The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-08
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

DR.. J. 81 scHENcK:
Dear Dir About sixteen years ago,
while lying in Ca ,ads, my health became very
poor. My diseaAe came on dually,besnning
with ]Osl of appetite and afterwards great weak.
n. IS, viii ich brought on night ,weats and a dry,
hacking lcough. My chest and paet were very
weak aid SO sore that ! could not bear my
weiglt4 gaiast the back Of o chair. AT differ
ent lin u l rsised consider abe blood. which my
physician said came from he lungs l employ
cd seye / ct5rs but they all told me the
aud the iasl one that had al.o said that could
i've bit short tina, that mad better go to
my nblheI's home 10 Winstead, Ct. ss soon as
coulh hat with careful nursing might live
for some time. WAen l got 10 my Mothers
was very low indeed, 10 mat my mother sent
for her docIor He pronounced me beyond all
nelpl He, h Iwever, left me some medicine
whichbe said wou d relieve my worstsymptoms.
After his my mother employ ed another doctor,
Who add that one of my lungs was nearly gone.
ate tc4rcely any thing for several months, and
who live. in Co'linSvile CT gave my father
one oiIsur pamph cts OF Consumption. He
brought IL home and told me 20 look il over and
see nllhy of the cases described in II were like
minel read tbs book through, aud found so
ma Je,ses described thee thatssemed as bad
as mice, that were cured. thatI began TO hope
that 1b)o might recover by using your medi-
cinesj Ny father, finding that they were NOT
kept1n Winstead. sent 70 New fork an gota
suppl In one week after. began their use,
my nIlat sweats ceased, and my appetite began
TO improve. In two weeks after This was much
better In every way; COMMENCED 10 use the
msdidbes in March; In July felt quite strong:
in tWehnonths more / was wei, and have had
good heal h ever since. i believe that Iwould
iclnqsl Is all tn g doctors l. had said my
diseAe was Con. mytion, and was incurable.
i00' Mrs. CHAs. W. rLuMMER.
Apri 10Th, 1881. 274 Main OF Spiing geld, Mass,
DR. !. II. ,6cHgNCK, Philadelphia, Pa.
Uar Sir-seeing one of your aaenls dtstrib-
uti y your books In this village few days age
hastemindtd me of the past and has made me
feeith.t ought to acknowledge with gratitude
thebeneft / once received from your medicines,
vas a soldier in the army from 1862 TO 1866,
and when mustered out was In crippled state.
having had during my service scurvy and camp
fever, which, with the malaria OF the swamps
IN which much of our operations were carried
on. left me disea.ed all over. 1 was soon at
tacled with chronic diarrr ea and constant
baCSing cough. Ny whole nervous system was
completely Frustrated. was apparently fast
approaching the grave In LOOKING over the
ne 'fpvpers to inl something advertised that
wi nd do me good found the advertisement
of dur medicines. Though l had but little
IA u, bought the Syrup and Tonic and COM
M r. ed their use. j soon found That what you
sad of your medicines was true, for they
w led an entire revolution IN my system, my
% m sIadaa.ly sEeW less untl II disappeared
al iiether, as d d also nv diarrhoea and other
al Hang symptoms, and was entirely cured.
tw.Ihines: the Cooper shop Free Refresh
NIL saloon for soldiers. Philadelphia. and DR..
20 1ucks incidents, OF Phi sdelph q. L be-
II the medicines saved my life as ! have
stt la. Pardon the late acknowledgement Of
~ freat benz mt / have received fr'm you.
Your obsde nt servant
JOEL b. STEVENS,
lot Regiment Maine volu itesrs, Army Of the
Htomac. Present Residence Orange Frank
10 Coudty, Mass-
Nay 2Sts, 1881.