The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30
Special Notices .
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
Read the evidence.

Read the evidence.
Facts are stubborn things, and it is to facts
alone that it Is desired 10 direct the attention ui
the readers Of this article.
Many years ot severe and thorough practical
trial have demonstrated beyond the peradvent ure
Of doubt the fact that the medicines prepared hv
me, and known as SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE
PILLS, SCIIENCK'S SEA-wEED TONIC, aud
SCHENCk'S PULMUNIC SYRUP, have proved
extraordinarily successful in the cure Of diseases
OF the Pulmonary organs, or what is usually
termed CONSUMPTION.
am fully aware that there arc many persons
whose preudces rule them so completely that
" proofs strong as Holy Writ" would fail to con.
vince themlof the efficacy Of my remedies, aud that
there are Others who, under no circumstances,
could he prevailed upon to admit their merits,
simply because such an admission would prove
detrimental to their particular personal interests
Fortunately for the welfare OF minkind, these
doubling people form a comparatively small por.
tion OF the community at large. They arc to be
found here and there but, compared with the
great mass OF the worlds population, their num-
bers small that dismiss them, and address
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, the
scourge Of the American people, is ncurable; that
man whose lungs are diseased must be given
over to die that he must abandon hope; and that
the arrangement of his temporal well as spirit
ual affairs should claim his earliest attention. II
there were not facts us undeniablC that the sun
" i'll shine in clear heaven at midday to contro-
vert these random and not unirequentlv harmful
assertions, | should feel unwilling to take up the
gage Of battle against hem but, fortified with
fdciS-which neither theory nor mere II =
serton can overturn, | propose to prove that
CONSUMPTION CAN BE Cured and that the
medicines prepare-THE NlANDRA xE PILLS,
SEAWEED TONIC, and PULMONIC SYRUP
WILL il used in strict accordance with the direc-
tions, in majority Of eases effect that which the
faculty pronOunces impossible-tbey tciH cvre Con-
sumption
An ounce Of solid fact is worth a pound of the
DRY. Let me, therefore, present the tacts con-
nected with my own individual experience. Ma
ny years ago, was a confirmed consumptive and
like thousands of other untortunates, was given
up to die. Eminent physicians pronounced my
case hopeless one, and told me that ii had any
preparations to make for the final solemn event,
that had better make them speedily. | believed
this just as confidently as did the persons who
thus afiectionately informed me that my days were
numbered, and that recovery was impossible.
Still the desire to live fingered in my bosom.
was young, and chung to life with the same to-
nacity that young men, and old men too, ordna-
riy Co. did not feel willing to abandon hope Al
long a. single vestage Of it remained. | bad
full faith in the sad Information conveyed to me
by my ply siciins, but still there was lingering
belief that something could be done, thuogh
! hhc" hoh III huhN 10 seen iOT Tue nluNH
desired relief.
1t was at this gloomy aud eventful period 0l my
history that first learned OF the roots IND herbs
( from which my remedies for this dreaded diseas,
are now prepared procured and used them. and
{ to the utter astonishment of all-phy sicians
/ friends and neighbors-began to improve. NJ,
entire system commenced to undergo a complet,
/ renovation. EXpectoration, which formerly la,
| been difficult and painful, now became compare
lively easy. | threw off daily large quantities o
( offensive yellowimatter At the same time III,
| long lost appetite returned ate freely OF sucl
: TODD as was palatable to me, and which was Il
tie same time nutritious and wholesome. Ex
pectoration became less copous and less offensive
eXhaustng night sweats ceased the pain depart
, ed flesh planted itself on my sadly wasted frame
and with flesh came strength and full health
From mere skeleton became a stout, strong
and robust man, and have retained both strength
and flesh to this day. weigh two hundred an
/ thirty-ive pounds | am blest with an appetit
vouchsaed to but few men, while my dtgestiv
organ5 are amply equal to all the requirements q
a healthul condition Of my system.
/ Now, be ii remembered all these wonderful
changes were wrought by the use of the medi
cnes | pare-MANDRAKE PILLS, SEA
WEED TONIC, and PULMONlC SYRUP.
cure seemingly so miraculous naturally create,
establishment in the minds Of those who knew me
| was literally besieged on all sides. had visit
ors daily who besought me to give them the rem
edcs which had wrought the wonderful restora
ton and had wrested me from the very jaws q
death. Letters were received by scores Emporium
ing me TO impart the secret and inform the wri
tiers where the specifics for consumption could b
obtained. Others who were too weak to travel
not satisfied with writing, sent for and consulte
me in regard to their cases. To all these applica
lions responded as was able.
! had fully regained my health, and gratitud
Tor the happy result prompted me to turn my at
tenton to the science Of medicine, with the hop
Of ham l1n To lao "A
Iering Iellow-creatures. | devoted myself cose
TO my studies, and more especially to that branc
of them relating to the terrible disease from whic
had suffered so long and so much. investiga
ted it in all its fearful phases, in order to ASSURE
myself that my case was not an exceptional one
The closer my investigations the more satstactC
ry were my conclusions | felt convinced tina
tens of thousands Of my iellCw-creatures were dy
ing annually from consumption whose cases wer
not AS desperate and apparently hopeless as min
had been, and | argued from this that remedie
which had proven effective with me woul
prove equally so with others. | prepared IN
medicines in pleasant and attractive form, an
announced them to the world. The results al
well known. Thousands OF suffering men, W,
men and children, who were ON the way to I'll
grave, have been cured. and are to-day living e,
licences OF the fact that CONSUMPTION CA,
BE CURED; and think may say, without Il
rogating to myself any more than Is Justly m
due, that have had much experience in Il
treatment OF consumption as any other person
the country, aud that my success ha, been Wal
lertully great.
Lot the reader remember that these are II,
mere ianced statements. They are positive Ii
ing facts, Of which | am the living evidence.
There is AN old adage which says, what h
been done may be done" have been COZ
petely cured Of mption by the remedies
now offer to the public. Thousands OF othe
have testified to similar happy results from tn,
use, and thousands OF Others still might be ben
lifted as have been could they but be prevail
upon to try the virtues OF the Mandrake ri
Sedwetd Tonic and PalHoaic Syrup. All that
necessary TO convince the most skeptica Of thu
: merits is fair trial
Full directions accompany each OF the met
: cnes SO that it is not absolutely necessary I'll
patients should see me personally, unless they
a. sire to have their lungs examined. For this pl
:, pose am personally at my PmNoIPAL OrfIC
II No. 10 North Sixth street, corner Of Commerc
" EVERY SATURDAY.
Advice is given without charge. but for y th,
ough examination with the Respirometer I
price is five dollars.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed IL
ic, each ~ 80 per bottle or g. 80 half do,
Mandrake Fills 20 cents per box
& I2y1 j. II. SCHENCK. NJ. d
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