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

Ar&tI NENNAfAH F@ -
LUNGS.
MRS. SARAH LAWSON,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
Wa attacked with Con lumpilon In 1854. sh
suffered with the disease OF several years, dur
ing which time size usei many cough remedies,
aud was attended by physicians, Tut gradually
grew worse, In 1851 was exam red by ~,
Sehenek, aud soon at began using his medi'
mouth, aud was eni rely cured, She has en-
iJyed good health ever sinte,
Mrs, La sson lives at No a3i West 18th sirset,
A full account OF her case is given in DIT,
Scheneks book on COnsump lon which II sent
free 10 all applicants
wM. II. BLAKE,
Captain OF tae steamer 'John d, Maude," 81
the Memphis and {, Louis Packet Line has
usel DR., seheneGS remedies IN ~, iamlly iM
recommended them 10 SIR. Porter Leoaard, who
kee, the ,arse livery ssables ~ cnraef OF MINI
ald Pine str, cts, 81 Louis, MI. ,or ers u
was suffering with Consumption at the time He
had tried many remedies. as well as residence
In the South, without benefit, by tue use
OF Dr. sehencks medicines he was restored 70
perfect health,
BENJAMIN TANNER, ESQ.,
WHO Is q prominent builder OF Providence, RI.
was necessarily exposed 20 tho toughest OF n
rough climate IN attending % his nuildlng opeT'
ntions In 1874 he contracted heavy cold on
his LUNGS which soon settled into ontrmed
Communion III, case was considered hope
less Tie was persuaded 10 uto DR. srhcnck s
medicines by hi fiends and after rsln them
for several months was entirely cured, He has
enjoyed good health ever JUICE, and Is now as
healthy u man ~ yol VIII hnl Ia fioyldehce
Ia a. ali M al IN nd = thnsn
who are suffering, rs ha Ia IeHon 10 Lelie1e
that Dr. Schenck's medicines nie a kps cine IN
lung diseases. Br. Tanner resides nj l36 Pearlst
800 MIR. BENJAMIN TIFFANY.
-. OF BAY CITY. MICH,
Writes that his mother, who formerly lived at
osweRo, N. Y was cured OF C1nsumptlol IN the
year 1874. THIS Is another case which the phys
icians pronounced igcurnble.
MIR. JEREMIAH WYNN,
OF woRCEsT CIR, MASS,
Whose lungs were naturally weak. took a heavy
cold in February. 1876. He soon had all the
prominent symptoms OF Consumption As Con.
sumption Is hereditary In Mr. Winn's family,
he was naturally axions about his condition.
He used DR.. Schenck's medicines uutll cured
His place Of business is at 81 Irving street. wor-
ccster, Mass.
ILLINOIS.
Mr., Petes Christoph OF Pewnee, NJ. in his
letter 10 Ut. ScheLck. dated June 18th 1873 says
that he took seyeaiy.6ve bottles Of cod liver oil,
among other dtssgreeable medicines, and all
witt -. ~sneat." lie had all the symptoms OF
Consumption. s'eeding from the lungs cough
and night sweats. iIe cays, 1t is without do ibt
that owe my H. TO tho uss OF your medicines,
/ am now well and hearty.
THIS Is from report made TO Dr.. Schenck at
his lome office In Philadelphia.
Mr., DAVID LACEY
Was sick for nearly six years. He had 20 many
different doctors that he said hts house looked
like drug store, for each physician prescribed
C different course OF treatment. Ee usually got
q little better In the sum Uer mo tbs. but as
soon as he wetcold weather Of fsll came he was was
hundred and sixty'hre to one hundred and
twenty pouzds. Then no began TO use DR..
schencke mcdicinos, and they cured him IN tie
health. Els brother YVES slso cured Of Con-
| sumption by Or, ScheGCks mciiciIcc. Mr.. La
cey resides d. No. 1920 Spring Garden street.
ILLINOIS.
Wos!all noE .ucrtlou the case of Mrs. A.. W.
While. OF PeEin III Fer husband writes Nov.
2ls', 1873:
tors tod me tia my wife bad COrtumpG0n,and
that she could not 1.-Two until sprinS." By The
advice OF frieud she u5ed Lr. ech enck's mcdi-
cl its and her hush and n his gratitude says
"Th.nk God, ty itsTse her life was eaved She
MI White ii lie proprietor of Oh White EouGe
a. peliu, Ill. Il you live near there call andsee
him.
.ATARNiEE, ME. AARON ECKLR,
OF KNOX, N, Y,
Was cured Of Consumption by Dr.. slhe nck' s
melicires His wa. case OF Gseat suffering
the phlegm rom his lungs would collect in .he
ala hnl n ". h.a N
| sonnet mes t. danger Of choking 10 de4Ih. He
nsd night swel s. Sc era cough md often such
pain IN hls sides and hr.Gst that II was i'm ooss-
bic tolls down. lis feet and legs were badly
swollen Ho is row so well that he works on
his arm and enjoys better health than he has
in years. Cali ON or write to him. His address
is Knox, Albany county, N. y.
MIR. JOHN G. NoTHACKER,
OF SHELBY, OEEO,
Read the Cleveland Herald, and saw that sew.
eral PERSONS had been cured OF Consumption b.
DR. schenca's mediei' es. He concluded 10 Try
case for tome time. He says: ''They were
rather slow in their action ct first, but aIer TAX.
ing them for q couple eff weeks saw that was
getting b. tier" He sool recovered his health
and strength. See Dr.. Schenck's book on Goa
sumptio,, page IA.
MIR. SANFORD CALDWELL
Was rejected by the army physician in 1862 as
nnuI SSTVlCS, WuO bulu IudL Ouc VI ulb luuRh
was entirely gone He had given up ali hope
of recovery, a d when Mr.. John s. Benson.whc
| lives in Indianapolis, advised him to use DR.
| Schencks medicines. He improved very fast
after beginning their USE and was finally cured
His health has emained good ever since his
recovery, now over tweaty years. Mr.. Cald-
we'll d address Is Connersville, Ind.
| Mr.. L. Rawles, druggist Of Conuersville, GER
| ifes 10 the truth OF MI. Caldwel's statement.
CONNECTICUT.
Mr.. T. R. Salisbury, of South Killingly, was
| red of Consumption, in 1880, by the use of Dr.
hencl's medicines
| G. w. EMERSON,
| OF NATICK.
Mr.. Emerson Is man of facts, and he wishes
| 1t understood that he has given only plain facts
| in his letter 10 DR. Schencx. He srys, when
began taking your medicine often coughed up
| clear blood and was 80 weak that had to res
when half way up airs Ny fe.t and ankles
were swollen SO that 1t was difficult for me To
walk. l had steady diGrrh9a which nothing
would stop, and Light sweats every night
81 AM sATIsF ED That HAD CONSUMPTION"
He concludes, II want to i'm press on all who are
afflicted that there 10 no use in taking your med
icincs without persevering. have since my
recovery recommended them to two others,
| both of whom 1t cured"
MT. Emerson is gentleman well known in
the county In which he resides. His letter
should be read in lull. You will fnd 1t In Dr..
Schenck's book on Consumption, which Is sent