The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-30
DIR. SCHENcK ADVISES CONSU1kP.
Z7HES TO 90 TO FLoRIDA ~
WLETER,

HAyrFs for the last thirty-lre Year, devoted my
whole time and attention 70 The study Of lung die
cases and consumption, feel that understand
q tolerabiy bad case tf diseased lungs 10 b. althy
soundncss- abe first and D.CEt inpOJt1nt step Is,
for th3 patient to avoid taking cold; and tho best
Of all PAGES on this continent for this puTpcsc In
winter is Florida, well down IN the State, where
the Temperature ID regular, and not subject 70 such
variations as In more northern lattldes. Talatka
Is point can recommend. A good hotels kept
there by Peterman- Last winter saw several per
sonsthero whose lungs had been badly diseased, hnt
who, under the healIn inluence Of the climate and
my medicines, were getting well.
One hundred miles farther down the river Is
point which would prefer to lalatka, as the ten
perature Is more even, and the air dry and brcing
MeIlOnvilla and Enterprise are located there. I
shoud give decided preference TO Nellonyilie: ft
is two miles from rver or lake, and It seems almost
inpOssibleto take cold there. The tables in florida
might be better, and patients complain at times:
but that is good sign as It indicates return Of
appetite; and, when this ia tho case they generally
increase IN 3esh, and then the lungs must heal
other naces in various paris Of Florida can be safe
II recommended to cOnsumpuvcs in winter Ny
reasons for saying so arc that patients arc less lla
bic 70 take cold there than where there is ICES
even temperature; and it is not necessary 70 say,
that. where a causumpttve person exposes himself
70 frequent colds, he is certain to dc shortly
therefore my advice IS, gOwell down into the State,
out Of tho reach OF prevailing east winds and f0gs-
JacksouviIle or almost any other OF the localities
Ihavo named, Will benefit those who arc troubled
with torpid liver, disOrdored stomach derangcd
bowels sore threat, or cough; but for those whose
nestly recommended
ally in New ] OK. Bosto1, BaLtuoIe, anu 1llaael-
phia every week, wneTe saw and examined on an
Average hve hundred patients n week A practice
soextensvo, embracing every possible phase Of lung
disease, has enabled me to understand the disease
flllyi and hence ny caution in regard 70 taking
cold. A person may take vast quantities Of
1Rchenck's Pulmonic Syrup, scawocd Tonic, and
Mandrake Pllls, and yet die il he does not avoid
In Florida, nearly everybody is using sehcncks
nn eli
10 produce bilious habits than nore northern lstl
tudes. 1t is a wei-establlshcd fact, that natiycs
Of Florida rarely die Of consumption, especially
those Of the southern part, On the other hand, in
New ENGLAND, one-third at least Of the population
die Of this terrible disease. In the Middle States,
Il does not prevail 50 largely; still there arc many
thousands Of cases there. What vast percentage
Of life would be saved If oonsumpuves were rs
easily alarmedn IN regard totakng fresh colds as they
are about scarletfever smallpox &c. but they arc
not: they take what they term q little cold, which
they are oredulous enough to believe viii wear of
in q few days. They pay no attention to IL, and
hence it lays the foundation for another and an
ether stin, until the lungs are diseased beyond all
My advice to persons whose lungs arc affected,
even slightly, Is to lay in stock OF schenek fu-
r1onic Syrup, schenck's Soawecd Tonic, and
scbenck's Mandrake pills, and 50 to Florida ro-
commend these particular medicines, because am
thoroughly acquainted with their action. know,
that where they are used in strict accordance with
nv directions. they viii do the work that is TO
uuired. This accomplished, nature Will do the rest
Ihe physician who prescribes for cold, eoush, or
rirbf s8seats and then advises the patient to walk
Srride out every day, viii be sure 70 have corpse
On his hands bofors long.
anoe with the printed directions, except in some
eases ySaTe deer use Of the Mandrake Pills Is
necessary. Ny object Is, 70 give tone to the hto-
ach,-to get up good appetite. 1t IS always
good sign when patient begins 70 grow hungry:
1hsve hopes 9f sueh. WIN 2 relsn Ior Io9f; % ana
and with Il more flesh, which Is closely followed
by healing Of the lungs, = then the cough loosen5
and abates, tho creeping chills and clammy nicht
syreats no longer pr0stTate and annoy, and tho
patient gets well, prOvidedhe avoids taking cold.
Now, there are many eonsumptlyes who have
be asked, Is there no hope for suchG Certainly
there Is Ny advice TO such is, and ever has been,
10 stay in a warm room during the winter, with a
temperature Of about seventy degrees, which
should be kept regularly at that point by means Of
athermometer. Let such patient take his exer-
else within the limits Of tho room by walking up
and down as much Ra his strength will permit, in
order 70 Keep heellhy eireuIaton OF me blood.
20 again. Consumption is as easily cured as any
other disease. II it IS taken IN time and the proper
kind Of treatlnentis pursued. The fact stands IN
disputed on record, that schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup, Mandrake Pills, and beaweed Tonic nave
cured very many of what seemed to be hopeless
csses Of CONSUMPTION. Go where you will, you will
be almost certain to find some poor eonsumptive
who has been rescued from the very jaws Of death
So far as the Mandrake Pulls are concerned,
everybody should keep supply Of them on hand;
They act on the liver better than calomel, and
leave none Of its hurrful efeets behind. In fact,
they are excellent in all cases where p1rgatve
medicine is required il you nave A1ItAAell loo
freely Of fruit and diarrhosa ensues, dose Of the
handrakes will cure you II you are 81 beet 70
sick headaehe, take dose Of the Mandrakes- and
fhev viii relieve you In two hours ii you would
obyiRts the effect Of a change OF water, or The too
free Indulgence in fruit take one Of the Aandrakes
every night and you may then drink water, and
cat Water-melons, pears apples, puns. peaches, o.
corn. without therisk OF being made SICK BY them.
They will protect those who live in damp situations
against chills and fevers- Try them they are
perfectly harmless They can do you good only.
! have abandoned ny professional visits ~ Bos-
ton and New York, but continue to see patients at
my Office, No. IS North Sixth Street, Philadelphia,
every Saturday, from 3, AN, TO 3. Pm those who
wish thorough examination with the RespirOneter
will be charged i've dollars. The Respirometer
declares the exact condition Of the lungs; and
patients can readily learn whether they are cur
able or not But desire Il distinctly understood,
that the value Of my medicines depends entirely
upon their being taken strictly according to direc-
lions.
In conclusion. l will say, that when persons
take my medicines, and their systems are brousnt
into healthy condition thereby, they arc not -
liable TO take cold; yet no one with diseased !Ilss
can bear sudden change Of atmosphere Wlthou'
the liability Of greater or less irritation OF Ine Dioh-
chal tubes -
Full directions in all languages accompany my
medicines, 50 explicit ard clear that any ono can
nae them without consulting me- and can Dc
bought from any druggist
J. H. scHEScK, ND,
No. IS North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
JOHN <. HENRY,
8 COLLEGE PLACE, NEW T0RE