The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-28
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,'.j- GONSUMPTION,a .in. /.
1aS' CUREi AND ITS, PREVENTIVE.
DIR. JOSEPH II. scHENCrI,s
SIMPLE TREATMENT.

- DIR. JOSEPH II. s'cIiEncK,s
SIMPLE TREATMENT. .D.;'''
and avaiied themselves Of his wonder}urcfl,
| caoious medicines, they would not have fallen.
| pF. Schenck has, in his own case. proyed
that wherever sufficient vitality remains, that
ylfailty, by. his medicines and his directions
for their use, is quickcnod into heslthiui
vigor. a... =. =
In this Statement thore ia nothing presump.
tqous. 70 tho faith OF tho invalid is m ade no
representatlon that Is not thousand times
MSnpstantiated M Dyi living and visible works.
The theory Of the cure by Dr.. Schcnck's me. nc.
oioine IL as simple as it is unfailing It's nhi-
iosophy requires no argument. 1t is sclf.as.
curing, self-convincing -
Tho Seawoed Tonic and Mandrako piIIo oro
t4e nrst tTo weapons. with which the citadel
Of the malady Is aeeailed. Two-thirds Of Tie
cases OF consumption originate in dyapopsin
ana q iunctl0nally ydisordered liver. With thia
condition tho bronchial tubes "symnn THAI
with the stomach. They resDond, to tho nor
bliic action of the liver. Here, then. comes
the eliminating result, and tho setting in.
"itn ah Ats distressing symptoms, OF
i.l CONSUMPTION.
The Mandrake Pills are composed of ono of
naturos nobleht gifts-tho Podophilum Pel-
eatum; They possess all the blood-scarch.
i,n1s' aterative properties Of calomel; but, un-
"LEAYE NO STING BEu1ND.n
Inc work OF cure il now beginning. Tic
vitlated and mucous deposits in the bowels
and IN the alimontary canal arc elected. The
its iGiaSh Il bs seana up
slvely, and the patient begins to feel TINT ho
is getting, at last, N' ~
AhsUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
I'll nhe oeaweed Tonic. in conjunction with the
Qualification is now progressing without its
previous tortured. Digestion becomes~pain.
less, and the cure is seen to be at hand
There is no more iiatulence. no oxacerbation
Of the atomach.. An appetite seta in.
Now comes tho greatest Blood Pnr;f,or e1ar
YET given ny an Indulgent father to suffering
man. schenok's Pulmonio Syrup oomo os in to
pestotm a It's s lunotions and to hasten and com
work: Nature cannot be cheated, II collects
and ripens the impaired and diseased d portions
OF the lungs. In tho form of gatherings, it
Pe9par6es 6art thtm ti lot e1peeoration. and
the rotten throne tha it occupied ia Renovated
| and made new, and the patient, in all tho dir
nifty OF regained vigor, steps forth to enioy
inc manhood. or the womRnhood that was
GIVEN UP AS LOST.
The second thing ia, the patients must etnr
In. q warm room until they get we'll; 1t is nj
most impossible to prevent taking cold wle,,
INC lupgs aro diseased. but it must be pre-
air and riding out, especially in this section
OF the country in tho fall and winter seasnn
aro all wrong. Physicians who rccommond
sSst course 1850 their patients. if their lungs
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IN the house, they must not sit down ouiet.
they must walk about tho room as much and
as last as the strongth will bear, to get up a
g1ua Gnst ae' eona Of blood The patients
get wen. This hae great doal to do with the
appetite, and is tho great point to gain. ''-o
io Despair OF cure attersuch evidence Of its
possibility in the worst cases. and moral cer'
tainty in oil others, is sinful. DR.. Ecbenck,s
personal statement to the Faculty Of bis own
cure &as in these modest words: -, "
Many years ago was in THO last stages OF
time my physicians thought that conII mi
live a week; then, like drowning mnn catch
ing at straws, heard OF and obtained tho
preparations which now Offer to the public.
seemed to me that could feel them penetrate
my whole system. They soon ripened tie
mater mat IN my lungs, and would spit up more
,nrntnp vmnn pihs oi onensive yellow matter every
AS soon as that began to subside, nv
congh, fever, pain and night swcsts a began
90 leeve me, and my appetite became so great
trn,n ~ e.s; Was WIN dicqlty that could keep
and have srown'in flesh ever since
- was weighed shortly afte my recovery
added the Doctor. tthen looking like mere
sn1'eion; nnnn1s I'M my weight was only ninety seven
anu twenty-five [225] pounds, and for years I
hnve enjoyed uninterrupted health"
Dr. sShencx s;ai; has discontinued his profess
MS son. Pr: j. II. Schenck, Jr., still continue
to? to see patients at their office, No. 15 North
Siaah 9ran1 street.. phdiladelphla every Saturday
thor5nglI examination with the Respirnmeter
VA be charged s5. The Respirometer do.
ciares tho exact condition OF The innes. md
patients can readily learn whether they arc
Epufeble or not. 90
Tho directions for taking tho medicines ara
adapted to the Intelligence even of a child.
gotlSw these directions and Kind nature vii
a1 40 .ho l rest; @ excepting that in some cascs tho
doses: THO three medicines need no other e9eu ac.
compartments than the miJfo instructions
thati tiaccompany them: First create anpstite