Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-01
SprriaI Notices.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, for

Liver Complaint, Jaundice and all bilious dis
orders arise nom torpidity Of the liver. causing a
gan producing an overflow into the stomach and
lntestnes, or from arrangement of the digestive
Unhealthy bile in he gan bladder and the liver
still laboring crowdlng this unhealthy matter INTO
me blood, and WHICH It then circulate- over the
podS causing sallow tngs and torpor Of the
whole system. Either of the above described de.
rangements of the functions of the liver produces
numoerless traias of diseases, the whites of the
eyes yellow, the tongue coated with u feverish
white or brown tinge. Where the liver Is disor.
dered, digestion Is unhealthy, sometimes fair
appetite and sometimes none at all ; the patient
will suffer from costiyeness or diarrhea, or some.
times both; general drowsy and melancholy feel.
lug, Often wat, hiul and ecpess, great wearness
faiutings are oiten felt. The stomach laboring "
digest food, often creates palpitation of the heart
aud is frequently mistas en- for heart disease. Free
Quentiy the skin breaks out in biIes and So es or
marked symptoms Of erysipelas, with great itching
and insufferabe restlessness. The irrit alton fro
scorged bic i'll the blood often produces irrita-
ton of the mucus membrane OF the bronchial
tubes, and from slight cold severe cough follows,
with a dry, ropy exrectoration; often nausea and
vomiting. This unhealthy bile mixed with the
blood passes into the kidneys, produces pain in the
urinary passages, some lines pain in the b ck and
darling pains through the shoulder blade. and 1, t.
quent all through the body; soreness is fre-
quenty felt about the region of the liver, across
the stomach and spine. Many dangerous com.
plants have their origin in arrangement Of the
liver and stomach. Two-thirds of the
Con umption originate from liver compl ant, in-
termittemt remittent an, bilious fevers, bilious
collie, costiven-rs, diarrhea. chis and fever, &c.
Frequently one box OF Schencks Mandrake Pils
will remove all those diseases; they have effect
on the liver similar e. mercury. BY taking dose
according to the directions, and then one Pin
night, for o week or ten Jays, they will regulate
the liver and tn ow OF all impurities, anu souu
perform its natural functions without the use of
large doses of purgatlve medicine. In The spring
OF the year these bilious disorders most commonly
Commence, and u box ol these Pills may prevent
continuous disease the whole season. They are
warranted not to contain particle of calouiel or
mercury in any shape, and are perfectly harmless.
PulmOnic U&.f. tlt.
many years, and hu- Raised h',ndreds from III, ir
death bed. Since . invention OF the Mandrake
Pills can kucreed IN many cases where could
not Def ne. The stomach aud LIVER are often 30
ihac. i've the Syrup cannot digest, md one Man
drake Pill at night, although the titent will think
they wer. having no Ell Co. will soon esa!ate the
stomach and liver without reducing the patient, and
the PuiInouic syrup will assist in getting up
healthy clreul ition. These FILLS act ON the liver
similar to calomel, AMI l do soln ~ assure tie
puulc that there Is no calomel mercury i'll their
composition. or any thing To lniure the system. l
met gentleman the other day fir OF the Cir
ari House, and he asked me II l ever recommend.
ed my Pills Tor pile answered no. He said that
Mr.. Conklin sent to my store short time ago and
got u uoz II boxes end gave hun one. AS his vile
had been costive tor years and had the piles very
bad for long tim., and was almost afraid to take
them on that account hut Mr.. Conkiin recommend.
ed them highly, that she commenced taking
them. one every night, and she Is now well; it
cured the piles, and her bowels are AS regular
they Can be.
These Pills We're invented to assist schenck's
Pulmonic syrup IN curing Consumpt.o on when h.
Is constipation Of the bowel, and torpid yer,
but they are used now for nearly every complaint
They even prove to be gre tVermiiuge. Some
few weeks ago. u lhdy called NE aud said size
had liver complaint for many years. gave her
box OF Pills, She came back in q week, aud said
she had passed several worms ten inches long.
An Old gentleman in BALTIMORE that had been
complaining with u cough, paiu IN his right side,
skin sallow, tongue coated, bowels costiye, and
dried up appearance, called on NE at my room.
gave him the Sea Weed Tonic a Manurake Pills.
He came back the next week to see me- and said
he mach better, and that he had passed thous-
ands OF these Sun III worms He Is now well.
About eight years ago, when was receiving pa
tents at the Maboro' Hotel, In Boston. u Lady
called on me and said she had been complaining
for long tune with Tape Worm, as her ply
clans thought. she said that she in great pain
L.. times something would twist around ia her
stomach, and even come up towards her throat and
bite, and almost set her crazy; nothing would Eat
isfy it but milk; she would have 10 take quart
every night to bed with her, and when It would b.
gin to move she would take IA DIR nix to satisfy It,
This lady, when she visited me, was sight to be-
hold, bowels very costive, tongue coated, breath
offensive, and dried up, sallow compile Nion, very
nervous, and almost subject Of the insane lnm
gave her some Sc Fed TONIC and MANDRAKE
PILLS large doses ten pills for three consecutive
nights, and then one each n,ght tor three nights
Cher bowels being in such eongesten state, IT fe-
quired an enormous amount of pills to unlock
lnem) and then TO come and see me axaln 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 pulls; after
taking them she passed something resemb ling Il
snake or lizard between five and six Mcnes III
length This lady is now well and lives at East
Boston.
Schenck's Pulmonc Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic ard
Mandrake Pills are manufactured by Dr. j. III
Schenck 4 Son, \. L. corner OF skin and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, Penn. George Z. Goodwin
Co., 80 Hanover street, Boston, and John +.
Henry, College place, New York, Wholesale
Agents.
For rale by Druggists generally.