The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-15

special Not1CeB.
THE CAUSE AND CURE OINs CON-
SUMPTlON.-The primary causo of Con-
sumption is arrangement Of the digestive or
guns. This arrangement produces dt fccnt
nutrition and assimilation. BY assimilation
l mean that process by which tho nutriniont of
the food is converted into blood, and thence
into tho solids OF tho body, Persons with
digestion thus impaired, having tho slight
est prc-disposition to pulmonary tliscasc,
or If they take cold, will DO very liable to have
Consumption Of tho Lungs in some Of it's
forms; and hold that it will be impossible
to cure any case of Consumption without first
restoring good digestion and healthy assimi-
lation Tho very first thing to DO dono is 10
cleanse the stomach and bowels from all dis
eased mucus and slime, which is cloryinp
these organs SO TINT they cannot perform
thor functions, and then rouseup and restore
tue Ilver to hoalthy action. For ths pur-
pose the surcst and best remedy is Schenck's
NJ .ndrake Pills. These Pills clean the sto
mach aud bowels of all tho dead and morbid
slime That IL cnusinG disease and decay in tho
wholo system. They will clear out tho liver
of all diseased bile that has accumulated
there, and rouse it up to new and healthy
action, by which natural and healthy bile is
secrcted. I' '~ n
The stomach, bowels and liver aro tl,us
cleansed by tho uso Of Schcnck'a Mandrake
Fills; but there rcmains in thu stomnch an
excess of acid, the organ is torpid and the
APPETITE poor. In tho bowels the lactGals are
weak, and requiring STR nEtli and support. It
ls III condition like this that Schenck's Sea-
weed Tonic proves to be tho most valuable
remedy ever discovered. 1t is alkaline. and
| it's use will ncutralize all eXcees of acid. max
| lng the stomach sweet and fresh; it will giyu
permanent tone to this important organ, and
create good, hearty appetite. and prepare
tho system for M the firSt process of good di-
Gestlon, and ultimately make good, hcplthy,
living blood. Alter this preparatory treat
ment, what remains to cure most cases of
Consumption is tho FREQ and perscycriup nae
OF schenck:s pulmonic6 Syrup. The Pulmonic
syrup nourishes tho system puriie es the blood
| and is readily absorbed into the circulation.
| and thence distributed to the diseased lungs.
ihere 1t rpens ali morbid matters, whether
IN IN tne !orm OF abscesses or tubercles, and
then assists Nature to cxpel al. the diseased
matter, In the form Of freo expectoration
when once it ripens. it is then, BY the great
healing and purifying properties Of Schenck's
su'inoiiic syrup, that al ulcers and cavities
are healed up sound and my patient is cured.
Inc essential thing to bo done in curing
Consumption is to get up good appetite aud
g1oI tis1stioii, 30 that the body will grow
naa ~ ,iesh nno get strong IT person has DIS
oascd lungs-a cavity or abscess thcrc-tho
cavity cannot heal, tho matter capnot rinen
80 long az tho system is below par. What is
necessary 20 cure - now order of tl,ings-a
grow III ficsh and get iat; then Nature. is
helped, the cnvittes will heal the matter will
llpen and be thrown off in lurcc quantities.
mn an9 the person regain health and strength.
ms IL the true md only plan to euro Con
sumption, and ii person is very bad. if tho
! lungs arc not entirely destroyed, or even If
ono innS le entirely GOne. if there il enough
| vitality lett in the other TO heal nm tInr.h !.
| hope. -
1havo seen many persons cured with only
one SOUND lung, live and enjoy life to good
| oia age: This il whit Schenek's Medicines
Will do to cure Consumption Thew will cina ~
| out the stomach, swecten and strenn,hen II
get up good digestion. and give nature tho
| asslht ance ehe needs to clear the system Of al
| the disease that is in the lungs, whatever the
! form may be. -
1t is important that whio using Schcnck's q
Medicines. caro- should BIZ exercised not to
take cold; Keep indoors in cold and damn
| weather; avoid night air. and take outdoor
exercise only in a genial anu warm surl. shine.
lwlsh 1t distinctly understood that when I
recommend = patient to be careful in regard
TO taking cold, while using mr. medicines. I do
so,Ir I.;' specnl reason. A man who has but
partially recovered from the effects OF n bad
cold - far more liable to a relapse thau one
| VINO has been entirely cured: and it is precise-
| y 1he same III regard to Consumption. s.,
;uns ;,,n IN Inc lungs aro not perfectly healed.
Just 80 long ID stherciinD,inent danger of II juli
rolhrn OF the disease. Ucuco it il that [ NO
| strehuously caution pulmonary patient.
against R exposing themselves to an 4 tnosphcre
H"o 40 IL. hSHiht AHo pleasant. Confirmed
Consnmptives lungs are n MACS of sores,
Which the least change OF atmosphere will in.
iano. The grand secret of my success with
my medicines CONSISTS In my ability to subdue
illumination inste Of provoking it asmamy
| OF tho faculty do. An inhamrd lung cannot.
| with safety to tho patient, be tAposed to tic
Diting blasts Of winter or the chilling winds OF
spring or nntumn. It should be carefully
shielded frol.i all irritating influences. The
utmost caution should be- observed in this
particular. as without it cure. under almost
any n.y. circumstances, is an impossibility.
Ihe person should bc Kept on wholesome
ana nutritious diet, and all the medicines con
tlnued until the body has restored to IL the
natural 1Ia quantity Of flesh and strength.
was 1nysclf cured by this reatlnent of tho
worst kind OF Cunsnmption, and have lived to
get lat and hearty these many ycnrs. with one
lihS mostly gone. l have cured tinusnItly
since since, ana very many have been cured by this
treatment whom haye never soen.
About the lst OF October txpcct to take
possession OF my new building. at The North
east corner Of Sixth and Arci, streets, where
ashAll be pleased to giy advice to all whu
may require it. go -
Inil directions accompany all my remedies
80 that person In any part Of tho world car
10 readily cured by strict observance Of tho
Same. >. II. SCHENCK. NJ. d.. philadc]uhiu.