Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
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Tho second thing 10, the pzfis to must stay IN q
warm r"om until they get WE'LL IL is almost i'm pos
sibls 10 prevent taking . cold wheD the lungs are
diseased, but it must be prevented, or . cure can
not be effected Fresh air and riding cut, especially
in this ection Of thu In the fall and winter
season, all wrong. Physicians " no recon m sHd
that teurse lose their patients, 10 their lungs
badly diseased, and yet because they are in the
house they must not Lit down quiet they must
walk about the rson mach and q fzsi a. the
strength will boar yet up s~od circulation Of
blood. The patients must keep in gools spirits
be determined to get we'll. This has great zeal
to do with the appetite, and is the great poiat to
gain
To Ses pair Of cure After such an svidsnes Of Il.
possibility In the WORT eases, and moral certainty
in all other, 10 sinful. DR.. Sche. ek's personal
srtsnsnt to the faculty of his own cure was In
mod words:
{" Many years ago / Was In the IAst stages Of con
sumption; confined to my bed, and at time ny
physicians thought that could not live . week ;
then, like q drowning maR catching At stravs, !
heard Of and obtained tho preparations which ]
now offer to the PuAlie and they made . perfect
cure Of me. 1t seemed to me tina; could penetrate
my whole system. They soon ripsnsd the matter
In my lungs, aad would spit up more than . pint
OF Offensive yellow matter every morning for =
long time.
AS soon that began to subsids, ny cough, hs-
YER, pais and night sweats all began 10 leave me,
and my appetite became great that Il was with
great difficulty that ] could keep from eating too
much lsoon gained my strength and have grown
In flesh ever since.
ed the Doctor, "then looking like a mere skeleton
my weight was only ninety-seven pounds; my
present weight Is two hundred and twenty i've
C22a) pounds And for years have enjoyed nnintsr-
rupted health"
DIR. Sehenek has discontinued his professional
visits to New york and Boston. He or iI son, DR..
j. Il. Sehenek, Jr,, still eontinus to patients at
their ONCE, No. is, North Sixth street, PhiIA6sI-
Phis, every Saturday from "a. NJ, to 5Pk-
Those who wish thorough examination with the
ResPirometer will be charged IS 90. The Respir-
ometer declares the exact condition Of the lungs
and patients can readily learn whether they are
cuarable or not.
The directions for taxing the medicines d re adap-
ted to the intelligence sven Of child. Follow
these directions and kind Nature will do the rest
excepting that in the Mandrake Pills are
to be taken in increased doses the three msdienes
need no other aeeompaniments than the ample in
struetions that accompany then First create ap-
petite. OF returning health hungeris the most vel
come symptom When II comes II will come
let tie despairiEg at once be ef good cheer Good
blood at once follows; the cong Ioosens the night
sweat Is abated In short time both Of these NOR
bid symptoms COVE forever.
DR.. Sehsnek's medicines are constantly kept in
tens OF thousands Of families. As laxative or
purgative, the Mandrake Pills are standard pre-
paratien, while the pulmonie Syrup, as a carer Of
coughs and colds may be regarded a prsphylae-
terie against eonsu mption In any Of Its forms.
Price Of the pulmonie Syrup and Ssa-ueed Ton
ie, 81 50 bottle, or 81 50 half dozen. Mandrak.
Pills, Is cents box. For sale By all drsggists and
dealers.
ehd March l7-ls7i