Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10
DR.. SCHE NCk'S LETTERS
ON
SonsunnPttoD. Liver Complnlat
aud Dyspepsia,
ANDTHE
WONDERFUL EFFECTS
THREE MEDICINES coun,Nrp

cisscu iInmcs ~ those who, BY their friends aud
scousiutancss, were looked upon = defined tO
An early sepulchre, attest The curative nowers
ofscnencks Pulmcnic Syrup Seawcsd Tonic
and Mandrake Pills
Con. sumption Is = terrible aud deadly enemy.
bu. it has vulnerable point and IT'S deadly
Anu eAterTinasing Zoe is found IN Schenck's
Putmon,e Syrup, seaweed Tonic and Nsndrske
Pits. When these remedies ere take. g direct.
Cd. wonderfsi chicago tskso place IN tbs cir
eulation Of the blood, and in shs forces Of the
system. The patient, In very brief psrioA,
lads inst his Strength % sstasnias. The pnlse
appetite il quiskensd ~ 6rsashiag y scsisr,
end, = soon = The st0Aaeh he's bssn clsaAssd
By the mild, laxative powers Of the Mandrake
Pills. the impro ve0eat II TIE patient bscomss
saeesrsgisGly pessspdbls.
The emaciation attendant under pre-e xisting
eircuastaaces 10 because u the impov erisheA
ceaditien Of The blood. The stomach ceased IL
natural function. and the vital nuid vas watery
and unsHstaining. Sven with ~ sppssite toles.
ably good, il il impossible for orgass % ser,.
ousiy impaired TO give the requnsise vitality TO
the current of life soussing through the veins.
The philosophy Of the vsrioas schools Of med
icinc Is hers u fault. The mineral Poisons Cd
minisssred by the adhsrants Of this so-callsd
schools OF medicine, 10 stop the chills. the
night sweats, and the coughing that are the pre-
cursors ofpulmcnary consumption, are too vio-
lent. The patient must inevitably sink and die.
The true course 10 to restore health TO the lungs
fthere 10 any thing LETT to build upon, Schesck's
Pulmonic Syrup, and Sesweed Tonic, and Man
drake Pills will accomplish . cure. There 10
nothing supernatural IN this. DR.. Sehenck does
not claim TO be . magician. But he does claim
TO have discovered a rational course Of treat
ment, and to have found remedies all potent ~
their influence upon affections Of the lungs. and
that are gathered from the kingdom, not OF
chemistry, but cfNature.
ha Irnka ~tll tha ri Of
the gall bladder. and start the bile the liver
wilt begin TO secrete healthily the stomach will
cleanse itself. By taking the Ssaweed Tonic at
the same time 1t will ~ ert erythiug in the
form Of acidlty until IL il digssted The Pull
monte Syrup and Seaweed Tonic will harmoniso
with the food and WORK into the blood. A ben
s6cent reaction 10 the result. The progress Of
wasting away has been stopped; the formation
ofnew tissues has begus. The suffering lungs
begin 10 exude ali diseased matter. The expec-
torsnt8propsrties Of the Pulmenic Syrup throw
Il from the system. The digestion - now per-
feeted, the appetite increases. Tho hAggard ex-
preston Of countenancc that nvariably maiks
Ahe yictem of consumption 10 changed TO one ~
cheerfulness. The patient receives IN indspu-
table assurance thas health il again coming to
him. A generous diet, careful by gienic precau-
tions against sudden charges Of temperature.
and Schenck's medicines are certain 70 effect
cure where there is ything left to build upon.
As reaction takes place SO does health In
crease. The food taken, instead Of being waet.
cd hrough the bowels, goes into the circule.
| tion, to make good, rich and abundant blood.
One-third of al DR.. Schsnck's paaien's, whs
came to him. supposing themselves marked for
| the consumptivc's grave. have no disease 81 the
lungs. Their symptoms are sallOw complex
| ion, constipation, depression OF spirits end .
sluggish liver. The Mandrake Pills and Ses-
weed Tonic soon dispel the fallasy, and the pa-
tisnts find in their RAPIDLY returning health,
l thev hnVa hnn = rhi a
| ranged state Of the stomach gives rise 70 use
ries ofsy mptoms, very often scarce distinguish
able from thoss--sxcept BY practitioness like
Ur. Schenck, who has made the subject the
study Of life--or confirmed Pulmonary Con
sumption.
and its functions, which will make the efficiency
| OF this popular medicine perceptible 70 every
| man understanding.
| The liver is supplied with blood vessels
nerves and absorbents. One OF its obvious uses
| is to secretc and prepare the bile. II likewise
filters and purifies the blood. II this work "
imperfectly performed. the blood, Of course. be
| comes yitiated, and there ia the true origin o.
| several dangerous diseases, such rs liver com
plants, pulmonary consumption, &c. When ths
liver is torpid Distracted, II cannot strain oil
| purify the blood properly and the vital curf en-
Is sent back, In . morbid condition, through til,
lungs. brain, and other parts. carrying lanndic'
/ bilious affections distractions Of the ktdness
| headaches, gravel, or some other disorder OF |
more fatal nature. The blood in its circulation
takes in many impurities, and ifthese are no
/ separated by the liver, the consequences VI
have described must follow. II Is impossible 4
| cure consumption, scrofula, or scarcely any 9th
er kind Of ulcer tions, while that important or
gan, She liver, is diseased. For this came rea
son
Schenck's Mandrake Pills unlock the gal
bladder, aud relax the secrstions, - well - M
| blue mass OF any preparation Of calomel; In fac
their remedial operation - 20 remark aDaer tbs
i some ply sicians have asserted that calome
/ must be one OF the ngre dents in their compost
ton. This charge hes been denied ~ the ostl
OF Dr Schenck, made before an Aidermsn
Philadelphia. Besides, IL must be alleged ths
| these Pitts never cause saivati0 or any othe
i'll effect which follows the use of miners: pois
| onS.
A WORD OR TWO ABOUT eCHENCK'l
| SEAWEED TONIC.
We presume that there 10 not . single readeI
| of our paper or any other intelligent person ii
| the Immunity that has not hesrd OF Or
| schenck's famous Seaweed Tonic II 10 one o
| the few really great medicines Of the age. enc
| is performing wonders wherever it is persever
| ingly and properly used II is.
| rirst A Tonic or Stimulant.
| Second. An Alkali.
| Third Purifier, and ye: perfectly harmless
| Three quarters Of the people in the commune
", more especially in tie spring. need just
such medicine ~ this. They feeiIndiscribab
| ly dull and heavy, have little or no appetite
| and after eating are still more heavy and dull
and stupid food sours, as 1t lis ure 20 do when
| thisic0ndition Of things exists the mouthtassel
bad and there Is . most uncomfortable state oil
matters every way this need not be the hint
| should be taken ut once that there - some
| thing most emphaticaily wrong, and that II
should be corrected without delay. Uss
| Schenck's SeAweed Tonic, and our word for ],
| you will soon be well. Your appetite will re-
| turn. you will feel buoya ant and energetic. and
| thus doubtless, save yourself from . prolonged
and expensive spell Of sickness. II 10 marvel
| lous what Scbenck' Seaweed Tonic will do. II
is the great friend and strer 9Th Of the stomach,
| it urges that important organ to the perform
ance Of its duties, without which there N NO
health, no good feeling. NO sstisfact0ry purpeSe
IN life il takes the food in hand. prepares Il for
easy and healthy digsstion, ed ssnds II gladly
on its way TO b. converted into chyie and
chyne and blood. imparting energy, strength
snd lite 10 the patient.
The thousands Of sallow-f faced individuals
seen in every city and town 10 the country,
running over u, q II we're, with bilious poison.
could be saved like . charm with ScheRck' .
Sesweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, There 10 NO
need Of them making such miserable spsctaelea
| Of themselves. A few Manjssks Pills TO clear
away the rubish and nth, followed BY . gsnss-
| GUS use Of this Tonic, would give them good
blood, and pleeaty oft, elear. healthy, hand.
sone skin, and energiss them into live men end
women, instead Of, q nov. useless drones. .
Az . stimulauo Hohssek's 6eawsed Tonis q
unsqualled. Taken in The mosnisg, OF q ny
time, il u sure TO create IN appetite, without
which there . bet little use In trying - live.
People must have food and this food, whcn
properly applied 80 disssibatsd. sustsins our
weed Tsais = ssrs . thus yrspars he iced for
the body. II hes been the mems Of saving
thousands Of lives, end 10 de1linsd - oove {