Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-26
THE CAUSE and CURE OF CON

Z SUMPTION.--Th primary cause Of con
sumption Il arrangement Of the digestive
| organs. This arrangement produces defcien
nutrition and assimilation. BY a~simIl 4tIOI
l mean that process by which the nutri
ment of the fnOd IL converted into blood
and thence into the solids Of the body. PersOn
with digestiOns th us impaired, having the slight
/ est predisposltlsn to pulmonATy disease, /
( they take cold. viii be very liable t. have Com
sum ption of the Luz z some of its forms. aut
l hold that Il will be lKlp - to cure any ra~t
of CJnsumptiOn without first restoring gDOd d.
gestl0n and healthy assiml alton. The very FIR
thing to be done Is 10 cleanse the stomach avd
bowels from al diseased mucus and slime which
Is ClOgging these organs thai thew ca ~ OF Uar.
form their functions. and then rouse np and
re- tore The liver 10 a healthy ac'ion. For This
purLo-e the sures- and hest remedy is echauck >
Mandrake Pills. These PITS cleanse h. stomach
and weis OF all the dead and morbid slime Il
IL causing disease and decay in the whole system
. hey vii clear out the liver of all diseased bile
that ha~ accumulated there, ard arouse 1t up TO
a new and healthy action, by which natural and
healthy bile Is secrFted
The stomach. bowels and liver are thus clcansed
by Schenck's Mandrake Pills; but there remains
IN the stomach al access OF acid, the organ Is
torpid, and the appetite is poor In the b wei :
the iacteals weak, and IsQuiring -trengf b and
support. 1t Is In a condition hze this that
schen|k's Seaweed Tonic proves To be the most
valu bic remedy ever discovered 1t Is a ka'ire
and its will neutralize all excess of acid maxi
ing the stomach sweet md fresh II will 2 We Uer-
mauent tone to this important organ aud cr-at .
a good, hearty, appetite, and prepare the system
for the first process of good digestion. and
make good, healthy, living blood After his pre-
paratory treatm en-, what remains to cure most
cases OF consumption Is the free and perseveriug
use OF ScheDck's PulmOnIc Syrup. The PI mon
ic Syrup nOurlshes the system. purifes the blood
and Is readily absorbed into The circulation and
thence distributed TO the diseased lungs. There
1t rpens all morbid matters, whether in the form
of assesses or tubercles. and then assists nature.
to expel all the diseased matter in the form Of
free exPectoratIon, when once it ripcns 1t i
han hwF Nkn = g.yTr-,
ties OF Schenck's PulmOnic syrup, that all ulcers
and cavities are healed up sound, and ny patient
is cured.
The essential thing to be done in curing Con
sumpt on Is to get up good appetite and goud
digestion, so that the body will grow in flesh and
get strong. If peTsOn has dIsea> ed lungs q cav
lty or abscess there, the cavity cannot heal the
matter cannot ripen long as the system i he
low par. What Is necessary to cure Is {. new or
der OF things, good appetite a good nutrition
the body 10 grow in flesh and get fat then Ma
ture Is helped, tee cavities will heal, the matter
viii T1pen AVID be thrown off IN large quantities
and the person regain health and strength I his
IS the true and only pan TO cure Consumption
and If person Is very bad. If the lungs are NOT
entirely destroyed, OF even If lung Is entirely
gone, II there is enough vitality LEFT in the other
TO heal up, there is hope
have seen many persons cured with only one
sound lung, live and enjoy hf- t. a good old age
This ls what Schencks medicines will do to cure
Consump tion. They will clean out the ,+or,acb
sweeten and strengthen it, get up q good dies
ton, and give Nature the assistance she neaIs n
clear the system Of all diseases that is in the
lungs, whatever the former may be.
1t Is importantly hat while using Scherck's mod
lcines, care should be exercised not TO take cold
keep indoors in cool damp weather: avoid night
and warm sunshine.
lwish it distinctly understood that when re-
commend patient TO be careful in regard TO TAX
Ing cold while uslng my medicines, l do so for
special reason. A man who has but r,srtjslly- 70
covered from the effects of bad cold ia far Tn1re
liable TO relapse than enc who has been entirely
cured, and 1t is precisely the same in regard ~
consumption 30 long as the lungs are not uer-
fecuy healed, Just so long is there Imminent dan
ger OF full return of the disease Hence A. l.
that so strenuOusly caution pulmonary natiants
against exposing themselves to an atmosnhere
tnat - NOT gehlal and pleasant Confirmed con-
sumptives lungs are mass of sores, which the
least change of atmosphere will infame TSe
grand secret OF my success with NV medicines
consist In my ability to subdue inhamation in
steao OF provoking II, as many of the faculty DO
An infamed lung esnnot with safety 40 ~ y,o
tent be exposed to the biting blasts Of wjnreT or
the chilling winds of spring or autumn. II
should be carefully shielded from all irrita,
fuences. The utmost caution shauId he nbs 80
IN TINS partlcu ar, as without it a cure under Al
most any circumstances is an imposlbiIitv
me person should be Bept on a wholesome and
nutritious diet, and all the medicines copt,r,,as
until the body has restored to If the 1870
quantity of flesh and strength "'UA
was myself cured by this treatment of tho
W.. emo OF consumption, and have lived 70 get
Iae ana nearly these many years, Nth one lEno
mostly gone. have cured thousands since ~
very many nave beea cured by this treatment
whom have never seen. @NiLielI
ABOUT the hrrt OF October expect to take nos-
session Of my new binding at the nortb.ssst p
ner OF SIKH and Arch stree's, where shall he
pi1aosu 70 give ADVICE to all who NAV reoUira ~
, Ful directions accompany an nv - ,,It, u
ina. person in any part of the world cs,, bo
readily cured by strict observance oftbe 800
>. IL. SCHENCK, M. ID.
gro r Goor,,,,-,- G. ~ Philadelphia.
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