Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-16
THE CAUSE and CURE OF CON.

4 II IL "a L - II ana - u M AJF OON-
SUMPTION.--Thep primary cause of con-
sumption il derangeu,ent OF the digestive
organs. This arrangement produces deficient
nutrition and assimilation. BY a-simIl 4tTon
| mean that process by which the nurri-
ment of the I cd il converted into blond.
and thence into the solids of the BODY. Per-nns
with digestiOns thus impaired, h&vlTg the slight
est predisp JsIt'Sn TO puimon Any dlsea~-, IT Il
they take cold, will be very liable u have Con
sumption of the Lurgs In some OF its forms; and
hold thai l. will be mp IS b TO cure auy ca-e
of @ n umptipn W thOut first restoring good d.
gss' ion and healthy sssImi alton The very hr-r
rhirg To BE- done il to cleanse the stomach 81 d
bowels from Il diseased mucus and slime which
is clOgging these org 20 thai thew cam OF per
form their functions. and then rouse up ard
re-t0re he liver to a healthy &C ION. For IbIs
purpo-e, the sures- and n-st remedy is -chencE'r
Mandrake Pills. There Pills cleanse he stomach
and bowels OF all the dead and morbid slime th4t
is causing disease and decay in Jne whole system
hey Will clear ~ut the liver Of all d-e4sed bile
that ba~ accumulated there, and arouse IT up 70
a new and healthy action, by Whieh natural and
healthy bile IL se:Teted.
The stomach bowsls and liver are thus eleansed
ny Sehenck's MandT4RI PllIs but there RENAL :
in thu stomach al access o. ac.d, the organ j.
torpid, and the appetite is poor In the b .wels
the lacteals weak, and 1sQuiF'ng strength and
support. 1t Is in CoFdItIun lRe this that
Schenak's Seaweed Tonic proves tn be the most
vaiu bic remedy ever discovered 1t Is a KAN 2
and its will neutrAiZ- all excess of acid, maxi
ing the stomach sweet and fresh II viii We p-l-
maDent tone TO this important organ. aud create
| good, hearty. appetIt-. and prepare thu sy stem
for the first process OF a good digestion, ana
make good, healthy, living blood. After thiS pre-
paratory trestn en-, what remains to cure NOS
cases OF consumption is he tree aud p-r>eveIiDg
use OF Schepck's PulmOnic Syrup. The Pu mon
ic Syrup nourishes the system, puriaes the blood
and is readily absorbed into the circulation and
thence d stributed 70 the diseas-d lungs There
it ripens all IN rbid IN alters, wheth-rIn the form
of Assesses uDeTcles, and then assists narurr
TO expel all the diseased matter in the form OF
free expectoration, when once it rpens. It Il
then, by the great healing and purifying proper
ties Of Schenck's Pulmonic syrup, that AL ulcers
and cavities are healed up sound, and my patient
is cured.
The essential thing to be done in curing Con
srmpt on is TO get up good appetite and good
dig sJlon, so that the body will grow flesh ami
get strong. If a person has dIsea> ed lungs a cav
ity or abscess there, the cavity cannOt heal, the
matter cannot ripsn 81 long the system Is be-
low par. What Is necessary tO cure is or
der of things, good appetite, a good nutrition,
the body 10 grow in flesh and get fat then "a
ture is helped, tne cavities will heal the matt er
wilt ripen a"6 be thrown off IN large quantities
and the person regain health and strength. his
Is the true and only pan to cure consumption.
and If person Is very bad. # the lungs are not
entirely destroy ed, even if one lung is entirely
gone, If there enough vitality LEFT the other
TO heal up, there is hope.
have seen many persons cured with only one
sound lung, live and enjoy If t. 2 = al Old age
This is what Schenck's medicines will do 20 cure
Consum ption. They viii clean out the rtoInach
ton, and give Nature the assistance she ueeds TO
clear the system Of all diseases that is in the
lungs, whatever the former may be-
1t is important that ,whI' e using Schencz's med
cines, should be exeTcl-e ed not to take cnld
keep indoors in cool damp weather; avoid night
air, and take outdoor exercise only In a GENIAL
and warm sunshine.
wish it distinctly understood that when re-
commend a patient to be careful in regard TO TAX
ing cold while using my medIci' es, l do so for n
special reason. A man who has but partially re-
1TNFa raAt rfay4 aa+f. n~1 Of l. i
liable to a relapse III an one who has BEEN entirely
cured, and 1t is precisely the same in regard IL
consumption. 30 long the lungs are not per-
fectIy healed, just 50 long is there Imminent dan
ger of a full return of the disease. Hence il l.
that l so strenuously caution pulmonary uatleuts
against exposing themselves TO an atmosphere
that rs not genial and pleasant. O-nfirme6 con-
sumptives' lungs are g Knsss of Sores which the
least change OF atmosphere will IDhame, The
grand secret of my success with my medicines
consist In my ability To suhdue inf 4matIon IN
stead OF provoking II, as many of he faculty co
An infamed lung cam with safety 10 the pa-
tient be exposed TO the biting blasts If Wint or or
the chilling winds of sprlng or autumn. II
should be carefully shielded from all irrIua ing in
huences. The utmost caution should b. observed
in this particu AT, without it a cue uncer al
most any circumstances Is an imp - bility
The person should be tept on n wholesome and
nutritious diet, and all the medicines crntinu-d
until the body has rest orAd TO II the natural
quantity OF flesh and strength.
l was myself CURED by TINS treatment of the
worst klnn OF Consumption, and have lived 20 get
TAT and hearty these m4ny yezIs, nth one lung
mostly gone. have cured Thousands sinca. ana
very many have beeu cured by this treatment
whom have never seen
About the hr-t of October expect IN ts Ike nos
session OF my new building at the northeast or
ner OF SIKH and Arch sLree-s wher- shan be
pleased to give advic- 20 all who may require It
rui oirrctlons accompany all my r, menIes 20
Una, person In any part of the world can be
readily cured by "a Strict observance ofth- same,
j. u. SCHENCK, Nj d.
Philadelphia.
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