Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
GIVEN UP AS T8sT.

The second thing Is, tho patients must stay In d
warm room until thoy get we'll 1t Is almost impos-
sbe to prevent taking cold when the lungs are dis
enssd but it must be prevented, or euro cainot be
effected. Fresh air aud riding out, especially in this
section Of the cOuntr, in the fall and winter season.
arc all wrong. Physicians who recommend that
course lose their patients u their lungs are badly
diseased, and yet, because trey are III tne mouse,
they must not sit down quic they must WALK fboHt
the room as much and as fast, as the strength VIII
bear, to get up good circulation OF blood The
patients must keep in good sritits-bo determined
TO get well. This has great deal 10 do with the
appetite, and Is the great point to gain.
To tospar Of cure after sucl evidence Of the pos
sbility in the worst cases, and moral certainty in
all others, il sinful. Dr. Schencfs personal state
ment to the Faculty of his own cure was in these
modest words
"Many years ago / was in the last stages o. con
sumption conins I'll to my bed, aud ut one time my
physicians thought that | could not liVea week !:
then, like drowning man catching ~ strnws' L
heard of and obtained the preparations which now
offer to the public, and they ma lie perfect cure of
me- II seemed to me that could feel them pene.
trnte the whole system. They rip5hod the
matter in my lungs, and would spit up mora than
pist Of offensive yellow matter every morning for
a long time.
"As soon as that began to subsde ny eoheh,
fever pain aud night sweats all began to leave nei
and my appetite became 20 great that II was wi n
difficulty that | could keep from eating too much,
I soon gained my strength, and have grown in hesl;
ever since.
al was weighed shortly after my recovery" adj
ded the Doctor, then looking more like skeleton;
my weight Vas only ninety-seven pounds; my pre-
sent weight is tFo hundred and twenty-five t22l)
pounds. and ior years have enjoyed uninterrupted
health"
Or. schenek has DISCONTINUED his professional
visits TO New York aha Boston. lie or his son, DR..
j. H. sehenck, Jr.. SIN continue to patients at
their efce, No Is Norih Sixth Street Philadelphia,
every Saturday from . AN. &c pm. Those who
wish Thorough examination with the RespirOmeier
will be charged S.. The Respirometsr declares the
esact condition Of tho lungs, ard patients rea-
dis learn whether they are durable or not.
The directions for taking the medi,ines ARE adapted
10 the intelligence even Of a child. Fnllow thess
directiots aud kind Nature will do the resi-, ex-
cspting that in some cases the Mandrake Pulls SIRE
TO he taken in increased doses the three medicines
need no other Accomplishments than the ample IN.
structiUns that accompany them: First create ap-
petite or returning health hunger is the most wei;
come symptom when q crimes. rs II will come, let
the despairng at he of good cheer. Coed blood
at onoe follows, the cough loosens the night swe@t
is alafed. In short time bOsh Of these morbid
symptoms are gone forever. .
DR.. scheuck's rDedicines are constantly kept u
tens Of thousands Of families. A. laxative or pur-
gstive the Mandrake Pills are a standard prspara-
ton while the Pulmonic syrup. Is curer Of cosghs
and colds, may be ttgsrded a. = pfophylaeterie
AGAINST oonsu1.IpfiHr fn aty d it, forins.
Price of the Pulfronic Syrup ard Sawed Tonic,
e. 80 bottle; q sT5o PEI dozen MaIdrsks Pills
y cents lor For sals ~ sl druggists and deslerA
Ed HART a. CO,
q. r. ar Trhoufifoulas Street. Scv Orleans, La
Whoiesals Agents
November n, 1s7u-9ly.