Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-05-06
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TIE PHILOSOPHY OF DR.. scHENisK'S
GREAT AEDICIAES.-EFil in people never learn
40 know that diseased liver and stomach neces-
sarily disease the entirr systeans The plainess
Principle of common serise teach this, and yet
there are hundreds who Fidicale the idea, and
continue In the eoursa which almost inevitably
brings them prematGFely to the grave Living
the majority Of people do. AZ complete variance
with the laws Of nature, il must be apparent 70
all, that sooner or later nature will revenge her
self Hence we fnd that persons who indulge TO
excess in the Of very rich indigestible food
or Intoxicating drinks, invariably pay a heavy
penalty in the end The stomach becomes disor-
aeFea and refuses 70 act the liver fails 10 perform
its Functions, dyspepsia and its attendant evils
follow and sfiil the Suffering individuals persist
in chnging 10 the thoroughly exploded ideas Of
the past. DR.. SCIBSCK'S medicines are recon-
mended to ali such. They bring sure and certain
relief wherever they aFg used as directed and all
that il necessary to establish their reputation
with every ailing man 0r woman in the land is
fair and impartial trial Of them. Let those who
are skeptical on this point and who have permit
ted interested persons 10 prejudice them against
these now celebrated remedies fer CONSUMPTION,
discard their prejadieei, and be governed by the
principles Of reason and common sense. If the
system is disordered depend upon il, in nine
ont Of ten the seat & he disorder Will be found
in the stomaeh and liver, To cleanse and invig-
crate the stomach snd 10 stimulate the liver to
healthy action, use
sCHENCK,S MANDRAKE PILIs.-The dai-
~ increasing demand for these pills is the best
1 evidence of their value. Thousands upon thou
sands Of boxes are sold daily. WhFs Simply
because they act promptly and sfieiently. In
/ yalids who may not find it convenient TO call on
I DR.. SCHENCk in person ARE informed that full
I and complete directions for use accompany each
package ofthe
| MANDRAKE PILLS. PULMoNIC SYRUP
( AND SEA-MEED T0NIC.-These medicines
viii cure consumption unless the lungs are &C far
gone thar the patient Is entirely beyond the reach
I Of medical relief
1t may be asked BY those who are not familiar
with tbs virtues Of these great remedies "How DO
/ DR.. SCHENCKsS medicines effect their wORder-
/ full cures Of consumption"
/ The answer is a simple one. They begin their
work Of restoration by brin ging the stomach liver
and bowels into an active healthy condition. It
/ is food that cures this Formidable disease,
SGHENCE'S MANDRAKE PILLS act on the
LIVER and stomach, promoting healthy secretion,
and removing the bile and slime which have re-
suited from the inactive or torpid condition Of
/ these organs, and Of the system generally. This
sluggish state Of the body, and the consequent ac-
euTnulation Of the unhealthy substances named
[ prevent tho proper digestion ot food, and, as a
natural consequences creates disease, which results
/ IN pTostration and finally in death
SCHENCR's PUBM0SIC SYRUP SEA
/ WEED TONIC, when taken regularly, miBgIs
with the foed, aid the digestive organs, make good
| rich blood, and as a natural consequence, give
fesh and strength to the patient. Letthe faculty
say what it may, this Is the only true cure for
consumption. Experience has proved 1t beyond
the shadow of doubt, and thousands are to-day
alive aud well who few years since we're regar-
ded as hopeless eases, but who were induced to
try DR.. sCHENCK's remedies, and were restor-
ed TO permanent health by their use
One Of the FIRST steps the physician should take
with a consumptiFe patient is to inTigorats the
system. Now how is this to be done5 Certainly
Eot by giving medicines that exhaust and ener-
vate- medicines that impair instead OF improve
the functions Of the digestive organs Doctor
SCAENCk'S s medicines cleanse the stomach and
bowels Of all substances which are calculated to
irritate or weaken them. They create an appe-
tite-promote healthful digestion-make good
blood, and as a consequence, they inEigorate and
strengthen the entire system, and more especially
those parts which are diseased If this cannot be
done, then the case must be regarded as a hope
less one
If the physician fnds it impossible to make
PATTEsT PEEL HUNGRY, if the diseased person
cannot partake Of good nourishing food and prop
eriy digest it, Is impossible thai he can gain il
aesh and strength; and l. Is equally impossible to
/ bring patient to this condition 50 long as the
liver is hardened with diseased bile and the
stomach laden with unhealthy slime.
Almost the frst request made to the physician
by consumptive patient is that ne win prescribe
medicines that viii remove or alay the cough,
dants on consumption. But this should nos be
done, as the cough is only an effort Of nature to
relieve ITSELF and the night sHeats and chills are
caused by the diseasen lungs. The remedies or
dinarily prescribed do more harm than good
They impair the functions of the stomach, i'm
pede healthy digestion, and sggrayate rather
than cure the disease.
There is, after all, nothing like facts with which
70 substantiate position and it is upon facts that
DR.. sCHENCK relies. Nearly all who have ta-
ken his medicines in accordance with his direction
have not only been cured Of consumption, but
from the fact that these medicines act with won
derfM power upon the digestive organs patients
thus cured speedily gain flesh. Cleansing the
for solid, substantial structure. Restoring these
organs to health, they create an appetite The
food is properly assimilated the quantity of blood
IS not only increased but is made rich and strong
and in the face Of such condition Of the system
all diseases must lie banished.
Full directions accompany each Of the 1nedi-
eiIes, so that il is not absolutely necessary that
patients should see DR.. SCHFNCK personally,
unless they desire to have their lungs examined.
For this purpose he is at his principal Office, No
i North Sixth St., corner of Commerce PhiIa-
dephia, every Saturday, from 2 a. m. until p m
Advice is given without charge, but for a thor
ough examination with the Respirometer the
charge is So.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Ton
ic each, $l-50 per bottle, $3.50 a half dozen.
Mandrake Pills 25 cents box. For sale by all
druggists sapril30-ly