Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-02
DIR. Schenck Advises COnsMmptiveA TO 60 tn
EIOridn in Winter.

Having for the last thiryhye years devoted my whole
e ana ate ION 10 me study OF lung diseases and con
ought to be pursued to restore tolerably bad
diseased lungs to healthy soundness. The first
important step is for the patient avoid taking Geld
and the best OF all places this continent this pur
pose, in winter is Florida, well down in the ate where
the temperature is regular subject to such vara
tons as in more northern lat udes Paatka point
can recommend good hotel is kept there by Peter
man. Last winter saw several persons there whose
lung mad been badly but who under the heal
ing influence OF the climate and my medicines get
One hundred miles farther down the river is point
which would prefer to Palatka, as the temperature
more even and the air dry and bracing MellOnvie
preference TO Meonve; it is two miles from river or
lake and it almost impossible to taae cold there
plain at times; hut that is good sign, Il indicates
Teiprn OF appetite; an when this is the cae they gen
Jaeksonvile G, Hibernia Green Cove and many other
mended 10 consumptves in winter NV reasons for saw
ing so e. TINT patients less liable 10 take cold there
than VIII re there is less even temperature aud il
necessary say that, where consumptive person
exposes himself frequent colds he certain to die
State out of the reach of vsiing winds ana fogs
ksnvilr or most any other Of the localities have
named, VIII benefit those who are troubled with torpid
liver disordered stomach derange bowels, throat
coughs but for thos who lungs diseased more
south IN point is earnestly recommended.
For fifteen years prior to 1869 was professionally In
New 70 k Boston Baltimore. and Philadelphia every
week, where saw and examined average Ave
hundred patients a week practice extensive en-
me u1derstand the disease fully; and hence my eau
ton N regard to taking cold, person may take
quantities of Sc enck's Pu'monic Syrup, Seaweed
fonc aud Mandrake Pills., and yet die if he does not
in Florida. nearly everybody using schenck's Man
drake Pills. for the climate is likely to produce
bilious habits than more northern latues 1t Is awel!
established fact, that natives Florida rarely die OF
consumption, especially those OF the southern part
population die of this terrible disease In the Middle
States il does not prevail largely still there many
would be saved if consumptives easily armed
in regard to taking fresh colds as they are about scarlet
fever, small po&, &c but they not; they take what
they term ltte cold which they ulous enough
10 believe will wear of in few days They pay no at
enton to it, and hence it laws the foundation another
and another STILL until the lungs are diseased beyond all
hope of cure
Ny advice to persons whose lungs are affected even
slightly Is TO lay in stock of Scbencks Pumonic Syr
Pills, and go to Florida recommend these particular
medicines, because am Thoroughly acquainted with Their
action. know, that, where they used in strict
corance with my directions they Will do the work that
The physician who prescbes for cold, cough or night
sweas and then advises the patient to walk ride
every day, will be to have corpse his hands
My plan is to give my three medicines in accordance
freer use Of the Mandrake Pills IS necessary Ny object
is, to give tone to the somach,to up good appe-
ttte II Is always good sign when patient begins
grow hungry: have hopes of such With relish for
blood, and with II more flesh, which is closely followed
BY healing OF the ungs,-then the cough loosens and
abates, the creeping chIls and cammy night sweats
provided he avoids taking cold
to so Florida The question may be asked is
there no hope for such? Certainly there is My advice
dur ng the winter, with temperature of about seveny
degrees which should kept regularly at that point by
means of Thermometer Let such a patient take his
exercise within the limits OF the by walking up
down much as his strength Will permit in order
keep up healthy circulation of the blood have cured
thousands by this system and can do again. Con-
sumption is easily cured any other disease if it is
taken in time and the proper kind of treatment pur-
sued. The fact stands undisputed on record, that
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup. Mandrake Pills, and Sea
weed Tonic have cured very many of what seemed to
| he hopeless of consumption. Go where you will
you will be almost find some poor consump
tive who has been rescued from the very jaws of death
| by their use.
should keep supply of them on hand They the
liver better than calomel and leave its hurtfu
effects behind In fact, they excellent in all
where purgatye medicine is required. II you have
paraken too freely of fruit an diarrhma ensues
o. the ManIrakes VIII cure you Il you are subject TO
will relieve you in two hours. If you would obviate the
effect of change Of water, the too free ndugenc
fruit take one of the Mandrakes every night and you
may then drink water, and eat lwaterneons pears ap
pies plums, aches or corn without the risk of being
made by them They will protect those who live m
| daTp situations against chllls and fevers Try them
| They are perfectly harmless. They can do you good
| only.
New York but continue to patients at my office, No.
Is North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, every Saturday,
animation with the Respirometer will be charged five
dollars The Respirometer declares the condition
Of the lungs; and patients can readily learn whether
they durable or not But desire distinctly under
Stood that the value Of my medicines depends entirely
upon their being taken strictly according directions
| in conclusion Will say that when persons take nv
medicines, and their systems brought into healthy
condition thereby, they not liable to take cold
of atmosphere wit out the liability Of greater or less
| irritation of the bronchial tubes. " ~
Full directions in all languages accompany my medl
cines so explicit and clear that any can use them
druggist. j, Ii soHENcK, NJ b.. -"'
No. Is North Sixth Street Phlladelphia
GEORGE C. GOODWIN a CO., Boston, Agents.
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