The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-05-22
From Mr.. Harley p. Hopkins, Of PrOyi.
dence, r. l. He Is Cured OfCOnsump-
ton by DIR. Schenck's Medicines, After
Being Given Up to Die by Some OF
the Best Physicians in the City.
DIR. J. II. ScHENcK:

DIR. J. III. SCHENCK:
Dear Sir: I have been cured OF what three of tbs
best physicians of this city told Consumption
of the Lungs by the use of your medicines. was.
first attacked with the disease in October. $780, and al
though was from that time continually under tho
care of physician, grew worse and worse, until
a. Last was confined e my bed can hardly Fay
ny lungs had been Weak for many years pr3ns TO
breast II took the least cold, exerted myself too
much in any way grew worse, my cough became
through the night would be AZ wet as though water
had been thrown over me was continually raising Using
my lungs, ard at last had all the well-known symp-
toms OF CONSUMPTION in its last stages.
two other doco Of this city, and Sey after exam m
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not live as ny time would be very short for arang
cine Would be- Of any use to me' The next day my
friend. Mr. H. l. Leith, hearing OF my condition, sent
might relieve my cough, and make my cxpectoration
easier | began using T. never even hoping that
When The first bottle was gone / sent and got more
ties Ali this time was in bed, and was so Weak thai
had 70 be lifted; This was not difficult thing to do.
have said. commenced the use of tho medicine
with no thought OF is curing me- but after taking tho
thing had not before done for many months I
omitted 70 mention that after taking four i've bot
Ties OF the Puimonic syrup also began taking
the Seawced Tonic and also took some OF the
is needless for me to give you an account Of az
my feelings during my recovery. OF course il was
slow, but was also sure. grually gained strength.
the character Of what raised from my lungs was
clianged-not being so onensyc-and at last was able
10 get up and walk about my room. From this time
my recovery was rapid. gained flesh fast. and soon
went outdoors, and now am entirely we'll wonder
70 all my acquaintances who me when was so.
low
weigh ICE pounds. appetite good. and can truly
say mat never lett better in my life consider Your
medicines az wonderful in tlicir effects. 1lry have
saved NV life, and feel thankful 10 You that am
anxious that all who are suffering with lung troubles
should know how good they are. OF course. can
give better account of my IN telling Of IL than
writing and II any who read this are Interested they
are welcome To call on Mt my Residence.
Yours truly. HARLEY y. HOPKINS.
May 10, 1881. No. 2tIowell street, Providence. H. L.
Mn. HARLEY T. ITorKINs. who writes the foregoing
letter 70 DR. Schcnck OF Philadelphia is old resi-
dent of Providence. have known him well Tor the
last fifteen years and assure the public that all
he has written in regard to his sickness and recovery
is strictly tue. He was considered a ConsUmptive,
in the last stages of the disease, by his and
friends, and believe that his recovery N entirety
due 70 the use of DIR. Schencks Medicines.
"A. l. LEiTH, Druggist
May 10. 1881. No. 2S2 N. NIah St, Providence. H. l.