The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

In the early part Of the day the face Is usually pale
but ieep Hush OF one or both cheeks is commonly
observed toward the evening The tongue becomes
clear, and in many Instances it ASSUME an alarm
ins appearance, and i redder than in heallh.
There are generally proiuse and exhausting nieht
sweats at ths advanced stage of The sease and,
less rellefis found, swelling of the ankles and dar-
rhsa illow aud death closes the scene.
In many cases tile Pnlmon Syrup alone will cure
this TORN OF CONSUMPTION; but when the bowels are
costive, the liver torpid want of tone exists in
the digestive organs, the aweel Tonic and Man
and invgOrate the organs Of digestion, and the lat
ter 10 regulate the liver and bowels.
II. DYsPEPTIc CONSUMPTION.
The complication of gast'ic or hepatic disease with
Pulmonary or Bronchial Consumption is ottreqnent
occurrence; and, as this combination produces GER
tai phenomena IN addition TO the usual clnsninp-
i've symp. oms, some phyatciaps nave SUPP sea tnat
this is distinct disease winch they cal DS So. pic
Consumption. However, in some cases OF ibis KIND
th2 lnngs or Bronchial tubes are only sympatheti-
VIy ahected the primary disorder being confined 70
me 'tomach or liver But the transition from this
aE9aSe 70 real consumption IL sometimes very easy
ani fapi; and tor this reason tire premOuit0ry
syinp .ous tDout to Dc described should meet with
prompt at ention All disorders OF the stomach md
LIVER produce more or less OF that debility anu alb
normal condition CT the blood which we have noticed
as the precursor OF Consumption.
Dyspepsia Consum puon" usually begins 10 man.
ife't itself by general weakness OF the system and
the common phenomena OF indigestion, frequently
accompanied with cough difficulty of breathing and
other symptoms OF pulmonary disease. But very
often in such Circumstan es, the tone of the stpm
aeh eau be restored and the system strengthened,
the whole train Of symptoms disappears aud the Pr
tent viii b. restored TO health. For such ca:
these my Seaweet Tonic Is particularly design
the reader may judge from the account OF Its
cal properties given ABOVE.
When Dyspepsia Consumption originates in
DER OF the liver the following symptoms will
a duu pam or Tenderness in the right side,
creased uneasiness when lying The lett s.
regu arty OF TIE bowels full tongue. depre'
spirits. sallow hue OF the skin, yellownesl ,..
white OF the eye, furred and brown tongue nausea,
and sometimes vomting. My Mandrake Pills. used
according to direction, will remove all these sylnp
toms by clearing away all Instructions ffOm the lv-
er and restoring Its healthy action.
In order to have clear unc standing of the ma
lure of "Dyspeptic Consumption it is necessary TO
have some knowledge of the anatomy of the paris
affected. The office OF the liver is to strain of the
the bile from the blood. When the liver Is infamed
or torpid its work is not vol performed and the
blood becomes surcharged with varous impurities,
which will probably be deposited on some OF the VI
tai DREAMS The mischief may be aggravated by NJ
dgeson as that DISORDER tends to vitiate the quality
OF the blood
The Mandrake Pills, as mentioned above, efectu-
ally clear away all Instructions from the liver and
hillary Ducts and produce a healthy action of the
liver which prevents the congestion just described,
enables that organ to strai and purity The blood,
aud oi course prevents those morbid deposits which
lead to Consumption aud other dangerous maladies.
As we remarked before, the use of the Seaweed Ton
ic is advisable when the energies of the stomach
impaired, and symptoms OF indigestion present.
The publication of the God cannot be immediately
affected by any medicines, The Seaweed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills attain this object by acting ON the
stomach and liver and thus p"odncing vigorous and
healthy diges ion and promoting the operations bv
which the blood is strained and purified in the man
ner just described And when the blood is thus re-
stored TO a normal and healthy state, the formation
of Pulm nary or Bronchial Consumption is absolute
ly impossible.
II, by neglect, the disorders here described have
been SLOWED to debilitae the system to such de-
gree, and to deteriorate the blood, that the first
bad cold which the patient takes fastens on The
lungs and bronchial tubes, and thus produces the
unmistakable signs of Bronchial Pulmonary Con-
sumption, the Pulmonic Syrup must be used, TO-
fharn hnt hnff nj ngafr
cumstances may require.
For the cure or that complicated disorder known
as "Dyspeph' Consumption" the Pulmonic syrup
cannot be too highly recommended, as from its al
eraive effects it produces healthy secretions, and III
conjunction with the "Seatceed Tonic" which re-
stores to the stomach and enables it to properly
digest the food, and the 1fdndrake Pills. 10 bring
about healthy action of the liver cure is certa a
The directions which accompany the syrup explain
when and how TO take the SeaWeeu Tonic and Man
drake Pills. .4 -. .-.. .-f.I.-
III. PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
This is the most dangerous form OF consumption.
The causes which produce it are very numer, us,
such as hereditary disposition, particular torma-
ton Of the body, certain diseases, catarrh, small
pox, measles, liver complaint, dyspepsia, etc.,
tlcuar employments, grief disappOiu tment, and.
in short, any cause which disturbs tne heaithful OPP
eraoiis OF nature produces dininatioa Of the vitGl
tone, which always precedes All attack of this dis
Pulmonary consumption commences with a feel
ing OF lassitude, slight aching pains, with sense OF
tghness in parts of the chest, and short dry
cough, which is readily excited by muscular emo
ton. The breathing is shorter and more frequent.
These symptoms gradually become more con-
spcuous, and at length slight fever occurs toward
evening, and the respiration and pulse contnte to
be somewhat accelerated through the whole day =
lit of coughing usually occurs in the morning, and
the p1ent rises out of bed IL relaxed and feeble
condition. ..a -st -'L t I-- .-r
There is an extreme liability to take cold on the
slightest exposure. BY degrees the cough becomes
more frequent and troublesome, particularly in the
evening and morning, or at night on awakening
from sleep As the disease advance, the skin, lips
tOnuue and faucea in he
Slight chiliS regularly toward evening, follow
ed Dy lever, during which one or both cheeks be-
come suffused with a circumscribed flush; dry
burning heat is felt in the palms of the hands and
sole' o. the feet. the breathing is very quick and
Short and the Pnse very frequent, sma quick and
tense. These febrfe pal oxysus ntinue till toward
midnight, when they terminate in mote less pro-
fuse perspiraton, which continues until morning,
leaving the sufferer exhaus ed. langud and depress-
ed. frequently previous to the occurrence OF this
rain of symptoms the expeet0raton becomes thick
en- and not unfrequenty mixed with blood. The
feeling of load in the chest and emsciaton increase
attended with increasing failure OF st rength.
Toward the unfivorahle termination of the dis
ease swelling of the feet and diarrhea almost inva-
riably come on accompanied with weak and
hoarse voice. difficulty of swallowing, and some
times uieerate throat, until death relieves the
ferer. a-Hfr ,--lr.t EE .-a -
1t is generally admitted BIZ medical men of every
school, that this form of ption cannot be
cd by any application of their art However, some
OF the most liberal and enlightened physicians in
Europe and America have thought otherwise. and as
testimony of EXPERIENCE is more reliable than
any nypOinfcateu au h0rlty, am enabled to de-
clare and TO prove that Pulmonary Consumption can
be enre1, and that 1t has been cured in very
many instances; and that even when it has
advanced to some OF its Ia stages one of the first
Indications OF is to strengthen the SYSTEM and
mis- may be dons by the me pointed out above.--
For that DEBILITY which marks the commence
ment OF the disease my Seaweed Tonic and highly
nutritious diet are the best remedies When the
system strengthened and the digestive organs are
restored to their heathfui tone. the most alarming
symptoms will sometimes disappear. But should t
prove otherwise, and II appearances make it evident
tsat the lungs are beginning to decay, nv Pulmon-
c syrup will arrest the progress OF the disease some
times almost immedi ftely when the circumstan, es
are favorable, and sometimes when the case, by
quite SO in the estimatio OF physicians generally.
The Syrup promotes expectoration and thus enables
the system to throw OF the disease. No one denies
that when the patient cannot discharge the morbid
matter by expectoration death speedily epsues The
syrup by keeping tho phegm loose enab les the pa
tien to raise it easily and tie deased matter which
obstructs the lungs is removed the liberation is
health. - tgi VI ~ Lf-.laN wy = n = =
Dr. Schenek is professionally at his principal office
No. 10 North Sixth street, corner OF Commerce. Phil
afephfs. every Saturday, where al letters tor adj
vice must be addressed. e
DIR. Schenck will also be professionally at his
Rooms, 30 Hanover street, Boston, Wednesday, De-
tDber IA. -i'i- -
He gives advice free, but for thorough eqaminG-
tfon with his Respirometer. the price is So. Office
hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ. led .----., .--
frice OF Pulmonic Syrnp and Seaweed Tonic, each
Si.50 per bottle, or S7.51 q halt Dozen Mandrake
Pills, cents per box. A full supply OF DR..
Schencks medicines at his rooms on the day Of lis
visit; at all other times by his Agents &C. Coop
WIN q Co. IS Hanover street, Boston, and all drug
piSts,