Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-14
sCmENCK,s REMEDIES.
A 9.paOurss rOm G.ON0uJAR.

sCmENCK,s REMEDIES.
A CHaO1CR ron CONSUME
II flvES-TO GET WELL OR To DIE
WHAT MUST BE DONE AND now TO DO
iT-THls COURSE MUST BE PURSUED OR
DEATH WILL F0LLOW-DR. SCHENCK'S
CURE BAD CASES OF CONSUMPTION.
sPAAiN STATEMENT OF FACTS
While OF .riug nav celebrated medicines TO the
afflicted esl Ina, present 10 the public moth
ing novel or strange.
The success Of my medicines IN the case OF
Pulmonary complaints Is too well established 10
admit of skepticism their Effect Is too certain
20 require any combat with that prejudice which
usually asssils the introduction OF new article
TO the public.
II the patient will persevere and follow the d.
reciions which accompany each, Consumption
must aud will he cured and often when Il 10
sppassstly IL its last stages.
do nes Wish = y undsfstssd te say thss
when lnneS are destroyed any medicine can
esssas then snsw; bot do neon 70 Say that
who's . patient he's . visleat. ceosh. niets
swsats, cSespis9 chills, 10 emacistsd. conhne4
70 bed, and gives up to die BY the physicians. 9
cure may Be elected.
greatly mistakes IN susculsoaiog o. In the ex-
saiaaaisa Of the lussa They - tAst the pa
tient he's . distressing cough end . grees est
ting 81 pAlega u the lungs whieA they q o0eo
psosounce 20 b. tubeseuious o. pulDcuary CO.
sumption.
the cases Of Consumption in the United States
ere caused BY Liver Complaints or Dyspepsia.
The aueus meobeaas eCths bronchial tubes
symvsthisee With the liver aud stomach. and
ffeqsens slight colds hasten il into bronchial
Consumption.
mL- - M ko~H a.
known to s,pen and expel 81, the impure matter
from the lung,, aud surpasses oil other medi-
cines in curing coughs aud all pulmonary disor.
ders The Sea Weed Tonic 10 . compound ex-
tract, carefully prepared from common weed
growing on tie sea shore. 1t readily dissolve .
the food in the stomach, converting il into
chyme gives tone to the stomach. u healthy
appetite and digestion, and strength and flesh
TO the feeble and emaciated. II contains no inn
pure stImulant. but its stimulating properties
Gre % pure ~ the best French brandy. The
Mandrake Pills cleanse the stomach Aad act
upon the liver, which 10 more or less deranged
in every case Of consumption, and the Mandrake
Pills is the only remedy that contains no calomcl
or other injurious ingredient, that will restore
| this important orgsn 30 that 1t may perform its
proper IL notions.
II will thus be readily seen that these rene
| dies act together in pesfec. harmony, and 10
every instance when taken IN time, end accord
ing to directions, they will cure Consumption.
To cure Consumption, or any 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. Thii
must and can be done, or else there 10 no use il
| trying TO be cured. In order to de this il wis
tcs, 1.-The patient must stay in the house and keel
| il one temperature with the Thermometer thei
| walk about the house - much - possible /,
keep the blood in circulation. and Il the sam,
time practice breathing to expand the chest -
Schenck' pulmonic Syrup.Ses Weed Tonic. ~,
Mandrake Pills are required 10 nearly ever,
case. 10 bronchial and laryngitis. or clergy
mass sore throst. tie liver must be acted 81
freely with the Mandrake Pills. Frequently il
ciarrhea il 10 proper 70 take the Pills 10 carry
of Physicians recommend patients to ride q,
and get fresh air. What good does il do,
may satisfy the patients mind. but IL lsys then
lis6ls to take cold, perhaps not heavy one, bu
enough to irritate the bronchial tubes, and ye
hardly psrcept,bis, but sufficient 70 throw then
back two weeks and they 70 - 10 this way an
ere never cared. An three Of these medicine
have full directions, and they are Ill taken Z
the came time, the same day aad any pesson
eone, can cure himself without every seeing me
slthough Whsre II ID convenient il 10 best q
come and Be sxsmined with the respirometer
which only costs three dollars then he vii
know HE true condition. Thousands that hav
been confined 10 their beds with COneunptiO
have been cured BY them that never saw
Keep the stomach clcnnscd Of the mucus wit
the Pills and Ionic the appetite will 500
come. then eat rich, greasy, healthy food ns
ture will soon begin 10 throw off the disease. an
the patient will become fat and hearty. whe
| these medicines get thoroughly through tn
system persons are not so liable 10 take cold
vet great care should be taken, for it is like an
other disease-a relapse isvery dangerous.
Many years ago was given up as being in III
last stages of consumi ton, and was tnken frol
~. l.ls h.. fr... H.
town, \. j., to die. ! was soon taken down I
my bed. aud lay there many weeks, APPARENT
IN sinking condition. Then heard OF and Oh
tanned these preparations of roots and herb.
which. to the establishment of everybody, 500
made a great change in my system for the bel
ter. 1t seemed To me that could feel them per
citrate my whole system. The matter ripened i
nv lungs. and would spit of more than pin
OF the offensive yellow matter every morning
Ny appetite was nearly gone at one time bu
became SO great that il was with difficulty
could refrain from eating too much. Ny cough
ieyes, pain and night sweats oil began to lesv
me gained in strength, and have been il
creasing in flesh ever since. Ny disease wa
hereditary my father. mother, brothers an
sisters all died Of consumption.
Now / enjoy the best Of cath, and have f.
years, weighing over two hundred and twenty
i've pounds. immediately on my recovery
turned my attention to the scicnce Of medicin
and the study Of this particular disease. In fac
was driven to it by the great number Of pee
pie coming to me, or sending for me. from q
parts to cure them. And fatter myself that
ihis day have - much experience and success
in the treatment ofthis disc ase as any other pei
| son in the country.
nov offer the following information %
/ guide to those labcring under lung disease
| showing the iiferen mt forms in its various stage
from q common cold TO Bronchial Pulmonary
Dyspcptic and Plenritic Consumption
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Every case Of Consumption commences wit
| cough, excited from the indiy ,dua havin take
cold.
The diseases Of the air passages arc Of grea
| interest to every intelligent being. The delicat
| organization OF the lungs, their constant activi
| " and their beng exposed to contact Of air o
| such different temperatures and which contain
| 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 symptom
| and different parts which are diseased when
person has u common cold
| The mouth, nose. throat. organs Of voice an,
lungs are lined with continuous mucus mem
brXne, which, in u state OF health, is constant,
| moist. The secretion ofthis moisture, to a Ger
tain amount. constitutes necessary part Of il
healthy functions but when an individual get
cold u part or all membrane becomes inname d
the first effect of which 10 alter its secret ons
ltis At first dry the secretion is suspended
| il becomes swollen and thicker than before:
| 10 redder than natural, and its sensibilitv il
pcrceptibly altered. We can zee pc, ton o
its membrane, and by noticing the changes pro
ducel in il by Inflammation, we infer thos
changes which are apt to take place in the part
We cannot see. Every body has experienced, Il
their own verscn an Inflammation Of that part o
the membrane iining the bose, constituting
cold in the head. At nrst the nostril 10 dry
and though il 10 dry. We casuet breathe through
| il Il il stulfed up by the membraae beinl
svslled the sense Of 6mell 10 Uttered or lost
the part is red. tender and irritable the cOntac
Of dir little colder or lsss pure thaa usual com
monty excieeo oaeeaioR.
Sometimes When ~ aisesse = severe there
aslight chillness, asd toward evening little fe
yer. After the dryness, the 0eObt6Ie secrete
thin, watery asid, which BY degrees become
| thicker the swelling Of the memofaoe dimin
ishes, and - the Inflammation subsidies il 10 lea
raw the secretion rssumts its natural quality
| ~ ain in ito natural state. Such 10 the genera
course of cold il the head.
when the Inflammation gees dswn into th
lungs. il 10 said to be . cold IN the chest.
aometimee travels from eae part Of the mem
beane 10 anether, beginning In. The noee, -.
gradually creeping dewn into tib windpipe IN,
funes. When q person hes such cold there i
dry eeagh-nofe Or less di0culty il breathisI
-somstImes . degree Of pain or oppressiei
across the chest. slight fever and thirst, and
thin white coat upon the tongue which 10 not q
Fseassu s sse.t,s q schesck' sPulnsniesyru,
and box Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills. freely q
kcu, will carry Oh cold Of this kind. In ever,
case where . person has taken what 10 called
| fresh cold, they should take dose Of Scherck'
N andrske pills or somethin0 that will act uno,