The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-09-30
UOW TO CURE CONSUMPTION

THE PHILOSOPHY OF DR.. SCHENCK'S
GREAT MEDICINES.-Will people never learn
to know that n diseased liver and stomach nee
essarily disease the entire system? The plainest
Principles of common sense teach this, and yet
continue in the course which almost inevitably
brings them prematurely TO the grave Living
as the majority Of people do' at com complete p o varl
ent to all that, sooner or later, nature will re-
venge herself Hence we find that persons who
indulge to excess in the use of very rich or indt-
Sestible food or Intoxicating drinks, invariably
pay heavy penalty in the end. The stomach
becomes disordered and refuses to act; the liver
| fails to perform its functions, dyspepsia and It's
attendant evils follow, and still the suffering in
| pioded ideas of the past. DR.. SCIENCK'S IS med.
| cines are recommended to all such. They bring
as directed and all that is necessary to establish
| their reputation with every ailing man or wo-
man in the land is fair and impartial trial of
them. Let those who are skeptical on this point,
and who have permitted Interested persons TO
prejudice them against these now celebrated
| remedies Tor Consumption, discard their preiu-
dices. and be governed by the principles OF ret-
son and common sense. If the system Is dlsor-
| dered depend upon it, in nine cases out of ten
the seat of The disorder will be found in the
the stomach and to ostimulate the liver TO healthy
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLs.-The daily
increasing demand for these pills is the best evl-
dence Of their value ThoTShnds upon tn9nsan9s hcan
ey Sc nrs s9d da any sg hygds Whe
| may not lind it convenient to call on Doctor
| complete directions for use accompany each
MANDRAKE PILLS, PULMoNIC SYRUP
| AND SEAWEED TONIC.-These medicines will
cure consumption unless the lungs are SO far
gone that the patient is entirely beyond the
| 1t may be asked by those who are not familiar
| with the virtues OF these great remedies How
| do Dr. sCHENCK'S medicines effect their Won
| derful cures of consunption?"
The answer is q simple one, They begin their
| liver and bowels into an active healthy condi-
ton Il Is i1SI that cures ihls formda9e dls
the liver and stomach, promoting secretion, and
removing the bile and slime which have result
organs, and of the system generally. This Stag
| glsh state OF the body, and the consequent nc,
prevent the proper digestion of food, aud, as a
| natural consequence, creates disease, which re-
SG5s aaa S9RGP II and
WEED TONIC, when taken regularly, mnge
with the food aid the digestive organs, make
good rich blood and as natural consequence,
give flesh and strength to the patient Let the
faculty say what ii may. this is the only true
cure for consumption. Experience has proved II
beyond the shadow of Il doubt and thousands
are to-day alive and well who few years since
induced to try Dr. SCHENCK'S remedies, and
were restored to permanent health by their use
one OF the first steps the physician should take
with consumptive patient is to invigorate the
system. Now how is this TO be done? Certainly
vate-medicines that impair instead of improve
the functions of the digestive organs. Doctor
| SCHENCk'S medicines cleanse the stomach and
bowels TALL substances which are calculated to
| irritate or weaken them. They create an appe.
| tite-promote healthful digestion-nake good
blood, and, as "A consequence, they invigorate
and strengthen the entire system. and more es'
| pecially those parts which are diseased. If thi,
cannot be done, then the case must be regarded
as Il hopeless one.
II the physician finds it impossible to make
| PATIENT FEEL HUNGRY, If the diseased persoI
| cannot partake of good nourishing food ant
l properly digest it, 1t is impossible that he car
gain in flesh and strength; and IL is equally I'm
: possible to bring patient to this condition sc
long as the liver is burdened with diseased bile
an tha Gtn nnh n han EII
Almost the first request made to the physician
by Il consumptive patient is that he VIII pre-
scribe medicines that will remove or allay th'
cough, night sweats and chills, which are thu
5 sure attendants on consumption. But thu
should not be done, as the cough is only an effor
of nature tn relieve ITSELF ana the night sweat
and chills are caused by the diseased lungs. III,
remedies ordinarily prescribed do more harm
I than good. They, impair the functions of th'
1 stomach, impede healthy digestion, and aggra
= vate rather than cure the dsease.
. There is, after all, nothing like facts will
4 which to osubstantiaie position, and It is upoI
facts that Dr. SCliENEh relies. Nearly al VIII
have taken his medicine in accordance with hi
S | directions have not only been cured of consump
= tion, but. from the fact that these medicines nc
G with wonderful power upon the digestive organ
5 patients thus cured speedily gain flesh. Cleans
d ing the system OF all impurities, they lay tn
= Restoring these organs TO health, they create al
appetite, The food is properly asslIflated; tn
n quantity of blood is not only increased but /
n | made rich ana strong and in the face OF such
Il condition OF the system all disease must be ban
: | ished.
If Full directions accompany each of the medi
y cines, SO that is not absolutely necessary tha
y patients should see Dr. SCHENCK personally
s. unless they desire to have their lungs examined
!, Eor ms PHIpSse he IS at his principal Office ~
D, p. N.
IS Advice is given without charge, but for
IN thofoueh examination with the Respiromete
\, Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and seawee
e Tonic each Loo per bottle, or $3.50 half dozeI
'SS druggists. aprS7O-ly.