The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-15
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Liver Complaint.
Liver Complaint, Jaundice and all bilious disor-
ders arise from torpdity of the liver, causing flow
OF unhealthy bie Inflammation OF that organ produc-
ing an overflow into the stomach and intestnss or
which the liver is closely connected. Unhealthy
bile In the gall bladder and the liver, still laboring
crowding this unhealthy matter into the blood and
which it then circuates over the body causing sal
low tinge and t0rpor of the whole system Either of
the above described arrangements of the functions
the liver produces numberess trains of disease the
whites OF the eyes yellow, the tongue coated with
feverish white or brown tinge. Where the liver is
disordered, digestion is unhealthy sometimes fair
appetite and sometimes none at all; the patient will
suffer fiom costiveness or diarrhea, sometimes
BOTH general drowsy and melancholy feeling often
watchful and seepless great weariness fanings are
often felt. The stomach laborng digest food often
creates palpitation of the heart and is frequently
mistaken for heart disease. Frequently the skin
breaks out in biles and Sores or marked SYMPTOMS of
eryspeias, with great itching and insuerable rest
lessness: The irritation from scorged bile in the
blood often produces an Irritation OF the mucous
membrane of the bronchial tubes, and from slight
cold severe cough follows with dry ropy expector-
alton often nausea and vomiting. This unhealthy
bile mixed with the blood passes into the kidneys pro-
duces pain in the urinary passages, sometimes pain
in the back and darling pains through the shoulder
blade, and frequently all through the body; sore
ness is frequently felt about the region of the liver,
across the stomach and spine. Many dangerous COM
plants have their origin in arrangement Of the liv-
or and stomach Twothirds of the cases of Consump-
ton originate from liver complaint intermittent re-
mttent and bilious feyers bilious collie costiyeness
darrhea, chils and fever &c Frequently one box OF
Scnenck Mandrake Pills will remove all those diseas-
es; they have an effect ON the liver similar to mer-
curry. Bytaking dose, according to the directions
and then one Pill night, for a week or ten DAYS
they will regulate the liver and throw off AFT
and soon perform its natural functions without the
use of large doses of purgative medicine. In the
spring of the year these bilious disorders most COM
monty commence, and box of these Pills may pre-
vent continuous disease the whole season. They
are warranted not to contain particle of calomeI or
mercury, in any shape and are perfectly harmless.
My Pulmonic Syrup has been before the public
many years. and has raised hundreds from their
death-beds Since the invention of the Mandrake
Pills can succeed in many cases where could not
before The stomach and liver are often so inactive
the Syrup cannot digest, and one Mandrake Pill at
night, although the patient will think they were hay
ing no effect, will soon regulate the stomach and liv
or without reducing the patient and the Pulmonic
Syrup will assist in getting up healthy circulation
These Pills act on the liver similar to calomel, and
do solemnly assure the public that there is calo
mel or mercury in their composition, anything to
injure the system. met gentleman the other tlay
in front of the Girard House. and he asked me if I
ever recommended my Pills for piles answered
no. He said that Mr.. Conklin sent to my store
short ago and got dozen boxes and gave him one
as his wife had been cOsve for years and had the piles
very bad for long time, and was almost afraid to
take them on that account but Mr.. Conklin recon-
mended them SO highly, that she commenced taking
them, one every night, and she Is well it cured
the piles, and her bowels regular as they can
be. ~ .
These Pills were invented to assist Schenck's Pull
monte Syrup in curing Consumption when there is
constipation OF the bowels and torpid liver but they
are used now for nearly every complaint. They even
lady called on me and said she had liver complaint
for mauy years. gave her box of Pills. She came
back in a week, and said she had passed several
worms ten inches.long.
An old gentleman in Baltimore, that had been
complaining with cough pain in his right side skin
up appearance, call ON me at my room / gave him
the Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills He came
back the next week to me, and said he was much
better, and that he had passed thousands of these
small worms. He is now WELL
=. About eight years ago, when was receiving pa
tents at the Marlboro Hotel in Boston, a ady call
ed on me and said she had been complaining for a
long time with a Tape-Worm, as her physicians
thought. She said that she was in great pain; at
times something would twist around in her stomach
almost set her crazy; nothing would satisfy it but
milk she would have to take quart every night to
bed with her. and when it would begin to move she
would take drink to satisfy it. The lady, when she
visited me was sight to behold bowels very costiye
Tongue coated, breath offensive and dried up, sal
OF the insane asylum. gave her some SEA WEED
TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS in Jdr0e doses: ten
pills for three consecutive nights and then one each
night for three nights cher bowels being in such
congested state, it required an enormous amount of
pills to unlock them) aud then to come and see me
again. She came and said she was very sick; said
she did not crave any milk now. This convinced me
that the animal, or whatever it was troubling her
was dead. ordered her to take ten more pills; after
taking them she passed something resembling asnake
This lady is now well and lives at East Boston,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea-Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills are manufactured by DIR, j. H.
Schenck q Son, N. E. corner of Sixth and Arch Sts
PIhlladelphia, Penn. George c. Goodwin s. Co., IS
lege place. New York, Wholesale Agents. - W.
For sale by druggists generally,
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