The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-11-24
"A HE CAUSE AND CURE OF

III CONSUMPTION.
The primary cause of Consumption is derange.
ment of the digestive organs. This arrangement
produces deficient nutrition and assimilatio
the nutrlment OF the food Is converted into
blood, and thence into the solids of the body.
Persons with digestion thus Impaired, having
the slightest predlsposlton TO pulmonary dis
ease or II they take cold. VIII bo very liable TO
have Consumption of the Lungs In some of It's
forms; and hold that IL will DO impossible TO
cure any case of Consumption without first re-
storing good digestion and healthy assimila-
ton The very first thing TO be done Is TO cleanse
the stomach and bowels from all diseased mucus
and slime, which Is clogging these organs To
then rouse up and restore the liver to n healthy
action. For this purpose the surest and best
remedy Is Schenck's Mandrake Pills. These
Pills clean the stomach and bowels of all the
dead and morbid slime that Is causing disease
out the liver of all diseased bile that has accum;
ulaled there, and rouse II up to rev ana
healthy action, by which natural aud healthy
Tho stomach, bowels, and liver are thus cleans-
ed by the use Of SchencK's Mandrake Pills; but
there remains in the stomach an excess of acid
the organ is torpid and the appetite poor. IN
the bowels the lactcll5 are weak, and requiring
strength and support. IL is In n condition Ike
this that schonck's seawccd Tonic proves TO be
the most valuable remedy ever discovered. III
is alkaline and It's use will neutrnze all excess
of acid, making the stomach sweet and fresh u
Will give permanent tone to this important or
gan, and create good, hearty appetite, and pre-
pare the system for the first process OF good dl-
gestiOn, and ultimately make good, healthy,
| living blood. After this preparatory treatment,
tion Is the free and persevering of Schenck s
| Pulmonic Syrup. The Pumonlc syrup nourishe
the system, puriles the blood, and is readily ap-
| sorbed into the circulation and thence dlstrlD,
| utcd TO the diseased lungs There IL rlnens hl
morbid matters, whether in the form OF uDscess, +,
es or tubercles and then assists Nature 70 eNpei
| all the diseased matter in the form of tree eN-
poctorntion, when once 1t ripens. IL is th1n, py
| the great healing and purifying properties oii
| Schencl's Pulm onic syrup, that all ulcers am. a.
cavities are healed up sound, and my patient i
The essential thing to be done in curing Con;
| sumption Is TO get up good appetite ana goohS
| digestion, so that the body Will grow in nesl
| and get strong. II person has diseased lungs,
IA cavity or ubscCss there,-the cavity canno'
heal the matter cannot ripcn 80 long as the sys-
TEN is below par. What Is necessary to cure rs !
| new order OF thngs,-a good appetite, a so, so1o,'
nutrition, the body to grow in lesh anu BeI ~ ,
| matter Will lipen and be thrown OIL IN laEi
| quantities., and the person regain strength'
tlon ana II person u very bad II thG lulSs ar. r
not entirely destroyed or even Il one lnnB rs H. ~
tirely gone, II there Is enough vitality leil III Vh'
! other to heal up, thelcis hope. -,
| have seen many persons cured with only ON
| sound lung. live and enjoy llie to good ulu uge
| This Is what Schenck's Medicines will 40 10 cure
| Consumption. They Will clean out the stomach
sweeten and strengthen 1t, get up good diges-
| tion and give Nature the assistance she needs tC
clear the system of all the disease that Is in the
| lungs, whatever the form may be. ,-,..,.,
| 1t is important that while using SchencK
| Medicines, care should be exercised not to tax.
| cold; keep indoors in cold and damp weather
avoid night air, and take outdoor exercise only
| IN II genial and warm sunshine.
| wish it distinctly understood that when rec
ommenu n patient to be careful in regard to tax
ing cold, while using my Medicines, 1 do so Tor
special reason. man who has but partially re-
covered from the elf cts OF bad cold is far more
| liable TO Il relapse than one who has been entire
| ~ cured; and 1t is precisely the same in regar'
| TO Consumption, so long as the lungs are no
| perfectly healed, just SO long is there iinminen
| danger of full return of the disease. Hence !
| Is That so strenuously caution pulmonary pr
| tients a2uinst exposing themselves to an almos
| lhere that is not genial and pleasant. Conilrlh
| ed CpuSumptiVCs lungs are n mass OF sore
| which the least Change OF atmosphere VIII IN
| lame, The grand secret of my success WIN ~.
Medicines consists in my ability TO subdue III
| Illumination Instead Of provoking II, as many =
| the faculty do. An inilamcd lung cannot, ~lt
safety to the patient, be exposed to the bllln
blasts of Winter or tho chilling winds OF Sprln
orAutumn. 1t should be carefully shielded iron
all irritating influences. The utmost cautio
should be observed in this particular, as W.T. lou
II cure under almost any circumstances is "a
| impossiDility.
nutritious diet and all the Medicines continue
until the body has restored TO 1t the noturt
quantity of flesh ana strength.
was myself cured by this treatment OF TN
worst Kind of Consumption, and have lived I
get tat and hearty these many years, with on
lung mostly gone. have cured thousands sine
| and very many have been cured by this treat
ment whom have never seen.
| About the First of October l expect TO tax
possession of my new building at the Northea,
be pleased to give advice to all VINO may roquiI
| 1t.
Full directions accompany all my Remciie
| so that person in any part of the world can
j. IL. SCHENCK, NJ. u.
Philadelphia.
Johnson, HollawHy IL Cowdcn, 0O2 Arch stree
| Philadelphia, wholesale agents. lnOVl1 I-l,