Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-05-28

the stomach, and II is carried of by the aid Of the
Mandrake Pills, the Pulmonie Syrup IL made into
blood This is the only Way TO cure consumption
If onnnot get good appetite, and food does not
digest, l cannot cure the patient Never mind the
cough remove the cause and will stop Of itself-
This is the most trouble have with my patients at
INV rooms. They say, "DoUor feel stronger l
ent my night sweats are better, and fcol bet
ter every way; but my cough is 80 bad yet - and
they are sstonished 10 hear me say that does not
matter romove tho cause and the cough Will op
of itself Schenk Soswced creates good appetite
in about nine days, when there is no lung disease,
unless the liver is so congested that the Mandrake
Pills cannot unlock the ducts of the gall bladder in
that short space Of time in order to allow the stale
bile to pass OF Keep the liver and stomach healthy
and there is less danger of consumption any other
disease 1t is hard to take cold when those organs
are healthy. Those that bilious, low-spiriicd,
droary, feeling stupid coated tongue, poor appetite,
nervous, stomach full of wind, everything that Is
eaten Lies heavy loss of memory, Try one bottle OF
SCHENCK' $ SFAWEED TONIC and one box of
SCHEMES MANDRAKE PILLS. 1t il only
cost of one dollar and weny yfvo cents, with full di-
rcctons This is sufficient, in many cases. 10 salts
fly what the medicines are. Frequently one bot'lo
makes n great change in the system. Any person
that enjoys ordinary health, by using the Seawcel
Tonic and Mandrake Pills occasionally, must get the
digestive organs in such n healthy condition that
| they become llcshy | can produce number Of my
old cOnsuInptivCs patients enjoying good health
Weighing nearly 200 pounds. | will conclude by
relating three cures | have made in New York, and
which are all different. and wish any one who feels
Farow, residing then at No 07 Houston street Her
husband called upon me at my rooms - Bond street
and wished me to call and see her. He said could
do no good that he had had all the best medical
attendance, and all said she was too far gone with
Consumption to be cured but she had heard of some
great cures had made. and he desired to crafty
her wishes ] called, and found her lying confined
to her bed in the last stuge of bronchial consumption
and without doubt must have died soon. | cXamin-
ed her lungs found both bronchial tubes very much
affected, but no cavities had formed, her cough
very severe the spitboX was half full of thick
pus. Pulse lao. leg swollen very much and worse
than all, she had chronic darrhusa. Her bowels had
been moved eleven times that day told her thar she
had lungs anough to be cured hut that this diarrha
/ had been of long standing. and her stomach in
such liberated condition that was afraid nothing
| could be done. She insisted | should try and do
what | could for her, observing that she could not
last long in the condition she was in, and could not
| make her any worse. / gave her first dose of my
| Mandrake Pills and the tonic and Syrup freely
! That was on Tuesday. and by the next sunday tho
diarrhUa carried of. her appetite had returned
and she could sit up in bed and eat her dinner She
is now well, and gave long certificate, certified to
/ by the Rev. DIR Downing.
! Mrs. Bartholomew, - West Fotty-ffth street,
came to my rooms with tumcr on her liver. She
| was low-spritgd skiu sagw. tongue coated. bowels
costiye no appetite, and fast sinking into the grave
| The said tumor had been running over fourteen
| years. | gave her Syrup. Tonic aud Pills, aud :oId
her to take them just as the directions were printed
She came back to my rooms, 32 Bond street in two
| weeks, somewhat better her tongue had begun 10
! clean little around the cd ;cs her skin whitcr and
her eyes brighter and the tumor dischurging very
offensive matter, much faster than it had done
before. She kept gradually improving and in about
two months she came to my very much fright
| encd, saying thet the umOr had nearly stopped
running, and healing up. and that every doctor
had told her that if it healed it would her
death | told her that the disease had all left her
( system, and nature would heal the ulcer up. They
are healed, and hay been for about year and
she Is n hearty and robust woman you will find
in days walk. She is glad for any one to call on
her, and takes great pains TO visit any that she
hears has anything like her case, and tries 20 get
them to come and see me. The next ease is Miss
.Scofcld. from Stamford, Conn. Mrs. Bartholomew
got her down TO and she has been ever since
at her house. When ne first came to my rooms she
| was much omncated with distressing cough. spit
ting large quantities Of blood | examined her lungs
with the rcpromctcr, and in all my practice never
found one W th one lung so far gone and the other
lung sound. ] could not give much encourage
munt. | thought she would die but TO nv aston
ishment the PulmOnic Syrup Scawecd Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills all seemed to 60 right to work the
lung is all healed ever leaving cavity as large rs
goose egg good appetite, fine spirits. and has
gained some thirty-fve pounds in weight She has
some cough yet, which do nos think Will leave her
before June ] should think it would be Of great
interest to unpreudiccd physician to visit these
cases, particularly Miss Scofcld, any of them whC
have been cured by my medicines. They are mum
crous in Now York ; hut the above three all differ
from each other and if my medicines are doing
what l represent they are, they should have tn,
credit and the afflicted know where and how they
may be cured.
DR.. J. H. Schefk can be found at the princira
Office No. 80 North 9th Street, Philadelphia, ever,
Saturday, from A. NJ. until =. NJ, TO give advic
free Of charge but for through examination h
! charges three dollars Price of the Pumunic Syru
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