The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-01-20
A MOTHER GREAT CURE
IN TIE CITY OF NEW YORK,
Of highly respectable citizen, well known to the
mercantile community, by
THE GREAT LUNG DOCTOR of PHILADELPHIA

mercantile community, by
DR.. J. H. SCHENCK,
| THE GREAT LUNG DOCTOR of PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE Y. Y. AND GhEy, LEAD Co.,
No. IS Nassau St, Y. Y. June l. 1SG5.
On j.. II. ScrGEScKDear Sir For fifteen years
have been troubled with severe cough and usually
two three times year with more or less heInur-
image which together for the last few years, has kept
me thin in flesh and too weak to do business of any
kind without suffering. In August last had very
severe hcmorr,IaEe, and, according to the Judgment
of good New York physician cassed as be-
You'd the reach Of medicine, and advised to be
prepared. so far ~ property matters concerned
10 ltaVe TINS world At short notice. The physician
and my good friends said that the first cold took
must prove fatal Eary IN January | took severe
cold am fortunately was occupying rooms at No 30
BOND STREET. directly ever your office. | think
about the 10Th of January procured bottle OF your
Pulnpnlc Syrup and commenced taking it freely
Ny feet and limbs very much swollen, and all
the symptoms of speedy death seemed to accom-
pany my cold sent for my former physician, and
stated to him that was taking your medicines aud
after showing them to him. and having tasted of Them
&C., he replied: = You can take them If you like they
will do You no HARM" lie said: You know what |
told yoll last summer. and say the now i' you
Fave any business to close up, do not put it off, He
said t" other friend that he could see no hope for
me, and my friends and relations concluded my t!mc
had come. At this time WAS taking freely Of your
medicine. but had not seen You. The doctor called a
few tunes. and found me unuch to his surprise. he
SAID Improving, and he could not understand why.
My faith was Increasing in your medicines, and had
Il wish t" have you examine my case. and see what
:
and made the examination You gave mo but little
| encouragement but on the contrary expressed sad
doubts Of my ever being helped out of my then diff
cu"' me second tine that you called, inning me
still gaining, you gave encouragement, saying my
"syuipt@imr were improving; the Pltlmonic syrup
Se'W"ed Tonic and Mandrake Pills had acted like
charm. My circuatlon my cough. my appetite. all
bcgan to improve. and could wGk about my
little You visited me nearly every Tuesday, and
found me improving and told me not 70 20 out of my
room until the first day Of May. took cold while
under your treatment my appetite became irst-rate
and you told me TO eat everything wished of nu
lfu3uS nature; and To- exercise about the room as
much as possible. followed your advice. and to the
surprise Of my old physician and friends, seem
much better than have been for several years, and
breathe better than I ever expected person could
with one lIlrig tire left being completed dried up. |
feel very grateful to you and consider your advice
ana medicines invaluable. Yours truly.
rs. SHELDON.
taken with very troublesome cough md PAIN III
my breast: seven or eight months passed away With
| ont MY dong anything for myself Then applied
t" n physician. who attended for about three
months without rendering me any service. | also
obtained the advice and treatment of physician in
one of our hospitals, Hhd also had the advice and
treatment of two other physicians but purpose
During this long space of time was nearly dead:
several times my friends came to see me and witness
my exit into the sprit-world. was confined TO my
beds two months at one time. My breathing eX
cecdngly short gave up several tItcS all hope of
getting better: and rs regarded getting well, that was
entirely our fthe question And to think this day |
am well and hearty! ] was ADVISED by some of my
friends to try Dr. ScnESCKs Medicines accordingly
bought bottle after bottle. until reached the ninth
then found decided change in my cough for the
better suffered severely from palpitatIon of the
heart and TWO weeks after commenced taking your
medicine this difficulty ceased.
When first went to pr. Schenck's Office it was
with difficulty that could get up into his reception
| ROOM was weak and swclled: my skin as
sa!low as though had the jaundc": felt dull
| h"a' y and se"ple1s. Dr. Schench after examining
me- said both my lungs affected, and gave inc
but llttl" hope; but his medicines in about two weeks
took right hold of me: it seemed 90 right through
| my whole system. The Pumonc Syrup Scaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills. all took right hold in the
right place. The Pills brought away great quantities
OF hlI" and slime: the syrup looscned the matter in
| my lungs, which came off very free: he Scaweed
| I"ni" CAV" me an appetite and everything seemed
| to taste good.
| TO show what great power the medicines have in
purifying my system, and to show how bad was
discussed beside all the bile that passed my bowels.
and the Eat quantities of phlcgn and matter eX-
pectorated broke ont all III large hoils. that
would continue to gatherand run for about sx weeks.
| and had nj one time over twenty-five hos. have
nothing of the kind now, and feel like another per-
son altogether. can safely say that have not ell
1oyrd such health for five years rs do now, and
| not praise you and your medicines enough. May
God abundanty bless and preserve you! is the sin
| ccrc desire of one who has been wonderfully
lieved through your agency; and if any desires
| # they will call upon any ofmy friends upon me-
| No. Dryden Place, near Thompson street. below
CadwaIacer. Philadelphia, they will be perfectly salts
fled with the validity of the case.
Yours, with much respect.
MARY SCIINAIDT.
The above case, as described is perfectly correct
| know it Is be true. Yours. T. Il. MILLER,
Pastor of Hancock NJ. E. Church.
Dr \Ti1l lp HE