Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12

COURSE OF TREATMENT LAID DOWN To
CUKE BAD CASES or CoNsJai1tVA.
APLA y STATEMENT OF FACTS
While Offering nv celebrated ,f.cdiein. to the
afflicted feel that rreseit TO the puoisc noih-
ing novel or strange.
The success of my medic. - IN the case oil
Pulmonary comp IS j. too well esi..l. shed 20
e1n,i: OF sSepticisin their esect is too certain
I, require any CON 3at with that p rjcdice which
usually asssils the introduction OF T. new article
To the public.
1.-THE patient will persevere and follow the di-
rect.ons which accompany each, Consumption
must and will be cured and often when II is
apparently in Its last stages.
Id not wish to be understood 10 say that
when lungs are destroyed any medicine can
ere ate them anew but do mean &c say that
when . patient has . violent cough, night
swests, creeping chills, 10 ewscisted. confined
to bed, and K,vss up to die BY the ply sicians, .
cure may be effected.
Sometimes the mos, eminent medical men are
greatly mistaken ia auscul:ntiug or in the ex-
animation Of the lungs. They see that the pa
tient has distressing cough and u great set
Ting OF phlegm IN the lungs which they OF once
pronounce to be tubereulous or pulu cnafy con
sumption.
the cases Of Consumption in the United States
are caused by Liver Complaints or Dyspepsia.
The mucus IN IN brane OF the bronchial tubes
.ympa,hizes .ith the liver aud stomach, and
trea aert slight colds hasten 1t into bronchial
Consumption.
Tas fulmonic Syrup is the best remedy
known to iipen and expel sl' the impure matter
from the lung', and surpasses all other medi-
clnes in curing coughs and all pulmonary oisor-
ders The Sea Weed Tome is u compound ex-
rac., carefully prepared from a common weed
growing on tie sea shore. ltreadl'v dissoiyes
the food in the stomach, converting II tnto
chyme gives tone to the stomach. a healthy
appetite and dig. stion, and sIrepg h and flesh
TO the feeble and emaciated il contains no I'M
pure stimulant. but its stimulating properties
ore as pure Us the best French prsrdv. The
Mandrake Pills cleanse the stomach hsd act
upon the liver. which Is more or less deranged
IN every case of consumption, and the Mandrake
Pills IA the only remedy that contains no cslomel
or other injurious ingredient, that will restore
this important organ so that l, may perform its
proper funcssons.
Il will thus be readily seen that these rame-
dies act together in perfec. 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 the first place, they must prevent taking
| cold even slight cold must be prevented. Thi.
must aud can be done, or else there is no use in
| trying to be cured In o. der 10 do this in win
ter, the patient must stay IN the house and heel
| II ono ten perature with The thermometer ther
| walk about the house IS much as possible Il
| keep the blood IN circulation. and AT the So ms
| time practice breathing to expand the chest -
| Schenck's Pulmonic syrup. Sea Weed Tonic ,rnt
| Mandrake Pills are req sred in nearly ever,
case In bronchial and laryngtis. or clergy
| IN ans sore throat, tie liver must be acted o,
freely with the Mandrake Pills. Frequently il
.arrhGait is proper to take the Pills TO carry i
oft Physicians recommend patients to ride GU
| ami get fresh air. What good does il do |
| sfy NAT m nd I Law hpu
liable to take cold perhaps not heavy one, bu
| enough to irritaie the bronchial tubes, and ' e
hardly perceptblc, but sufficient to throw then
back two weeks and they 90 on In this way arf'
are never cured. All three Of these medicine
have full directions, and they are all taken Il
the same time, the same day and auy person
with = little judgment, with one lung nearl
gone can cure himself without every seeing me
although where It is convenient it is best 4
come aud be examined with the respironeter
which only costs three dollars then he will
| know his true con zion. Thousands thai hay
been confined to their beds With Consumpiio
have been cured bv them that never saw
| Keen the stomach clcsnsed OF the mucous will
the Pills and Tonic ths appetite will 500
come. then eat rich, greass, healthy foed ma
ture will soon beg in to throw OIL the Ill ease M,
the patieat will become fat end hearty. Whei
these medicines get thoroughly through tn
| system persons not 50 liable to take cold
| vet great are should be taken for il is axe an,
other dscase-areapsc is very dangerous
Many years ago " gwen up as ptiig IN ;h'
| last stages OF cDusuin, uu, ana ken irLii
| home IA Philadelphia TO Iiiy f. cuds III Mooies
! town. \. J.. To uIc. was soon iaten down Il
my bed ani l4s there uany weeks, appareatl
IA sinking condition. Thea heard aud ob
| tanned these prcps a'i,n~ OF roots ard herbs
| whIch. to toe .slOal-ninent OF cyerybods, sooi
made gre 1t Change in my system Tor ;ne be,
ter. Ii seemed 10 Inc that couid feel them pc n
citrate my whole system. The matter r,pened IL
my lungs and would spit of more th.n pin
| OF the offensive yellow matter every morn ~ -
| NJ appetite was nearly gone at cle tire, bu
| became great that II was with difficulty
could rcira' n from eating too much. Nv copgh
| ieve,, pain aud nigh. sweats all began to iess
me gained in .ren2th. and h We been in
creasing in flesh ever since. Ny disease Wa
| hereditary my father. mo.her. brothers m,
| sisters all died Of consumption.
| Now cnioy the best OF heash. and have fo
| wears, .igh,ng over two hundred and 1--WE -ty
i've pounds lmred iately on M recovery
| turned my attention 20 the science OF me dicin,
and the stud, OF this particular disease. In lac
| ! was driven to It by the preat number OF reo
| pie coming TO me, or sending for me- from al
| parts TO cure them. Aud fa,ter self that u
this day have as much experience and success
| in the Treatment OF this dista any other per
| son in the country.
| now offer the following information as .
guide TO those laboring under lung disease
showing the different forms in its various stage.
from II common cold TO Bronchial Pulmonary
Dyspcptic and Pleuri;ic Consumption
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Every case OF Consumption commences with
cough. excited f;om The Individual having takeu
cold
The diseases Of the dir passages IRE of grea,
interest to every intelligent being. The delicate
organization OF the lungs, their constant act.vi-
". and their beng exposed to contac; of ar oil
such different temperatures and which contains
various irritating matters suspended In IT, rem
der them especially liable TO disease. and those
OF Il most serious character.
Let me direct your attention TO the symptoms
and different paris which are diseased hen q
person has n common cold
The mouth, nose. throat, organs of voice and
lungs are lined With . continuous mucus MEM
brune, which, in u state OF health, Is CONSTANT
| moist. The secretion ofthis moisture, to = Ger
tain amount. constitutes a necessary part of its
healthy functions but when an individual gets
cold u part or all membrane becomes iniamed
the first effect Of which Is to alter its secreiops
tits at first dry the secretion is suspended
| it becomes swollen and thicker than before; il
| is redder than natural, and its sensibilitv is
percept.bly altered. We can see poi tion oil
its membrane. aud by noticing the changes pro
ducei in it by inflammation, we inte- those
changes which are apt to take place in The pari
we cannot see. Everybody has experienced, in
their own crscn, an inflammation Of that part oil
the membrane lining the nose, constituting 8
cold in the head. AT first the nostril is d'y,
aud though il is dry, we cannot breathe throu Il
it; 1t is stuffed up by The membrane being
swellcd the sense Of smell is altered or lost
the part - red, tender and irritable the contact
OF air little colde- or less pure than usual com
monty cxcites snecz'og-
Sometimes when the disease is severe there il
slight ch,llness and toward evening little fe-
YER After the dryneJs. the membrane secreies
| a thin, waters na,d, which BY degrees become.
| thicker the swelling Of the membrane dimin
| ishes and as the inflammation subsidies it is less
raw the secretion re SUMS its natural quality
| and is reduced IN quantity, and the membrane il
| again in its natural state. Such Is the genera
! course OF u cold in the head.
| When the Inflammation goes down into the
! lungs il 10 said to be cold in the chest. II
sometimes travels from oae part Of the mem
brane TO another, beginning in. the nose, snd
gradually creeping down into tie wiudpire ant
| lungs. When person has such cold there i,
| dry ccpgh-more or less difficulty in breathing
sometimes . degree Of pain or opp essioI
across the chest, slight fever and thirst, and
thin white coat upon the tongue wtica is not 81
ways the case.
Frequently bottle Of Sche mex sPulmonicSyru,
| and box of Schenck's Mandrake Pills, freely Ia
ken. will carry oil cold OF this kind. In every
case where a person has taken what is called
| fresh cold. they should take . dose OF Schenck'
| Mandrake Pills, or something that will act upoi
the liver. mot cslomell and ply sic the stomach
| thcu with the aid OF the Pu monte Syrup it il
carried oi.-not like the ordinary remedies tina
are used for cold or TO check u cough, which il
left in tie system 70 break out again worse than
before, a; the sligntest change the weather :
II this course was followed cen TO take goot
dose of Schcnckts Mandrake pills fvithout III,