The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-06
DIR. SCHENCK ADVISES CONSUMP.
TTTES TO GO TO FLORTDA IN
U'TNTER.

HAVING for the last thrty-nve years deyoted my
whole time and attention to the study Of lung dis
eases and consumption, feel that understand fully
the that ought to be pursued to restore tol-
patient aii to avoid taking eO9 and liz best Of ali
places on this continent for this purpose, in winter
Is Florida well down in the State where the temper
azure is regular and not subject to such variations as
recommend. A good hotel is kept there by reternan
Last winter saw several persons there whose lungs
influence Of the climate and my medicines, were get
One hundred miles farther down the river is n
point which would prefer to palatka, as the tenn
perature is more even, and the air dry and bracing.
should give a decided preference to Mellonvile: it
istwo miles from river or lake and i seems almost
but that is good sign, i indicates a return Of
Increase in flesh, and then the lungs must heal.
jacksonville, ilbernia, Green Cove, and many
iy recommended to consumptyes in winter Ny
reasons for saying so are that patients are less la
temperature; and it is not necessary to say, that,
where eons9mptive person exposes himself to ire,
my advice is go well down into the state out Of the
rench of pTsyans east winds ,b and 9; Sayc
named will boneht those who arc troubled with Il
sore throat or cough but, those whose lungs are
diseased. more southern point IL earnestly recon-
For fifteen years prior to 1869, professionally
In New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Philadelphia
week, where saw ana on III
Ave hundred patients week \ practice 50 extern
sve, embracing every possible phase OF lung disease
hence my caution in regard to taking cold person
may take vast quantities Of sehenek ; rain9 ni
YET die il he does not avoid taking cold, s.,,..
In Florida, nearly everybody Is using sehenck 5
produce bilious habits than more northern attitudes.
1t is well-established fact, that natives Of Florida
southern part On the other hand, in New England,
onethrd at least q The population dle Of ths eafe
largely; still there are many thousands ofcascs there
What vast percentage Of life would be saved IL
taking fresh colds as they are about scarlet fever,
smallpox, &c. but they are not; they take what
enough to believe will wear OH in n few days. They
pay no attention tot, and hence II lays the iounda-
lion for another and another STILL unth the lungs are
My advice To persons whose lungs are affected,
monte syrup schcnck's scawced Tonic, and
schenck's Mandrake Pills and go to Florida: ! re,
thoroughly acquainted with their action. know,
that where they are used In strict assordanef wiz,
qilred. This accomplished, nature will do the rest
Ihs who for eod f'" To- Walk *
ride out every day, will he sure to have corpse
My plan is, to give my three medicines in accord
ance with the printed directions, TO-, sN9T r TH.
Mhere OBJECT u" to- 1--WE 10 the
ach,-tO get up q good appetite. 1t is always a
| have hopes Of such, With relish for food, and
the gratincation Of that relish comes good blood
BY a healing OF the lungs, then the cough loosen.
and abates, the creeping chills and elaIniny niih
sweats longer prlstratc aud annoy, ana the pa
tlent gets well, provided he avoids taking cold
Now, there are many consnmptives who nave
ns' he means , 10 20 no hSps for ssh
there is. My advice To such is and ever has been
temperature OF about seventy degrees, which shoul'
be kept regularly at that point by means OF a i h.r
mometer. Let such patient take his exercise Miilr
in the limits of the by walking up and down n
much his strength viii permit, in order TO keel
thousands By this ~ stem, and can do 50 again Con
sumption is easily cured as any other disease, 4
is pursued The fact stands undisputcd on record ,
that schenck's pulmonic syrup Mandrnke rilii
and Seaweed Tonic have cured very many OF VIVA
seemed TO be hopeless cases of con sumpilug %
where you Will you will be almost certain TO m, nm
the very jaws Of death by their nse. ..,., o,.o.-
body should keep supply OF them on hand Ih,.
act ON the liver better than eaiomei, ana Lea,
excellent in all cases where purgalive madeleine !
required. II you have partakcn TOO iree. ~ iruil
cure you Ii YOU are subject to sick headache, tab
dose OF the Mandrakes, and ihey WIN l.ncN' y"
change Of water. or the too free indug encc in fu
take one Of the Mandrakes every night, and you ma
then drink water and eat watcr-ine uls pears apple
pIums peaches, or corn, without the risk at balm
made sick BY them. They viii protect the,e who \,
them They are pcricctl. harmless they can d
you good only. .e..,,,,a, ,,.,,s =, ,,,.,o
and New York, but continue 10 See patiel l. at ~
Office No. Is North Sixth street, lhiladeiia, ,N.f
Saturday, from ., An, to ), IN. those VII" WIN
| thorough examination with the Rospirumct'r WIN !
charged ave dollars, The Respironietcr declares a
exact condition OF the lungs; and patients cir'hul
learn whether they are cur.' lie or not hni u,slf
IL distinctly understood, thai the value q iny meg
clncs depends entirely upon their hens taken stre
accoT ling To directions
In conclusion, / will say, that when person
take my medicine, and HlcT systems are hfuuti
into a healthy condition thereby, ih,H are mo- !
liable to take cold; yet no one win df'hs'u luhl
can hear n sudden change of ~ no-hrre wl,h"l
the liability Of greater less inaton ct the br"i
chial tubes.
Full directions in all languages accompany N
medicines, 30 explicit and clear that any one ca
use them without consulting me, aud can iw h"ugl
nom any druggist - -
No. l. North sixth Street, Philadelphia
GEORGE c. GOODWIN 4 Co., Boston, Agents