Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

sCmENCK's REMEDIES.
A .CnQ1C1 r0n C - ~ ;sik
WNA3 M0Gr Bs DONE AND hUw ~ ~ ~
COURSE MUST BE PUkSUEDU W
OEAf1 WILL F0lLOw-DR. SChENCkS
COUNDD OF TREATMENT LAID DOwN ~
CURE BAD GASES OF CONSUAPTiON.
APLAiN STATEMENT OF FACTS
While o6srise nv celebrated medicines 10 the
afflicted feel shsa present to the pubic noun
1he success OF nv medicines in the case OF
Pulmonary complaints is TOO well establishes 70
admit of skepticism: their effect - too ceIta'n
20 ,eauire any combat with thst prejudice whieh
usually asssils the introduction oil u ne" a'''0'e
TO the public. ,..u.,,sh.
rectioss which accompany each, Consumption
muat spd will be cured and often SnenH Is
aupasssty in its last stages. A..
a. not wish 70 b understood 70 say tnss
whes isaes sss ds;srsY'e ~ @eS = asv , i
vhes ! paaiens hes violent cough. night
svsses. sssepiag ehLls, 10 euaeissed. ecnissed
70 81. and sivsa p 70 die By the phy'ieian'' .
cure NAV b Effected.
Bomoanes she Dost eoioeot Dedieci mee are
e1iasijeu Of H. lusEA They - that the pa
tiept hes dissrsssi6g ceagh 80 9. gfeae ees'
tlins Of phlegm il the lungs. which they q ones
prossu.ss 70 be tsbsssuloas or paIoenary con
M win venture 10 cay thst two-thirds Of
Shs $3.50 81 Coasua ptiou IN the United States
ere esuesd BY Liver Complsints or DycpePeia.
The auess msnbesae Of the bronchial tsbee
svmpelhisss 9TH the liver aud stomach, and
ffeqaess slight colds hasten i into beonehia'
Consumption.
knows 70 sipss end e8pel 81, the impess matter
| from ~ lsssge, and sarpesees al other medi-
cisee 10 cuflse coughs and oil pulmonary disor'
| deee 4he Sea Weed Teaic 10 compound ex.
tract, carefully prepared from common v wee
| sreviae o. ske 50 shsss. ltfsadily disseives
| ~ food IL the stomach. converting 1t into
| ehyne: Rives taao - the stomach. heaNby
| eceeSits snd dissssioa, and strength sad hesh
10 she feeble and emacisted. II contains no I'M
pure stiaulaat, but its stimulating properties
are g care = the best french brandy. The
Naadrske Pills cleanse the stomach sad act
upon the liver, which 10 more or less deranged
| ia evsrv case Of consumption, and the Mandrake
pills Il The only remedy that contains no colonel
or ether injurious ingredient, that will restore
THE important orgsn 90 that It may periorn III
peopsr fUuetiono.
II will thus be readily seen that these RENE
dies act together in peffec. harmony. and IN
every instance when taken IN time, and accord
Ing TO directions, they will cure Consumption.
To cure Consumption, or ahy disease leading
10 il. . strict course must be pursued. differing
m saerially from that laid down by the faculty
In tie Grst plsce, they must prevent taking
cold: even slight cold must be prevented. Tint
must and can b done, or else there is no use il
tryinR 70 BE- cured. In order 10 do this in win
ter, the patient must stay ~ ne house ana keel
walk about tho house a. much - possible Il
keep the blood in circulation, and at the SAM
time practice breathing 10 expand the chest =
schesek's Pslmonic syrup.Ses Weed Tonic ant
Mandrake Pills are CARED in nearly ever.
|, case. Il bscachisl and lasyngitis. or clergy
mans sore throat, the liver must be acted 0,
freely With the Mandrake Pills. Frequently il
oisrih0ait 10 propsr 10 take the Pills to carry
Cd. Physieisns recommend patients to ride on
and ret ireah air. What good does il do.
nay satisfy the patients. mind. but lay then
enough 10 irsitate the bronchial tubes, and ye
, hardly percsptible, but sufficient 70 throw ther
beck I've weeks and they 70 ON in this way an
} ere never cured. An three Of these medicine
hsvs fall directions, and they are all taken Z
With . little judgment. with one lung nearl
| gone. ca cure himself without every seeing me
| SthouRh whore il II convenient il 10 best I
come snd be examined with the respirometel
which ouly costs three dollars then he vii
know his true condition Thousands that hav
have been cured BY them that ! never saw
. Keep the stomach cleansed Of the mucous wit
the Pills and Ionic the appetite will 500
} come, then cot rich. greasy, healthy food n,
, ture will soon begin 20 throw OF The disease an
.. the patient will become fat and hearty. Whe
!. these medicines get thoroughly through th
! | system persons are not 90 liable TO take colo
J, vet great care should be TAKEN for il is like an
/. other disease relapse isvery dangerous
! Many years ego was given up - being in III
: last stages Of consumption, and was taken froI
home in Philadelphia to my friends in Moorei
. town. N. j., TO die. was soon taken down
{ my bed, and lay there many weeks, apparentl
in sinking condition. Then heard OF aud OF
!. tanned these preparations Of roots and herb,
which. to the establishment Of everybody, 500
, made greet change in my system for the be
i ter. II seemed to me that could feel them per
;. citrate my whole system. The matter ripened
| my lungs and would spit of more than pin
Of the offensive yellow matter every morning
Ny appetite was nearly gone ut one time, b,
became so great that il was with difficulty
could refrain from eating too much. Ny cougl
. feveS. pain and night sweats all began to leav
me / gained in strength, and have been il
| creasing in flesh ever since. My disease wi
hereditary my father. mother, brothers an
sisters of died Of consumption.
. Now enjoy the best OF health. and have fc
years, weighing over two hundred and twenty
live pounds. Immediately on my recovery
Fl turned my attention 10 the tcience Of medcin
and the study Of this particular disease In fat
was driven to il by the great number of pee
ple coming TO me. or sending for me. from a
j, parts to cure them. And tiattcr my self that
! this day have ~ much experience and succe.
In the trestment ofthis disc ase % any other pei
son In the country.
nee offer the following information IS
guide 10 those lsboring under lung diseas
1 "A T.. -. -
from common cold 10 bronchial, Pulmonar
Dyspcptic and Pleuritic Consumption
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Every case Of Consumption commences wit
cough, excited from the individual having take
cold
: The diseases of the air passages are Of gre
interest 70 every int ligent being. The delics
Organisation OF the lungs, their constant sctiv
; y. and their beng exposed TO contact Of air
such di0esent temperatures and which contain
various irritating matters suspended IN il, rel
, der them especially liable ~ disease, and tho.
: Of . most serious character.
Let me direct your attention to the symptom
end different parts which are diseased when
| person has . common cold
]. The mouth, nose. throat, organs Of voice an
lupgs ere liucd with . continuous mucous men
! brane, which, in . state Of health Is constant
z moist. The secretion 0fthis moisture, TO a &c
tain amouni. constitutes Q necessary part Of i
| acold 1 part or all membrane becomes infamc
che first effect Of which - 10 alter its secretion
ltis ct first dry the secretion is suspended
It becomes swollen and thicker than before;
10 redder than natural, and its sensibility
= perccptiby altered. We can see DO, ton
:. it, membrane, and by noticing the changes pr
ducel 10 IL by Inflammation, we inter tho
b changes which are apt to take place in the par
J. We cannot zee. Everybody has experienced,
;. their own veraon, an Inflammation Of that part
. the me0beane lining the nose, constituting
, esld in the head. u first the nostril 10 DR.
. end thosgh Il 10 dry, we esnnet breathe throue
, t.: Il 10 stuffed up By the membrane beir
sWsllsd the sense Of smell 10 altered or los
+ The part 10 red tender and irritable the conts
Of cir little colder or less pure than usual COZ
J. mesly sxeises sseesing.
0omsti0ee when the disease 10 severe there
aslight chillness, and toward evening little
YER. Aflse ths drynein, the membrane secret
thin. watery fluid, which BY degrees becom
+ thicker the swelling Of the membrane dimi
ishes, - - the Inflammation subsidies il 10 le
raw the secretion resumes its natural qualit
cd = fs1ucsd IN quantisy, and the membrane
! again In ~ neAarsl state. Such 10 the gener
: courss eee cola h the heed.
when the inflammation goes down into q
1unss, il - said 70 be cold II the chest
!, eometines travels from oue pert Of the mer
u eraae 70 another, beginning In the nose. q
. grsdsally creeping down into tie windpire q
Iunsa. when Z person has such cold there
n dry csaGA-mese OF less difficulty in breathir
-sometimee . degree Of pain or oppr sssi<
n acfoss the chest, slight fever and thirst, and