The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-28
81 COLuAlBIAS JUNE 2g 81 yo

FAP'sssiar NoTaS.s
9. a:;ilpiC0NSUMPTIO
Its, CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
j -,i1HY J, II. sCHENcfx, "a, D.,
MAe;SS!Y; ;!aK & hgmsn being. has passed away
a9n than the neglect OF known apd inajsput.
DEAR 10 family aid friends are sleepi6r1 :the
Gtst%less Hpneas slumber which, had they
DIR. JosRPH H.yscHErcrt,s !. +.
~ i.:e.' SIMPLE ENTERTAINMENT, ,!1'
And AvAtlsd themselves of his wonderful off,.
caoious m medicines, they would not have fallen
DR.. Schenck hasi in his own caeG' nroyei
shAt wherever ,bnfa ciept yitaIitytsem that
~ ssleaittty, ~ MS medicines and his directions
IN this statement there is nothing prosump.
tuods.t To the faith OF the invalidls M ado Id
sSPsaps9afifaiHS5n that f. got thousand times
The theory OF Tho oure By. Dr.. sohenok's me.
dlcjne is ,ns simple as tits nnfailinR. It's phi.
ioaophy requires no argument. It Is self-aa.
Tho Soaweed Tonic and Mandrake PilIs nre
inc hrst two weapons with which tho citadel
f'the nfaiady Is assailed: !. Two-thirrls of Tie
cases q consumption Originate in dyspepsia
condition tho bronchial tubes ''sympnthize'
with tho stomach. They respond to the Nor
binc action Of tho liver. Here, then. f NC comes M
the eliminating result, and the setting In.
Mltn az its distressing symptoms, Of
CONSUMPTION. ~
The -Mahdrske Pills are composed OF one of
inph1ure'n noblest gifts-the Podophillnm Pol
tathm:: They possess all the blo,d.search. .
ing; Alternative properties Of calomel; but, nn-
- - flea; %EEfvE No STING nEH1np;"
L!The work OF cure is now beginning. The
y1tiated and mucous deposits in the bowels
ana IN tho alimentary canal are elected. The
from it's 9Gck = wound up y arouses
siveiy, and the patient begins to feel that he
] sstFfaiEsT Ply OF GOOD BLOOD.
n;3,I The seaweod Tonic. in conjunction With the
Chylihcation is now progressing without it's
previous tortures. Digestion becomes main.
Ms aess. ana the cure is seen TO be at hand
Ihere ID no moro aatulence, no e1acerbation
or tho stomach. An appetite sets in, i =.
itNow comes'the greatest Blood Purifier ever
yet given by an indulgent father to suffering
man. .scnenok's Pulmonic Syrup comes in to
Reri99rm its functions and to hasten and com
work: Nature cannot beGhaated. It coiIeots
and rtpona tho impaired and diseased portions
or thelungs. In the fornf Of gatht On. il
prapares them FOR: expectoration, ard lol in u
the rotten throne that it occupied IN re n,yatot
and mRdapcw, and the patient in nll the dc
nty of regained yigor, steps forth to 81 iSy
the manhood sS11E or tho ,T wTomanhood that was :
=. The second thing ie, the patients nuet stay
in'hwarm room until they get we'll: ii il al,
::m!1ostimpossible N n to prevent taking cold when
the lungs are diseased, but it m1at be pre-
air and riding out, especially in this section
OF tho cdhntry in the fall and winter sessnn
Arc ar all wrong. Physicians who recommend
TINT course I lose their patients. il their lungs
n tho house, they must not sit down duiot:
they mustwalk about the room az mucf ami
as fast as tho strength will bear, to get up a
good circulation Of blood. Tho pstisn.s
mpst keep in good apirits-be determined to
Ret we'll. This has . great deal to do with tho
appetite, and ie the great point to gain.
+ ~ despair of cure aftersuoh evidence OF its
Possai6iiity In the worat cases, and moral cer-
personhl statement to tho Faculty Of Lis own
cure @as in these modest words:
"Many years ago was In the last stages of
cc;onsnmptlon; cons confined 10 my bed, and at ono
live woek; then, like drowning man catch.
ing at stfaws, heard OF and obtained the
preparations which now offer to the public.
ana Mey made perfect cure OF mo. It
seemed to me that could feel them penetrate
NY. whole system. They soon ripenod ;Lo
matter IN my lungs, and would emit no moro
than pint Of offensive yellow matter every
morning 1Or long tiMe.
"As soon as that began to snbsidc. nv
eopgh. fever, pain and night sweats all began
70 leave me, and my appetite bocamo 40 great
thRt tIWas with difficulty that I could keop
from eating too much, I soon gained strength
ana have growniin flesh ever since.
~ wae weighed shortly after MY recovery. u
added the Doctor, nthen looking like a mere
skeleton; my weight was only nirety-seyen
pounds; my present weight is two hundred
ana twenty-five (225] pounds, and for years
have enjoyed uninterrupted health"
Or. Sehenck has discontinued his profes.
sional visits to Now York and Boston. he or
MS son, DR.. j. II. 6ohenck, Jr., still continue
70 see patients at their office, No, Is NORTH
Sixth street, PhiIadelphia, every Saturday
from Q A.. III. to p. NJ. Those who wish q
ohofough examination With tho Respirom etcr
W1A po charged e5, Tho Respirometer do.
clares the exact condition Of the lungs, and
patients can readily learn ~hethor they arc
THO disoations for taking tho medicines arc
adapted. to tho intelligence even Of a ohiI0.
to4oW these directions, and kind nature viii
do the rest, Excepting That in some cases the
Mandraka Pulls arc to be taken in inoreasbd
dosea; the threo medicines poed no other ac.
compartments than tho ample inBtruo otione
that accompany them: First oreate appetite
Ot returning health hunger Is the most vel
CONT sy1nptom. When Il comes. as it vii
nome, let tho despair ing 1t once be Of good
choer. Good blood at once follows, tho ooucl
| iooscns. the night sHeat is abatod. TN. q
short time: bath OF thaBo morbid sympto tomi
arc gone forever. nm
| = Dr. 1chHhck's n1edien al 40 cnpot,ntf.'Lon