The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-24
DR.. SCHENCK'S
GRE A T RE EDIES
WILL NOT ONLY
CURE CONSUMPTION,
BUT THEY WILL PREVENT 1T.

When assert that Consumption can be cured,
mean precisely what say. IL would be supcrlative
folly on my part TO argue that lung totally de-
stroyed could be restored again. 10 DO this would
require powers equal to those by which miracles
ground, but do boldly declare that many OF the
cases OF Consumption pronounced hopeless aud in
durable by the faculty can be, as niue was-cured
In the eourse or many ears over q very extended
practice, haye frequently had opportunities OF veri-
Tying the truthfulness OF thls assertion.
Patients have applied to me for relief when physI-
Clans and friends had abandoned ali hope and
though not always successful, it has been my for
tunate lot to rescue many such from what appeared
to be inevitable death.
Patients have been brought to me who were at-
ficted with violent racking coughs heavy and ex-
hausting nightsWeats CDils over the body
and enervated It. and depressed the mental faculties
with frames that were emaCiated aud weakened
down almost to absolute prostration with cheeks
on which the hectic fever was always visible; with
digestive organs impaired, aud unable to perform
their natural functions properly; with loss OF appe-
tite and voice. all unfangly indicating the presence
aficted and pronounced by their medical advisers
to be in the last hopeless stage OF Consumption,
my remedies. They were pitla6ie sights, enough to
awaken the deepest sympathes OF all who saw them.
Friends len regarded & @ tnem m with mournfu soicitnde,
tarily eXclam -"Aas! poor creature he is not long
for this world For such far gone patients have
other soCaed remedies had failed to check the on
ward march Of the fell destroyer, than SCHENCKS
TONIC and SCHENCK'S PULMoNIC SYRUP
were called for and 1t is heartfelt satisfaction to
& " htVm ~ th % h S t5 e,p & WAS as not aWays sought IN
TO these statements, let them read the convincing
i;sbad and 3nrnish o % ifbnp1 yon IoIV gusU puD-
application for 1t. In those testimonials will be found
ganteman uSo ~Snn aii thP y, P,Oneno duies ahd
10 prove effcacious, had
THE COURAGE
to try Schenck's remedies, and whose faith and
courage were rewarded by
PERMANENT CITRE
Some OF these desperate cases IL is true wore not
cured but they were those VIZ ann, w0.e w. hi nVt
when human helm was nnavailng and nothin,, ohorP
of miracle conid have u,rested fbeno trn,n th %
Of death Read the "ie''' 'nen from 'he grasp
UNANSWERA BIE 1,ESTIMONy
of ~ G sheldon of Nav Yorl, naao 90 ., 49,, ,,o.
namnhIet nF Nirn m o iOiA' PagG 70 oi Luy new
aona naao ana nS NJ " v, S on
on the sScc,oain a ~ nn @ N HS @ Ne Vi NeW lork,
that n nro "a ,ri lr1isv o. wen as te many Otners
Whether 'nu iO''o" 'nei anu 'len ask yourself
"'' ,,,, ,>-c,-,, ,,r,,,- -, - - -
CONsUmPIloN CAN BE CURED,
or whether, as so many prominent medical men
have boldly declared, 1t is ncurabe?
Reader, let the fact be indelibly impressed upon
| your mind that Consumption is
| AN INSIDIOUS DISEASE
Itdoes not attacr the sveten onanin o,,, ,o,,,,,
but makes its advances 6y steaitby and insi%iony
but none the less certain stems Having in'i''ouS
| . SELECTED IT'S VICTIM,
1t pursues him with relentless hostility to the grave
unless such remedies are resorted to will serve to
check lis destructive career. How few there are
whocan be made to believe that they consumpvive
1
GATED frame hectic cheeks, wasted strength lost
appetite and cammy night sweats declare by tokens
too plain to be misunderstood that Consumption has
iaid last hold and secured firm foothold, which it
hannV snterer T 10 oe last gasp OF the u-
bnt app @ aIe lulet ana almost
wjtbstanding stan NV s,e u nooauS anu sure, not-
the system and Is only When it has secured fn
Sses II presans tse in S al t tro"ng Oh s dis
| FEARFITI, TRJJTHFIrINEss
| II neon,e would hnt for a momant rosao+ :, ..ou
would but endeayor TO Obtain more thorongh rn
ledge of their own physica system and woTd nav
close attention to its wants and requirements how
much less fearful and extensive would be the preya-
| lence OF
| PULMONARY DISEASE!
But the majority of people will not give this i'm
and snmetimeS aven na % tht e.H T pas passing 1nougnt
| an ancient syinm which shopI1 H dI a., Is
pressed nnon every man and wo.,ano @ uheepg hpg @ iii,
1nereiy in raaord ~ the s,irito, n1 eatt, noI
namrs also How few there are o ~ @ tne Pny scs
inS who bava omvthinr v iIa nc % ao,sely SPEAK
Shnnid h ,1 1Ei UT ,h hS ht CanC IL IL tnaI we
5moI ,s mot With ,ynn has t an inoVl-
struction or the bnman hodv and vho % s 5
not merey the location oT mo yoio m 20 ~ VIII.
with thertunctIons also Such persons, Unless they
are absolutely indnerent TO their health and happi-
ness, give heed 10 tne warnings that n"ture gives.
Ihe short' hacking cough one OF the POSI-
ppEr1rpSopc ON coNs1r,.pn,o
| fhhoohoohS of CoNSuMPTlOS,
p0rtanGe becomes with IT. them subject Of serious
OF the cough that results from sIi0bt or eyaO % q
severe cold and their familiarity with the snhject
enables them TO detect the marked diIerence and
unless they are reckless OF the sad conseonences
they at once
SEEK FOR REMEDy
on, rvnora tbis 10 done ao q ai,,a,s a,ou,, J., J..
the incipient STAGES of Consumntion nromntIv and I'D
iudiciousv the evil is almost certain to he avertad
This should be the course pursued by those who
have ,,.u,,,,, VIVA. , :
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