Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-18

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alone thsA It = dearsd 10 droet the attention Of
the readen Of this axticle
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OF q doube he fast tAat the medicines prepared
by me, and known q 6chenok's Handraee Pills,
schenck's Sawed Tonic, and schenck's Pull
full in the cure Of diseases Of the puimonery or
CANS, or what is usually termed Consumption.
lam fully aware that there ara many persons
whose preJudces rule them 30 completely that
ssproofs strong as Holy Writ" would fell TO con-
vince them Of the efficacy of my remedies, and
that there are others who, under no circumstan-
ces, could be prevailed upon 10 ADMIT their mer,
its, simply because such an ADMISSION would
prove detrimental to their particular personal In
terests.
Fortunately for the welfare of mankind, these
doubling people form comparatively small pcr.
ton Of the community at large. They are TO be
found here and there, but, compared with the
great mass Of the worlds population, their num-
beers are SO small that dismiss them, and sd-
dress myself TO those who are willing to listen to
the dictates Of reason, and who are disposed TO
admit the strong logic Of well established facts.
We are told almost daily that Consumption,
that q man whose lungs are diseased must be
given over to die that he must abandon hope:
and that the arrangement OF his temporal as well
as spiritual affairs should claim his earliest at
tention. II there We're not facts as undeniable
that the sun will shine in a clear heaven at
midday, to controvert these random and not I'M
frequently hurtful assertions, should feel I'M
willing to take up the gage 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 medicines prepare the Mandrake
Pulls, Seaweed Tonic, and Pulmonic Syrup-wiD,
If used in strict accordance with the directions,
in a msjorty Of cases. effect that which the fac
ulty pronounces impossible Will cure Con-
sumption.
An ounce of solid fact is worth pound Of the
DRY. Let me, therefore, present the facts connect
ed with my own individual experience. Many
years ago 1 a confirmed consumptiye, and
like thousands of other unfOrtunates, was given
up TO die. Eminent physicians pronounced my
case a hopeless one, and told me that II had any
preparations to make for the final solemn event,
that Ind better make them speedily. be-
lieved this Just as confidently as did the persons
who thus atfectionately informed me that my
days were numbered, and that recovery was i'm
possible. StiIl the desire to live fingered in my
bosom. was young, and chung 20 life with the
same tenacity that young men, and old men too,
ordinarily do. did not feel willing TO abandon
hope as long as single vestige Of II remained.
had full faith in the sad information conveyed 20
me by my physicians, but still there was lin
gering belief that something might be done,
though knew hot III what direction 10 seek for
the much desired relief
II was at this gloomy and eventful period of
my history that l first learned Of the roots and
herbs from which my remedies for this dreaded
disease are now prepaeed. L procured and used
them, and, 10 the utter amaZement OF all-phys-
clans, friends and neighbors-began 70 improve.
My entire system commenced TO undergo a COM
pete renovation. Expectoratiou, which former
Ia had been difficult aud painful, now became
comparatively easy. / threw off daily large
quantities Of offensive yellow matter. At the
same time my long lost appetite returned. / ate
freely of such food as was psatable to me- and
which was at the same time nutritious and whole
some Expectoration became less copious and
less offensive exhausting night sweats ceased :;
fever broke the pain departed; flesh planted IT.
self on ny sadly wasted frame, and with flesh
came strength and full health. From mere
skeleton L became stout, strong, robust man,
and have maintained both strength and flesh 70
this day. L weigh two hundred and thirty-tve
pounds; am blessed with an appetite vouchsafed
TO but few men, while my digestive organs are
amply equal 10 all the requirements Of a health
full condition of my system.
Now, be it remembered, ali these wonderful
changes were wrought by the use Of the medicines
prepare Mandrake Pills, Seaweed Tonic and
Pulmonic Syrup. A cure seemingly 50 miracu-
lous naturally created astouishmeut in the minds
of those who knew me. was literally besieged
on all sides. / had visitors daily who brsought
me 10 give them the remedies which had wfested
me from the very jaws of death. Letters wore re-
ceiyed by scores lmport1 ming me 10 Impart the
secret, and inform the writer's where the sDeclf
les for consumption could be obtained. Others,
who were too weak to travel, not satisfied with
writing, sent for and consulted in regard to
their cases. To all these applications, iresponded
as / was able.
had fully regained my health. and gratitude
for the happy result, prompted me 10 turn my
attention 10 the science of medicine, with the
hope of thereby being able 10 be of service 70
my suffering fellow-creatures. devoted myself
closely TO my studies and more especially 70 that
branch of them relating TO the terrible disea>e
from which had suffered so long and much
investigated il in all its fearful phases, III order
70 assure myself that my case was not an excep-
tionai one. The closer my iuvestiga the
more satisfactory were my conclusions l felt
convinced hat tens OF thous 4nds of my fellow
creatures Were dying annually from con-uIn ption
"a not 10 fI.1 arsIl
hopeless as mine had been, and argued tiom this
that remedies which had proven 30 effective With
me would prove equally g s with others: pre-
form, and announced them 10 the world. The
results are well known. Thousands of sufferinl,
men, women and children, who were on theu way
TO the grave, have been cured, and to-day are
living evidences of the fact that consumption can
be cured and think may say, without arro-
eating 70 myself any more than il justly my due.
that have had IS much experience IN the treat
ment of consumption a. any other person In the
country, and that my success has been wonderful
~ great.
Let the reader remember that these are not
mere fancied statements. They are positIVe liv-
ing facts, OF which the living evidence.
There Is Old adage that says "What has
been done, may be done" i have been COM
pietely cured Of consumption by the remedies /
now offer to the public. Thousands of others
have testified 10 similar happy results from their
use, and thousands of Others stlll might be bene-
fitted a. i have been could they be prevailed upon
10 try the virtue OF the Mandrake Pills, SeaVeed
Tonic and Fulrnonic Syrup. All that Is Deces-
sary TO convince the most skeptIcl Of their mer-
its Is a fair trlal.
Full directions accompany each Of the medI-
cines, so that II is not absolutely necessary that
patients should see me personally, unless they
desire TO have their lungs examined. For this
purpose am personally az my principal Office,
No. Is, North Sixth Street, corner oi.COmmerce,
every Saturday.
Advice is given without charge, but for a thor
ough examination with the Respirometer, the
price is five dollars.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrvp and Seawesl Ton
c, each sl.50 per bottle, or = 90 a half dOz' n.
Mandrake Pills, . cents per b1X.
Jan9d&wly j. III. SCHESCk, II. ID.