The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-23

9peo1a1 Notices.
CONSUMPTION,
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.
BY j. H. sCTIENCK, Nj. ID.
MANY q human being has passed away
1Y1 for whose death thero was no other rea.
son than tho neglect of known and indisput-
sbiy proven means Of cure. Those near and
.roamless slumber into which, had they calm
ly adopted - >''''-,
DIR. JOSEPH II. SCEIENCK'S
SIMPLE TREATMENT;
And availed themselves of his wonderful Ell
caclous medicines, they would not have fallen.
Dr. Schenck has, in his own case, proved
sns1 Wherever re- sufficient vitality that
ior their use. is quickened into healthtul
vigor.
In this statement thereis nothing presump-
tuous. Io,the faith OF the invalid is M de no
representation that is not a thousand tines
substnntiated by living and visible works.
The theory OF the cure by DR., Schenck's me-.
acns nsonnn is simple It is nnfaling It's phi
loso3Pny requires no argument. It is self-as-
The seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills sre
the hrst Two weapons with which the citadel
OF the maiady is assailed: Two-thirds Of the
and g functionally disordered liver. With this
condltlon tho bronchial tubes "sympRthize'i
s!s WIN the stomach. They respond to the NOR
0 the ouIminatin IGn Gn !ne mvHr' Here thoa comes
WITH al It's distressing symptoms. Of
CONSUMPTION.
The Mandrake Pills arc composed OF one OF
natures Doblest gifts-the Podopbillun Pal
tatum rhey possess al the. blood-search-
1lg, 11ng, aieratTe properties of calomel; but, un-
'.LEAvE NO STING BEHIND"
'TlA wOrIS nf fa e.
vinated and mucous deposits in the bowels
ana ~ the altmentary canal are elected. irhe
liver liver IKE a clock, is wound 'hp..'It arouses
iog t;o', its torplolty. The stomach acts respon.
nsl7eiy, 81 anu the patient begins to feel thai he
10 getting, at last, M I'M !. ~ - -
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
r:IIl The seaweed Tonic. in, conjunction with the
rHls: permeate es and assimilates with the food.
onynhoation III. now. progressing without it's
s'1us ess snd r1a.ores; fhe Digestion becomes pain
There is no. more fatulence. NO oIaoerbahion
OF tha stomach. An appetite acts in.
NOW comes the greatest Blood Pnriiler ever
sSsa sehsnePs eP PPaqssnt ther to
perform ito functions hnd to hasten and com
spd rans Sana1s BE-
OF the lungs. IN the form OF gathoTings. It
prepares them for e1peotoration, and ioi in a
very short time, the malady ia yanonisfa ed
snd ne los.en throne that is renovated
nifty OF regained vigor, steps forth to on;n6v
the manhood or the womanhood that was
GIVEN UP AS LOST.
The second thing is, the patients must stay
in warm room until they get well: it ia al,
os5 mo nna impossaDie to prevent taking cold when
vented, or q cure cannot be effected. Freah
air and riding out, especially in thie eection
Of tan country in the fan and winter season,
1fo tEst aia % wrong. physicians who recommend
TINT course lose their patients. if their lunrs
are badly diseased, and yet, because they a5o
IN the house, they must not ait down Guiet:
they must walk about the room as much and
good circulation OF blood. The patients
must Keep IN good spirts-be determined to
get wen. Ihts has great deal to do with the
apReta3ae; e ase and ~ is the great point to gain.
possibility in tho worst cases. and moral cor!
tainty In all others, liz sinful DR.. Schcnck,s
PERSONA statement to the Faculty Of his own
cure was In these modest words.
MANY years ago waa in the last sfa goo NJ
consumption. confined 10 my bed. and at ona
Time my physicians thought that I could mot
i've i've week; then, iiko drowning man catch.
Ing a. ss;iraws. s;a heard Of and obtained the
preparations which now offer to the publio-
and they made q perfect cure of me. Il
seemed to mo that could feel them .penstrate
my yt,~n whole m system They soon ripened the
nha.,el tha M ~ my lungs, and would spit up more
morning for long time. oA'
As eoon as that began to subside. nv
'q1g ,eVor paain and night cweats all began
tnht II WAS With difficulty that could ieuu
from eating too much. soon gained strepGtk
and have grown:in flesh ever since,
added SaS sha Weighed sh9rty after my
skeleton; my weight was only nin2ty-seyen
pounds; my present weight is two hundred
snu twenty-five (225] pounds and for wears
haVe enjoyed uninterrupted heslth."
Dr. s!henck has discontinued his profes.
sional visits to New York and Boston. He or
MS son, Dr: J. q. Schenck, Jr., still continue
TO to see patiente at their Office, No. is North
sl9tn street, Philadelphia. every Saturday
from a. III. to p. N. Those who wish
tniorough examination with the Re4pirometer
wili be charged IS. Tho Respiromoter de.
ciates the exact condition OF the Iunrs. And
patients can readily learn whether tiley are
Ihe directions for taking the medicines ara
nospted to tho Intelligence even of A child.
Foiiow these directions, and kind natnre will
no 40 me rest. excepting that in some cases the
9tanuiaKe I!lisare be taken in Increased
uoeos; the three Medicines need no other r.
cctonipanlments ct than the Emple instrnctions
nt tnat accompany them: First create annei;t"
" returning health hunger ia tho mnst ,uaI.
como symptom. When It comes "a a. v,iI
come. let the despaIling at oncs be of g"od
cneer. Good blood at once follows The cnnoh
l9osens, the night sweat Ia pha,ed Ins
snort time both OF thuse morbid srm,tn nrs
are gone forever. y AnP'oihS