The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-14


Gear to family aud friends are sleeping the
dreamless slumberinto which, had they calm.
ly adopted tt.d l'i-,'cs - - =
DIR. JOSEPH H.; scEIENcIx's
IS SIMPLE TREATMENT.
And availed themselves of his wonderful ea,.
cacious medicines, they would net ave fa Hen.
Dr. Schenck has, in his own case. proye6
that wherever sufficient vitality remains. tha +
vitality, by his medicines and his directions
lor their nse, ia quickened: into healthiul
IN this statement thereis ih;no ,,re.,,n,,
tuous. TO the faith Of the invalid Ia made no
representation that is not thoI,eand times
50 sn11bstahtiated by living and visible works.
ine theory OF the cure by DR.. schcnck's me-
creme ls as simple as it is unfailing. It's phi-
losophy requires no argument. It is selfras-
snring, seli.convincing.
The Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills arc
she s - first two weapons with which the citadel
casee OF consumption originate in dyepepsia
and a funotionally disordered liver. With this
e9?nditlon ?tS u, tho BRONCHIAL tubes "sympathizo"
bihc action Of the liver Hero, then. comas
the eliminating result, and tho setting in.
WITH all Its distressing symptoms, OF \
.AA, q CONSUMPTION.
Ihe Mandrake Pills arc composed OF one Of
haturcs noblest gifts-the Podophillum Pei
tatum. They possess NIL the .blo,d.soarch-
,ng, Alternative properties Of calomcl; but, un-
like cnlomel, they
"LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"
4 The work OF euro is now beginning. The
Yilated and mucous deposits in the bowels
and In the allmentary canal are elected. The
liver, like clock, ia wound up. It aforses
from it's torpidity. Tho stomach acts rospon.
sively, ana tho patient begins to feel that he
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
The seaweed Tonic. in conjunction with the
P1lis, permeetes and assimilates with the food.
UnyIncation nc.;n is now progressing without its
previous toftufes.. digestion; becomes pain.
LESS, Ie, anu the cure Is seen to be at hand.
Ihere is no moro fatuience, no exacerbation
OF the stomach. An appetite sets in.
NOV comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever
man. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup comes i'm to
perform its functions and to hasten and com
plete the cure. It enters at once upon it's
So5k; s5 Nature esnnot ee cheated. It collects
OF Tho !cnS=.. L :se ..eyas 90 sstherinss It.
prepares themrfor expeetorntion, and loi in a
very short time, the maIady IL vanquished,
a sne rotten throne thatttoochpied is renovated
Inity OF regained vigor, steps forth to enjoy
= GIVEN UP Az LOST.
The second thing Is, the patients must stay
m most soE% Until IN they get WE'LL il is al
the lungs are diseased, but it must be pre-
vented, or cure cannot be effected. Fresh
ar q. M anu riding ont, especially in. this aeotion
80Aa0n
are all wrong. Physicians who recommend
TINT course lose, their patients. if their lungs
are badly diseased, nnd yet, because they are
IN the house, they must not sit down quiet;
as fast as tho strength will bear, to get up a
good circulation. OF blood. The patients
muat Keep IN good spirits-be determined to
get well This has great deal to do with the
appetite, and 1e the great point to gain.
TO despair OF cure aftersuch evidence Of its
posaibtltty in the worst cases and moral GER
tatnty IN all othern, is sinful. DR.. Schencks
personal statement to the Faculty Of his own
cure was in these IA Oldest words:
MANY years ago was In the last stages Of
consumption; copflned 10 my bed, and at one
Gme my physicians thought that I could not
I'VE Teeki then ,rlike drowning man catch
lng at straws, heard OF and obtained the
preparations whioh 1 now offer to the pubic,
ana they made a. perfect cure of me- It
seemed to me that could feel them penetrate
my n, wnGlo q; 81 eyssem: They soon ripened the,
than pint OF offensive yellow matter every
morning for long time. Il IN
As soon as that began to subside, my
co1gh. fever, pain and night sweats all began
that It WAS with difficulty that could keep
from eating too much. soon gained nv
strength, and have grown in heeh ever
since.
II wac weighed shortly sitter my recovery"
added the Doctor. ''then looking like mere
skeleeon; my weight Was only ninety.seven
pounds; my present weight is two hundred
aud twenty-five t225l pounds, and for years
have enjoyed uninterrupted health
Dr.. Schenck has discontinued his profes.
aional visits to New. York aud Boston. He or
his son, DR.. ]. H. Schenck, Jr., still continue
70 see patients at their office, No. Is North
sixth street. philadelphia. every Saturday
from 8 a. IL. to. 8 p. M. Those who wish
thorough examination with the Respirometor
WI be,eharged S.. The Respiromeier de-
clares tho exact condition Of the lungs, and
patients can readily learn whether they ale
curable or not. #,!. f7'.
The directions for taking the medicines are
adapted to tho intelligence sven OF child.
FOLLOW those directions. and kind nature will
40 tho restt excepting that in some cases tho
Mandrake Pills are to be takon in increased
doses; the thrcn m edioinos need no other &C.
compartments than the mpie instructions
that accompany them: Firat create appetite.
OF returning health huhEer is the most vel
come symptom. Whennit comes, as it will
come. let the, despall ing at onoS be OF good
cheer. Good blood at once follows the cough
| loosens. the night sweat is abated. In q
short time both Of thnse morbid symptoms 8
| are gone forever. tdi
Dr..schenGk's medicines are constantly kept
| 10 tens OF Thousands Of farai!iog. AS q laxa.
tive or purgative; the Mandrake Pills are
standard preparations: while the Pulmonic
syrup. ae curor OF coughs and colds, may be
regarded as. o prophylacteric, against con-
| sumption in any Of it's FORMS
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed
| Ionc, sl.o0 bottle, or 81. so Il half dozen.