Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-17
Given up as Lost.


The secoEd tning Is, the patients must stay
in a VAIN room until they get we'll {; 1t is al
most mpoSsihle to proven, taking cod when
The lung, are diseased. hut it must he prcN en,ed
o. cure cannot be effected. Fresh ar aud ii.
ding cut especially III this section f he coun-
try III The tail and winter season, are all Wrong.
Ply sIcanS nhn recommend that course lose
their patients, II then lungs are badly d,ea- ed.
aud yet, because they are IN the house they
must not III down quiet; they must walk aLrur
the room a. much and as fast as tie strength
will bear to get up a good circulation of blood
The patients mds keep in good sprIs-be de.
termincd TO get well. This has great deal TO
do ~ he appetite, and is the great poin! to
gain.
To d spar Of cure after such evidence Of lis
possibility IN the worst cases, and moral GER
tainly in oil others, is sinful En- ScEenck $
personal statement to The Facu y Of his own
cure was III these modest words
MANY years ago was in he last stages Of
consumption confined To my bed, and a, one
time my rhy Slclans thought that | could not,
live week IN n, like drewnII g man catch
ing at strawS, heard OF and obtained the pr,p-
arlllons which now offer 10 the public, aud
they made a Perfect cure OF me. 1t seemed 10
me that conil feel them pene,raie my whole
system. They SON Tpeg,d the mater in my
lungs, anG w0u.d SPIT up more Than pin. Of
offensive yellow II atttr every morning Tor a long
me-
LAS soon as tha, began to sub>idemy cough,
fever, pain and night Swrats all began to leave
me, auu my appetite became So great thrl 1t
was with great Difficult that could keep from
eating 10 much. | soon gained my strength
and have grown in flesh ever since.
Il was weighed shortly a ter my re overy,"
added the Doclor,"hen looking like ii.tre ..el-
etor, my weigh: was only n'nety-S ven Tuund';
my preSeu, weight Is two hundred aud twenty
i've l22.) pounds. And yet Tor Yeas have ell.
joled unlnterupt health.
DR.. Schenck has Discontinued his professional
visits TO New York and Bo,tuL. He or 5 son
pr, j. II. Sch'nck, j., siiIl continue To see pa
tIIGts at lbrI: flee, o. ) North SIKH street,
Ph!adelphla, every "a utd6y from \ VI. to
5 i. NJ. Those wuo wish thorough examira-
ton with the Resplromcler will be chars.
$500. The Resrno.ae tcr declares tie exact
condition at The lungs, and patients cal readily
learn " neither they ore Unable OF not.
The directions Tor taking no medicines are
adapted 10 the intelligence even OF child. Fol-
low these directions and kind Nature " i'll DO the
rest, excepting ihatin some cases the Mandrake
Pills are 10 lie tuken in Increased doses the
three medicines reed 10 of!i,r acco apartments
than the ample Instructions inat accom-. any
Item; First create appetite. o. returning
health hunger Is The most welcome symptom.
w hen II comes as II viii come let the de.
spaif!ng AT once he Of good cheer. Good blood
al once follows the cough looscns, the nIept
sweat IS o"a.ei. In short lime both Of these
morbid SYMPTOMS are gone forever.
DR.. Schenck's medicines are constantly kept
in tens OF Thousands OF families. As a laxative
or purgatlye, the Mandrake Pills ATE a aadarL
preparation while the Puimorlc Syrup. as
curer OF coughs aud colds, may be regarded a,
poppy lac'erlc against consumption in any Of
lis lut.Ls.
Prise Of the Pumo ic Syrup and Sawed
Tonic, $3.50 Loule, or $3.50 half dozen,
Mandrake Pills, rs cents "a BOX. For 81 lie by
all druggists and dealers.
Thompson Luly & Co.. &c Hanover
street, Baltimore, Nd. wholesale agents.
Mach Is, 1871.