Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30
THE CAUSE and CURE OF CON

THE CAUSE and CURE OF CON
4 SUMPFION.-The primary cause of coll
sum ption Ia arrangement Of the digestive
orga us. This arrangement produces deficient
NUTRITION and assimilation. By assimilation
I mean that process by which the nuTi-
ment of the food Is converted into bODd,
and thence into the solids of the BODY. Per~ons
with digestions thus impaired, hayIrg the slight
est precipitation to pulmonary dIseaS-, II II
they take cold. Will be very liable ro have Com
sunni tion OF the Lung in some OF its forms; and
hold that it will be imp So b to cure any Gaze
m" Consumption without first restoring good di-
ges ion and healthy assimi alton The very fir-r
thing tS be done Is 10 cleanse the stomach AID
bowels from all diseased mucus and slime which
ia cIoypin these org 20 thai thev canTot per
form their functions, and then rouse up and
res tore the II yer TO q healthy ac'lsn- For lhi-
purpose, the surest All hest remedy 10 schenck =
Mandrake Pills. These Bills cleanse NJ sion ach
and bowels OF all the dead and morbid slime that
is causing disease and decay in the whole system
They will clear the liver of all di-e4Sed bile
| that has accumulated there, and aro"se Il up 70
| a new and he .ithy action, by which natural and
/ healthy bile Is sesTEted.
| The stomach bowels and liver are thus cleansed
\ by Schenck's Mandrak' FIlts; but there remain =
| in the stomach access o. scd, the organ l.
| torpid, and the appetite Is poor In the b wells
the Iacteals are weak. and squir'ng strength and
| support. 1t Is In a condlUIn hEs tn's that
| SehenIk'g Sea weed Tonic proves Ia be the most
vain able nedy discovered. 1t Is kali =
and its use viii peutraize ali excess of acid, max
ing the stomach sweet and fresh II will We pr
/ q good hearty. appetlt-. and prepare the ~ stem
| for the tTst process of good digestion, and
make good healthy, living blood. After thu pre-
paratory treA ru. en-. what remains 70 cure mos
cases of consDro,otion is The free and p-r-eveTing
Use OF Schenek's Pm 'rugpie Syrup The PA mon
:. Syrup nourishes T. g -~~ten, purldes the blo"o
and - readily absorbed into he e'Tcn'atlon ana
Themes distributed 10 the diseas q lungs. Ih~re
it ripsns All IN rold m-tters, Wheth-l W 80 ~
of ab~oesa. 3 ur tunercles and then ass ST. s "f'
to expel all the Diseased matter in the form
free expeotor. 4tlon, when onc- it riprnS. II IA
then BY the gre 1t healing and purifying nro, on
ties of Schenck's ''utmonic syrup that All uIcsrs
and cavities are healed up sound, and my patient
is cured.
The essential thing to be done in curing Con
snmpt ton Is 10 get up a goof appetite and a god
digestion, that the body viii grow in flesh ap1
get strong. If person has disease ed lungs a cav
ity or abscess there, the cavity caunOt heal the
matter cannot rpsn 81 long as thu sy stem is be-
low par. What is necessary to cure is u new or
der of things, GOOD appetite, a god nurritron.
the body TO grew in flesh and get TAT then Ma
ture is helped, the cavities will heal the mater
will rip-n a"6 be thrown off large Quantities
aad the person regain health and strensth. Ibis
Is the true ard onIy pan to cure consumption
and II person Is very had If the lung are not
entirely destroy ed, or even If lung is entirely
gone, If there 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. guod Old age |
This is what Schencks medicines vii, do 70 ca, .
Consun ption. They. Will Clean out the stomach |
sweeten and strengthen It. get up a p,s,d oi,y.-
tion and give Nature the assist anc- she ueeGs to
c ear the system If all dIs-aNes that is In the |
lungs, whatever the former may be.
IL Is important that win using schenck's med |
icines, care sh"ald be exercI ed 10 take Id
keep indoors IN cool damp weatt er; avoio night
air, and take outdoor exercise onIy Ii, a ,a,l.I
and warm sunshine,
wish it distinctly understood that when re- |
patient to be careful in regard To IA K
ing cold while using my ,nedci, es I do so for n |
special reason. A man who mas but p 4rrIally re- |
covered from the effects of a bad cid is far m re-
liable To relapse III IN enc Who has be- entirely
cured, and IL Is precisely the same IN regard q,
30 long the lungs are not per-
fecny healed, just 50 long is there muin- mt dan
ger OF full re- urn OF the disease. Hence it lis
that 30 strenuously caution pulmonary patients
against exposing themselves 10 an atmosphere
that Is not genial and pleasant. Confirmed con-
lungs are a mass of sores, which the !
least change OF atmosphere will IDfam-, The
grand secret of my success with my medicines
consist In my ability to sundue inf 4mation IN
stead OF provoking IL, many of The faculty 20 /
AN unnamed lung cam with safety TO the d.
tlent DE- exposed to the biting blasts of winter or
the chilling winds ef spring OF autumn I,
should be carefully shielded from all irrta ing
huepces. The utmost caution should be observed
IN this particu ar, without lt a en-, q under al
most any circumstances Is an imp 81 bility
The person should be kept ON q wholesome and
nutritious diet, and all the medicines continued
uhul Ine oooy mas resi- ored to 1t the natural
quantity OF flesh and strength,
1 was myself cured by TINS Treatment o<.l
worst KIND OF Consumption and have lived ro 1st
"a. ana hearty these many years, With one lung
mostly gone have cured thousands since ana
very many have been cured by this treatnrnt
whom have never seen. S1e"'iiehe
Aoout tne hrst OF October expect to take pos
session OF my new building at the nortb-east 60
aer OF sixth and Arch streets, where shah he
pisasea 70 give advice to all who may require It
= ua directions accompany all my remeGles sol
ma. person In any part of the world ca,' ~
eaony cured bya strict observance of the same |
j. u. SCHENCK, M ID.
nno Philadelphia.
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