The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-22

tenn. and then leaves it in moro dopressrd
condition than before. 1t removes the causes
regulating the action 0f the internal ORGANS.
as we'll as re-enfurcing them. It IL particu-
larly valuable medicine at this season. bo.
cause 1t IL an antidote to the malaria which
fall. = Oct % ~ i'
: THE CAUSE AND CURE OF CON-
SUMpTION.-Tho primary cause OF Con-
sumption is arrangement Of the digestive or
gans. This arrangement produces deficient
nutrition and assimilation. BY assimilation
j mean that process by which tho nutriment OF
tho food is converted into blood, and thence
into the solids of the body, Persons with
digestion thus impaired, having the slight
est pre-disposllion to pulmonary disease,
or il they tako cold, will be very liable to have
Consumption of the Lungs In soino of it's
forma; and hold that it will be impossible
to cure any case OF Consumption without first
restoring good digestion and healthy aseimi-
lat1on. Ihe very first thing to be donc is to
cleanse tho stomach and bowels from all dis.
eased mucus and slime, which is cloggipr
these organs 30 that they cannot perform
their functions, and then rouse up and restore
'rne liyer , TO hosithy action. For this 1dr-
pose the sureht and best remedy ia Schenck's q
Mantlrake Pills: These Pills clean the sto-
maah and bowels OF ALL the dead and morbid
shn, sime that is causng aseass and decay in the
OF AZ diseased bile that has accum ulated
there, and rouse it upto q new and healthy
action, by which natural and healthy bile il
aeTGTIa.ea;, TI5e at6im al II ho,,,,, 80!
eleansed by tho use of sohenck's MandraIs
Fills; but :here remains in the stomach an
excess of acid, ,!the organ is torpid and tho
apeIte poor. !n,the bowels the lactoalh are
weak " ia @mayTTe?qlr1hg strength and support. It
weed Tonic proves to be the most valuable
remedy ever ,discovefed. It is alkaline. and
its use viii nentralize all excess OF acid, mak-
ing & .ne @ stamaoh sweet end fresh;,it will give
permanent tone TO this important organ, land
create good, hearty appetite, and prepare
the system for tho first rroceas Of a GOOD al.
gestion, and ultimately make good, healthy,
LIVING Dlooa. After this preparatory treat.
ment, what remains to, cure most cabes of
Oonsnmption is tho free and persayoring use
OF Scheack's PulmoiI!c Syrup The PulnioI,ic
syrup 'nourishes the system, puriRes the blood
ana ana is aeaaiiy absorbed into the circulation,
O., and thence distributed to the diseased lungs.
There It rlpons, al! morbid, matters, whether
in the form of abecesBes' or tubercies. and
then assists Nature to expcl al, the diseased
mattef. IN he-formt Of tree expectoration,
healing and purifying properties of schenck's
Pnllnoniq Syrup, that all ulcers and cavities
ere O., healed up sound, and my patient il cured.
y, me essential thing to be done in curing
good digestion, go that Tie body viii grow
III flesh andget strong. If q person has dis.
eaeed lungs--a cavity or abaceHs there-the
icavity cannot neal, the matter cannot ripen,
80 long as tho syatem is below par What is
necessary to onre is a new order Of thincs-a
good appetite, good nutrition. the body to
E Erow ~ ~ hesh and get fat; then Nature is
n;e'ped the cavities will heal. the matter will
and the person regain health and strength
This IL the true and only plan to oure Gon
sumption. and if person is very bad, if the
lungs are not entirely destroyed. or even II
one lung is entirely gone, il there is onongh
vitality lett in the other to heal up, there ia
hope. r. - '''' 20
have scen many persons cured with only
one one sound lung, live and enjoy life to good
old age: This is what 6clenek's Medicines
will do to cure Consumption. They will clean
ont tho stomach, sweeten and strengthen it.
get up good digcstion. and give nature the
assistance she needs to clear the system of; ali
tho disease that is in tho lungs, wiatuyer the
form may be-. 5T'I- 80
It ia important that while using schcnck'a a
Medicines. care should be exc rcised not to
take cold; keep indoors in cold and damp
sv& %eatnea; LAY ayoid night air, and take outdoor
wish II distinctly understood that when
recommend patient to be careful in reg ard
TO taking cold. while nsiqg my mediainos, / do
partially recovered trcm tho ffsots Of la a bats &
Geld IL far more liable to a relapse ttian ole
who has been entirely cured; and It IL precise
~ the same, in regard to- Consumption. 4 g.,
long az the lungs are not perfectly healed.
just SO l2ng is there imminent danger Of a fnli
return, of tho discasa. Hence II. Ia that SO
strenuonsly caution pulmonary patienta
against exposing Themselves to an atmos pher6
H that 10 not genial and pleasant. Confirmed
Consumptives' lungs are macs OF sores, i
'Ytuoh tho least change Of atmosphere will in.
flamo. The grand Beoret Of my success with
my medicines consists in my ability to snbdue
IN thS ?;
With safery to tha.patidnr, be exposed to the
plhGg PlaYsts q wlpter or the billing winds OF
shielded fro,a all irritating .dnfuences. The
Ssr,issr Ssm3ss caution shoud be observed IL th.
any goircumstanaes. 10 an ippdssibility. ;,
= (; Lhs psrsnn shonid be krpt on. wholesome
and n9tfisiims diet, and slt the medicines con,
natural quantity OF ileah and strength. II
~as myself ohred'by this treatment Of the
worst kind pf. .N1neamptiop. and have lived 10
get fat and hearty these many years, with ono