The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-11
pECTAL NOTICES.
Consumption Can be Cured,


aets are stnbbornth and it Is to fl is alone
ers OF tbis eS 70 erect the attention Of the lead-
severe AMI thorough practical trial
1dse ueudonstratei beyond the refadyentnre ot a
uodpt 'is 'aet that the me iicnes prepor nv mo
SCHENCKS sEAWEED Tonic and si Ne rkIc,L,,
PULM mic SYRUP, have proved ex1ran ENO ND
successful in the cure OF dseasts of tbe ntnarily
organs what is usua ly termed co lp,,,,nohafy
! am fully aware that there are mar, nnySor-
whose preiudees rule them 50 completely that
them Ut tue efficacy ol my remi les, ana thai ther
are others who, an er no cir umsia c,s, couii be
prevailed upon to adm iher merits, simply ecauSe
sucr an Omission would prove detrimental TO their
particular p rS' nal interests.
Fprtunatev Tor the welfare of manbind, these
doubling people form comparatively small portion
OF III community at large. Thy are to be found
here and there but, ompared with the great mass
o lheyorld's populatOn, their numbers are so small
that dismis- ;hem, address myself TO those no
are willing to listen TO the dictates OF reason, and
who are disposed to admit the strong logic Ct well
tablished facts:
we are told almost daily that Consumption. the
scouree of the American people, is incuIable; that
man whose lungs are diseased mus be given over to
ole; that he must abandon hope; and that the ar
range u ent OF his tenn raj as wei as spiritual al
fairs should claim his earliest attention. Ii there
were not facts as undeniable as that the sun VIII
shine in clear heaven at midday to contrOv ert
these random and not unirequently harmful asser-
tions, should ieel unwilling to take up The gaze Of
battle against them; but, fortified with results
facts which neither theory nor mere assertion can
overturn, propose to prove that CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CURED, and that the me iicrnes l pre-
pare-THE MANDRAKE PILLS, SEAWEED
TONIC, AMI PULMUNiC SYRUP-will, ii usei in
strict accordance with the directions in majority
OF cases effect that which he faculty proLounees
impossibe-they aoit cure CONSERVATION.
An ounce of solid tact is worth pound of theory.
Let me- til .reore, present the facts connected with
my own Individual experience. Many yeais ago,
was a confirmed consumptive, and like thousands
OF oher uDiOl Inmates, WAS gwen up to die Emf.
nent ply sicians pronounced my case hopeless one
aud told me that if l had any preparations to make
nj 10 final gDlnmu II had mol
them speedily. j believed This just as confidently
as did the persons who thus atfectcnaiey informed
me that my days were numbered, and that recovery
was impossible. Still, the desire to live lngered in
my bosom. l was young. and chung to life with the
same teDaeity that young men, and old men too
dinarily do. did not feel Wilt to abandon hope
long as single vestige OF it remained L had full
faith in the sad intorpaion conveyed to me by nv
hys:cians, but SIT there was a lingering belief
that something )uld be done, though / knew not
in what direction to seek tor the much desired relief.
L was at this gloomy and eyentful period of my
history that first learned of the roofs and herbs
from which my remedies Tor this dreaded disease are
now PREPARED i procured and used them, and, to
the utter amazement Of all-physicians, friends and
neighbcrs-began to improve. My entire system
commenced to undergo complete renovation. FIX
pectoration, which formerly had been difficult and
painful, now became comparatively easy threw
on daily large quantities of offensive yellow matter.
| At the same time long-lost appel tie returned.
ate freely OF such food was laatable to me, and
which was at the saTe time nutritious and whole
some. Exrectoration became less coIious and less
offensive; exhausiing night sweats ceased; the rack
ing and harrassing cough abated; the fever broke
the pain departed flesh plan ed self my sadly
| wasted frame, and with flesh came strength
ana luli heal'n. FROM mere skeleton became a
| stout, strong, robust man. and have maintained
| both strength and flesh to this day. I weigh two
hundred and thirty-hve pounds; am blessed with
| an appetite vouchsafed to but few men, while my
digestive organs a'e amply equal to all the require
ments of healthfu condition of my system
Now, be 1t remembered, all these wonderful chan
| ges were wrought by the use OF the medicines p e.
| prepare-MANDRAkE PILLS, SEAwEED TON
| IC and PULMONiC SYRUP. cure seeming y
| the minds OF those who knew me, I was literally
besiesed On ali sides. hat visitors daily who be-
sought me to give them the remedies which had
wrought the wonderful restoration and had wreste ed
me from the very jaws OF death. Letters were re-
ceived by scores importTuing to imparI The Sc
cret inform the writers where the specifics for
consumption could be obtained. Others, VINO were
too ak TO travel, not satisfied with writing mt oT
and consult ed me in regard to their cases. To all
these applications responded as L was able
| bad fully reganed my health, aud gratitude for
the happy result prompted me to turn my attention
to the science OF medicine, with the hoDSbt thereby
being able to be of service TO my suffering fellow
| creatures. devote myself closely to my studies
and more especially TO that branch OF them relating
TO the terrible disease from which had suffere.
long and so much. Investigated II in all It's fearful
phases, in order to assure my self that my
not an exceptional one he closer my Investigations
the more satisfactory were my conc us ons. l ielt
convinced that tens of thousands OF my ellOwcrea-
lures were dying annually from consumption whose
cases were not so desperate AMI apparently hopeless
a mine had been, and argued rom this that reme-
dies which hal proven effective with me would
| prove equal'y so win 0tbefS. prepared my med
icnes in pleasant an1 attra tive form, and
| Ell them TO the world. The results are well known.
Thousands Fl ALTERING men, women and children,
who were on the way 10 the grave, have been cured
and to day living evidences of The act hat CON-
| STUMP ZION CAN BE CURED and think | may
say, without ar ogating to myself any than is
| justly my ue that tbdve ha mu II experience
in The treatment piion as any OF her per on
in the country, ami that my success has been won
deItully great. e--- -. ..s.s.. f.
| Let the reader remember that these are not mere
fapcied stat-mepls THY are positive living facts,
OF VIII n L am the living evil, nee.
There is an OH adage which says. ''What has
been done may be done" have b en- completely
cured Of consumption by the remedies now offer to
the pnbli' Thousands of others have testified to
similar happy results from their use, and housauds
| OF others still might lie benefited | have been
could tbes but be prevailed upon to try the virtue
the Mandrake Pills, Sea- Weed Tonic and Pa,inlonc
Syrup All that is necess Try 20 ccnvin the mo-
skeptcal OF ttelr me its is a ialr hi ,l
Full directions accompany ca h or the medicines,
that il is OF absolutely necessary that patients
should personally. unless they desre to have
| their lungs examined. For this pu pose | ier-
sonaly a. my PRINCIPAL OFFICE. N. 10 North
Sixth street. corner OF Commerce, EVERY SArUR-
| DAY
Advice IS given without charge, hu for tholcngh
examination tn the Res pirom eter the price is i've
dollars.
P'ico of the Pumonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic,
each II 90 per bottle, or 81 80 half dozen. Man
drake Fills, 70 cents per b X.
' i. NJ. SCHENCK, MD.
G. c. GOODWIN K CO., SO Hanover 1t, Boston
Wholesale agents. For sale byali dru ggists.
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