Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.
By J. II. scHEHcK, n. D.

Ntorv human ho,r,, 49,. ,,.a.., =.
pno,nn e ~ Utnsr reason thall the neglect OF
Those pasr nnd pdas bioNnSn means OF cure.
shv sI Ine drealess siumber into which, had
DR' J0SEPW m sevurxC,x.s srurr
N' ~. s..GNNAS StNtLE
and ava,ad ,horsa,,eas ~ ~ ~ a.
ciqns medicines they would not have fallen.
Vvherayer -, can, ~ NJ OWL Ease proves mat
y,cE i, ana ~ directions for their use, is
In ths staien1snt tnra Egor; s,,,.
10 ne fsith e the invalid IS made
and yse woT he iSserv "a @ ey living
IS MEDICINES Is as simple as i Is qnaillng
surfing sei2con vincine nv suiien'' II Is seliAs-
first two weapons with S Ie ns e r5 are IRE t ne
nady is assaied ITohrds ofthe cases Of con
disordered liver Win tis pondit,on tba bTnonhia
spond 10 fbe scian ,n ne ~, koaeh They re
cp,,ss he 0i we INer. herethen
with all its distressing sEmptoms Of
The Mandrake Fms are cdmeoSsa Of on. n, 70
They possess s the PIeatnm
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND.r
The work Of cure is now beginning. The vitiated
ana mucous deposits in the bowels and in the ali.
,5ientary canal are elected The liver, like clock
stomach acts responslvely and the patient begins
" ieei 'it s,I ne Is seIting, at last
The sea-weed Tonic, IN conjunction with the Pills,
ron ~ o ana estimates NTH the food Chylif
.iloh = now progressing without its previous tor
lures: Digestion becomes painless, and the cure is
seen 70 be AT hald. There Is no more natulencp no
eNacerbaton OF tie stomach. An appetite sets in.
,NuW comes me greatest Blood Purifier ever yet
py a. a., Ihdnisent rather to suffering mau
functions and to hasten and complete the cure IL
chteIs ~ once upon ltS work. Nature can not be
Sheatot; IL collects and ripens the impaired and
ulsHIusSSu PORTIONS oil the lungs. In the form of
EH,nerinss II prepares them for eNpectoraton, and
10 IN very short time the malady is vanquishod
lne rotten throne that u occupied Is renovated and
nsae new and the patient, I'm all the dignity of re-
Euneu NlgoT steps forth TO enjoy the manhood or
"onihhhoou tnat was
m, GitEN W As LOST.
Tue second thing is, ,he patients must stay In n
warm room until they get well IL is almost limos
slble 70 prevent taking cold when the lungs are dis
t!.seu but " must be prevented can not be
entcted Fresh air and riding out, especially i'm thiS
secton oil the country, in the fall and winter sea
son, are all wrong Physicians who recommend
hn course lose their patients, II their lungs are
llolse they must not SIT down quiet: they must walk
ABOUT the room as much and fast as the strength
VIII Dear, 10 get up good circulation of blood Tho
Iatenh must keep In good spirits-be determined
70 get well. This has a great deal 10 do with the
"pPetute ana Is the great point 10 gain.
sibility in me worst cases nnd moral cegtaintt Il,
all Others, Is sinful. DR. Schenck's nersonoI STAT
lnent TO the Faculty of his own cure was In these
modest words: -
sumption; confined 10 my bed and at one time M,
physicians thoughtthat could NOT iiyea weeLs tbe1
like drowning man cntchinp nj strov,s I hea "a ~
and obtained the preparations which I now offer 70
seemed to me that could feel them penetrate NV
lungs and would spit M more thnna pnt Of ~ o my
n fFne for lone NHa