The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-08
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SCHRNCK's MANDRAKE PILLS

SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
The Liver is an organ OF great Importance, so far
as healthy digestion and proper nutrition OF the
body are con erned. The fact is, that large ma
jorty Of all the diseases to which the human family
is liable are caused by deranged action OF the
Liver and consequent impaired digestion and i'm
perfect nutrition. 1t is a well-known truth,
that d'sordered Liver will cause an almost int
mite variety OF disease, and create almost every
conceivable symptom that disease in its protean
form presents; hence the great Importance OF a
healthy action OF the Liver in order to keep the
system free from disease, and a consequence
good digestion, perfect nutrition, and good old
age are the results.
In past ages, for disordered Liver, mercury, in
some of its FORMS was regarded as the only remedy
but this drug acts upon all the secretons alike and
being mineral poison its would produce SAIL
walton and breaking down Of the vital powers.
desideratum, long desired, was to discover
a remedy for disordered Liver that was as efica-
cious mercury and free from any OF its injurious
results. After long and patient research in the
vegetable kingdom Schenck's Mandrake Pills were
discovered, having for their basis the PodOphyllum
Peltatum OF botanists, but known in common par
lance as Mandrake, combined with other equally
ef1cacious vegetable ingredients which is peculiar
to Schencks Mandrake Pills, and cannot be found
in any other preparation.
These Pills have been very extensively used for
years. and never have failedto relieve all derange-
ments and disorders of the Liver, as thousands of
living witnesses can testify. IN no one instance
where they have been used, either by the smallest
child, most delicate lady, or robust man,
have they ever produced any injurious
effects, but, on the contrary the most
dsordered Liver, in thousands Of cases, by the
of the Pills have been made to secrete a healthy
bile, as has been seen in the evacuatons restoring
this most important organ to healthy condition,
giving to the hitherto unfortunate invalid restored
health, freedom from dependency, peace of mind,
and renewed happiness and pleasures in life.
trains has created demand for better watches, and
American ingenuity has supplied them. Our old
correspondent, DR.. HILL late President OF Harvard
College, carried a Waltham watch over the Rocky
Mountains, comparing it as he went and as he re-
turned at the observ atores Of Cambri dge and Chi
cago, and a coast survey longitude station at
Omaha The watch was gaining second and forty
one-hundredths day. and did not vary from that
rate one-twenteth OF a second in twenty-seyen
days. Bring forward your watches that can beat
that; we should like to see them These wonderful
Waltham watches are for sale in this city by Rob-
bins, CLARK & Biddle-Frons the EUening City ITEM,
June 5, editorial.
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