Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
sdVhnNCk,s REMEDIns.

S0GRNCkss REMEDIES.
A q AnCE fOn CONNU1Rs
WHIT MOST % DONE ANU HOW To DO
lT-filiS COuNSE MUST BE PURSUED OR
DEATH WILL rVLLOW-DR. SCnENCK'S
COURSE OF TREATMENT LAID DOWN TO
CUkE BAD CASES Of CONSUMPTION.
APLA,v STATEMENT OF FACTS
While Offering nv celebrated medicines 10 the
afflicted feel that present 10 the public moth
ing novel or strange.
The success Of mr. medicines in the case Of
Pulmonary complaints is too well established to
admit OF ekepticlsm; their effect is too certain
20 require nny combst with that prejudice which
usually assaiis the introduction OF new Article
to the public.
II the patient will persevsre and follow tne di-
rcctions which accompany each, Consumption
must and will be cured and often when II is
apparently in It's last stag 5.
de- not wish to be understood 10 say that
when lungs are destroyed any medicine can
ate them anew !; but do mean to say that
when Q patient has violent cough, night
swests, creeping chiils, Is emacisted. confined
to bed, and given up TO die BY the ply scians,
cure may be effected.
Sometimes the mos eminent medical men are
greatly mistaken in suscul:sting u in the ex'
ami of the lungs. They see that the pa
tieus has distressing cough and great set
ting Of phIegm IN the lungs which they at once
pronounce to be tubercuious or pulmonary con
sumption.
Nov, will venture to say that two-thirds OF
the cases Of Consumption in the United States
are caused BY Liver Complaints or Dyspeps's
The mucus msmbraue OF the bronchial tubes
sympaihixes sith the liver aud stomsch. and
frequ~tt slight colds hasten il into bronchial
Consumption.
known to sipen and xpel al' the impure matter
from the lung,. aud surpasses all other medi-
ciues in curing coughs and all pulmonary disor-
ders Tue Sea Weed Tonic 10 . compound ex.
trac:, carefully prepared from common weed
growing on tie sea shore. II readily dissolvts
tse food In the stomach. converting IL iuto
chyme gives tone to the stomach. \ healthy
appetite and digt stion, and strength end nesh
~ shc feeble and emaciated. II contains no I'M
pure stin,uiant, but its stimulating properties
vre a pure as the best french brandy. TIE
Mandrake Pills cleanse the stomach ard act
upon the liver. which 10 more or less deranged
IA every case of consumption, and the Mandrake
Pills 10 The only remedy that contains no calOiRcl
or other injurious ingredient, that will restore
this important organ so that II may perform its
proper func.ions.
Il will thus be readily seen that these reme-
dies act Together in perfec: harmony. and in
every instance wien taken III time, hud accord
ing to directions. they will cure Consumption.
TO cure Consumption. or ahy disease leading
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materially from that laid down by the faculty
In the first place, they must prevent taking
cold; even slight cold must be prevented. This
must aud csn be done. or else theie is no use in
trying TO be cured. In o. der to do this in win
ter, the patient must stay in the house and keep
it one temperature with the thermometer then
walk about the house a. much - possible to
keep the blood in circulation. aud 1t the same
time practice breathing 70 expand the chest -
>chenck's Pulmonic Syrup. Sea Weed Tonic. and
Mandrake Pills are required in nearly every
case. 10 bronchial and lsryngitis. or clergy
mass sore throat. tie liver must be acted On
freely with the Mandrake Pills. Frequently in
GiarrhGa IL 10 proper TO take the Pills 10 carry IL
o6 Ply aicisns recommend patients to ride out
asl get fresh air. What good does it do, It
may satisfy the patients mind. but II lays them
liable 10 take cold. perhaps not heavy one. but
sneugh TO irritses the bronchial tubes, and yet
| hardly percsptble, but sufficient 70 throw them
| back two weeks and they 90 on in this way and
ere never cured. All three Of these medicines
| have full directions. and they are all taken 1t
| the same time, the same day and any person,
with little judgment. with one lung nearly
gone, saa cure himself without every seeing me,
| although where u 10 convenient it 10 best 10
come sad Be examined with the resptrometer.
which only costs three dollars then he will
know his true cOnuision. Thousands that have
been confined to their beds with Consump tion
have been cured by them that never saw
| Keep the stomach cleansed Of the mucus with
the Pills and Tonic the appetite will soon
come. then eat rich. greasy, healthy food ma
ture will soon begin to throw oif!he d. ease and
| the patient will become fat ami hearty. When
these medicines get thoroughly through the
system persons are not 90 liable to tax. cold
vet great care should be taken, for il is like any
other disease relapse is very dangerous.
Many years ago was given up as being in the
last stages Of consumr on, and WAS taken from
home in Philadelphia 10 my friends in Mootes-
town, n. j., TO die. ! was soon taken down to
my bed, and lay there many weeks. apparently
in n sinking condition. Then heard OF and OBJ
| tanned these preparations Of roots aad herbs,
| which, to the establishment Of everybody, soon
made great change in my system for the bet
| ter. II seemed to Inc that could feel them pen
| citrate my whole system. The matter ripened in
| my lungs, and I would spit OF more than pint
| OF the offensive yellow matter every morning -
| Ny appetite was nearly gone at one time, but
| became so great that II was with difficulty |
| could refrain from eating too much. Nv cough,
tever. pain and night swca,s all began to leave
/ me +; gained in strength, and have been in
| creasing in flesh ever since. My disease was
| hereditary my father. mother. brothers and
/ sisters all died OF consumption.
Now enjoy the best OF health, and have for
| wears, weighing over two humid I'd and twei ".
| i've pounds. Immediately on my recovery
| turned my attention 10 the science OF medicine
| aud the study Of this particular disease. In fact
| was driven TO il by the great number OF pee.
| parts TO cure them. And Hatter myself that At
| this dag have A. much experience and success
in the { eatment ofthis disc sse any other per
son in the c0untry.
nos offer the following information % a
guide to those laboring under lung disease,
showing the iiferen forms IN its various iages
from common cold to Bronchial, Pulmonary,
Dyspcptic and Pleuritc Consumption
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Every case Of Consumption commences with
cough, excited fiom the individual having taken
| cold
The diseases of the air passages are of great
| interest to every int lgent being. The delicate
organic alton OF the lungs, their constant activ
~. aud their beng eApos.d 70 contact Of air Of
| such different temperatures and which contains
| various irritating matters suspended IN it, rem
der them especially liable 10 disease, and those
OF most serious character.
Let me direct your = tenti0n to the symptoms
| and different parts which are diseased when .
person has u common cold
The mouth, nose. throat, organs OF voice and
lungs are lined with Continuous mucus mem
| brsne, which, in "a state OF health. 10 constantly
moist. The secretion ofthis moisture, to u Ger
| tain amount. constitutes q necessary part OF its
| healthy functions but when an iudivIdu gets
| acoid part or all membrane becomes infained
the first effect Of which to alter its sccreti ms
tits ut first dry the secretion is suspended +:
| it becomes swollen and thicker than before: il
pcrceptibly altered. We can see u pc ton of
| its membrane, and BY noticing the changes pro-
| duceL in il by Inflammation, we infer those
changes which are apt u take place in the parts
We cannot see. Every body has experienced. in
their own era, n m Inflammation Of that part Of
the membrane lining the nose, constituting a
cold in the head. At first the nost.il is dry.
aud though il 10 dry, we cannot breathe through
il; II is stuffed up BY the membrane being
swelled the sense Of smell 10 altered or lost ::
the part 10 red, tender and irritable the contact
Of air little colder less pure than usual COM
monty excites sneesing.
Sometimes when the disease 10 severe there il
slight chillness, and toward evening little f.
yer. After the dryneJs, the membrane secretes
. thin, watery Aaid, which BY degrees becomes
ishcs. and - the Inflammation subsidies Il 10 less
raw; the secretion resumes its natural quality,
and 10 reduced in quantity, and the mem6rane u
again in its natural state. Such Is the general
course ofa cold 10 the head.
When the Inflammation goes down into the
lunss. il 10 said u be . cold in the chest. Il
sometimes travels from one part Of the mem.
brsne to another, beginning in the nese and
gradually creeping Down into tie windpire and
lungs. When person hes auch = cold there 10
dry consh more Or less difficulty in breathing
-sunstames . degree Of psin or opppessioe
oero THE chest, slight fever and thirst, and .
thin white eoas upon tlsc tongue which 10 not H.
Eseavsssiy sbottls Of Seheack Of ulmonicsy
end boz Of ocAonok's Nendsake Pills, freely Ia
ken, will carry c6 . cold Of this Kind In every
case whese persea hao taken what 10 called .
fresh cold. they should tate dose Of Schenck's
Mandrake Pills. or something that will act upon
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