The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-07

wonderful Unlike temporary stimulant, which
by reaction let's the organs affected sink lower than
before, this not only tones the stomach but keeps
1t toned up The natural craving Tor food returns in
all its force, that we have now stomach hungry
for food, and digestive apparatus ready to make
away with it. What next? You can any one of YOU
that question. Put into that hungry stomach
an abundant supply ofvarious ard nutritious food
to be converted By the range chemistry Of digestion
into rich, red blood. This VIII stimulate the heart
into stronger action and it will pump fuller
rent out through the arteries; hea thy blood will
take The place OF the thin, blue, fattened fluid in
the veins, End soon circulation will be established
which will flow through the lungs without making
any unhealthy deposits; strength and flesh willin-
crease, and the bad symptoms steadily diminish. AT
the same time usemy Pulmouic Syrup, as you know
lay great stress This in curing consumption
People die OF consumption because they become
so feeble that they cannot throw of the dead matter,
which accumulates in the lungs, until ttey are SO
stuffed and suffocated that breathing can longer
60 on.
My Pulmonc Syrup is the best expectorant known,
it blends with the food and through The blood goes
directly to the lungs; attacks and oosens up the yell
low, foul, rotten stuff left there by the ripened tub
ercles, and stiene thens and stimulates the bronchial
tubes and coatings of the air-passages until they
get strong enough to lit it ont and expe it by spit
ting Then the lungs get over their soreness and
have a chance to rest and heal.
Sc you see that have not only shown that my
medicines do actually cure consumption BIZ expert
ment but it also seems plain that they or something
like them, arold from the nature OF the case do so
wish had the time 10 explain to you more fully
how they operate through all the different stages Of
the disease, and wish you could follow me while
explained to you the wonderful mechar ism Of the
human body. But must stop 1 sum it all up IN
this; Good food makes good blood, good blood
makes health, and my medicnes-Mandrake Pills,
Seaweed Tonic, and Pulmonic Syrup-used accord
ing TO directions, enables this to be done.
see you here looking at me anxiously; pity you
from the bottom my heart and W sh to help you.
Perhaps mary ofyou have only some slight disorder
which resembles Consumption in some of its symp-
toms, but is not so. That can determine W tn
my Respirometer, which anables me learn just in
what condition the lungs are. For this examination
make charge of So I am glad to see that yeu
followed my advice about the necessity of avoiding
exposure to cold and damp. You know am oppos-
ed to any patient OF mine going out into raw air,
with tender, sore lungs. Air that may seem only
fresh to sound lungs, is and harsh to the lungs
OF consumptiye Keep your rooms, and breathe a
dry, warm air, and only venture out in the very
pleasantest weather. hope to find you have i'm
proved when see you again. j. HIS
DIR. Sen NICK will be at his room, Is Hanover
street Boston, Wednesday, April s, and every Sec
ond week after.