs with his RcspirUmete
| the charge Is three dollars.
Price Of the Pulmnnic Syrup and Seawced Tonic eacl
81 80 Der bottle. or 81 80 per half dozen Mandrake,
| Pills. Is cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.