, 1869-01-30
Sclenck's Seawecd Tonic for the
Cure Of Dyspepsia,
DxaPE15IA, Oh 1NDIGHsTIoW.

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II arrangement Of sae digestive functions, the I'M
mediate csuse Of which 10 found 10 be diminished
quantity ofth" gastric juice, vftiaon Of Its qpal
!ty. The mon rr1nnt" Of fis dsensc ara in
temperance In eattr drinking. the use Ut Too uuch
animal !oo hot bread, tobacco. distractions In tho
liver or sr1ecu the use of various IruGs, especially
calomcl or mercury anil ii many The d!aea.o
u much a;:.sArHtrtty the OF "seuacd!te.' SUMO
Of whica may sten to afford Temporary relief In
general, she nediclncs prescribed by physicians for
ttr cure VI IyspepsiA poisonous, which, cyeu
"Lrn taken In ihc smallest quantities. nnst be In
jururA tu tie organism Of thr stomach aud common
Sense shou'd trarh every enc that such medicines
can not cure Indigestion In tct, some physicians o<
en!nencc harc doubted whether th5 Glse,sc eau ever
b. cured IT drugs, especially BY ccEsosire acids or
Minerals
The great remedy for indigestion. discovered by Dr.
i! H. sehenck. ii not liable 10 nny Of tho oh}ccsious
whrh are snatc against the drugs usually prescribed
flT thus cure Of this tlfsease. 1t H. ts implies
vegetable PREPARATION t:is TILED ton m herb which
crows abundaatly in The sea and a1on: the shores
Thte herb Possesses the medicinal psupt o{ tods
of The Iron IODINE and Is Ia Ita almost ide-
cai with the gastric fucc the solvent which
has prepared FIR Carrying The Process or digestion.
The ScaweeI Tule. therefore, supplies the Place or
this solvent when the istter deficient; an as It u
the only medicine that act substitute for the
gastric Juice. 1t Il Tie only rnedclac thar
drsrersla II does not cc1rotc the costs ofthe sto
aeh like vitr!o and other acids which given to
patients to produce Appetite which Is alxays
false one sud can not te rt'nscd without Elang sha
patients suteriuGs greater th2n before. schcncka
seawesd Tonic fso~s the indications Of nature. 1ts
immediate effect ls so change the food to carac
whca is the drat process Of digestion 1t strengthens
the Etou,nch. and enables II 10 sec1ctc tie gastric
juice In sufficient crartitcs. aud, when these objects
are effected. dIsptps!a NJ lonsere1lsts.
sCHEsCK'ssEAWEEDT TONIC produces natural
appetite, which uanF he Erstlhel safely aad without
lnconrcnencc. It's perfectly harmless and agreeable
to the taste. being harder to take than any otce
pleasant btttess- 1t contains re whIskey,
OF sfcoho any other bad splr!ts. but pare ds
tl1aton, which can never disagree Will th: most DEL
! icAte stomach. The seREeed IL distilled by 1roees4
which is similar to that used In the manufacture Of
Jamaica spis.ts. little taken before breakfast VIII
create an appetite. and. after eating hearty dinner,
winek!aFa fnli ofthe Tonic will promote digestion.
and prevent any unpleasant feeling ofrep1etion By
the frequent Of the Tonic the stomach acquires
such power that It Will digest any article of Gct 50
that the necessity Of pairing particular attention to
the diet will be obyiated.
| From the observations made BIZ physicians. It an
appears that dssoera seldom exists without more or
less orcity Of tho liver. and constipation or some
| Other disorder fthe bowels When such condition
Of The patient Is observed. Of scheneks Mandrake
Pills should be taken every night Tor week or two,
and then one every Other hight. By which the
bowels may be regulated gradually without the AID
| OF violent purgatives.
Inbllious climates, or where niasma.ic diseases
prevail! the seAwe Cd I1ac and Mandrake Pills shoald
be kert In erery house. B5 taking the ToaIe In the
fall, when chf1fs and fevcrs arc prevalent, ad few
Mandrake P1ls occasionally 10 keep the liver in
ton. those frxhtfnl diseases incident asshy Dis
trtcts, and other unhesthy districts, nay be avoided
| Abundant proofs OF tht fsct rlar b. seen IN Dr..
Eeheucks ONCE Many residents OF neighborkooIs ID
which fever and sgue oE Intermittent fever Is ao-
nusl scourEe have certified that the Of these two
remedies has bern thei1 protection from the epdemeg
| which we're raging all around them. ="
Dyspepsia IL disease which prevails everywhere,
and causes more suffering, pc:haps, than any sala
| dy to which human nature " subject. Among the
symptoms are heAdsche, sonr and s{ck stomach, pin
tae side. pa.pttaton e The he4st, cai. an i1er
gravel. disease Of the 6dneys. neFyou weaSaess or
tEeMoss. general debility, fslnness lo.s Of sppedse,
oad tste "a The mouth severe pafcs 70 ths bowels, de-
p-eksicu Of spirits and tndescT.Ja5le feeling of
unEt11 1ently leads TO sclc1dc.
All these eytiz may be ohyiated By or bot
tics Of Schencks Seaw ED Tonic Tho directions ten
In what the Mandrake Pills required. Ia al
Eost sEe5y ease e Consn.nps,on the Seaxeed Tonic
md Mandrake Pills prescribed hy Dr., Sc@ecck.
1t impossible to heal 1lcerarlnns cavities in The
lungs. or for the P1none Syrup to search through
The blood vessels unless the stomach acd fIye1
broaEhs 70 ;1 healthy condition For ths pnI2ose Tho
used With the happiest effects, In all cases where
| tonics. purEasires. Or stInhlants a:e required.