The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-23

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
Read the evidence.


Facts are stubborn things. and IL is to l,ct
alone that il IA desired 40 direct the ottentinn al
the readers of this article
MANY years of severe and iborou,,b prarticn
trial have demonstrated beyond the perai venture
Of doubt the fact that the medicines prepared Il,
me, aud known as SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE
PILLS, SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC. an,
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP. have proye,
extraordinarily successful in the cure Of disease,
of the Pulmonary GRAMS. or what /, usunll,
termed CONSUMPTION.
am fully aware that there are many person,
whose preudices rule them 50 completely that
" proofs stron1, ms Holy Writ would fail to rnn.
vince themjof the efcacy of my remedir,. and thai
there are others who under no circumstances
could be prevailed upon to admit their merits
simply because such AN admission wuuld proyt
detrimental to their particular personal interests
Fortunately for the welfare ol M .nkind. the,
doubling people form comparativcly small nor
tiOn of the community at large The, nrs to II,
found here and there, but, comparei with the
great frass of the worlds population. their num-
bers are so small that dismiss them. and ndtres.
myself 10 those who are willing to listen to tb,
dictates Of reason, and who are ,posed to admit
the strong logic Of well established hcts
We are told almost daily that Consumption, the
scourge of the American people Is incurable; that
man whose lungs are diseased must be given
over to die that he must abandon hope: aud that
the arrangement OF hi. temporal as well ny 81 rit
there were not facts as undeniabt as that tho sun
will shine in clear heaven at midday to contro.
vert these random and not unlreuucnfly harmful
assertions, should feel unwilling to take up tn,
gage or battle against ,hem: but. fortified Will
results-titcis-whichn neither theory nor mere rs.
serton can overturn. | propose to prove that
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED, and that tn,
medicines prepare-TlIE MANDRAKE PILLS
SEAWEED TONIC and PULMONIC SYRUP
will, il used in strict accordance with the direc
TONS in majority of eases effect that which til,
faculty pronounces impossible-ihey riHcu,e lam
sumphmi
An ounce Of solid fact is worth pound of the
DRY. Let me. therefore. present the facts con
ncctod with my own individual experience. Ma
ny years ago, was a confirmed consumptive, an,
like thousands Of other uniurtunates wa. givcI
up to die. Eminent physicians pronounced m,
case hopeless one, and told me that If had an,
preparations to make Tor the final solemn event
hat had better make them speedily, | believed
this just as confidently as did the persons VIII,
thus afectionately informed me that my days wer,
numbered and that recovery was impossible
Still the desire to live fingered in nay bosom
was young, and chung to life with the same te
nacity that young men, and old men too, ordinit
ry 90. did not feel willing to abandon hope "a
long IA a single Vestago of il remained. ! hat
full faith in the sad information convey ed to IN
by my physiciins but still there was lingerinl
belief that something could he dom, thuogh
+ hutN NV III NHtN NlittlOu W Stth lpT INC nlutU
desired relief.
1t was Mt this gloomy aud eventiul period ul III.
history that first learned ot the roofs md herb
from which my remedies for this dread Il di-eas
are now prepared. procured aud used them, and
to the utter astonishment of all-phy sicians
/ friends and eighbOrs-began to improve. NJ
entire system commenced to undergo a complet
renovation. Expectation, which formerly ha
/ been difficult and painful, now became compare
lively easy. | threw Off daily large quantities @
/ offensive Yellow matter. At the same time m
! lGng'lost appetite returned ate freely OF sue
/ food as was palnlable To me, and which wa, n
tie same time nutiicious and wholesome. EN
pectoration became less copious and less offensive
eNhaustng night sweats ceased the pain dcpIi
ed flesh plante itself on my sadly wasted fran,
and with flesh came strength and full Lealtl
From mere skeleton became a stout, strunl
and robust man, and have retained both strcngt
1 and flesh to this day. | weigh two hundred an
| thirty-tvo pounds | am blest with an appetii
vouchsaied to but few men, while my digesty
, orsanG are amply equal to all the requirements
, 4 healthtul condition of my system.
Now, he it remembered, al these won .erii
changes were wrought by the OF the med
cines | epare-MANDRAKE PILLS, SEA
! WEED TONIC, and PULMONlC SYRUP.
cure seemingly 80 miraculous naturally create
establishment in the minds Of those who knew m
was literally besieged on all sides. had vi,i
ors daily who besought me TO give them the rem
ton and had wrcsted me from the very Jaws
death. Letters were received by score, importui
ing me to mpart the secret and inform the WI
tiers where the specifics for consumption could
obtained. Others, who were too weak to trave
not satisfied with writing, sent for and consult,
me in regard to their cases. To all these apple
tons responded as | was able.
| had fully regained my health, and gratitu,
tor the happy result prompted me to turn my a
teniion TO the science Of medicine, with the hol
of thereby being able to be of service to my su
ierng lellow-creatures. devoted myself close
to my studies, and more especially to that bran,
OF them relating to the terrible disease from viii,
| had suffered so long and ST much. ! mvesti,.
ted 1t in all its fearful phases, in order to a,sui
myself mat my case was not an exceptional on
The closer my Investigations the more satisiact
ny were my conclusions. | felt convinced tn
tens OF thousands oi my tellCw-creaturc' were d
ing annually from consumption whose cases we
not As desperate and apparently hopeless a. mil
had been, and argued from this that rcmcdi
which had proven so effective with me won
prove equally SO with others. ! prepared II
medicines in q pleasant and attractive form, al
announced them to the world. HE results II
well known. Thousands OF suffering men, "
men and children, who were on the way to q
grave, have been curel. and are to-day living e