Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-10-14

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THE CAUSE AND CURE OF CON
SUMPTION.-ihe primary cause Of Con-
sumption is cer,neemcnt of the digestive or
gans. This arrangement produces deficient
nutrition snd sImIlation. BY assimilation
mean that process by which the nuirmenI OF
the food is converted into blood, aud thence in
TO the solids OF the BODY Persons with dIseS-
uCn thus impaired, having The slightest prejs
position 10 ulmOnary disease, or II they take
cold, will be very ll.ble have Consu hpuon
OF the Lungs IN some Of It's form; aud hold
that IT wi be- impossible 10 cure any case q.
Con. umpiiUn without frs! restoring good d.
gesviOn and healthy assimilation. Tee very
hrst thing To be done Is 10 cleanse The stomach
and bowels from al diseased mucu, and slime,
which Is cIosging these organs - that they
cannot pe-lOrm Their functions, ard then rouse
up aud res'ore the liver 10 a healthy acton. For
tbs purpose The sur"St aud best remedy Is
ScSenck's Mandrake Pills. These Pills clean
the stomach aud bO~ois OF ak the dead nj mcr-
bid slime thai Is causing disease and decay IN
the whole Sy-lcm. They will clear cot the
liver of all disra ed bile that has accumulated
there, and rouse il up to a NV aud healthy ac-
ton hy which natural and healthy bile Is st
ceted.
TAe stomach, bowels, and liver are thus
ceansed by the use OF Schcnck'S Mandrake
Pills; but here remains IN the stomach an cH.
cess OF acid, the organ Is torpid aud the appetite
poor. In tho bowels the la tesis are weak, and
requiring strength and support. Il Is ~ a
con tion like this that Schcnck's Seawced t.
mic proves 10 5e the most valLa lie remedy ever
Discovered. !, is alkaline, and IFS use will neu-
uaIze all excess Of acid, making The stomach
sweet and ir,s,; II VI | give perHanoEt tone TO
this important organ, and creates eooC, heaVy
appetite, aud pfepsre the system Tor the fret
process Of good Digestion, and ullIn llely
make good, healthy, hvlg blood. After tins
preparatory treatment, what remains 10 cure
most cases of Consumption IL the free and per.
scvering use e Schenck's PGmOnc syrup.
The iulmonlc Syrup nOunshes the system, pu-
rifles the blood, aud Is readily absorbed INTO The
ejaculation, and thence distributed to toe DIS
easeI lyugs. There 1t rpens al 90 bid mat
trS, whether 10 the form of ab-cesS,s or to-
berc,es, and then assists Nature to eIrel all
the DISEASED matter, IN the torn Of lree eHpey-
torstIou, when once II Hpens. II Is then, by
the great healing and purifying properties OF
Schenck's Pulmonic syrup, that al! ulcers and
csvite. are healed up sound, and my pLtIent is
cured.
The essential hing TO be done is curing Con.
sumption Is 10 get up good appetite and
good digestion that the body will oS ~
6esh anL get strong. IT person has diseased
luDgS,-a cavity or abseesS thtrc,-lhe cavity
cannot heal the matter cannot ripen, 30 long as
tie system is below par. What necessary to
cure Is new order OF lhings,-a good appetite,
a good nutrition, The body 10 grow IN Fl IN and
get fat; then nature s helpel, the cavities all
heal, he matter will ripcn and be thrown of IN
large quantities, and / person gam hes h
and strength. THIS is the true and only plan
10 cure Consumption, and if person is very
bad, it The lungsare not entirely destroyed. or
even # one lung entirely gone. If there is g.
noueh vita Ity iell ia the other ~ heal up. here
is hope.
have seen many persons cured wirh enly
one sound lung, We ani enjoy life 10 good
OLD see. THIS Is What Schenck's AeJhInes
will do 10 cure Consumption. They viii clean
out the stomach swee en- and strengthen It. get
up good digestion, and give Nature the assis.
lance she needs 10 clear tho system Of all The
disesse that is 10 the lungs. whatever The fo,m
may te.
/, is important that while using Schrnck's
Medicines, caro- should be exercised not 10 take
cold eep doors IN cold and damp weather;
avoid nIght air. aud take outdoor exercise on
ly 10 genial and warm sunshine.
VIII II distinctly unjersiJ d that when |
recomm nj rsilent 10 be careful IN regard 10
taking cold, Nh lie usInc my Medicines. do so
for SyecIsI reason. 2 msn Who has but p5r.
tsiiy recovered ron the effects Of rad cold Is
Tar more lsa5e to reIsPse than one Uho has
been entirely ,ured, and It Is precisely the same
IN regard 10 CoIsumpt on. - loLs a, the lungs
are not perfectly hesleJ, just So long Is there
Is imminent danger OF a foil return OF the dls-
ease. Here It l. that 50 sifehUopsly caut on
pulmonary patients against exposing themselves
10 an atmosphere that Is not genial aud pleas
snt. Confirmed Con-umpuVe lung, s'e
mass Of sores, Which the least chsf &c Of stmos-
phore will in1ane. The grand secret Of my
success ~ my Medicines consists IN my abili-
ty 10 subdue inflammation IUstead Of provoking
1t, a. many Of the faculty do. An iEfamed lung
cannot, ~th safety 10 the patient, Dc exposed
10 the biilbg blasts Of Winter or the chilling
Winds Of : ing or Autumn. II should be care
fully shielded from all irritating influences.
The utmost caution should be observed 10 iris
particular as without /: cre under almost
any circumstances - 40 imPossIoilny.
The person should be kept on wholesome
and nutritious Diet and all the Med C nes con.
tInued until TIE body ha- restored TO II lie natJ-
raj qU,ntIly OF flesh snC Strength.
Tvs myself cured by this lr aInent Of the
W rst kid OF Consumption. and have lived 10
ge. ist aud hearty these many years, with enc
!uug mostly gone. / nave cured thousands
since. sud very many have beea cured by this
treatment whom have never seen.
About the First OF OCTOBER ! expect 70 take
po>ssss'rL Of my new bslJlng. at the Norm.
east Corner Of sixth auj ArcE streets. where !
shall be pleased ~ give sdvIre 10 all who may
reqUireIl.
Ful directions accompany all i.y ReneJ es
so that person IN any Psr Of The world esn
be readily cgreI ty a strict Observance Of ths
same. J. X. SCHENCK. VI. D..
PhIlaJs,phia.
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