Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21
DR.. SCHE NCk'S LETTERS
ON
Sonsunpffor, Liver C0rnrlninf
nnd Dy-pcp~ln,
ANnTHE
WONDERFUL EFFECTS
TaGEE MEDICINES Couptxrn

Living, oresthing testimony. Ia the shape of
suosishtiai nesn sha blood built upon the ema-
ciaied frames OF those who, BY their friends and
scaus'ntances, were looked UPON AZ d.s,,red ~
an early sePuichre, at,es; the cura,lye mowers
ofschencks Puimon'c Syrup Seaweed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills.
Consumption 10 terrible and deadly enemy.
but II has vulnerable point, and us deadly
and exterTinAt,ng Toe is found IN schenck's
fulmon,c syrup, seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
Fills v hen these remedies are taxi en- "A direct.
ed, wonderful change takes place IN the cir
cuistion OF the blood, and in the forces OF the
y stem The patient, IN VERY brief period,
hnds that his strength 10 returning. The pulss
regains ito normal aud proper condition the
appsslte - Quisksnsd the Dreashing 10 sasier,
and. ~ soon ~ the stomach has been cleapsed
By the mild, laxative powers OF tns Mandrake
Pulls, tue lmprev sWsnt Of the patient becomes
snoonragingiy perceptible.
The emaciatiOn sttencant under pre-e xisting
circumstances 10 because Of the impoverished
condition OF the blood. The stomach ceased its
natural function. and the vital aud was watery
and unsnstalning. Even with an appetite toler-
ably good, i'll impossible for organs so ser,-
eusiy impaired to give the requisite vitality 10
the current OF lie courslng through the veins.
The philosophy Of the varioas schools Of med
icine IS hers ~ fault. The miperal poisons ad-
ministered by the adherants Of the s0-callcd
"schools' OF medicine, 10 stop the ohills, the
night eweats, and the coug hing that are the pre-
cursors OF pulmonary consumption, are too VIC
lent. The patient must inevitably sink and die
The true course IS to restore he alth 10 the lung
lithere Is any thing lett to build upon, Schemes
Pnimonlc Syrup, and Seaweed Tonic, and Man.
drake PILLS will accomplish q cure. There il
nothing supcrnatura al IN this. DR.. Schenck does
not claim to be magician. But he does eiaim
to have discovered u rational course OF treat
ment. ana 10 have found remedies all potent IN
their influence upon affections OF the lungs. aud
that are gathered from the kingdom, not OF
chemistry, but ofNaiure.
The Mandrake Pills will unlock the duets Of
the gall bladder, and start the bile the liver
will begin to .ecrete healthily the stomach will
cleanse itself. by taking the Seaweed Tome at
the same time it will avert everything in the
form OF acidity until 1t is digested The Pull
monte syrup aud Seawsed Tonic will harmonic
with the food and work into the blood. A ben
eiieeni reaction is thsresult. The progress o.
wssting away has been stopped; the formation
ofnew TISSUES has begua. The suffering lungs
begin 20 exude ali diseased matter. The expec
tor snt.properties OF the Pulmsnic Syrup throw
II from the system. The digestion 10 now per-
iected, the appetite increases. The haggard ex
preston OF countcnance that invariably marks
the victcm Of consumption is changed to one Of
oheerfuiucss. The patent receives an indspu
table assurance thas health ~ sgain coming TO
HIM. generous diet, careful by Hienic precau-
tions against sudden charges Of temperature,
and Schenck's medicines are certain TO effect q
cure WhSIe therc Is anytnins lett W Dutu upOu
As reaction takes place 80 does health IN
sresse. The food taken. instead Of being vast.
ed thro uKh the bowels, goes into the circula.
| ton, to make good, rich and abundant blood.
One-third of oil tDr. Schenck's patients, whs
came TO him. supposing themselves marked for
the censumptive's grave. have no disease Of the
| lungs. Their symptoms are sAllow complex
ion, constipation, depression Of spirits snds
| sluggish liver. Abe Mandrake Pills and Sea
| weed Tonic soon dispel the fAllaoy, and the pa
tisnts lind in their rapidly returning health,
that they have been nufsing chirncrA A dc
| ranged state Of the stomach gives rise 20 . se
riss ofsy mptoms, very often scarce distinguish.
| able from those kept BY practitioners like
Dr. Schenck, who has made the subject The
l study of life--os confirmed Pulmonary Con
sumption.
l ruu HUMAN RIVER.
! and its functions which will make che efRctene %
| of this popular medicine perceptible 10 ever.
| man understanding.
The liver is supplied with blood vessels
| nerves and absorbents. One OF its obvious use
| IS TO secrete and prepare the bile. IL hAewis
fiters ana purtes the blood. II this work
imperfectly performed, the blood, Of course, be
comes vltiated, and there ia the true origin o
| several dangerous diseases, such as liver com
| plants, pulmonary consumption, &c. hen III
nyer is torpid or Distracted, 1t cannot strain o
| purify the plccd properly, and the vital curren
| Is sent back, IN o nlorbia condition, through III
| bilious affections, distractions OF the kidness
/ headaches, gravel, or come other disorder OF
| more fatal nature The blood in Its circulate
taxes in many impurities, and ntdese are no
| separated by the liver, the consequences
| have described must follow. IL is impossible I
| cure consumption, scrofula or scarcely any 9th
| or kind OF ulcerations, white that important Oh
| gan she liver. is diseased. For this same ret
| son
hchenck's Mandrake Pills unlock the ga
| bladder and relax the secr.tions, MS well rs IN
blue mass or any prepar alton OF cslomel; In lac
| their remedial operati on Is SO remark able, tia
| some physicians have asserted that caiom'
| must be one Of tho ingredients in their compos
tion. This charge has been denied by the oat
| OF DIR. Schenck, made before an Alderman
| Phil adelphis. Besides, 1t must be alleged ht
| these Pilis never cause saliy alton, or any cths
| MI fleet which follows the use OF minera. pon
WORD OR TWO ABOUT sCHENCK
SEAWEED TONIC.
We presume that there is not single rcade
the community that has not heard OF ID
| schenck's famous Seaweed Tonic II IS one Q
the few really great medicines Of the age, an
| is performing wonders wherever it is pcrsever
| ingly and property used. it's
/ rirst. A Tonic or Stimulant.
1 Second An Aikul.
Third Purifier, and ye. perfectly harm less
Ihree-quarters OF the people IN the conimuni
tv more especially in the spring. need JUS
such n medicine ~ this. They ieeiindisrribab
ly dull and heavy, have little or no appetite
| and after eating are still more heavy aud duh
| and stupid food sours, as II is ure 20 DO whei
thisiconcision OF things exists the mouthtaste
| bad, and there Is most uncomfortable state q
| matters every way this need not be The nm
should be taken al once that there IS some
thing most emphaticnily wrong, and that !
| should be corrected without delay. Ls'
/ %
| You Will soon be well. Your appetite wilt re
| turn. you will feel buoyant and energetic, ant
| thus doubtless, rave yourself from prolonget
and ex pensive spell of sickness. II - marvel
leus what Schenck Seaweed Tonic will do. Il
| liz the great friend and strength of the stomach
| II urges that important organ to the perform
| ance OF its duties, without which there Is NJ
health no good feeling, no satisfactory purpose
In lite it takes the food in hand, prepares II fol-
easy and healthy digestion, and sends II gladly
on its way 10 be converted into chyle ane
i ehyme ana blood imparting energy, strength
/ end lie to the patient.
| The thousands OF sallow- faced individuals
| seen in every city and town in the country
running over us. as it we're. with bilious poison
| could be saved like . charm with Schenck'a
| Seswecd Tonic and Mandrake Pills. There 10 nc
| need OF them making such miserable spectaclee
| Of themselves A few Mandrake Pills TO clear
away the rubish and filth. followed BY . genss
| Gus use Of this Tonic, would give them good
blood, and plesnty oft, clear. healthy, hand.
| some skin, and energise them into live men and
| women. instead Of, AS now, useless drones.
A. . s,imuisns Sohenck's Seawe~d Tonic Il
| uneauailed. Taken in the morning. or at any
| time, il 10 sure to create m appesits. without
| which there il but little use in trying TO live
| People must have food and tnis food, when
| properly applied aad distributed, susts M oui
! natures and increases our strength. Tho Sea
| weed Tonic 10 sure 10 thus pFepase the food Tor
| the body. II hes been the means OF saving
| thousands Of lives, and - destined 70 save :
million fold more. With the Aan0rake Kiill
~ have named. Schsnck's 6eawesd Tonic used
| in time, We have NO doubt whatsoever that seven
eishths Of the diseases which aeliet the land
would b cut 81. end the sfaictsd b easily r.
| stored to health.
The msttsr 10 very simple. The stomach u
| the headquarters Of the body, the ceotrA point
Of the ~ stem II ID from this that al good and
bad effects 70 out 70 bless Or curse 10 poseeseof
Mako il clean, put il in good running order.
| treat IL handsomely, and there will be no more
disease than in the solid rocks Of the granite
hills. We repeat it, that Schenck's Eeaweed
Tonic will do this for the stomach. tbs nature
coming 10 rescue Of man IN his peril.
When the nature and condition of disease ere
thoroughly understood, it will be seen that the
that the doctrine We briefly inculcate 10 the true
one. and that the medicine we advocate 10 pre-
cisely adapted to the doctrine. Thousands Of
| RECONSTRUCTED stom achs" in nearly every STATE
| in the Union, will gladly testify 20 this, and
praise, a. they should. the marvellous virtues
| cfSchenck's Seaweed Tome.
Why at least eight people in ten ought TO use
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