Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-02
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
 Read the Evidence.

Facts are stubborn things and 1t is facts alone that it is desired to direct the attention of the readers of this | article. .a.l.g
 Many years of and thorough practical trial have demonstrated beyond the preadyenture of doubt tho soHENoK's MANDRAKE PILLS, ScHRNcKs SEA-wEKD ToN- IC and SCHENCKs PULMoN1C SYRUP, have proved extra monary organs, what is usually termed Consumption
 Tam fully aware that there arc many persons whose ps Hoy Wr Woud fs to cOpVncs them of the eca ey of my remedies, and that there are others who un der circumstances, could be prevailed upon to admit
 prove detrimental to their particular perso interests
 Fortunately for the welfare of mankind these doubt community at large They are to be found here and there but compared with the great mass of the worlds them, and address myself ty those who are willing to
 b the dictates of reason and who are disposed to
 We told almost daily that consumption the scourge of American people, is incurable; that man whose must abandon hope; and that the arrangement of his temporal well spiritual affairs should claim his ear bIe as that the sun will shine in a clOar heaven at midday to conrovert these random and not unfre take up the gage of battle against them; but fOrhed with neither theory or assertion can oveTn propose to RrGve that enu can drake Pills, Seaweed Tonic and Pulmonic Syrup-win used in strict accordance with the directons n major
 y of cases affect that which the faculty pronounces n possible-they will cure Consumption.
 An ounce of solid fact is worth pound of theory Let
 
 ed consumptive and like thousands of other unfOrtu mates was given up to die Eminent physicisns pro nounced my case hopeless one and told me that if had any preparations to make for the final solemn event. that had better make them speedfy.sT believed this just confidently did the persons who thus aectony ately informed me that my days were numbered, and that recovery impossible. Stin the desire to live fingered in my bosom. was young, and chung to hfo, with the same tenacity that young men, and old men too, ordinarily dol did not feel willing to absAd0n hope as long single vestige of 1t remained hsd full faith in the sad Information conveyed to me N my physicians, but still there lingering belNf that something could be done, though knew not n what di- rection to seek for the much desired relief.
 It at this gloomy and evenfu period of ny hsgto that first learned of the roots and herbs Com which
 remedies for this dreaded disease nor prepared procured and used them, and to the utter anazeent of a-physicians, friends and neighbOfs-egan Co im- prove. My entire system commended to uhdergo com plete renovation. Expectoratfon which had formerly been difficult and painful becamef comparatively easy. threw of daily large quantities offensive yell low matter. At the time my longost appetite re- turned ate freely of such food wAs palateabe to me, and which was ct the Aame tiub nutritious and wholesome. Approximations became ess eopfous and less oensive exhaustng night swes ceased the rack ing harrassng cough abated; the fesr broke the pain departed: flesh planted itself ysad1y wasted frsne and with fesh came strength and ftn health From e skeleton became stout, strong, kobust man, and have maintained both strength dAesh to tis dsy.