Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
sCmENCK,s REMEDIES.

sCnENCK,s REMEDIES.
A CGaOaCE FOR CONSUME.
IA TlvES-- To GET WILL uk To DIE
lT-THlS COURSE MUST BE Pursued Oh |
DEATH WILL rULLUw-i,R. SCAENCk'>
cot RISE ~ TREATMENT LAID DoaN To |
CUrE BAD CAskS Of CONSUMPTION.
APLA N Staten ENT or FACTS
While Offering nv celebrated medicines 10 the
afflicted feel that present TO the prolic 10th
ina asvsl or strange
The success Of my medicines in the case Of
admit OF skepticism; their effect 10 too certain
~ SECURE any combat with that prejudice which
usually asssiis the introduction OF new article
to the public.
n the pesisst will perseverc end follow the d.
rcct'oss which accompany each. Consumption
must ssa will be cured aud often when !, IL
apparently IN It's last stages.
l d mot wish ~ be understood 10 say that
when lsnss ore destroy ed any msiioine
create them anew; but do mean 10 say that
whsu . patient he's violent cough, p,ghs
sweats, creeping chills, 70 emseissed. eonhn,n
to bed, and xivss up to die BY The ph, sieians,
cure may be effected.
Sometimes the mos eminent medical mcn are
greatly mista ia suscul:stipg ~ IN I EEK
animation Of The lungs. The, see that the pa
tient has distres sing cough aud great Sci
Ting OF phiegm - the lungs WHICH they It ouce
pronounce to be tubercuious or puiurnaiy con
sumption.
Now, will venture TO saw that two-thrda OF
the cases of consumption in the United States
are caused by Liver Complaints or by spepsia
The mucus msaoraue OF the bronchial tubes
sympathizes .ith the liver aud stomach. And
frequent slight colds hasten it into Bronchial
Consumption.
Tao fuimonic Syrup 10 the best re necy
known 10 ispen aud cxpcl 81 the impure matter
from the lung. aud surpasses all other neal
cines In curing coughs aud all pulmonary aisor-
ders Tue Sea Weed Tonic Is u compound e.
trac-, carefully prepared from &. common weed
grow ing on 4 . ses shore. 1t readily dissolv,s
TIE food in the stouiaca. convert ng 1t t.to
civ me ri est ne 10 the stomach, u HEALTHY
appetite aud dig. stion, ana sirehk ia aud flesh
~ the feeble and enaciaied. 1t CONTAINS no i'm
pure stimulant, but lis stimulating properties
sre as pure - the best french brandy. 1ne
Mandrake Pills cleanse the stomach h d act
upon the liver. which Is more or less deranged
IN evsry case Of consumption, and the Mandi ak.
Pills u the only remedy that cont no calviei
or otaer Injurious ingredient, that will 'estor.
| this important orgsn 80 that It may perform lis
proper functions.
II will thus be- readily seen that these rene
dies act together IN peffec. harmony. AID IA
| every Instance VT en- taken Ia time, AMI accord
| ing to directions. they Wi. cure Consumption.
| To cure Consumption. or ANY uise.se leading
to IL. strict cour>e must be pursued. din, ring
materially from that LAID down by the ia, ult,
| In the first place, they must prevent tatlng
| cold; even slight cold Must BE- prev, rted This
must aud can be done. or else there is no use IN
| trying to be cured. In o der to do tins in win
| ter, the patient must stay IN the house and kcep
| 1t one temperature with the thermometer then
| walk about the house ms much us possible Ia
keep the blood in circul .tiun, and ut the $ u,t
time practice breathing TO expand The chest
rchenck's pulmonic syrup. >ea Weed Tobic sua
| Mandrake Pills are r,q iired in nearly ever,
case. In bronchial and laryneitis or clergy
mans sore throat, tie liver must be acted OF
| freely with the Mandrake Pills Frequently in
.iarrh1a il is proper to take th. Pulls 10 car VII
| oil. fhy seians recommend patients To ride GU,
| and yet fresh mir What good does IL dos IL
may satisfy the patients mind. bnt II avs the,r
liable to take cold, pcriisps not heav, one bu,
| hardly petcept,bIe, hut sufficient to throw them
back two weeks; ana they 20 on In tns way and
| are never cured. All thu &c Of these medicines
have full direct ons. and they are all taken I
the same time, the same iay aud any person
| with . little judgment. with one lung ueari.
| gone, can cure himself without every seeing me-
although where n is convenient it is best TO
come aud be examined with the resp,rorncier
which only COSTS three dollars /; then he Will
know his true cOnoi'ion. Thousands that have
| been confined to their beds With Consumpt on
| have been cured BY them that never saw
| Keep the stomach ciesnsed Of the mucus with
| the Pills ana Tonic the appsrte will soon
come, then eat rich. greasy, healthy TO, d ma
ture will soon begin to throw oil tie d. ease and
| the patient will become fat nm hea,ty When
these medicines get th0rous hly through the
| system persons are not so liable to tax cold
yet great care should be taken, .or il is IKE any
| other disease-aielapse is very dangerous.
| Many years ago was gwen up as being IN the
last stages Of consnmt ton. and was taken from
| home IN Philadelphia TO my friends in Moo,es-
| town, n. j., to die. | was soon taken down to
nv bed, and lay there many weeks, apparently
IN n sinking condition. Then heard OF and OBJ
| tanned these preparations Of roots ard cribs
| which, to the astoni-hment Of everybody soon
| made crest change in my system for the bet
ter. II seemed 10 me that could feel them pe n
citrate my whole sy stem. The matter r.pened in
my lungs. and would spit off mere than pint
Of the offensive yellow M after every morning -
Ny appetite was nearly gone a, one tmc. Tut
becane so great that il was with dtfcul,y 4
| could refrain from eating too much. Nv cough.
ieve., pain and uight sweats all began to leave
me | gained In strength. and have been in
creasing in flesh ever since. Ny disease was
hereditary !; my father. mother, brothers and
sisters all died OF consumption.
Now / enjoy the best OF heakh, and have for
years, W -igh.rg over t"o hund ed aud tw,. ~.
i've pounds. lmme diately on nv recovery
turned nv a tention 20 the science of mee.,eiue
aud the study Of this particular disease In TACT
| was driven to It by the great humber OF PEG
pie coming to me, or sending tor me. from all
parts to cure them. And 1aiter myself that at
this day have rs much experience and success
in the t'estn,ent ofthis disc rs any other per
son in the country.
guide to those laboring under iung disease.
showing the different fOrms In its various eta ges
from common cold 10 Bronch al imonary.
Dyspcptic and Pleuritic Consumption:
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Every case Of Consumption commences with
cough, excited f. ON the iudiv ldual hav ing taken
cold
interest to every int ligent being. The delicate
organization OF the lungs, their con slant srtivi
". and their be.ng eApOaed 70 contact Of air OF
such different semperasures and which contains
various Irritating matters suspended IN II, rem
der them especially liable to disease, aud those
OF most serious character.
Let the direct your = tentlon TO the symptoms
and different parts which are diseased when a
pers0n has common cold
The mouth, nose. throat, organs of voice aud
lungs are liued with n Continuous mucus mem
brune, which, in u state OF health, IL constantly
moist. The secretion Ufthis moisture, Ia u Ger
tain amount, constitutes "a ncces sary part of ITS
healthy functions but when an individual gets
cold part or all membrane becomes intlaned
the first effect Of which 10 alter ITS 81 creti MS
ltis 1T irst dry the secretion is susp ended :;
i becomes swollen and thicker than before; il
10 reddor than natural, and its senslbiIity is
pcrceptibly altered. We can see a pc tion II
its membrane, and by noticing the changes pro-
ducel in il by inflammation, we infer those
changes which are apt & take place in the pa. Is
we cannot see. Every body has exper fenced, in
their own crson, an inflammation Of that part oi
the membrane lining the nose. constituting u
cold in the head. At first the most. is dry
and though it is dry, cannot breathe tllr oug b
il II is stuffed up by the membrane being
swelled the sense Of smell is altei cd or los ;
the part red, tender aud ir.tabl. the contact
OF air little colder or less pure than usua,
monty excites snee1ing.
Sometimes when the disease is severe there il
slight chiilness, and toward evening little fe-
yer. Alter the drynels, the membrane sectetes
thin, watcry fuij, which BY degrees becomes
thicker the swelling Of the membrane dimiu-
ishes. and ~ the Inflammation subsidies il is less
raw; the oecretion resumes it, natural quality
and ~ reduced IN quantity, and the npemtrune l.
again in it. natural state. such il the general
course ofa cold in the head.
When the Inflammation goes down into the
lunxs. il - said to be . cold in the chest II
sometimes travels from one part VI the mem
brsne 20 another. beginning in the n Or, and
gradually creeping dowa into tie wndpire and
lungs. When person has such a cold there is
dry congh-moTe or less difficulty in breathing
-somct,mes . degree Of pain or opp essson
acrO-s the chest, slight fever and thirst, and .
thin white cost upon the tongue which 10 not s-
ways the case.
Frequently bottle Of Scheu ck' sP ulmonicS
and box Of Schenck's n sndrake Pills, freely "a
ken, will carry OF cold Of this kind In every
case where person has taken what il called u
fresh cold, they should take dose OF Schenck' .
Mandrake Pills. or something that will act upon
the liver, tcot caiomsll and physic the stomach I;