Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-06

szsNSS=Ssssi;; DIR. SCHKNCK'S prinal Office and Laboratory ls at the N. E. corl of SIXTH and CoMMEhCE o.fee'S' phl nb;a where all letters for advice or buslss should be directed.
 IIy;ll he found there every sAIURDAY nroEionally to examine lungs with the Res pirfptcr, for which his lee is three dollars
 New York, at No. 33 BOND Street, every I'll DAY. from 9 A. NJ. to r. M.
 Abe MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston. Janu- arvs and l9, February l5 and lt, April IS andD, May II and IS, June IA and b. July 19 d 20. .
 I. time for my being in Baltimore and PitSurgh will be seen iii the daily papers o' thocities.
 I'll HISTORY OF DIR. sCHENCK's OWN
 GEE AND HOW HE WAS CURED OF
 ASSUMPTION.
 bnv years ago, whilst residing in philadel- phi i had prog gradually into the fast stay of Pulmonary Consumption. All hopes of Y recovery being dissipated, was advis ed my physician, Dr. Parrish, to remove in.the country. Moorcstown, New Jersey, bet the place of my nativity, I was ren,yed thither. My father and all his fami ly Id lived and died there-and died of Pull moary Consumption. On my arrival l was puto bed, where I lay for many weeks in whb was deemed hopeless condition. Dr. Thnton, who had been my fathers family nh {cian, and had attended him in his last ip. ks, WAS called to see me. He thought my WesSkntirely beyond the reach of medicine, mH decided that must die, and gave me one
 to arrange my temporal affairs In this
 |. :. .;:s .es.. s;;.:s.ian heard of the ed 10 me that could feel them working their wal, and penetrating every nerve, fibre, and tishe of my system.
 Ny lungs and liver put on new actiol, andthe morbid matter which for years had accumulated and irrtated the different organs of he body was eliminated, the tubercles on mJlungs ripenea, and I expectorated from myhungs as much as pint of yellow ofens- iyematter every morning. As this expecto ratbn of matter snbsided, tie fever abatad, the pain left me, the cough ceased to harrass meI and the exhausting night-sweats were no Ionter known. and had refreshing sleep, te whth had long been a stranger. My appe- ,itanow began to return, and at times fo md if difficult to restrain myself from eating too muh With this return of health, gained in streh eth and now am feshy. 1 am now a l heathy man, with large healed cicatrix in themddla lobe of the right lung and the low ar line hepatized with complete adhesion o1 fine nleura The left lung is so"nd, aud the unntr lobe of the right one is in tolerably healthy condition
 Cnsumption at that time was thought tG b4 ,n incurable disease by every one, physi ciars as we'll as those who were unlearned ln ,ns,fcine-espt cially such cases as were reduced tn tEe condition was in. This induced many neoIle to believe my recovery only temporary ndy prepared and gave. the medicines tC oonI,mptivcs for some time, and made many ,sonaerful cures and the demand increased SC ron;Ilv that determined to offer them to thi r',hfc and devote my undivided attention tt hmnd diseases. In truth, l was next to forcet to it for people would send for me far ant neaI to ascertain whether their cases were lik' mint ,,;.,, ,,, ,,;nIipal office in Philadelphia, l have beet paatIna regular professional visits to Nev WorI Boston. Baltimore. and Pittsburg.
 Fr several years past, l have made as ma or al five hundred examinations, weekly witt
 J gesnirometer' For such examination ,,v harge is thr.e dollars, and it enables m tn'oite m' each patient the condition of his dis ."a <.a Iond tell him frankly whether he will ge VII, Il. oreat reason why physicians do not cur consumption is, that they try to do too much tbex Eiye medicines to try to stop the cough to st{p the night-sweats, hectic fever, ana D. SD SD doing, they derange the whole d'gestiv = systeh, locking mp the secfe'lo'S' an' e''n'o ally te patient dies.
 ThI Pu!monic Syrup is one of the most val ,.bla medicines known. It is nutrient, pow usT useulT tonic and healing in itself. It con cru. er;uit ho onium, vet loosens the phlegm in tn Iannd,ial tubes, and nature throws it o o';th little exertion one bottle frequenti as tn ordinary colo but it will be wei cuie' c. take dose of Schenck's Mandrake n:s", b cleanse the stomach. The Pulmonl aLI an.s is readily digested and absorbed int yao5P to which it imparts its healing proper .: iIt is one of the best preparations of iro .ieo o if is a powerful tonic of itself; an' ll .an a1' The Seaweed Tonic dissolves the mucu V tha stomach, and is carried of by the aid z tha Mandrake Pills, healthy now q gastri juice, good appetite, and good digestion lo low.
 .rheseaweed Tonic is a stimulant, and non
 ...r';s reouired when it is used. It is pur oIle. sasant no bad effects like when ,usin pn.,.l,on nnu whisky, which disorders the ston ass nyu tornors the liver. locks up all the secre nSn, a.al y,,rns the blood into water, dropsy se1 .Ion., and the patient dies suddenly.
 n, ,pa.,rbon s. whisky is recommended n0w-a
 s X, almost every physician. Many pi es.ys. uays fiat visit my rooms, both male and fe s1s ..slss sers sturiied with this poison. The 2, ;ue slg 2, 9amporary. If they cough, they take i;s.,s N ,s6;sky if they feel weak and feeblt sh. .ste little whisky if they cannot sleei shsy shss ssh ea little whisky and they go on 1 shsy shssy .,sv - -reoulring more and more until the sss srss hs,sted uD, and Imagine they are gettin sssh. .s s, qbe stomach, liver. and digestive pop srs r1s srs corrrkpletely destroyed, and lose the I enneifts far food. No one was ever cured { @ coonnssmnsian by this process where cavitis hsvs M fAxmed in the lungs A little stims 2 I'll X feo nsn beneficial to consumptive B snch asonrs h.l M or good wines, in man caoes. Tndo,, Ter or brown stout in mode lrate aulfii;s. e9rf& &at Bourbon whisky haatsn Ion, insld of a,..,s s Sansnmptten.