Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-29
Special nnttoes.
The Cause and Cure Of Consumption.

The primary cause Of Consumption il arrangement Of
che digestive orguns This arrangement produces ded
Client nutrition and assimilation. by assimilation
that process by which tho nutrment Of the food il
converted into blood and thence Into the solids Of the
body Persons with digestion thus impaired having the
slightest predsposIton to pulmonary disease, f they
take cold, will be very liable to have Consumption Of
the Lungs in Of Ia forms and hold that II will
be impossible 10 any Of Consumption without
first restoring good digestion and healthy assimilation
The very frs, thing be done Is to cleanse the stomach
and bowels from all diseased and slime which
eoggng these organs that they cannot perform her
functions and then rouse up and restore the liver 10
healthy action For this purpose the surest ana best
remedy Il schenck's Mandrake Pills. These lsccanse
the stomach and bowels Of all the dead and msrbd slime
that s causing disease and decay In the whole system.
They will clear out the liver Of all diseased bile that has
accumulated there, and arouse ID up 10 new and
healthy action, by which natural and healthy bile is
secretod.
The stomach bowels aud liver are thus oleansed by
the use Of schoncks Mandrake Pills, but there remains
In the stomach eNce. 0f acid, the organ Is torpid
and the appetite s poor Ia tue bowels the laciea are
weak, anu requiring strength and support IL Is In
condition Ike this that Schencks scawecd Tonic proves
70 De- the most valuable remedy ever discovered II is
alkaline and H. use will neutpKe all excess Of acid
making the stomach sweet aud fresh i wall give per
nanent tone to this important organ, and creaiea good
pr0cess Of good gesti0n aud ultimately make good
healthy, living blood Amer this preparatory treat
s the free and porsovcriug ui SchebU Ns Pulm0nic
syrup. The Pulnonie syrup nourishes the system, pu
circulation and thence distributed 20 the diseased lungs
There "opens all morbid matlersi whether IN tho form
pei all he diseased liter 10 the form of iree eXpcctO
ration, when once IL rpcns. 10 a them by the great
healing and purifying properties Of scheuck Pulmonic
Syrup that all ulcers and cavities healed up sound
aud my pitient BE- cured
The essential thing TO be done In curing Consumption
D. b. got up good appetite and good d-cston, 50 that
the bouy will grow n hcsh and gct strong VI person
has diseased lungs cavity or ahscess there the cavity
cannot heal the matter cannot ren 10 long as the sys
tom s heow par. What is necessary TO cure s
der of thing, good appetite, good nutrition, the
bodS TO grow n flesh and get ai then Nalure sheped
the cavities will heal, the matter will fipeu ana be
thrown on In large quantities, aud the person regain
health and strength. Ihs Is the true and only pian u
ConsumFti0n, and II person b. very bad, II the
lungs not entirely destroyed OF even one lung d.
entirely zone if there is enough vitality lett n the other
to heal up, there Is hope.
have seen many persous cured with only one sound
lung live and enjoy lie 10 good od agc. Thsis what
viii clean out the stomach sWueten aud strengthen 10,
grt upa good digestion and give Nature the assistance
e need. TO clear the - stem Of the disease that's 10 the
lung, whatever the form may be.
Il is important that, while using Schencks medicines
care should be exercised not % take cold Keep .udoufs
30 cool ana damp weather. hFolu uiEht ar ana take
outdoor exercise only 10 genial and warm sunshine
wish 10 distinctly understood that when recommend
q patient 90 be caroul in regard 70 taking cold while
using ms incidence DO so ior a spccial reason man
who has but partially recovered from the effects Of bad
cold Z far moro liable 10 relapse than one who has
gard TO consumption SO long A. the lungs are not per.
fcty healed, just long s there INN uent danger
full return OF tho disease, Hence ID b. that srun-
u1usly caution pulmonary patients against exposing
themselves 10 nn atmosphere that s not genial and
pleasant tuuhfned oonsumpuvcs' iunss are mass Of
sores which ihe least change Of atmosphere VII iuhae.
Tho grand secret % my with my medicines
s.sts my ahiuty u subduc Inflammation Instead Of
provoking IT, as many OF the faculty DO. An inlamcd
lung cannot. with safety 10 the patient, be exposed 10
the biting blasts Of winter the chilling winds " spring
autumn Il should be carefully shielded IRON all IL.
ritntng Influences. The utmost caution should be OBJ
without I "A NJ.
most any circumstance b. an mposHibilty.
The person should be kept wholesome and nutri-
cious diet, and an the medicines continued until the
body has restored 10 u the natural quantity Of flesh and
strength
was myself cured by this treatment Of the worst
kind % Consumptvu, and have lived 10 get tat and hear
~ these many years, with one lung mostly gone. l
have cured thousands since, and many hare been
cured by this treatment whom have never seen.
About the first Of october expect 10 take possession
" my building at the northeast corner of sixth
Arch streets, where shall be pleased To give advice to
all who may require IL.
Fall directions accompany all my remedies 50 that
person 10 part OF the world be readily cured by
a strict observance 0f the same.
j. II. sCHENcK, VI. D..
Pniiaislphia.
GEORGE C. GOODWIN Co., Agents, Boston.