Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17

the bleeding unu 10 CvUhtfp1yc the OoWeiD |
for fe ar that movement would stsD& the bleed.
Amer taking . thorough view Of the case, I
prescribed quite the reverse. Erst gave him
large dose Of my Mandrake Pills to open the
Ihad not done this he would certainly have had
another hemorrhAge, and he 70 blsd to deslh.
then gave him the Pulmo mic Syrup and the Sea
Weed Tonic freely. Il took nearly three months
6y m treatment he did not have another hem
orrhage, and Is now fully recovered, and . fat,
healthy man.
JOpN O. GREEN, OF TACONY, EiGHT NILES
vEPnlLADELPHlA,
wa confined TO his bed IN the last stage Of con-
snmptios for long time. H. Vas advised 70
"a by them. when he commenced using them
his family looked lor his Aeath at any moment
be required constant attention, and bod 70 be
Tanned continually % keep lie In him, % was 90
completely prostrsted. 1he Pulmcnic Syrup
expessstion ef : cure. Although Il relisvsA him.
Thea they sent for me 70 maks "a examination.
did % |; found one lung sound, end told him he
might gss perfectly vsA y following my advice;
This Dot only discouraged him. ens snlivs,ed
the better His appetite returned. and with i :
heslthy cireuleticn, and in fact renewed health
and strength. - confident he'd he not taken
my msdiciscs and edhersA strictly - my In
oSf0ctlOnS nc WOViO UoVe O0vCI OScW 1ol0S0 IIOul
his bed. In cases Of consumption almost everv
one tells the patient that there are no hopes he
must die and encourages them when, after
making an Examination and thoroughly under
standing the case, l ind can give in almost
nine cascs out Of ten good encouragement to the
patient, which will be really Of benefit. l am
happy TO state that this paticnthss entirely re-
covered and enjoys the best Of health.
MRS BARTHOLOMEW, OF NO. So WEST
FORTY-FlFTH STREET. NEW YORK,
came to my rooms, SO Bond street, with run
ming tumor on her liver. She was very nervous,
cough, and wasted away 70 . shadow her mind
was snected-that 10, she wss very duh and stu
pd-and seemed to have lost her reasoning fac
| ulties. The tumor had been running over four
teen years. l told her could cure her. and gave
her oil Of my medicines. kept her bowels well
open. There were two holes in the tumos, and
| the matter began 70 run freer than ever, until
the whole disease run out. II took about three
| months to cure her. One day she came to me
frightened. saying the tumor had stopped run
ning. and the holes were healing up. and every
doctor had told her 10 mind and not let II heal
| up, a. il would cause DEATH told her that her
system was in . different condition now the
diPease had left her system. and nature had
healed the ulcers up. She is now welt, and has
brought me moro patients than any one that
have ever cured.
MRS. BARTHOLOMEW BROUGHT TO MY
ROOMS A FRIEND, MISS LUCINDA SEQ.
FIELD, OF STANFORD. CONN,
in the very last stage of consumption. lexam-
ined her lungs. The middle lobe Of the right
long was gone and the bronchial tube Of the
left badly affected. She had had q number of
hsmorrhagss. gave no encouragement but
Mrs bartholomew said she knew and felt SO
| confident, from her own experience, that could
and really must cure her and that she had
seen other p..'e.ss IN my Office a. bad. or even
| worse than her friends casa was. undertook
the case. Miss Scofeld remained in New York,
and took the Syrup, Tonic and Pills, and has
got we'll. and mot only well, but quite feshy and
this u peculiar feature Of my medicines after
they become cured il leaves the system in such
| healthy state that they become rather heshy
| Miss Sco6eld occasionally comes to New York,
but always calls At my rooms. saying she really
feels 80 much indebted 10 me for prolongng
her life when Death seemed staring her in the
face. and takes pleasure in stating her case TO
those patients who may be waiting, and adv ises
oil do a. she did and be restored 70 health.
IN THE YEAR 1868, WIN. u. FARLOW
| called at nv rooms, so Bond street. and wished
mo 10 go and see his wife that she was very
low with Consumption and that he knew could
DO no GOOD. but she wished 70 see me. After |
got through with my patients went and found
the lady confined to her bcd-a mere skeleton
with distressing cough, raising large quanii-
ties OF matter. appetite gone legs swollen. and,
what was worse than all, chronic diarrhra -
| Her bowels had been moved eleven times that
day, and had been so tor some weeks On max
ing examination with the Rcsprometcr found
she had no cavities IN the lungs. II was only an
affection Of the bronchial tubes caused from Z
torpid liver. I told her she had lungs enough
to get we'll but was afraid that she would die /:
that the disease had been SO long that il could
not be carried of, that she might sink with il.
She asked me II she could get we'll. said no ;
hat did not think she could last two weeks
She insisted on my doing rs l thought proper.
and If il should end her days, il was no matter
| gave her dose OF my Mandrake Pills. and or
dered another dose the next day, and to give
her the Pulmonc Syrup, in small doses. and the
Sea Weed Tonic - fast =: she could take it.
This was on Tuesday, and by the following Sun
day the darhGa was BY this tire tment complete
~ checked, and she was able 70 cit up in bed Her
appetite had returned, and her strength ipcreas-
ed, and in comparatively short time, consider
ing the bad state Of the case, she was well. Al
this time she lived at No. III West Fourteenth
street they have removed from there and At
present am unaware Of their address. She
sent me a certificate Of her cure certified bv her
pastor, the Rev. DR. Bowling, Pastor Of the Bed
ford Street Baptist Church.
MR.. BOWLING, ONE OF THE PROPRlETORS
or THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, NEW
YORK,
came to my rooms. 80 Bond street, New York,
suffering very much indeed. examined his
lungs and found the upper lobe Of the left lung
had large cavity. lie had expended large
amounts TO be restored to health. and had visited
Cuba and other places for his health, but deriv-
ed no benefit whatever. commenced my usual
practice, giving the Pulmonic Syrup. Sea " ead
Tonic and Mandrake Pills, and in the course of
three months the lung was bealed and he Is now
healthy and iieshy man.
MISS CATHARlNE COLLINS, ell MOTT
STREET, NEW YORK.
This was indeed very bad case. | was call
ed upon to visit her about the LIST Of February
| last, and found her bedfast and apparently in
the last stage of Pulmonary Consumption. She
had night sweats, Chills and flashes Of Heat 1t
times Very much emaciated, and so complete
~ debilitated that she had to be propped up in
bed ! made the examination with my Respi
| r1meter, aud tOung the left lung, from ton to
| bottom, SO diseas as to be q complete mass Of
corruption. The right bronchial tubes were also
effected, but there were cavities. She had
an incessant cough, and her mother stated that
her husband, tthe patients father) and several
Of her chill iren had suffered similarly, and de-
spite the best medical skill then known. had
died. Although with scarcely any hopes, j IN
dertook the case, determined TO do my utmost.
and done so gratuitously, the family being SO
poor that they could not afford 70 purchase the
medicine. by using my Pulmonic Syrup Sea
Weed Tonic, and the Mandraks Pills, and fol-
| lowing my advice, and care and attention. she
i now we'll and hearty, and takes pleasure 10
state her case to sufferers who may call upon
her.
Mr.. CHARLES JOHNSON. 81. sls FEDERAL
STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
This gentleman had suffered for wears with
diseased liver. and after having been under the
treatment Of several eminent phy sicians. who
had al given up his case q hopeless. he called
upon me, and took my medicines for two months
and vas restored TO health. Five years have
e!spsed since the cure IVES effected, and he 10
| still in the enjoyment Of mnst excellent health
HENRY Z. AUNDY, RAILWAY, MI.
This patient had taken . severe cold. that set
tied in the back, and then another which settled
on the lungs and brought on an attacx Of pleur-
4 isy. This attacked the upper part Of the right
lung. and formed IN assess, causing intense
pain, and dschsrging quite quantity OF thick
mucous. He was advised bv Or, Craig. an old
physician Of Railway, 10 visit me- He com
meuced using my medicines. and 10 now we'll
| and hearty, and DR.. Craig has endorsed his Ger.
ti6cate, stating the facts Of the case
T. =. SHELDON, OFFICE OF THE NEW
YORK AND 0ALENA LEAD CO.. 70 MAS
SAU STREET, NEW YORK.
This gentleman he'd suffered for over IS yesrs
with . severe cough, and hemorrhages two,
| three aud four times year. rendering him 30
weak rs to be unable TO regularly attendt 70 bust
| ness. He had had the very best medical advice
from physicians in New York and other cities,
| receiving only temporary relief from any. Az
ter using my medicines and following the direc-
tions, the cough left him, his appetite returned,
and he is now y well, hearty man.
MARTIN KOCH, OF THE FIRM or YOUNG L
KOCH, PALESTINE, OHIO,
had been suffering during the winter and spring
and pronounced BY physicians to be IN the last
stage Of Consumption. He had q very bad
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