Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-02-03

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Dh'J.s H. SSllENCNi
DBih SIN ~ feel Il duty 6Ne ttsyon .e,r,i- IN
all WHO arc. suffering under the discnses kno,f n g
CONSUMPTION and Liver Complaint, to let them know
what great bent hts have receive ed from your pnI
monte Syrup and Seaweed Tonic in SO short time
BY tie blessing of God il has cured me thus far 4
DR.. Schenct0 will now make my statement to
you MS follows About eighteen months ago [ wins
attacked with severe cough, and II settled on nv
lungs l could not retain nAything ate, and suf-
fered WITH evening foyels nhd night swtats. l was
very much reduced. The whites of MY eyes were
very yellow likewise my skin; my appetite all gone
and unable TO digest what did oat; Bowels swollen
Irregular and cosve. 1 was very low spirited, and
had such violent spells of icoughing when | laid
down at night and when arose in the morning that
they would last ono two hours = .., ..- i
then would be nearly exhausted and was entire
ly unable to lie "n my left eide. canno, desoritc
my wretched suffering ssI would wish todo. Every
organ In my body was diseased or deranged Such
was my situation at this time and was confined to
my bed from the last of February lo..2 not abie to
sit up. had the best OF medical attendance tho
whole Of the Cine. Nj cough was so very bad that
It racked me very much | at this time raised
large quantity Of thick yellow, offensive matter
sometimes with blood and il generally accorpn-
nicd by nausea and Iurred and th,ck roated tongue
| At the time of Coughing SO badly l would have
sharp, shooting pains in my left side and benrt light
swcats and all through my whole chest tud
much inward fever, pain in my bpek and undcr my
shoulder blades and in the small of my back and
at times go severe that it would throw me into
spah,ms' har. n, Now my physician gave me up to die
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do nothing for me, and at that time j was nothing
bu, skin md bones then WINS in the western part
of Missonrs In Jnne last We left there for the East
and in August last we came TO New York. and was
so reduced that could only walk n little with my
husbands help. After had been herc short time
the salt water breeze made me feel Nhch better for
time and then had again to call physician for aid
We had four of the best physicians of New York
but of no avail They ssfi was past cure. and that
my lungs were too fur gone Cor any to cure mo
/ aff Ifafs IL.
not able to do much Of anything. In November
last I grew worse and the pton diarrhca
set in and lasted about eight weeks. We had tried
all and everything that could grasp at like dying
|. person for my ydiseasesconsumption and liver
plHint-but of no avail.
In January, 1853, l 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 give me up die. At this time every
one who saw me did not think would leave my
bed living WOMAN. The first night was attacked
| with spasms, and was deranged most Of the time.
friend, Mrs. Harris. to me the last of the
week. and brought the Sunday Mercury In it
was an account OF great cure performed by DR..
Schenck. She fead ii to me. and 1t was much
like my own disease that asked my husband to 20
and see him for At this time had given up
all hopes of ever getting well again, and made my
/ peace with God, to be ready When He called for
me.
| On the 9th of January, 1888, my husband called
on DR.. Schenck, 32 Bond street. New York, and
stated to him my case with request for him to call
and see mc, which he did, and examined me with
tho respiro,netor. Wheh he was about to 60 ask ed
/ him if he could me His reply was: ~ can
not tell. both lungs diseased and the bronchial
| tubes affected on both sides. And yet he
seemed to think there were lungs enough left to ef
feet a cure if'the diarrhcs could be stopped lIs
said in order to do this, he would have to give Man
drake Pills in small doses at first, TO carry off the
morbid matter, and then with astringens. he hoped
To check it, which he did but the constant coughing
night sweats and dIurrhea had prostrated me that
he afraid my vital powers we're too much pros
trated ever 10 rally, and yet lie accMcd to think if
could live to get enough PnlInonic Syrup through
my system to cause expectoFatioh there were lungs
enough left ior 10 recovar. lie wished me TO try
the Pumonic Syrup and ScnHeed Tonic Mt once,
saying it would do me no harm, If iidid me 10 good.
! The first week it seemed 70 give mo strehgth, 90
that Sunday after l sat up in bed and ate he.rty
for n sick woman; but the next week lost all Hope
and wished my husband not to give INC any more
medicine. But the doctor had warned him OF this,
and when the medicine was clearing out the system
! it made them feel somewhat restless and to perse-
we're; and no insisted on my taking II; and new
feel the benefit Of it. For after eight days began
to gain strength and, with the exception OF n cold
that put me back some, have been gaining strength
o body, my cough is going away, and ul my pains
are gone; no soreness of the body, my bowels are
| regular ard my breath is sweet, and thank Dod
that now going about, ard sew and read ms well
as ever could. have taken sixteen bottles OF the
| medicine, eight Of each now have good nj pc
tito and rest well ct night; my cough does not
trouble me in getting up Or lying down. / would
here say to the afflicted with consumption or liver
complaint, that DR. Schenck Is no humbug. You
| can rely what he says Delay not; it is danger
| Gus TO trle with these diseases: Ii you would be
cured, go at once. and any one wshihg to know the
facts herein stated call Mt my residence II Z
West Houston street, New York city.
MRS. MARY +. FARLOW.
We, tho undersigned residents of New York, nre
| acquainted with Mrs. Fnrlow, and know her stale
scTs,ncR q b pGoniS & aha Gads seaSsed ave Tonic and
have reason to believe that to this medicine she
owes her preservation from premature grave.
S. FARLOW. III West Houston ST.
| EUGENE UNDERIiILL; 6T6 Greenwich st.
| AUGUSTA UNDERHtLL, 676 Greenwich ST.
A. i. HARRIS, III West Houston st.
EMILY GLOVER. II; Vest Houston st.
J l.. COLE, 80 Cottage place.
NJ A. LEIGHTON, 4s3 broadway.
Mrs. BENJAMIN CLAPP; ~ 8mity plaee.
l am we'll acquainted with Mrs Mary Farlow,
and with her husband, Mr. b: Farlbw, they having
for u Few months past, attended at my church. and
| amiconvin-ed Il at any statement which they might
make might be telied on . as true Tn;,, ,>o
JOHN BOWLING, d. D..
Pastof Of Bedford St. Baptist Church, \. Y.
De. Sehenek will be professionally nj his principle
Office No. l5 Worth Sixth Street: cother Of Commerce,
Philadelphia, esery Saturday, from A. NJ until
4P. NJ. No 32 Bond street, New York, every Tues
day, from to 3; No 80 Summer street; Boston,
Mass every Wednesday, from to 3. and every
other Friday at los Baltimore street, Baltimore Md
All advice Tree, but for ,htrough exuminatioh di
the lungs with the Rcsprorutcr, the Charge s three
dollars.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Scaweed Tonic,
each 81 40 pcr bottle 81 50 per half Dozen Man
drake Pills, % cents per box.
For sale by ai Drugg;srs and Dealers.
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