Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

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Cs0NsUMpTIoN IT'S CURE AND ITS p


I IVENTlyE by Sir, j. II. 5CHENCK
NJ. D.-Many human being has pass I'd away
for whose death there no other reason than
the negleetoi known and indisputabiy proven
means of cure. Those near and dear to
family and friends are sleeping the dreamless
slumber into which, had they calmly adopted Dr.
j oseph I. Schenck's Simple Treatment and avail
ed themselves 0 f his wonderfu eiIiracious medi
cines thew would not have fallen.
DR.. Schenck has in his own case proved thai
wherever sufficient Vi ality remains, that vitality
by his medicines and his direct Ions for their use
is quickened into healthful vigor.
In this statement there is nothing presum
ptuous. TO tie faith Of the invalid is made ne
representation that not a thousand times sub
stantiated by living and visible works. The
theory Of the cure b. Dr.. Schenck's medicine.
5 simple as it is unaiing. Its philosophY
equires no argument. 1t is self-asSurng, self
onyincing.
The Sea-weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are
lhe first two weapons with which the citaIel
the nalady is assailed 1wo-thirds of the cases
of consumption originate III dyspepsia and a
intentionally lIsordered liver. With ,his con
diton the bronchial tubes sympathize with the
stomach. They respond to the uorbiHc a ton
OF the liver. Here then comes the eliminating
result and the setting in with all its distressin
symptoms OF Consumption.
The Mandrake Pills are composed of one OF
Natures noblest gifts the Podophium Petatum.
They possess all the bloodsearching Alternative pro
peries of caIomel, but unlike ralomeI, ihey
Leave Sting Behind
The wo.k OF cure is now beginning The
vitiated and mucous deposits in the bowels and
in'thc alimentary canal are elected. 1t arouses
from It's torpidity. The stomach acts RESPONSIVE
ly, and the patient begins to feel tia he is
getting al last Supply Of Good Blood.
The Seaweed Tonic in conjunction with the
;s nrevio1s tornres nioast;dS hennes
ess.snsaGulRs seen TO be at hand. Tharo
Re Of no exacerhation If ~.
..sets in
-
&c r olooa ruripef ever
s1 sent a l1 10 suffering man
. GU - a. A. ~ u comes ~ o perform
KS luhct.onS anu . naSteh ana complete the
cure - eii'e' a. 0HIe upG IN us "orA' Na'ui
cahlo. 1e cneI ~ - tiieelS anu tlpehs me
impaired aiu ulSedseu Poftiohs Oh me lungs IN
tne io ~ u sStne' P'GP'res 'ileii iof eH-
poJtoi "uoH %HI ~ IA se suol 'i."e Tue
n"!aNy - F@niS'io' iNe I0tteh .hroHG II occuPl-
Gu us tGu dila, iieM, q tne patent
III ali the ulShlty oI leSalheo Flgof steps 10! til
70 70 ENJOY me nlanho5o o. WoihaAhooo that was
0iFeh up DIS Lust
The second thing is, the patients must stay in
a warm room until they get well 1t is almost
impossible to prevent taking col when the
iunge are diseased, BUTT must be prevented, or
cannot be effected. Fresh air and riding
out, especially in this section of the country in
the fall and winter seasons, are all wrong
Physicians who rtcOmmand that course lose theli
patients, lftheir lungs are badly diseased, and
yet because they are in the house they must not
81 ~ nue. VAN aT"ut nc io'lr
40 " ' 80 me ~ ny III o1"i y
n G Gi pI0oeI iio t"'-oi |,
LII Nh; II So oPii its-oe uatei iiiHeu " : =
a,lntita and :" a.. eea' "S". ~ u? WIN 'l'
"PPo'1'0' anu 10 'Ne great Poih1 10 gam
To dasnair of crra ef+ar e,ob nv; lama Of -
no.xihiiitv !, The Iyors+ casasO ond nl.oi olt
tain-v in an otbprs i sinfnI ~ Snba,ot-,
person al statement TO The fanu lrv If his ou,r
cure was in these modest words.
"Many wears 400 was in tho last s+onas q
oonsum1 linn. cof,fir Cd f. nv bed o,d ~ ~,
ti1nn INV ,Ivsic;anu thnnrtt r,a} I onrId M
live var,. ther EI-n = Grourinm wan co+ch
mo Of straws hoard of and ,bt,?9nod tha Nan
ar3tion which now offnr To IN" rnbiic p an ~
they made a perfec cure for me- II seemed f.
me that cnuld fool il nenat.ata NV Who'll. 50
ten The soon rinnno.i ia I,,oto.,. = r,,. 1,1t,
md I would sniff M moro thana rint If cltIn
sivn Yellow mat erarv nn0rrinr fu = Ian.
Tirnn
~As soon as that bega, N srbsida nv, co,ob
G,rar vain and nirbt SvostS III taC3,,, ). 49,,
mo and nv nnnetifa hacan 81 r,ro1t tbot i ,ra
"; Al rra,f itfcnitI 4l,ot / ,o, Is ,Ea, 1000 t
ino too mnch, snon oained nv, stironcth on,
have Urown in Ash cver sincn ''''N
/ was WEIGHED 81 ortlv aftn. nv rocoror,.
addod tbe n0nfo. tten I9ol.in., E;l ,not.
cton NV welsh; was nnptrH5ynn nnn"'s ,
present WEIGHT is two hundred and f,rnnty Il :!
bounds. And for vears have eniovod r,,;,tar
| runted health.
DR. Scbo,oi. 1,o. 5i,oo,.;,,,,od :, i o.oc,asior,
visits to New YORK and Boston. He or his son
| uehts at their office, No. 10 North Sixth Street