The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-14


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lnR sCHENCK ADVISES CON.
IL SUNPTIvES TO GO 10 FLORIDA IN
WINTER,
my whole time and attention 10 the study Of lung
diseases and consumption, feel that under
stand FULLY the course that ought to Be pursued TO
restore tOlerAbly bad Case Of diseased lungs 10
healthy Eouudness. The drst and most import
ant step IL for the patient to avoid taking cold
aud the best Of all places on this continent for
this purpose In winter, IL Florida, we'll down IN
| the State where the temperature Is regular, and
not subject TO such variations As In more North
eru attitudes. PAlatkA 10 = point can recon-
mend. A good hotel Is kept there oy FetctIaan:
Last Wiuter saw several persons there whose
lungs had been badly diseased, but who, under
tho healing influence Of the climate and my med
lclnes, were getting well.
one hundred miles further down the river 10 =
point which would prefer to PalAikA, as the
temperatnro Is more even and the air dry aud
bracing. MellouTille and Enterprise are located
there. ! should give decided preference TO
MelIonTille. II Is two miles nom river or lake,
and II seems almost impossible TO take cold
there. Tho tables In Florida might be better,
and patients complain At times, but that is good
sign, Is It indicates a return Of appetite, and
when this Is the case they generally Increase In
iesh, and then the lungs must heal
Jacksonville, HlberniA, Green Cove, and many
other places In various parts Of Florida, can be
safely recommended TO conSumptives IN winter.
Ny reasons far saying 30 arc that patients are
less liable to take cold theB thau where there Is
less even temperature, and u Is not necessary
70 say that where eOnsumpuTe parson exposes
himself TO frequent colds he Is certain TO die
shortly, Therefore my advice Is, 90 well down
into the State out Of the reach OF prevailing cast
winds and f0gS Jacksonville, or almost any
other Of the localities have named, will benefit
those who arc troubled with torpid liver, . dis
ordered stomach, derAnged bowels, sore throat
or cough, but for thOse whose lungs are diseased
q more southern point Is earnestly recon-
For sftscn years prior TO 1850, was prOfes.
sionAlly In New York, Boston, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, every week, where saw and eG'
amfncd On an average dve hundred patients .
week. A practice 90 extensive, embracing every
possible phase OF lung disease, has enabled me
10 understand the disease fnlly, and hence, my
caution in regard 70 taking cold. person may
take vast quantities OF "Sehrnck's Pulmonlc
syrup, Scaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills" and
yet die II he does not avoid taking cold.
In Florida, nearly everybody is uEing Schenek 9
Mandrake Pulls for the climate Ia moro likely 10
produce bilious habits than more northern lati-
tudeS. II Is we'll established fact that natives
OF Florida rarely die Of consumption, especially
those OF the southern part. On the other hand,
In New England, Onei6ird. at least, OF the popu.
lAtiun, die OF this terrible disease. In the Mid.
die States II dOes not prevail 80 largely, Gun
| there are many thousands OF cases there. What
vast per eeniaee OF life would be saved II con.
sumptves were as easily alarmed In regard to
taking fresh cold as they arc about scarlet fever,
smOll pox, &c. Bat they are not. They Ake
what they term little cold, which they are cred
ulOus enough TO believe will wear od In few
days. They pay no attention 10 It, and hence Il
lAysthe foundation for another and another still,
until tho lunSe arc diseased beyond all hope for
cure.
Ny advice 10 persons whose lungs arc affected
even slightly Is, 70 lay In stock Of schencE's
Pelmonlc Syrup, Schenck's SeAWeed Tonic and
Sehenek's Mandrake Pills and 60 10 Florida.
recommend these particular medicines because
am thoroughly acquainted with their action. !
know that where they are used In strict accord
anee with my directions. they will do the work
that 4 required. This accomplished, nature will
do the rest The physician who preteribes for
| cold, cough or nlehtsWeats and then AdviseS the
patient 10 walk or ride out every day, will be SURE
| 10 have corpse on his hands before long.
Ny plan Is to give my three medicines, In &C.
eordAnee with the printed directions, except In
some cases where freef use Of the Mandrake
Pills is necessary. Ny object iI 70 give tono TO
the stomAeh-to get up = good appetite. II ts
always good sign when patient beSins TO
grow hungry. ] hare hops Of such VITA 4
relish for food aud the Qualification Of that relish
comes good blood and with IL more tesh, which
| is closely followed by : healing OF the lungs.
Then thu cough looSens and ahates, the creeping
ehills and clAmmy nlght-sWcais no longer pros
trate and annoy, and the patient gets well, pro-
Vided he avoids taking cold.
Now there are many cnnSumpuvcS who have
not the means TO 20 to PlordA The question
may Be- asked, Is there no hope for such Ger
taInlY there Is, Ny advice to such Is, and ever
\ has been, 10 stay IN 4 warm room during The win
ter with temperature Of about seventy degrees,
which should be kept regularly a. that point, BY
means OF thermometer. Let such patient
take his exercise within the limits OF thereon BY
walking up and down as much a. his strength
will permit In order TO keep up . healthy etrcn.
lAtiOn Of the blood. have cured thousands BY
this system, and can do 20 again. Consumption
Is a. easily cured As any Other disease II It is
| taken In time, and the proper kind Of treatment
10 pursued. The lIct stands undispuied on re-
cord that Seheuck's Pulmopic Syrup, Mandrake
Pills, and Seaweed Tonic have cured very many
OF Whist seemed 10 be hopeless Gates OF eonsunp.
ton. Go Where you will, yOu will BE- almost Ger.
tain to hnd come poor eopSumpuTe who has been
rescued from the Jaws Of death by their use.
So far a. the Mandrake Pills arc concerned,
everybody Should keep = supply OF them on
hand. They act on the liver better than ealOmel,
and leave none Of Its hnEtf1l elects behind. In
fact they are excellent In all cases where pur.
gative medicine Is required. II you have par
taken TOO freely Of fruit and diirrhea ensues, 4
dose Of the Mandrakes viii cure yuu. II you
Are Slbjeet to sick headache, take dOSe Of the
AAndIkes and they will relieve yOu In two
hour. II you would obTi1ts the eject Of .
change OF water. or the too frequent indulgence
In GruiL take one of the MIudfAkes every night
or every Other night, and you may then drink
water and eat WAteFmelonE, pears, apples, plans,
peaches OF corn. without the risk Of being made
sick By them. They will protect those who live
Ia damp situations 1gAinst ehills and fever. Try
them. They are perfectly harmless. They can
do You good only.
/ have abandoned my professional Waits to
Boston and New York, bat continue 10 see %.
dents At my once, No. IS y. SIXTH Street, Phil
ldelphiA every Saturday from 4. TO s P. =.
Those Who wish . thorough examination With
the ReSpEometer viii be charged dve dollars.
The ResplUmeter declares the exact condition OF
the lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
they Srs euEl6le oE not. Bat DESIRE II distinct
| y understood that the TAlue OF my medicine de-
Pends entirely upon their being taken strictly &C
eordinC 10 direetiODs
In cOnelaEIOh, win say that when pCrEonE
| take my medicines and their systems arc bEOaght
into healthy condition thereby, they are not 80
liable to take cold, yet no one with diseased
lRngs can bear sudden change u atmosphere
without the liability OF greater OF LEES irritation
/ Of the bronchial Cubes.
] Full directions In all languages accompany ny
Medicines, 20 explicit and clear that any one can
use them without consulting me, and can be
bought frOm any druggist.
J. II. SCHENCE 4 CO.,
| No, Ism. Sixth Street, Philadelphia,
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