The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-29

1t Oct ~ IS
THE CAUSE AND CURE OF CON.
SUMPTlON.-The primary cause OF Con.
sumption is arrangement Of the digestive or
Rans. This arrangement produces de ficient
nutrition and assimilation. By assimilation
mean that process by which the nutrimont Of
the food ia converted into blood, and thence
into the solids OF the body, Persons with
digestion thus impaired, having tho eight
est pre-dtsposition to pulmonary disease,
or il they take cold. will be very liable to have
Consumption OF the Lungs in some Of it's
forma; and bold that 1t will be impossible
to cure any case OF Consumption without frst
restoring good digestiOn and healthy assimi.
latlon. The very first thing to be done lis to
Cleanse tho stomach and bowels from ali dis.
eased mucus and slime. which il cineoinp
these organs 30 that they cannot perform
tho liver to healthy action. For this pur
pose the sureht and best remedy is Schenck's
Ian rake Pills. These Pills clean the a O.
mach aud bowels Of all the dead and morbid
whole system. They will clear out tho liver
uf all diseased hilo that has ACCUMULATED
here. aud rouse it up to a new and healthy
action. by which natural and healthy bile is
secreted.
The stomach, bowels and liver arc thus
oieansed by the use Of Schcncks Mandrake
fiils; but there remaius in tho stomach an
OK ess OF acid. the organ is torpid and the
APPETITE p90r. IN the bowels the lactoala are
weak. md requiring STR myth and support It
Is In condition like this that Hchencks 9ca.
weed Tonic pruves to DO tho most vaIuabIe
remedy ever discovered: 1t is alkaline. and
It's use will neutraliza all excess Of acid. M ak.
ing the stomach sweet and frosh; It will give
permanent tone to this important organ. and
create good, hearty appetite. and prepare
INC system Tor the fret Process Of good di-
m q nj w xlv@ =
living blood. After this preparatory treat
9ent, what romans to cure most caaes OF
Consumption il the free and perseyeripc use
OF schenck's Puimonio Syrup The Pulmonic
and is readily absorbed intu the circulation.
| aud hence distributed to the diseased lungs
There it ripens all morbid matters, Whether
IN INC form OF absce.ses or tubercles, and
mattor. in the form OF Tree expectoration.
when onco it ripens. It il thon, ty the great
hoaling and purifying properties Of Schenck's 's
Puimonlc syrup, that all ulcers and cavities
The essential thing to BIZ tlons in curing
Consumption Is to get up good appetite and
gnod digestion, 80 that tho body will grow
IN hesh ana get strong. II Il person has DIS
eheed lungs cavity or abscces there-the
cavity cannot heal, the matter cannot ripen
so long as tho y, stem is below par What ia
necessary to cure is new order of things-a
good good appetite. H good nutrition. the body to
NAtnf0
| helped, the cavities will heal, the matter will
rlpen and be thrown off in large Quantities.
and the person regain health and strength
ihis is the true aud only plan to cure Con
lungs are not entirely destroyed, or even if
one lung IL entirely gone. If there is enough
vitality lett in the other TO heal up, there is
hope
have seen many porson. curod with only
one sound lung, live and enjoy life to good
| old age. This is whit Schenek's Medicines
VIII % to cnre Consumption. They will clean
out the stomach, sweeten and strengthen il.
got up good digestion. and give nature the
assi.tanGe she needs to clear the system of ali
the disease that 10 III tho lungs, whatever the
| form may be.
1t IL important that while using Schenck' q
Medicines. care ehould bo exercised not to
| take cold; keep in-doors' in cold and damn
weather; avoid night air, and take outdoor
| exercise only in genial and warm sun-rliue.
with 1t distinctly understood that when
recommend patient to be careful in regard
| 80 fer special reason. A man who has but
pAtuany recovered from the effects OF a bad
| Geld Is far more liable to a relapse than one
VINO no has been entirely cured: and II is prooiae-
~ the same iu regard to Consumption. X,
long as tho lungs are not perfectly healed
just 80 long is there imminent danger Of a fill
return OF the disease. Hence it is that go
smsi,y ssrenaously canton pulmonary patients
mat IL not genial and pleasant. Confirmed
O"nsumplives' lungs arc q mass of sores
Whlch the least change Of atmosphere will in.
ilam9. The grand SEQ, OF Of my SUCCESS with
ny ny medicines consists In my ability to subdue
nfiamnation instead Of provoking It. "a manv
OF tho faculty do. An ihfiamed lang cannot.
with safety to the patient, bo exposed to tho
biting blasts Of winter or the chilling winds OF
spring or autumn. It should be carefully
shielded froii all irritating Influences. The
utmost caution should be observed In this
particular. as without it a cure, under aimost
any circumstances, Is an impoasibility.
The person should be kept on Wholesome
q I'd nutritious diet, and all the medicines con.
tinued until the body has restored to il the
! natural quantity Of fash and at trennth