The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-17

From Mr.. Harley p. Hopkins, of Provi-
dence, II. 1. He Is cured of Consump-
tion by DIR. sohenck's Medicines. after
being given up to die by some Of the
best physicians of tho city.
On. j. H. scHENcK
Dear Sill have been cured of what three OF
the best physicians of this city told me was
Consumption OF the Lungs, by the use Of your
medicines. l was first attacked with the dis
ease in october, 1880, and although | was from
that time continually under the care OF r ply.
slciRn, l grew worse and worse, until l was
confined To my bed. / can hardly say that ]
was first attacked with the disease In 1880, for
my lungs had been weak for many years pre-.
yiOus to this, and l would quite often have Be.
we're pain In my breast, II ! took the leHst cold
or eGerted myself too much in any way. /
grew worse, my cough became very bad l had
night Bweats 30 severe that my bed, through
the night, would be as wet as though water
had been thrown over me. was continually
raising blood and large quantities OF offensive
matter from my lungs. and at last had all the
well'known symptoms of Consumption In Its
last stages.
At the request OF my family my physician
called In two other doctors OF this city and,
they, after an examination, agreed that my
case was hopeless. they informed my wife
that | had better be told that l could not live,
as my time would be very short for arranging
my worldly affairs. They also said that no
medicine would be OF any use TO me. The
next day my friend, Mr.. II. / Leith, hearing OF
my condition, sent me a bottle Of your Pull
monte Syrup. thinking It might relieve my
cough, and make my expectoration easier. !
btkhu uslnB y Won holtAhk hAA"N ~ 'NAAN
cure me, but hiding great relief from its use,
When tho first bottle was gone ! sent and got
more: 30 | continued II until Ind used seven
or eight bottles. All this time ! was In bed and
was 80 weak that I had to be lifted. This was
not a diflcult thing TO do, however. as l only
weighed about ninety pounds. As ] have said.
/ commenced the use of the medicine with no
thought OF its curing me. but after taking the
eighth bottle l would sometimes feel a little
hungry, n thing | had not before done for
many months. 1 omitted to mention that after
taking four or nye bottles OF the Pulmoni
syrup, | also began tnking the Seaweed Tonic,
and | also took some OF the Mandrake Pills.
Q
1t ia needless for me to give you an account
OF all my feelings during my recovery, or
course 10 was slow, but II was also sure. /
| gradually gained strength, tho character OF
what | raised from my lungs was changed
not being so orensiyo-and at lF . 1 was able to
get up and walk about my room. From this
time my recovery was rapid. / gained flesh
fast and soon went out doors, and now | am
| entirely we'll, n wonder to all my acqualntunces
who saw me when | was so low.
weigh one hundred and slNty-twO pounds.
appetite good, and ! can truly say that | never
felt better in my life. / consider your medi-
clnes as wonderful Ia their effects. They have
saved my life. aud l feel 30 thankful TO you
that | am anxious that all who are suffering
with lung troubles should know how good they