The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-18
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la,l,.iqn GONsUMPTTON, ,... -, rs,i !,
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE,

in,ii.i,u UUNSUMPTfON, IT,,
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE,
!. z -.RE.J. fl, sCHENCK,. III, ID. i..i.,b
RFANY human being. b as passed away.
1NA- Tor whose death there was no other rea-
sSn than the nsglecE Of known and iAdispB
dear to family aid friends are slcehinr rhe
dreamless slumber into wllich, had thCy oalm-
= as'Hiis. pis. JosEpI1 II, scr1Esc1x,s
.nis.; SIMPLE TREATMENT,
and ayailed themselves of his wonderful chi
cncious medicines, they would not have. fallen.
Dr. Schenck has. in his own caso, proved
thnt wherever sufficient vitality remains. that
vitality, by liib medicines arnt lis directions
l9r their uao. is .Qmckencd into lcalthiul
In this statement thereis nothing prosut, D.
tuous. To the faith of the invalid is lnatle; no
representation that is not thousand times
The theory Of the cure by Or. Sclcnck's mi.
dicinc is as simple as it is unfailing. Its phi.
losophy requires no argument. 1t is self-as-
suring, selt-conyincing.
+ The Seawoed Tonic and Mandrake PiIla aro
tho first two weapons with which the citadel
OF the malady Is assailetl. Two-thirds Of the
casoe OK consumption originate in dyspepsia
and funotionally disordered liver. With this
condition q: tho bronchial tubos ''sympathize"
Wit With the stomach. Ihoy respond to tho NOR
hiho action Of the liver. Hero. then. con ea
the the, eliminating Al result, and tho setting in,
"'A - ''' o''essosss:'1K eoss5asR1oa. aSsyRR1Po5Sn'' Of
The Mandrake Pills are composed or ono ~
natures hobleAt gifts-the Podophillum Pei
tstum; Thoy possess all the blo3d.search-
Ing, aterat1Ve properties OF calomel; but, un-
lA' '.iSiss';iSeS "EE4vI No STING BEHIND.
Ehe work OF oure is now beginning. The
v1tasted and mucous deposits IN the bowels
i;n na ~ the aiimentary canal are elected. The
from its torpidity. The stomach acts respon-
o. ssiyely, and ths patient begins to fool that be
~ a sUFPLY OF GOOD BLOOD
The seaweed Tonic. In conjunction with tbe
rii!s, Permeates and assimilates With the food.
Chylifcation is now progressing without ita
previous naS tortures. . Digestion becomes pain.
Ths;rs 1ess; ana I; the cure Is seen to be at hand
Qi Inc stomach. An appetite sets in. ~
NOW comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever
yet gwen by an indnlgent father to suffering
perform it's functions and .e hasten ed com
Rlete tho 'cure. 1t enters at once upon it's
work; Nature cannot be cheated. It coilects
a. ana ~ riPons the impaired and diseased portions
proparos them for e1pectorntion. and loi in a
very short time. the malady IL vanouish ed.
the rotten throne that it occupied ia Renovated
and made new And the patient, IN all tho dig
the manhood or the womanhood that was -
GIVEN UP, AS LOST. Ii
The second thing is, the patients must stay
m sa5m 1T sSHm unit, they got WELL # is al
the iupgs are diseased, but 1t must be pro
vented, or q cure cannot be effected Fresh
of ths lna stag ons this section
are all wrong. phvsieIas nd wha %'nter seaaon
thMt course loae their patients. II their lungs
arebadiy dtseasedI n9d yet, because they are
in ths haense ss7 they must not sit down quiet
: !HSy s!ta must Walk about the room as much and
n npfE .-xrsn t,,c- =
good circulation OF blood. The patients
'mnat Keep In good spirits--bs determined to
get we'll This has groat doal to do with the
aPpetite, ana te tho great point to gain. l
70 despair OF cure after such evidence of its
possibility IN the worst cases; and ',norsl GER
talnty IN all others, is sinful Dr.. Schenck's
per4onal Statements to the. Faculty OF Lis own
cure vas iq theae modest words:
Many years ago wae in the Inst sta oc;s of
ooneumptiop; confined to my bed, and at one
imo my physicians thought that I could not
AYE week; then, like drowning man ca oh.
preparations which now offcf to tbe public.
and they made a perfect cure OF me. Il
suemed to me- that could feel them penetrate
my wn?lo n ,,y system They soon ripened the
than pint Of offensive yellow matter p evers ;ery
morning Tor long time. !li
"As soon as that began TO subside. INV
eon1gn, iover, pa pain and night weats all began
that it was with difficulty that I could keen
ffom eating TOO mulch. soon gained strength
and have grown in flesh ever since.
was weighed shortly after MY recovery. -
added the Doctor, .'ihen looking like mere
skeleton; my weight was only nineiy:seven
pounds; my present weight is two hundred
and twenty-five t225] pounds, and for years l
have enjoyed UNINTERRUPTED health"
Dr.. Sshenck has discontinued his profes.
sional visits to New York and Boston. He or
y, MS son. DR.; J; Il. schenek, Jr. still continue
Sixth street, PhiIadeiphia. every SatnrJa a &, =
from A. N. to sp. NJ. Those WHO wish,s
thorough examination with the Kespiromsfer
Till be charged s5. The Respiromete or de.
clares the exact condition OF the lungs, and
patignts can readily learn whether thoy aIe
durable or not.
Tho directions for taking tho medicines ara
aadapted to the intelligence even Of child.
FOLLOW those directions, and kind nature will
do the rest. excepting that in some cases the
ansaa Manarske re riis are to be taken in increased
compartments than the smple instructions
ux that accompany them: First create appetite.
VI returning health hunger is tho most wei.
come BynDtOm. Whom II co,1o. +. Z Iii,