The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

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It's II jlle Ol'ce an ihll ,de!phiG
MIR. DAVID LACEY
was sick for nearly six years. He had many
d I-rrnt doctors that he said nls house loosed
ike drug st IRE, tor zach Physician prescribed
a dinefelt curse OF treatment. He usually ioi
Il little b ittrr la tue sdn ser mo tbs, but rs
soon US tle wet rod wealth ( lail came ha was
down again. riS weigh, ~eUt Gown from oie
hundred aud siSty'fiye TO one hun and
scnenrk' S me- icnes. aud they cur,d him In tie
course OF a iew mlnIDs lie now in exec, lent
health His brother was al'o cuted OF Con-
sumption by br SSnencRs medicines. Mr.. La
eey resides at No. 1920 spring Garden street.
ILLINOIS.
We fhal, next mention the case OF Mrs. A. W
W H.. OF Pekiu, Ill H;r husband writes NOV,
II. III , winter OF 1877 three pr minent doc.
tor, To d me that my Wit, had Consum vuon, and
that she co llu not 1.-Two until sprl1 :. BY the
ai,ice o . irioud he used e. echancks medi-
Thank 1oi, By iis use her iiie was saved. Soc
Mr.. Waite Is the vrnpiia,o- OF the White House
a Pvkin, III. Il you live near there Call anu see
him.
A FARMER, MIR. AARON ECKER,
OF KNOX, N. ",
Was cured Of Consumption by Dr. he nck's
Tue phlegm rom his lungs won d collect Ia The
bronchial ,tes to ,u III all extent III he Was
sonnet mes iu danger OF choking 10 death. He
mad night twea s. severe cough ana otten such
pain in his sides aud breast tina. 1t was mpossi-
bic tolie down. His feet aud legs were badly
swollen He is now 80 well that n works GU
his farm, aad enjoys better health than he has
in years. Call on or write to him. HIS address
is KuoI, Albany couaty, N. Y.
MIR. JOHN G. NoTHACKER,
OF SHELBY, OHIO,
Read The Cleveland II rad, and saw that sew;
el al per ons mad cen cured OF Consumption bV
Or tchencn'E meaiei O.. He coacud ID to try
them IS he had been suffering with ulg dis
case Tor tome time. II, lays: "Tdey vera
RAJ uer SLOW Ia tn .r at at cst, but ater TAX
lag tnen !or a ouD,e Of week. saw that Was
getting tier" II rooI recovered his h :alLh
mud str NTH See Dr.. ScIea;k'S BOOK on Cou-
sumptio page II.
MIR. SANFORD CALDWELL
Was rejected by the armv oh 1sician in 1862 as
| unfit for service, who said that one of b. .ngs
was entirely gone ha had gwen 10 al. no 30
| of recovery, when Mr. John s. Benson.wht
| lives in Indananol 3. advi ed him 10 use Dr
Schenck's medicines. He improved very las
after beginnngtheir use, and was finally cured
His health has emainsd good ever since M
RECOVERY, now over lweatX yearss' Mr. o'lu'
weiis address Is Connersville, Ind. enc
Mr.. L. Rawes, druggist. OF Conner' ville, GER
| flies 10 the truth ONE C-liSeTs st 4tement.
CONNECTICUT.
u Mr.. Il r, Salisbury, Of south Kiliiugly, was
ured OF Co sumption, In 1880, by ths use Of DR.,
Schenck's medicines.
c. W. EMERSON,
OF NATICK.
Mr.. Emer on is man of facts, and he wishes
1t underst cd that he las given only PLAIN iact,
in his letter 10 DR. Schenc> He srys. When
be- an taking your medci4e I often coughed up
clear blood, and was so weak that had 70 res
| hen half way up airs MY fe, anu ankies
| walk. / had steady diarrhea which noth,ag
would stop, and light sweats Every n ght i,
II AN s.TIsy e, TuAT HAD CoasyMPrIoN,
| He concludes, II waut 10 impress on an VINO ats
tad that there l. no use Ia taking your me-
| icincs without perseverlng. havo since my
recovery recommended them to two others
| buth of whom 1t cured"
Mr. Emerson js a gcnilem m well known ID
the county In which he resides His lettel
sh gu BE- read IN ul, You will I'm 1t IN Or
| Scheuck's book gu Consumpti ~, which Is sent
| free. posi- paid
| Dr.. schenck was first known to
MIR. GEORGE G. REDDEN,
OF ALBANY, N. Y,
| Tn the wear 1879, At tho solicit tion of many o
| his patients the doctor hal consented 10 visi
| Albany for two days, aud while making exami
| natiOus and giving ajvi @ TO his patients ~
|
| den His sto Y was a sad on. His little daugh
| ter hal been sick for long time, and was 81
low that 1t was impossible FIR him to brtaf
her to the hotel; fact she was conaned TO hel
| bed Mr.. Ridden had en- ploy I'd several of AL
bany's bsstphysci aus, and they all pronounced
| her iucurable. . veral of her mothers rela
tiv, had di OF Consumption, and the onl!
| thing ap areutly to be hoped i0r was sOmethll
to soothe aud comfort her for the little time sh'
had to live.
i After his Office hour, DR.. schenck visited Mr.
incidents resides ce Ia East Albany, aud after
tkseful examine on. OF his patient told the pa
| rensN that he believed ME could be cured. q
was I. sht for after ing his remedies for week
she begaS to improve rspidly. and in q snor
inc waa entirely cured This case is wei
known in A lr,S, and asy one !, terested cal
call on Mr. Redeem, whose Office Is at & e corn.
Orange aud Water steeets Mr.. Redde 1 Is tn
aeeut of the White Lie Central Transit Co a
Il Albany
MIR. NORMAN BLANCHARD
Resides ia Flo ida, Berkshire couu,y, Mass.
: In the fall Of 1871 be asisY,y 10y with cor
. Fam on his al ieveloped into
well.ma ked ~ Con p'ioi
His physja Nns
this diz