The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31
MIR. BcNJAnIS TIFFANY,
OF BAY CITY. MICH,

MN. bGNJAhIN TIfFANNs
OF BAY CITY. MICH,
Writes that his mother whn formerly lived at
Oswego, n. Y was cur OF CJnsumptlo in the
year 1874. This is smother ease which the phys
icians pronounced iEcurabls.
MIR. JEREMIAH WYNN,
OF w0RCE,T"n, MASS,
Whose lungs were naturally weak. took heavy
cold in February. 1876. lie so II had all the
prominent symptoms OF Consumption As Con.
sumption Is hereditary In Mr.. wnn's family,
Hs us, DR.. schencks medicines uutil cured.
Bis place OF Is at "a Irving street. Wor.
cester, Mass.
Mr.. Peter Christo cher. OF Pawnee, H.. In his
letter % Dr. Schehck. dated June l2th 1875, says
hat no took eve ty. Ave bottles of cod liver OIL
without benefit lilo mad all the symptoms Of
Consumption bleeding from The lungs. coul n
and night swests. He says, It without o. bt
that owe nv lire to tho nat ~ yllr medisInes'
am Low y ell 0uU be9Etr.
This is 'som repot. made ., D.. schsuck at
his home eslcs in Eh1sielnNlL
VIZ. DAVID LACEY
Was sick for nearly sN y.Gra lie hsd o many
different doctor, 'nE be said hi. house looked
like drug tore, ioi s&cl 1hys!2iDl prescribed
different c1ursr ~ atest..'ng' lie usually Got
so0n as the wet cold wealth, r"f fail came he was
down again. his weight went down from oGe
hundred and sikty five 10 one hun:red and
twenty pouSds. Thea h, began 10 use Dr.
course OF few mnnLus lie l. now in exec lent
heath. His brother YVES al.o cuied of Coz :
sumption by II Stnenck's medicines. Mr.. la
cey resides a. No. 100 spring Garden STREET.
ILLINOIS.
We shall, ne xt mention tie case of Mrs, A. W
White, of Pekin, Ill. Her husband writes Nov.
els, 1879:
ia tho winter of 1872. three pr minent doc
tors to ID me that my wife had Con- um ption, an
that she cold not 1--we until spria :" BY the
advice OF u friend she used IT. echenck' s mcdi-
clnes and her hush snd IN his gratitude says:
Thank God, by its use her life was saved she
is now entirely well
Mr. White Is the proprietor of the white House
a! Pekin, Ill. II you live near there call anu see
him.
A FARMER, MIR. AARON ECKER,
OF KNOX, n. V,
Was cured Of Consumption by Dr. 8 heuck's
medicines. His was Il CAGE of great suffering
The phlegm rom his lungs would collect ia he
bronchial tat ca TO su IN All extent that he " as
sonnet me, IL danger of choking 10 death. He
mad night kwca s. serc cough and often such
pain in hi sizes and rreait that il was imDossi-
| bls tpiv down His feat and less wsre badly
swollen lie is now so well that he works Oh
his farm, AID enjoys better health than he has
| iu years. Call on or write to him. His address
| is KLoX, Albany coupts, N. Y.
MIR. JOHN G. NOTHACKER,
OF SHELBY, OHIO,
Read the Cleveland Herald, and saw that sew
| eIal persons had Geen cured Of Consumption by
| them as he had been suffering with luug dis
| case for rome time. He says: They wNrs
rather slow In their action at nrst but after tax
lag tnem tor ou9ie o. wesao saw i Ina WAS
and strength. Bee DR.. Schenck's BOOK on Con.
sumptio', page IA.
MIR. SANFORD CALDWELL
unfit for service, who said that one Of his l.ngs
was entirely gone He had given up all hope
OF recovery, a d when Mr. John 8. Benson.w no
lives in Indianarol 9. advised him 70 uss tr ;:
nfter beginning their use, snd was finally cure d.
His health has emalned good ever since bis
recovery, now over tweAty, years Mr. Cald-
Mr.. L. Rswles dr. .,ggiit OF Coaner vile, cor.
| lies 10 the truth o.Mr, C-liWeI's statement.
CONNECTICUT.
Mr.. Salisbury, of South Ki!iiugly.. was
scred of Consumption, in lsSe, by the uss Of Dr.
vuhsnck's medicines.
c. W. EMERSON,
OF NATICK.
Mr.. Emer on is a man of facts and he wishes
it understood that he hse given only plain fact IS
| III his letter 70 DR.. schehcE He srys, when l
be n an taking your medici! e l often coughed up
| cleai blood, and was so weak that had to rest
" hen half way up 8 sirs My fe' and ankles
| were swolIen 10 that II was oifh ,ult for me 10
| walk. had steady diarihGe which nothing
would stop, and light swesb very n'ght. .,
81 AN sATIsT Rn ruAT HAD COstuMPrI '"
He concludes II want TO impress on all who are
afiiit ted that there IL in taking your mes
,clnus without per.everlDg. hays since my
recovery recommended them to two others,
both OF whom It cured"
Mr.. Emerson is a gentlemen. well known in
the county in which he resides His letter
thou d be read in III l. You will NM it IN mr.
S.henck's book on Consumption, which is sent
free. pos. laid
DR.. bchenck was first known 10
MIR. GEORGE c. REDDEN,
r. OF ALBANY. N. ",
In the year 1873, At tina solicitation of many Of
his pat.ents. the doctor hal cOnsenten To visit
Albany for two days, and white making exsmi.
a, UvipH ahvi7e n his ieuts in