National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15
Con SUMPTION.

DIR. Schcneks Pulmonic Syrup for the cure
of Coughs, Colds, and Consumption.
DIR. schenck's Seaweed Tonic for the cure of
Dyspepsia and all the debilitated conditions
OF the stomach.
DR. Schcnck's Mandrake Pills for diseases OF
the liver, or TO act as a gentle purgativo.
All OF these three medicines are often re
CURED IN curing consumption though the ful-
monte Syrup alone has cured many desperate
cases. The Scawccd Tonic and Mandrake
Pills assist III regulating the stomach and nv
er, and nep the Pulmoic Syrup to digest and
search through the blood vessels, by which
means a cure is soon effected
These medicines are cOnscientionsy offered
to the public as the only safe, certain and re-
liable remedies for pulmonary consumption,
and for all those morbid conditions of the
body which lead to that fatal disease, Liver
complaint aud dyspepsia are often torernnncrs
OF Consumption, and when they manifest
themselves they require the most prompt al
tcntiOn.
The PulHonic Syrup il a medicine which has
had long probation before the public Its
value has been proved 10y the thousands of
| cures II has made through period of more
! than thirty five years, in all of which time it,
reputation has constantly increased, and the
most obstinate Skepticism can no longer doubt
that 1t Is remedy which may he used with
confidence in all cases which admit of a cure.
ii the patient will pcrscNerlngly follow the
| directions when accompany each bottl', II"
VIII certainly be cured, if his lungs are not too
| much wasted to make a cure possible, Even
IN cases supposed to be incurahle, when friends
| ana physicians nave desnailcd the USE of this
medicine has .nv,d thc fife of In. paticnt and
restored him to perfect health.
l,r. Nchcnck himself was cured in precisely
such circumstances, and many others have
| been cqua IL fortunate by iudiciously making
"a timely use of DR.. Schcnck's remedies.
DIR. Sohcuck does not say that all eases %
Pulmonary CONSUMPTION are within the reaci
of medicine but he emphatically asserts tina
often when patients have the most alarming
symptoms. such as "a violent cough, cre"pinl
chils. night swcats, aud general d"bility,eVeI
to such degree that they are obliged to lie
in bed, and when they are given up by then
physician. they may still be cured No med
zeal treatment can create new lungs, but whel
the lungs are very badly diseased, aud tn som,
extent DESTROYED. a cure may he effected by
Dr. Srhnnck's medicines
Also, in scrofulous diseases these medicines
are equally efficient DR.. Schcnck has photo
graph. of u number of persons who have beer
nearly covered with running sores, and nov
all healed I'M. This Shove its purifying prop
critics. which must be done to heal cavities il
the lungs
| In the treatment of Cousumption, il is q
the utmost inheritance to give vigor and
healthy tone to the system. Hence it is ne
ccssarl to strengthen the appetite of the pa
ticut and improve the digestion. Proper uour
iShmcnt is required. together with such mean
as will make the food easily digcSiblc. Tn
articles most suitable for the diet of consuml
tive patients are designated in DIR. Sehenck'
Almauncs. which are distributed gratuitouslI
In general. the most highly nutritious article
are In ne urpl.rr.d lnt The diurstiyr orua1,
must be STRENGTHENED in order to make eth,
food or medicine scryiccahle This require
,uput is met Inv the Sea Weed Toni. aud ft
This uuruusc il WAS DESIGNED.
a When the digestive mower, are nut in 200
order. the food has its proper effect, the syi
= tenn of the patient is invieoratcd and ia
D lunus berin to exercise their functions in a MOI
: mai and healthy manner. Then the hrain
powcrs of the pulmonic Syrup will effect
rure.
Pulmonary Consumdtion il almost AWAY