The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-05

d. ease, which they call Dyspeptic Consump.
ton. However in some cases of this kind the
lungs or bronchial tubes are only sympatheti-
cally Affected, the primary disorder being con-
nned to the stomach or liver. But the transition
from this disease to real Consumption is some
times very easy and rapid; and for this reason
the premonitory symptoms about to be described
should meet with prompt attention. All dis
orders OF the stomach and liver produce more
or less OF that debility aud abnormal condition
OF the blood which we have noticed as the pre-
cursor of Consumption.
"Dyspeptic Consumption" usually begins to
manifest itself by a general weakness of the
system and the common phenomena of indiges-
ton, frequently accompanied with cough, diff
Guilty OF breathing, and other symptoms o.
pulmonary disease. But very often in such
circumstances if the tone of the stomach can
be restored and the system strengthened, the
whole train of symptoms disappears and the
patient will be restored to health. For such
cases as these my Sea Weed Tonic is particularly
designed, as the reader may Judge from the
account of its medical properties given above.
When Dyspeptic Consumption originates in
disorder OF the liver, the folio wing symptoms
will appear:-A dull pain or tenderness in the
h'6hs SiuSJ Will uutdSiUeSS when lying
on the lett side; irregularity OF the bowels, foul
tongue, depression of spirits, sallow hue of the
skin, yellowness of the white of the eye, turred
and brown tongue, nausea, and sometimes vom.
iting. My Mandrake Pills, used according to
direction, will remove all these symptoms by
clearing away all obstructions from the liver
and restoring its healthy action.
In order to have clear understanding of the
nature OF "Dyspeptc Consumption" it is neces.
saty TO have some knowledge of the anatomy OF
the parts affected. The office OF the liver is to
strain off the bile from the blood. When the
liver is inflamed or torpid its work is not well
performed, and the blood becomes surcharged
with various impurities, which will probably be
deposited on some of the vital organs. The
mischief may be aggravated by indigestion, as
that disorder tends to yitiate the quality of the
blood.
The Mandrake Pills, as mentioned above,
etfectually clear away all obstructions from the
liver and hillary ducts, and produce healthy
action of the liver, Which prevents the conges-
tion just described, enables that organ to strain
and purify the blood, aud of course prevents
those morbid deposits which lead to Consump.
ton and other dangerous maladles. As We
remarked before, the use of the Sea Weed Tonic
advisable when the energies of the stomach
are impaired, and symptoms of indigestion are
resent. The publication of the blood canuol
| e Immediately effected by ANY medicines. The
ca Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills attain this
{ bject by acting on the stomach and liver, and
thus producing vigorous and healthy digestion,
nd promoting the operations by which the
lood is stIalned and purified, in the manner
l.
restored 10 a normal and healthy state, the
formation of Pulmonary or Bronchial Consump-
tion is atS olutely Impossible.
IT. by neglect, the disorders here described
have been allowed to debilitate the system to
such degree and to deteriorate the blood, so
that the first bad cold which the patient takes
iastens on the lungs and bronchial tubes, and
thus produces the unmistakable signs of Bron-
chal or Pulmonary Consumption, the Pulmonic
Syrup must be used, together with one or botn
of the other remedies, as circumstances may
require.
For the cure of that complicated disorder
kucwn as "Dyspeptic Consumption" the Pull
monic Syrup cannot be too highly recommended,
as iIom Its Alternative effects it produces healthy
secretions, and in conjunction with the "Seo
Weed Tonic" which restores tone to the
stomach and enables it to properly digest the
food, aud the Mandrake PPs, TO bring about
a healthy action of the liver, cure is certain.
The directions which accompany the Syrup
explain when and how to take the Sea Weed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills.
III. PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
This is the most dangerous form of "consump-
tioD. The causes which produce it are very
numerous, such as hereditary disposition,
particular formation of the body certain dis
eases, as catarrh, small pox, measles, liver CON-
plant dyspepsia, etc., particular employments,
grief or disappointment, and in short, any cause
which disturbs the healthful operations of ma
ture produces the dinninatiOn of he uaa! tone,
which always precedes an attack OF this disease.
Pulmonary consumption commences with a
feeling of lassitude, slight aching pains, with
sense of tghtness in some parts OF the chest,
and short, dry cough, which is readily excited
by muscular emotion. The breathing is shorter
and more frequent. These symptoms gradually
become more conspicuous, and at lensth slight
fever occurs towards evening, and the respira-
ton and pulse continue to be some what accele-
rated through the whole day. A ft OF coughing
usually occurs in the morning, and the patient