Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-25

The time fos my beih . in ia lrmoH q o. d Pms
BURG VIII be seen IN the daily papers OF those cit
ies.
The Hisforgcf Dr.. .schsucl arm Case. and hou
h. "as eare4 y Consn1.i ttvn
pine, | had prd5r, SEED gradually into the las,
$ age of Pulmonary Consumption. All hop : Of
| my recovery being dssIpated, vas advised ly
DIR. Parrish 10 remove into the country Moor.s.
town, N j., being ny native place. was renew
ed thlher. Ny IL .er ansl alsh.s family had Ey-
ed and died tho -dsed of Pulmou sry cousus.r.
tl"n. On my arrival Mas ,uf to bed, where |
lay tor many w.ehs IN what WAS deemed hope
less condition. bt Tlk5pnton, who had be+n my
father fainiiy phi, sicIan, and had attended INN
10 his last iness, called to see ne He
thought my case entirely beyond the reach OF
medicine, and decided that must die and CAV t
Inc one wee to arrange my temporal affairs. In
this apparently hopeless condition, heard of the
remedy which now make and sell II seemed
to me that could feel them working their wav.
and penetrating every n rye, iibTe, and tissue oi
my sy stem.
My lungs aud liver put now action, and
the morbid mat er which for years had accumu
lated and irritated the different organs OF the
body, was eliminated the tub-rcles Of nv lungs
were ripened, aud lexpectoraed from MY lung 5
ssinuch as pint VI yellow offensive matter ever
morning. AS this exPeetoration OF matter sub
sided, the fever abated, the pain left Ele, the
cough ceasedt harrass me, and the eXhausting
night sweats ". lie no longer known and | had
refreshing sleep to whicn had long been u
stranger. NJ appetite now began TO return and
| Al times found il difficult TO RESTRAIN myself
from eating too much with tins return of health
gained III weigh and now am hcsnv am now
| = healthy man, WITH large healed cieatrix in
in the middle lobe OF the right lung and the low
or lobe hepati zed with complete adhesion OF the
| pleurn The left lung is sound, and the upper
| lobe OF the right one is in "a tolerably healthy
condition.
Consumption at that time was thought to be
an incuraoe disease, by every one ply sicians as
well as those uucarned in medicine especially
such cases rs wera reduced to the c0ntitiou /
was IN. Tins induced many people to believe my
| recovery ~ temporary. | now prepared and
ave the medicine 10 consumptives fo some
time and made many wonderful cures and the
demand increased rapidly that | determined
To offer hem to the public, and devote nv undi
| vided attention TO lung diseases In truth. was
ne to forced to it, for people would send for ms
far aud near, TO ascertain whether their cases
were ike mine.
For many years, in conjunction with my prin
cipa office in Philadelphia. have been maxim,
| REGULAR professional visits to New York, Boston.
Baltimore and Pitt sburg
For several years past. 1 have made as many
as five hundred examinations weekly with the
kespiromcter.' For such examination my
charge Is three dollars, and it enables me to give
each patient the true condition of his disease, and
tell hun Il anhh whether he will get well.
The great reason why physicians do not cure
Consumption Is, that they try to do too much
they give medicines 70 stop the cough, 70 Stop
the light sweats, hectic fever and BY so dom
hey derangc the whole digestive system, locl
ing up the secretions. and eventually the patient
dies
The Puimonic Syrup is one of the most valu-
able medicines known 1t Is nutrient. powerful
ly tome. and healing 10 itself. 1t contains no
opium, yet loosens the phlegm in the bronchial
tubes. and nature throws it off with little exer
ton. One bottle frequently cures an ordinary
cold; but it will be veil nrst to take dose o,
scheEck's Mandrake Pills to cl. anse the stom-
sch Inc Punonc syrup is readily digesteci
and absorbed into blood, to which it imparts its
healing properties 1t is Of the best prep
araiions OF iron II use; it is powerful tonic Of
itself; and when the Seaweed Tonic dissolves
the nucus IN the stomach, and is carried OF bv
the AID OF the Mandrake Pills, a he althy flow o,
gastric juice, good appetite, and good digestion
follow.
The Seawecu Tonic is a stimulant. and none
other is required when It is used 1t is pure and
| r., asant no bad effects like when using Bourbon
whisky. which disorders the stomach, torpors
sue liver. locks up the secretions turns the blood
! INTO water, dropsy sets in and the patient dies
sudden1.
Bourbon Whisky is recommended now nc ava
by almost every physiciaa Many patients tina,
visit INV rooms, both mate and female are stu.
peied with this poison. The relief is temporal
~ II they cough they take little viii Ky. il
| Sney reel weak and feeble they take a little whf-
Ky; aud they go ON in this why, requiring more
and more ntll they are bloated up. and imagine
they are getting neshy. The stom ach, liver and
digestive powers are completely destroyed, and
t"ss their appetite fur food No enc We ,sv&l
cured OF Consumption by this process where cav
l,lcs have been formed in the lungs A it'll,
stinulent 10 frequently quite beneficial 10 con
sumptives, such ~ pure brandy or good win
| IN many cases London porter Or brown stout il
moderate quantities; but bourbon whisky hes
| tens on instead Of curing consumption.
The Seaweed Tonic pfo1uces laating result,
thoroughly ihvieorsting the stomach and diges
| tive system. and .euabling il to eliminate ans
make into Healthy blood the food which NAV b,
used fer that purpose. 1t Is so wonderful in 1t.
sifects that winegiass full will digest . heart,
meal. and = little VI it takss before trcskfSsf vii
| give tone to the stomach which few medicine,
possess the power Of doing
| The MANDRAKE HLlS may be taken witt
entire re, safety y ~ sgs. sad eo:dtions produc
csiomel, or any other mereerial medicines. ano
without any OF their hurtful or injurious results
They carry out Of the Syatem the feculept anf
worn-out matter loosersd and dissolved bv m,
Seaweed Tonic and falmoaic Syrup. l, will b,
seen that all three Of my nedicines are peedeS
in most cases to cure coasumptions
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