Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-21


.epnHnss1O N{x'Yo.a. March q. 1885,
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DsAs Sm.115eeLitA,asty1 oye to you end
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s s9%sa~ 1Sas st sef s III ss9 I S.ss ls C - rom rom
'our Palmunic syrup and Seaweed TUfic. IA 30
short tine, BY the blessing Of sod i hss e1r-
!. st. ssus MI 10 yoa. a & fSiic4s About sitSs
teen uS0nthSiAgd1 was STACKED with = severe
congh, md Il settled on my lungs; | could no
retsin nnything 1 ate, and suffered with evening
feyefs s1d night swestss iwas very much re-
duced The whites a NY eyes were very vel.
~ illsw1se ny skin nv appetite ~ eone, .se
irregular and cpstive. Twas very low spirited,
ana had such violent spells II coughing when /
lay down at night end when I srose In the mora
ing, that they would last ono or two hours. l
taen would be nearly exhausted, and was entire
y unable % Me On my left sue. ! cannot a.
odo. Every organ in my body was diseased ot
deranged. Sock was my situation at this time
and Was confined ~ my bed from the last Of
February, 1869, to Jpne, 1s69, mot able to sit up.
had the best - edical attendance the whole Of
the time. Ny cough was 80 very bad il racked
me very mach lst this time raised . large
qusntity OF thick, yellow, offensive matter, some
times with blood, aud it was generally accomta-
nied by nausea and q furred and thickicuxSed
ivngue Al the time Of coughing 50 badly,
would have sharp. shooting pains ID NY LETT side
and heart, night-sweats. and soreness Ill tirOp1h
/ : whole chest; had much inward fever. pains
IN my back and nnder my shoulder bl%le, aud In
the xmsll vi my back, and ~ times So sc we're hst
il would throw me INTO spasms. Now my physi.
Gums gave ME sup to die, Others \ had. and the
best Of them butthey could DO nothipg for ne,
and at that time ! was nothing but skin aud
bones.s l then was in the western part Of Mis-
souri,. In June last We left there Tor the Esst.
ana in August last we came to New York, and |
szsso reduced thai ! could only walk > littlesWith
ny husbands help. After ! had been here :
short time the sal! water breeze made me feel
rhuch better for a time, and then ! had sgsia to
Gull a y Musician for aid. We had four ofthe best
physicians in New York on the diseases Of the
lungs, and doctors Of all kinds, but Of no avail.
They said TINT l was past cure. and that my lungs
xere too far gone Tor any one 70 cure We. But
ii this time was on wy feet about the house.
act able to do much OF anything. In November
last | grew worse, and the consumption dfarshea
| set in and lasted about eight weeks. We had
tried all aud everything ! could grasp ut. like q
| jyingpcrsOn, for my dIseases-consufnption and
liver cumplalnt--but Of no avail. In January,
4 V06 ~So'b ". ny DtVt eaA
vas not expected TO 1--we the night out. Ny hus-
| band staid al my side, with other friends, and
they All gave me up to die. At this time, every
one who Saw me did not think | ever would leave
my bed a living CONAN. The first night was
| attacked with spasms, und was deranged most Of
the time. A friend, Mrs. Harris, came IN to see
me the last Of the week and brought the Sunday
| NercurY. In it was an account Of . great cure
performed by Mr.. Schenck. She read II to me.
and it was 50 much like INV disease that asked
-. .2.-..l y -. ..t caa 1i,. (r ,na 4 a. &c
time / had given up all hopes of ever getting well
again, and made my peace with God, to be ready
whenever he called for me u Ont ale z7th IF an
uary, 1858, my husband called on DR.. Schenck,
~ Bond street, New York, and stated TO him my
c ise, with a request for him TO call and see me,
which he cid. and examined me with the Fesp,r
~onieter. When he was about to go, ! asked him
IL lie could cure me. HIS reply was, Il cannot
tell ; both lungs are diseased. and the bronchisl
tubes nre affected On both sides" And yet he
seemed to think there were lungs enough left 10
effect a cure it the diarrhea could be stopped
lie said, in order to do this, he would have to
give me Mandrake Pills, in small doses at first,
! o carry oil the morbid mater. end then, with
AstI ingents, he hoped to check it, which he did,
but the constant coughing, nig~ht-sweuts and
liarrhea had Frustrated me, SO thathe was afraid
by vital powers were too much Frustrated ever
10 rally, and yet he seemed to think If | could
I've 10 yet enough Pulmonic Syrup through my
@ystem to cause cxpectoratiOn there were lungs
Enough lett Tor me to recover. lie wished me 10
by the Puiinonic syrup and Seaweed Tonic Ut
1nce. saving il would do me no h8rm, fit did ME
10 good. / that night commenced taking u ia
4lcsp60nful three times u day zach. The first
week il seemed 10 giv- me strength, 50 that on
sunday after ! satpp in bed and ate hearty for .
fek woman; but The next week l lost all hope
! ind wished my husband not to give me any more
medicine. But the doctor had warned him Of
this, that when the medicine was clearing out
| the system il made them feel sometimes RI restless,
aut 10 persevere; and be insisted on my tnkiDg
4; and now / feel the benefit oft; for after
ssght tays 1 began to gain my strength, and,
ylih the exception Ut a cold, that pu. me back
cine, | have been gaining strength Of body my
oougli is going away, aud all my pains are gone;
b soreness on the body my bowels are regular
and my breath Is sreci; and l thank God that ]
M now going about. and sew andfead as well as
,vcrI could. i Eayetaken sixteen bottles OF the
tlelieine- EIGHT vi each. 4 now have a good up
elite aud rest we'll ut night, my cough does not
troub'c me, save in gettl < up or living y !
vpuld here say to the afflicted with consumption
4 liver complaint, that DR.. Schenck is no hum
ltg. !. You can RELY on what he saws. Delay not;
rlis daagerous.,o irinc with the disease. ifyou
would be cured. yn At once, and any oae wishing
,lknow tve ia,a rs b"rein stated can call at my
r.sidcnce, III West Houston street. New York
Wy roxek ~ MIS- uApy rARtaw Go
We, the Undersigned. rcsiaenis of New Y.rk,
| are ACQUAINTED with Mrs. Fa!iow, and know her
statement 10 be trae. We also Know tllat sire
| used Dr.. iSchenck's Puirnooic & srnp and Sea
| aeed Tonic, aud have reascn " believe that to
this medic ne she owes her preserv alton from n
b. FAKIUW, iii West Houston street. fer.
EUGENE E~NDERHiLL, 76 Grccnwicb street.
Mrs. EUGENE ESDERNiEL, Cf0 Greenwich
stress ~ t
AUGUST UNDERHILL, SO Greenwich st.
A.. +. HARRIS. III West Houston street. .Sit
EMILY GLOVER, Ii. West Houston street. IS
J. l.. COLE, 50 Cottage place.
MA LEIGHTON, 40 lruadway. 'fa'
anu well acquainted with ,rs. Mary r. Far
low, aud With her husband, Mr.. r.. fnr!ow, they
having tsr' q few motifs past attended ut psy
church, and 1 am convinced that any state nlent
vlich they ,niight MAKE may b. relied on al trae.
.f4 JOAN DUNIIAG,D ID. d., I,
r as.or Of Bedford Street Baptis, Church, New
YORK. a. -
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