Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22

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CCkE BAD GASES OF CoNsJM fllos,
APLAiN STATEMENT OF FACTS
While Offering nv celebrated medicines 70 tae
afflicted feel the present 10 the pue-'c ho'"'
ing novel or strange. -
The success Of my medicines IN the ca :.
Pulmonary complaints Is too veil esiaoilsAen -
Gdmi, Of skcp,icisn their eject IS too eef'a'i
10 require any ccylbat With th-' rs! Rasce 49,
usually assalis the iuFcGnct'ea u . tx" "'''~'N
TO the pubic.
4. the patient will pefscyers ~Id ioslew tie el-
!c-tions which accompany cach, t"nsumFNV"
must snc will be cured and oitca ah.n u Is
apparently III its last stages.
d, no, Wish to be understood 20 say inst
when lungs are destroyed any medicine can
create them anew but do mean &c say thai
when a pstient has u violent cough, nigh.
sweats, creeping chiIls, is emscisted. confined
to bed, and given up to die by the ply sicians,
cure may be effected.
Sometimes the mos eminent medical men are
greatly mistaken in suscul:sting or IN TIE ex
smin alton Of the lungs They see that the pa
tient has distressing cough and great set
thing Of phlegn IN the lungs which they 1t once
pronounce % be tuberculous or pulmonary con
sumption.
Now, will venture to say that two thirds OF
the cases Of Consumption in the nited States
are caused by Liver Complaints or dyspepsia.
The mucus membrane OF the bronchial tubes
sympathizes aith the liver aud stomach, and
frequent slight colds hasten il into bronchial
Consumption.
The Pulmonic Syrup is the best remedy
known TO s,pcn and expel sl' the impure matter
| from the lung. and surpesses all other medi-
| cines In curing coughs aud oil pulmonary disor.
ders The Sea Weed Tonic Is u compound ex-
| tract, carefully prepared from a common weed
growing on tie sea shore. II readily dissoves
| the food in the stomach, converting il into
chyme gives tone to the stomach. a healthy
appetite and digestion, and strength and flesh
tx.sk .af aa taA
pure stimulant but its stimulating properties
| are as pure the best French brandy The
| Mandrake Pills cleanse the stomach ard act
upon the liver, which is more or less derangcd
| in every case of consumption, and the Mandrake
Pills is the only remedy that contains no caloinel
| or other injurious ingredient, that will restore
| this important organ SO that II may perform its
| proper Functions.
| 1t will thus be readily seen that these rene
| dies act together in periec. harmony. and in
| every instance when taken in time, and accord
| ing TO directions, they will cure Consumption.
To cure Consumption, or ally disease leading
| to il, strict course must be pursued, differing
| materially from that laid down by the faculty.
In Tie first place, they must prevent taking
| cold even slight cold must be prevented. This
must aud can be done, or else there is in
trying to be cured. In order 10 do this in win
ter, the patient must stay in the house and keep
| il one temper ture with the thermometer then
| walk about the house as much as possible to
time practice breathing TO expand the chest
| Schenck's Pulmonic syrup.Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills are req tired in nearly every
case. 10 bronchial and laryngitis. or clergy
| mans sore throat tie liver must be acted on
freely with the Mandrake Pills. Frequently in
oiarrhGa 10 proper to take the Pills 10 carry il
| OIL. Physicians recommend patients to ride out
and get fresh air. What good does il do, II
may satisfy the patients mind. but it lays them
liable to take cold, perhaps not heavy one but
l pnnsoOh In iPrifatN the NJ s,Aa
hardly perceptible, but sufficient to throw them
| back two weeks and they go on in this way and
are never cured All three of these medicines
have full directions, and they are all taken lt
the same time, the same day and any person.
| with n little judgment, with one lung nearly
gone. can cure himself without every seeing me,
| although where II is convenient il is best TO
| come and be examined with the respirometer.
which only costs three dollars then he will
know his true CONDITION. Thousands that have
been confined to their beds with Consumption
have been cured BY them that l never saw
| Keep the stomach cleansed of the mucus with
the Pills and Ionic the appetite will soon
come then eat rich. greasy, healthy food 4; ma
tnre will soon begin to throw oft d. case and
| the patient will become fat AM hearty When
| these medicines get thoroughly through the
| system persons are not so liable TO take cold
vet great care should be TAKEN for it is ike any
| other disease-a relapse isveTy dangerous
| Many years ago was given up as being in the
| last stages of consumi ton, and Was taken from
| home IN Philadelphia TO my friends in Moores-
| town. y. j., to die. was soon taken down to
my bed, and lay there many weeks. apparently
| in a sinking condition. Then heard oi and oh
| tanned these preparations of roots aud herbs
| which, TO the establishment of every BODY soon
| made great change in my system for the be-.
ter. 1t seemed TO me that could feel them DE II.
citrate my whole system. Tn. matter ripened in
my lungs. and would spi, OH more than a PIN,
of the offensive yellow matter every morning -
arl Ia
| became so great that it with difficulty
| could refrain from eating too much Nv cough,
icves, pain and night sweats all began to leave
me: gained in strength and have been in
creasing in flesh ever since. NV disease was
hereditary my father. mother. brothers aud
| sisters all died of consumption.
Now enjoy the best OF health and have for
years, weighing over two hundred and twenty.
live pounds. Immediately on my recovery |
turned nv attention 10 the science of me d,cine
aud the study Of this particular disease In fact
was driven to il by the great number of peo-
pie coming to me, or sending for me- from all
parts to cure them. And ilattcr Myself that at
this day have as much experience and success
in the treatment OF this disease as any otherper
son in the country.
nov offer the following Information ss a
guide to those laboring under lung disease.
showing the different forms in its various stages
from . common cold to Bronchial, Pulmonary,
Dyspcptic and Pleuritic Consumption:
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Every case Of Consumption commences will,
cough, excited from the individual ha ing tax en-
cold
| The diseases of the air passages are Of great
interest to every intelligent being. The delicate
organization OF the lungs, their constant activi i
". and their be.ng exposed To contact of air OF
such different temperatures. aud which contains
various irritating matters suspended IN it, rem
der them especially liable to disease and thos,
| of a most serious character.
Let me direct your attention to the symptoms
and different parts which are diseased when
| person has common cold:
The mouth nose. throat, organs of voice and
lungs are lined with continuous mucus mem.
brane, which, in state OF health, is constantly
moist. The secretion ofthis moisture, to a Ger
tain amount, constitutes necessary part of its
healthy functions but when m individual gets
acoid part or all membrane becomes inhamed
the first effect of which to alter its cretion
tits ut first dry the secretion is suspended
it becomes swollen and thicker than before; i,
is redder than natural, and its sensibilitv is
perceptibly altered. We can see portion oil
its membrane, and by noticing the changes pro
duceI in il by inflammation, we infer thos,
changes which are apt to take place in the parts
we cannot see. Everybody has experienced, in
their own person, an Inflammation Of that part Of
the membrane lining the nose. constituting
cold in the head. At first the nostril is dry
aud though it is dry, We cannot breathe through
it; It is stuffed up by the membrane being
swelled the sense Of smell 10 altered or lost
the part is red tender and irritable the contac,
OF air little colder or less pure than usual com
monty excites sneexing.
Sometimes when the disease is severe there i.
slight chilness, and toward evening little f.
yer. After the dryne,s, the membrane secrete.
thin, watery fluid, which by degrees become.
thicker the swelling Of the membrane dimin
ishes, aad - the inflammation subsidies il il les.
raw the secretion rssumss its natural quality
and 10 reduced in quantity, and the membrane i.
| again in it. natural state. Such is the genera
course ofa cold In the head.
When the Inflammation goes down into the
| lungs IL - said to be . cold in the chest Il
sometimes travels from one part Of the mem
brnne 70 another, beginuing In the nose, anc
gradually crsepins dowa into the windpipe ant
Iungs. When person hes such cold there j.
dry congh-more or less difficulty in breathin,
; -somet,mes . degree Of pain or oppr essior
across the chest, slight fever aud thirst, and ,
thin white coat upon the tongue which is not cl
ways the case.
! frequently absttle Of Schenck sPulmonicsyru,
and boz Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills. freely tn
ken, will carry oil = esld ot this kind. In ever
case where person has taken what 10 called
fresh cold, they should take . dose OF Schenck'
Mandrake Pills, or something that will act upol
the liver. mot calomsl) aad physic the stomach
then with the aid Of the Pulmonic Syrup il Il
; carried oh--not like the ordinary remedies tina
are used for . cold or to check cough, which i
left in the system 20 break out again worse tina,
before, at the slightest change o. the weather =
| II this course was followed even 10 take n goo,
dose Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills, without tn