The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-17

HAVING for the last thirty-hvc year devoted my
whole time and attention to The study 81 lung dis
the course that ought to be pursued 10 restore TOD
erably bad Of diseased lungs to healthy sound
The first and most important step j., ior the
patient to avoid taking cold; and the best Of all
places on this continent for This purpose. in winter,
Is Florida well down in the State where the temper
ature is regular and not subject To such variations as
in more northern laiiiudes. palatkais point can
recommend. good hotel Is kept there by fctcfinan.
Last winter saw several persons there whose lungs
had been badly diseased but who, under the healing
influence OF the climate and my medicines, were get
One hundred mile. farther down the river is n
point which l would prefer TO Palatka, as the tenn
perature Is more even, and the air dry and brachg.
Should give aid decided preference to Meiionve:
stwo miles from river or lake and II seems ao,t
might be better and patients complain at times /:
but that Is good sign as I, indicate, return o.
Increase in flesh, and then the lungs must heal.
jacksonville llibcrnia, Green Cove, and many
~ recommended to corsumpuvcs in winter My
reasons for saying so are, that patients are less LA
temperature; and it is not necessary TO say, that,
where consumptive person exposes himself TO re
my advice IS. go well down into the state out Of the
reach of prevailing east winds and fogs jackson
named, will bcneit those who arc troubled with II
torpid liver dsordersd stomach deranged bowels,
diseased, more southern point Is earnestly recon-
For afteen years prior to 1869, profess ionaly
in New York, Boston, Baltimore. and Philadelphia
every week, where saw and examined on an average
five hundred patients week. 4 prac tife so eNten-
siye, embracing every possible phase Of lung disease
hence my caution in regard to taking cold a pers,n
may take vast quantities Of sehenck's rulmonie
yet die if he does not avoid taking cold
In Florida, nearly everybody is using sehenek $
produce bilious habits than more northern attitudes.
1t is welesfblishcd fact, that natives Of Florida
southern part. ON the other hand in New England,
one-,hlri a. least Of ne population die OF ms terrible
largely still there are many thousands ofcdscs there;
What vast percentage Of life would be saved IL
taking fresh colds they are about scarlet fever,
smallpox, &c. but they are not they take what
enough to believe will wear on in few days They
pay no attention to it, and hence it lays the iounda-
diseased beyond all hope of cure 49,,
My advice 10 persons whose lungs are affected,
even slightly, Is to lay in u stock of Scllcncks fu.
monte Syrup schenck's seaweed Tonic, and
sshsnShs Mandraks rills and 60 to Florida" Florida TS
thoroughly acquainted with their action. know,
my directions, they viii do the the work that is re-
CURED This accomplished, nature will do the rest
night swcats, and then advises the patient to walk
ride out every day, will be sure to have corpse
My plan is, to give my three medicines in accord
ance with the printed directions except IN ,, some
necessary. My object Is, to give tone 10 the ston-
ach, to get up good appetite. 1t Is always a
have hopes Of such, With relish for food and
the gratihoation Of that relish, good blood,
and with it more flesh, which is closely followed
by a healing Of the lungs, then the cough loosens
and abates,. the creeping chils and claniny night
tient gets well, provided he avoids taking cold.
Now, there are many e9nsumPtves who have
be asked, i there no hope for such Certainly
there IS My advice to such is and eyer has sy been,
temperature of about seventy degrees which should
he kept gpar a. That point BY means 81 as
in the limits of the room by walking and down as
ap healthy Circulation moi Of liz blood have cured
thousands by this SYSTEM and can do so again Con-
il taken in time, and the proper kind Of treatment
spursued. The fact stands undisputed on record
that Schenck's rulmonc Syrup, Mandrake fill'
and seaweed Tonic have cured very many, of what
seemed TO be hopeless cases Of con sumption az ~
some poor consunptiye who has been rescued from
the very Jaws Of death by their use ...
act on the liver betisr than sao@e and leave
excellent in all where apurgative medicine j.
reqnlTed II YOU have Rariaksn too iIeel! ct iIai,
you, II you are subject TO sick headache take
dose Of The Mnndks au ana thsy WIZ a r ss
change of water or the too free indug once in fruit
then drink water, and eat water-ne ons pears apple
pluns peaches, OF corn, without the risk q being
in damp situations against chiils and iever-. Try
them. They are perfectly harmless They can de
/ have abandoned my protest. ona visits to Boston
and New York, but continue to see patients at my
office No Is North Sixth Street. Philadelphia, ever!
saturday, from ., An, TO 8, I'm, Those who with
thorou 81 examination with the Rosproneer will b
charged hye dollars The Respirometer declares the
exact condition OF the lungs; and patients can readily
learn whether they are durable or not But desire
| 1t distinctly understood that the value Of my med
lcnes depends entirely upon their being taken strictly
according To directions
In conclusion, ! will say, that when persons
take my medicines, and their systems are brought
into healthy condition thereby, they are not Sc
Liable 10 take cold yet no one with diseased lung,
bear a sudden change of atmosphere without
the liability Of greater less irritation Of the bron
! chial tubes.
Full directions in all languages accompany my
medicines so explicit and clear that any one car
use them without consulting me, and can be bongh
from any druggist
| !. H. ScHRNcK. MD,
No Is North Sixth Street, fhilad,phla
GEORGE c. GOODWIN a Co., Boston, Agents