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snefial Aotirrs.
The Cause and Cure of CousumptIou.


The primary cause OF Consumption IS derange-
| ment Of the digestive organs. This arrangement
produce. deficient nutrition and assimilation. BY
assiniationt mean that process by which the nutri-
ment of the food is converted into blood ana thence
into the solids Of the body Persons with digestion
thus impaired, having the slightest predispositou
! to pulmonary disease, or If they take cold. II be
very liable to have Consumption of the Lungs in
| some Of Its forms; and | hold that 1t will be I'm
possible 10 cure any case O: Cousu upton withnut
| first restoring go9n digestion and healthy assimi
ton The very first thing be done Is t. Gle
tn stomach and bowels from all diseased mucous and
slime viii is closgin tnese organs so that ta-y
cannot perform the functions, and then rouse uD
and restore the liver to a healthy action. For thh
purpose, the surest and best imedy is Schenck' 5
Mandrake Pills. These pills cleanse the stomach
aud bowels of all the dead morbid slime tn at is
causing disease and decay in the who's 81 steu'.
They will clear out the liver Of all diseased bile tn 1t
has accumulated there, and arouse 1t up 20 a new
and healthy a .tiOn, BY which natural anG healthy
| bile is secreted
The stomach, bowels and liver are thus cleansed
by the use Of schenck's Mandrake Pills; but there
remains In the stomach excess of acd, the organ
is torpid, and the appetite Is poor. In the bowels
| the lacteals are weak. and requiring strength and
support IL Is in cOndi ion like this tn tScnencks
seaweed 7 mic proves TO be the 81 valu ibe rene
dy ever discovered IL is alkaline, and its use will
neutralize all excess OF acid, making the stomach
sweet and fresh it will give permanent tone to this
| important organ, and create a good hearty appe-
tite, and pre- the syste for the first process Of
healthy, living blood. After this preparatory
treatment what remains to cure most cases of con
sumption is the free and perseyeTng ofSehencks
| Pu monte syrup. The Pulm mic syrup nOurishes
the system, purifes the blood, and is readily ab-
sorbed into the circulation, and tnence distributed
to the deceased lun.s. There 1t ripens all N rbId
matters, whether the form OF ASSESSES tubeces
AID then sts Nature 10 expei all the diseased
matter in the lorm Of &c expectOraton, when once
it rpens. 1t is then, by the great healing and pu-
rifying properties Of Schencks Pulmonic Syrup,
that all ulcers and cavities are hea ed no lund,
and my patentis cured.
The essential thing to be done in curing Consamp:
I : t. a nd "A ~ cd L
ion, so thai the body will grow in flesh and get
strong. If person has diseased lungs cavity or
absess there, the cavity cannot heal the matter
not Fipen. so long as the system below pa-. what
Is sary 70 cure is new order Of things good
appetite 20 d nutrition, the body to grow in flesh
aud get fat thon Nature Is Helped the cavities wi
heal, the matter Will rpon and te thrown of in
large quantities. and the pers regain health ard
strength. This is the true and only plan TO
Consumption. and n person IS very mad. II the
lunss arc not entirely destroyed, II one lung
Is entirely so1e II there is enough vitality !efl in
the other 70 heal up, there is hops
have seen many persons cured with only lone
sound lung live an enjoy life to a lod old age.
This is what Schenck's III -di ines Will 10 10 cnre
COnsum pti0n. The will clean GU. tie stoma n,
swesten and strengthen it, get mp good digesttio
and give Nature the assistance she needs u the
stem OF all the disease that Is in tho lungs what
ever the orm may be
It's important that, while using S;hercs's lned-
cnes. clre should be exercised not 10 tase COLI
keep indoors IN cool and damp weather; avoid nigh
air. and take out door eN5rci Only in genial and
wish it distinctly understood that when recon-
patient G, be cir,fd 10 regard g taking cold
while usi1g medicines, / DO so ior a special rea
sln. A man who has but partially recovered from
the effects OF bad e1id Is more liable T. a
Ia pse than who has been entirely d. and It s
prec sey the SAINT regard consu nDtion. 90 long
the Lungs are not PERFECTLY Healed juss lon- is
there imminent danger of full return Of the seasa
Hence 10 Is THAI s. streuu0usiy cIut pulmonary
patents gainst exposing themselves T. an atm s.
phere tn q Is not genial AMI pleasant Confirmed
clusumptsves lungs are mass OF res, which the
least change Of atm sph@re will infiime The rand
secret 81 my succ IS with my medicines consists IN
my ability o su- due irhamm itioa lstea OF prov0k
in IL. "a mans the faculty DO. An iutamed lung
cannot with safety q the patient be exposed 20 the
biting blasts # winter or The callliug win Il
spring or autumn. Il should b. carefully shielded
from all irIititIuz intucuc he utmost ctutiJn
should be observed in This plrt.cular, as with
cure under lzt any cl rcGEls.ano-s is IN posi-
bility.
The person shou'd 10 Fept m a wholesome sui
muir ti9us 90 and q The ms1i ines continutd ua-
I'll the b0y has restored 70 10 tie u-taral quantity
OF flesh ami strength
vas mg self curel by this treatment o. the worst
kind % Cons 1t on, and have lived & get fat and
hearty these many YEAR,, with one lung mostly
have been cured by THIS treatment whom have
never seen
About the fr.t % October exp CT . take poses
sion Ot 10y rev nuidil- tt the nth east come 90
sixth and arch streets, whore I shall be pleased o.
give ADVICE &, all wAl may require il.
FuI directions ac,ompa all my remedies. 50
ttata person u any ATT of the Eord can Pee readily
cured y O. stree ans-r gu1ci of tlc same.
II. 20 cNt h. " 10 Phil tt- plia.
GE). e.. GOODWIN q CO., Agents, Boston
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