Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

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EMANpK1KEs PILLS.
Mt. ar,ssl Nsw Yosx. March q, 1858.
d. y. n. arsuvessa -so s.saS'Ai
Dan S.s:-I eel y ; Asty 70 yos ~
~ - sfe soldering nneer W. aleees snonn e
know NM eresl bsneG1e j hsves seeeivsd trvo
M rdiiSoSic Syfsp and Sesnesl Yonic in -
ss@A s;"s ~ ~ 11saGaKg ~ GoA il has cur.
Cd ,ne thus Ear. ,iSr. ScheAk, nil nov make
~ slasemeSt 70 tOu - follow; About eigh-
teen months agel 49, ieaassssd w''1 = sesese
retsIu q Wiling .se. and s06tred with evening
(xvers ana uisnt swests. oIwn very much re-
doced. The whit u my eyes wer4 very -.
b ., III o. ss my skin; my appetite al gone Z,
unable 70 disess whas dsN ~ De:sss swollen,
sse Sod 81 ..eS violent speass q coughing wbss
lay down n uishs and whsa lsrsse 10 the morn
/ inr, tina, they would last one or two hours. l
tisn wonla - nearly exhausted, snd was entire
~ unable 70 ne ~ my len si.s. eesnss 81
70 do. Evsrv organ u ny body vas daseased o.
| deranged Such WAS my situation at n'is time
! and vas confined tn my bed from the last Of
February. ls6s, 70 Juss, 1s6e not able to sit up.
had the best Of medical attendance ihs whole Of
s ~ cough -: . s very ro Dsa rss
qd,ntty 81 thick, yellow. o6ensiSe master, some
| tines With blood, snd II was generally accompa.
nied br pa.ses and . fnrssd aol thick coated
tongue At the time q coughing = badly. l
wodld have sh~p. shooting pains IN nv leIt slde
/ whole chest; had much inUerd fever, pains
| in ny bAck md Under my shoulder blade, and Y
the small Of my back, epa Ut Asmee ~ severe that
4 konld throw me into spasms. NOV my Pnysl'
eians gave lIse up to die.s Others had, ana the
| best ii them but they could do nothing for me,
and Il that time | vas nothing but skin aud
bones 4 shes wss ID the western part Of NM
souri,. in June lAst we left there tor the Best.
and in August last We came to New York: and
was - redueed thatI could only walk little with
my husbands help. After ! had been here :
much better for . time, and then had again to
call ply sician for aid. We bed four Ofthe best
| physicians in New York on the diseases Of the
lungs. and doctors of I'll kinds. but Of no avail.
They said that was past cure. and that my lungs
were too fAs goae for any one to cure re. But
| 1t this time vas On ~ feet shout the house.
not able 10 do much Of anything. In November
] Inst grew worse, end the consumption diarrhea
| set in and lasted about eight weeks. We had
tried all and everything could grasp at. like
dy my person, for my discases-co assumption anu
| liver com ylalnf-but Of no avail. In January,
| 1868, 4 was brought down again on my Oed, and
| YRS not espected 20 live the night out. My hus-
bsnd staid Ut my side, with other friends, and
| they all gsvc ine up to die. AT this time, every
one who saw me did not think ever would leave
| my bed living woman. The hrst night was
| attacked with spaslrs, and was deranged most Of
1 the tine. friend. Mrs. Harris came III TO see
me the las, Of the week and brought the Sunday
| Mercury. In It was IN account Of great cure
performed BY Mr.. Schenck She read it to me.
| and il was so mach like INV disease that asked
| my husband to 20 and see him for me. At this
time had given ap Ill hopes Il sver getting well
| again, and made my peace with God, to be ready
whenever Ii" called for me- On the 9Th ofJsu-
nary, 1854, my husband called ON DR.. Schenck
30 bond street, New York and stated to him my
| case, with request for him TO call and see me,
| which he id. and examined me with the respir
ometer. When he was about TO 90, asked him
| if he could cure me. His reply was, II cannot
tell; both lungs are diseased. and the bronchial
tubes are affected on both sides" And yet he
seemed to think there we're lungs enough left 10
effect cure il the diarrhes could be stopped
He said, in order to do this, he would have TO
give NE Mandrake Pills, in small doses al first,
70 carry of the morbid mater. end then, with
asti ingeuts he hoped to check il, which he did,
but the constant ecuHhing, night -swcats and
my vital powers were too much Frustrated ever
| to rally and vet he seemed to think il could
live 10 get enough Pulmonic Syrup through my
system to caase cxpectOratiOh there were lungs
enough lett for me 10 recover. DE wished me 10
/ try the Pulmunic syrup and Scaweed Tonic nt
once Saving 4 would do me no harm, il il did me
no good. a thar night commenced taking u Ia
/ tlespoonful three times day each. The first
| week 1t seemed 10 give mo strength, SO that on
sunday after sat up in bed and ate hearty for q
II. - k,,xt1 lpst Al hnV.n
and wished my husband not 10 give me any mol e
| medicine. but the doctor had warned him Of
this that when the medicine was clearing out
the ~ stem it made them feel sometimes restless
but to persey re; aud be insisted my taking
Il il; and now feel the benefit of it for after
eight aays l began to gain my strength, and,
wnh the exception Of . cold. that pu. ule buck
seine. have been gaining strength OF body my
ough is gong awny. and all my pains are gone;
no soreness on the body my bowels are regular
| and my breath il sweet; and thank God that
am now going about and sew and read us well a.
ever could. havetakeu sixteen bottles ofthe
mt dicne- eight OF each. now have agood up
petite and rest well at night my cough does not
i trouble me, save IN Eetti up or living down. ]
| would here say ~ the afflicted with consumption
or liver complaint that DR.. Schenck is no hum
| bug You can rely on what he says. Delay not;
II IS dangerous to trihe with the disease. ifyou
would be cured, 20 At once, and any one wishing
to know the facts as herein stated can call al my
residsscc, III West Houston street, New York
City.
| MRS. MARY r. FARLOW
We, the undersigned, RESIDENTS Of New 1cIk,
/ are acquainted with Mrs. Farlow, and know her
statement to be ffue. We also know that she
| used Df. Schenck's Puimonc Syrup and Sea
| this medic ne she 0wes her preserv alton from u
b FARfDW' l11 West Houston street.
| EUGENE UNDERHILL. 10 0rcenwich street.
Mrs. EUGENE UNDEREllLL, SIC Greenwich
AUGUST .UNDERHlLL, s7s Greenwich Ct.
IF. HARRIS, III West Houston street.
EMILY GLOVER, III West Houston street.
J. L. COLE, So Cottage place
| n. A. LEIGHTON, ass froadway.
Mrs. BENZ. CLAPP, ~ Ami,y place.
l am we'll acquainted with Mrs. Mary 7. Far
low, and with her husband, Mr.. B. Farlow. they
| having for a few months past attended at my
church, and nm c0nv nced that abv state lAent
which they might make may be relied ON ~ true
JOAN BOWLING, d. D..
Pastor Of Bedford Street Baptist Church, New
York.
ANOTHER SINGULARCASE.
Ovyicr or n. y, AID GALSxA LsSD c. I
| No. % Nassau street. New York, June /, IL 4
DIR. ). u. sCHENCK.
DEAR SiR:-For over fifteen years have been
/ LTOuDleO Win StvcEc Ooukus Huu uSuaIty tWO ~
three times year with more or less hemorrh.ge
which 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 hemosrsge. and according 10 the judS
ment Of god New York phystsian, l was clssS
ed ~ bey ond the reach Of medicine, and wss ad-
vised to Be, prepared, 90 far a property matters
were concerned, to leave this world 1t short no.
tice This physician land my good friends) said
that .the first severe cold 1rok must prove 10
tal." Early in January took severe cold and
scsb siessy cy raon sour :. once ss
think about the 18th Of January procured
bottle Of your Pul~eni; syrup, aud commenced
much swollen. and oil the symphonic Of . speeoj
death seemed 70 accompany my cold. seqslot
~ former physician and sisted e him I'm
Fwss taxing your medicine. and after showing
them to him, and having tasted Of them etc., h1
replied: ..You can take them il you like, they
Viii do you NO HARM" He said you know
what told You last summer, and say the same
now. if you have any business to close up. pot
fat il or" He said to other friends thu he
rsscould sac no hope tor me-" and my friends and