Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-25
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
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Facts stubborn things" and 1t Is facts alone that it is desired to direct the attention of tho readers of this article
 Many years of severe and thorough practical trial demonstrated beyond the preadventure of doubt the fact that the medicines prepared by me- and known as SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, SCHENCK's SEA-wEED ToN- 10, and SCHENcKs PULMoNIo SYRUP have proved extra ordnary successful in the of diseases of the pull monaryprgan or what is usually termed Consumption
 an. fully aware that there arc many persons whose predudices rule them completely that proof strong as Holy Writp would fail to convince them of the eca- cy of remedies, and that there others who, der circumstances, could be prevailed upon to admit their nefits simply because such admission would prove detrimental to their particular personal interests
 Fortunately for tho welfare of mankind, these doubt
 ing people form comRarativey small portion Of the tere but compared with the great of the worlds Rpopulaton, their numbers small that dismiss
 listen to the dictates of reason and who disposed to admit the strong logic of well established facts.
 of American people, is incurable; that man whose
 lungs diseased must be given over to die that he abandon that th9 b S 6s Hest attention If there were no facts as unden1a- ble as that the sun will shine in clear heaven at midday to conrovert these random and not unfre quenty harmful assertions should feel unwilling to
 take the gage of battle against them; but fortified with neither theory assertion overturn, propose to prove that Consumption be cured and that the medicines prepare-the Man drake Pills, Seaweed Tonic and Pumonic Syrup-wil if fused in strict accordance with the directions, In major
 y of affect that which the faculty pronounces 1m- e aoa ~ snrs %or of theory Let
 
 me- therefore, present facts connected with my in- divdual experiences. Many years ago, was confirm ed consumptive and like thousands of other unfortu- mates given up to die. Eminent physicians pro- nounced my cases hopeless one, and told that if T. had any preparations make for the final solemn event. that had better make them speedily believed this just confidently as did the persons who thus affection ately informed me that my days were numbered, and that recovery impossible Still the desire to live fingered in my bosom was young, and chung to life with the same tenacity that young men, and old mev tod, ordinarily do. did not feel willing to sband hope as long as single vestige of it remained bd un faith in the sad information conveyed to by y Physicians, but still there lingering belief mat something could be done, though knew not in wht d- rection to seek for the much desired relief. @ ry that first learned of the roots and herbs frowhch my remedies for this dreaded dsease now ptpared procured and used then and to the utter anzement of au-physcians, Hiends and neighboFs-bcg4 to im- prove. My entire system commenced to und9go com g4ete ren5vationg Approximation which haf formerly been difficult and paiHfl now. became c9ppagat1yeiy aaso Agew of daily large quantities 9f fenstye yeF low mattet At ts sa1ie tfne my long turned ate freely of such food was talateabIe Co me, and which was at the same time nutritious and Expectorations became less cQpious and less offensive ;exhaHting night sweats cfsed ral ing harrssspg cough abated the fever oke the pain depafted hesh phnted itseR my sadly wasted frane and with flesh came sfrengfh and full Ralth. From e skeleton Ibecalne stont strong, robYt man, and I have maintained both strength and fest te this day.