Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-08
Spetial Notites.

LIVER COMPLAINT
Liver Complaint, Jaundice and all bill
GUS disorders arise from tOrpidity of the
liver. causing q flow OF unhealthy bile in
tlammatiOn of that organ producing an
overflow into the stomach and inteStines,
or from Il arrangement OF the digestive or
gan with which the liver is so closely con-
ReCtcd. Unhealthy bile in the gall bladder
and the liver, StIll labOring. crOwding this
unhealthy matter into the blood, and
which it then circulateS over the body,
causing a SallOW tinge and tOrpOr Of the
whole system. Either of the above de-
scrihc1 arrangements of the functions of
the liver produces numbeTleSs trains of
diseases. the whites of the eyes ycllOw,the
tongue coated with a feveriSh white or
or brown tingG. Where the liver is diSOr-
dered. digestion is unhealthy, sometimes a
fair appetite and sometimes none at all ;
the patient viii suffer from cOStIVeneSS or
dialThea, or sometimes both: a general
drOWsy and melancholy feeling, often
WHtchfUl and SleepleSS, great WEAKNESS ::
taintings are often felt. The stomach la
boring to digest food. often creates a pal
DltatiOn OF the heart, and is freQuentlymiS
taken for heart disease. Frequently the
skin breaks out in bOils or sores, unmarked
symptoms of erysipelaS, with great itch
ing and insutferabe reStlcSsness. The IT.
ritation from scOrged bile in the blood Of
ten produces an irritation of the mucus
membrane of the bronchial tubes, and
from Il slight cold severe cough follows,
with dry, rOpy cNpCctOratiOn often nau-
sea and vomiting. This unhealthy bile
mixed with the blood passes into the kid
neys, produces pain in the urinary pas
SageS. sometimes pain in the back and
darling pains through the shoulder blade,
and frequently all through the body a
soreness is frequently felt about the region
of the liver. across the stomach and spine.
Many dangerous complaints have their or
igin in a arrangement of the liver and
stomach. Two thirds of the cases of con-
sumption originate from liver complaint.
intermittent, TcmittCnt and bilious fevers,
bilious cole. cOStlveness, diarrhea, chills
and fever, &c Frequently one box of
SChenCk'S Mandrake Pills viii remove all
those diseases; they have an effect on the
liver similar to mercury. By taking dose
according to the directions. and then one
pill night, for week or ten days, they
win regulate the liver and throw all i'm
puTities. and soon perform its natural
functions without the use of large doses of
purgativc medicine. In the spring of the
year these bilious disorders most common
ly commence, and q box of these pills may
prevent a continuous disease the whole
season. They are Warranted not to CON
tain particle of calOmel or mercury, in
any shape, and are perfectly harmless.
My PulmOnic Syrup has been before the
public many years, and has raised hun
dredS from their death-Dcd. Since the in
VentiOn of the Mandrake Pills | can sue
coed in many cases where l could not be-
fore. The stomach and liver are often so
inactive the syrup cannot digest. and one
Mandrake Pill, at night, although the pa
tient will think they are having no effect,
will soon regulate the stomach aud liver
without reducing the patient, and the
PulmOnic Syrup will assist in getting up Il
healthy circulation. These pills act on
the liver similar to caIOmel, and do sol
EMMY assure the public that there is no
ca!Omel or mercury in their composition,
or anything to lnJure the system. | met
gentleman the other day in front of the
Girard House. and he asked me if | ever
recommended my pills for piles: answer
ed no. He said that Mr.. COnkIin sent to
my store a short time ago and got dozen
boxes and gave him one, as his wife had
been cOstive for years and had the piles
very bad for a long time, and was almost
afraid to take them on that account. but
Mr.. COnklin recommended them so highly
that she commenced taking them, one eV-
cry night, and she is now well; it cured
the piles and her bowels are as regular as
they can be.
These pills were invented to assist
Schenck's PulmOnic Syrup in curing con-
sumption when there is constipation of
the bowels and a torpid liver, but they are
now used for nearly every complaint.
They even prove to be great Nermifuge.
Some few weeks ago, q lady called on me
and said she had liver complaint for many
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 n cough, pain in
his right side, skin sallOw, tongue coated,
bowels cOstive, and dried up appearance,
called on me at my room. | gave him the
Seawced Tonic and Mandrake Pills. He
came back the next week to see 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 re-
ceiving patients at the Marlboro Hotel,
in Boston, a lady called ON me, and said
she had been complaining for a long time
with tapG-wOrm, as her physicians
thought. She said that she was in great
pain; at times something would twist
around in her stomach, and even come up
towards her throat and bite, and almost
set her crazy; nothing would satisfy it
but milk; she would have to take q quart
every night to bed with her: and when it
would begin to move she would take a
drink to satisfy it. The lady, when she
visited me, was q sight to behold, bowels
very cOStive, tongue coated, breath Often
slVe, and dried up. Sallow complexion. /
gave her some Sea Weed Tonic and Man.
drake pills in large doses; ten pills for
three consecutive nights, and then one
each night for three nights (her bowels be-
ing in such q congeSted state, it required
an enormous amount of pills to unlock
theml and then to come and see me again.
She came and said she was very sick; said
she did not crave any milk now. This con-
WINGED me that the animal, or whatever it
was troubling her, was dead. | ordered
her to take ten more pills after taking
snake or lizard. between five and six inch
es in length This lady is now well and
lives at East Boston.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Sea-Weed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are manufactur-
ed by DIR. j. I'll. Schenck & Son, n. E. cor
ner of Sixth and Arch streets, Philadel-
phla, Penn. George g. Goodwin & Co., 80
Hanover street, Boston, and John f. Hen
ry. College place, New York, wholesale
agents.
For sale by druggists generally.
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