Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-01
DIR. SCMENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS,
FOR DISEASES OF THE LIVER, OR TO ACT AS A
GENTLE PURGATIVE.

All of these three medicines often required in cur
ing Consumption, though the Pulmonc Syrup alone has
cured many desperate The Seaweed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills assist in gulatng the stomach and liv
err and help the Pulmonc Syrup to digest and search
through the blood vessels by which means cure ssoon
effected.
These medicines conscienOusly offered TO hepub
lie as the only safe, certain, and reliable remedies for
Pulmonary Consumption and for all those morbid con-
ditons of the body which lead to that fatal disease
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia often forerunners OF
Consumption, and when they manifest themselves they
require the most prompt attention.
The Pulmonic Syrup is medicine which has had
long probation before the public. Its value has been
proved by the thousands OF it has made through
period of than twenty years, in all of which time
its reputation has constantly increased and the most
obstinate skepticm longer doubt thatit arem-
cdy which may be used with confidence in all cases
| which admit Of
If the patient will perseverngly follow the directions
which accompany each bottle, he will certainly be cured
his lungs not too much wasted to make cure pos
sible. Even in supposed to be ncurable when
friends and physicians have despared the use of this
medicine has saved the life OF the patient ard restored
| him to perfect health.
ER- Dr. schenck himself was cured in precisely such
circumstances and many others have been equally for
| tunate by judciously making n timely use OF DR.
| Scheecks remedies.
Consumption within the reach of medicine, but he
emphaticaly asserts that often when patients have the
alarming mpto MS such violent cough, creep
ing chs, night sweas, and general debility, eveDto
such degree that they Obliged to lie in bed, and
when they given up by their physicians, they may
| stu be erred. No medical treatment can create new
lunl but wi the lungs very sadly diseased and
| to extent destroyed a may be effected by
| Schenck's medicines.
| diseases
efficient. Dr. Schenck has photographs of number of
persons who have been nearly covered with running
sores and now all healed up This showsits purify
ing properties which be done heal cavities in the
| lungs.
In the treatment of Consumption it is of the utmost
Importance to give vigor and healthy tone to the sys
Hence is necessary to strengthen the appetite of
the patient and to improve the digestion Proper nour-
ishmcnt required together with such will
make easily dig estble The articles most sua
BILE for the diet of consumptive patients designated
in DR. Schenck's pamphlets which distributed gra-
tuitousv In general tmost highly nutritious articles
to be preferred but the digestive organs must be
strengthened in order to make eitic-ood or medic9f
servceable. This requirement is met by the SeS Y
Tonic, and for this purpose it was designed. w.
When the digestive powers put in good order -,
food has its proper effect the system of the patient ~
vgOrated, and the lungs begin to exercise their func "
in normal and healthy manner. Then the healing
of the Pumone Syrup will complete the cure. ."
pulmonary Consumption is almost always complicated
with dyspepsia and liver complaint, Schenck's Mart
drake Pills are intended TO remove distinctions from the
liver and to restore its healthy action. They all
the efficiency which is ascribed caomel or ',blue
mass, and are warranted not to contain particle Of
any mineral poison These pills The obstinate
cosveness, sick headache, piles bilious affections,
all other diseases which arise from torpid obstructed
condition of the liver. One box OF these pills.
rs cents, will prove the efficacy ofthe medicine.
In Consumption the, Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills invaluable auxiliary medicines. They relieve
the suferngs of the patient and assist the Pulmonic
Syrup in eflecting cure They have been found use
full in advanced stages of consumption where the lungs
were almost entirely destroyed and all symptoms,
cordrg to the judgement OF the physicians indicated
speedy death The lives of patients who actually
in dying condition have been preserved for months by
the of DR.. Schenck's three great remedies.
Dir. Schenck pledges nmseft to effect cure if the pa
tient will apply to him before his is altogether
perate that is TO before the vital organs far
gone to admit CT any cure, except by miracle
DIR j. H. Schenck is the inventor of that celebrated
instrument called 'Schenck's Respirometer' with
which he makes examinations ofthe lungs with the
tanty of discovering their condition. The charge
for an examination with the Respirometer three dol
lars.
As stated above, DIR. Schenck himself was cured of
Consumption i'll of its hopeless stages by the
use of the Punonic Syrup Experienced physicians de-
clared that he could not live week; yet now after
lapse of twenty years. he perfect health and
weighs more than 200 pounds.
Satisfactory eyuence of all these statements is ex hb
lite. at DR. Schenck's Office. in PHILADELPHIA No 80 n
Sixth street. For particulars the pamphlet which
is supplied without charge, to all applicants at Dr.
Schencks Office.
DAYS where Dr. ]. H. Schenck will be professionally
in October, November, and December:
Every Saturday. at his principal office, No. 80 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, from until5.
Every Monday at his office 81 Bond street, New York.
from II until
tuesday and Wednesday, Oct It'll and sth at Dr. Key
ser.s, l40 Wood street, Ittsburg, Pa.
Thursday, October 9Th at Martin Kooh's near Unity
Colnmbiana county, Ohio.
Ohio. '
Wednesday. October 18th, at 4i4 Eighth street. Wash
ington, d.
Thursday, October l6th at 1903 Baltimore street, Bal
tmure, Md.
Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday, October 2lst 22d
and 23d, at Marlboro Hotel, Boston, Mass.
Wednes lay, October 29h at 4i4 Eighth street. Wash
ington II. c.
Thursday October 3Oth at lOs Baltimore street, Bali
tmore, Md.
NOVEMBER.
Every SATURDAY., in Philadelphia.
Every Monday. in New York.
IN fha and frW lt,ro4n II