Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-04
the eacsk axpcuKsor CONSUMPTION.

THE primary esHS Of Consumption % de-
fsagesnrat OF tie digestive organs ms
arrangement Fsotsrrr aeSeixuf nutrition and
assimilation. W. assimilation I nsesn that pro-
er-s By ~hieh the Hutrimenf Of the fped Is con-
ver.rd itfo hlood. ansi theme into ire solids Of
the body. Persons with digestion thus imrsir-
ess ass ir. the siightes, prw-lss1csitspn 10 rai-
nsonary disease, or Ttley take cold will i.e very
liable 10 have Consumption of the Lungs In sensr
OF is forms; and hold that IL viii he in,po~-
Shss 20 cure any ease az CONSERVATION without
FIRST restoring good digestion anil healthy as
stimulation. The very FIRST thing 10 he doae 10
to cleanse the stomach and bowels from al dis
cased mucrs and slime, which is cls-ging these
organs 50 thai they cannot perform their func-
tons, and then rouse up aud restore the liver 20
healthy action. For this purpose the surrss
and best remedy i Sehenck's Mandrake Pills
These Pals clean the ssomarh and bowels % all
TIE dead and ncrhid slitne that 10 causing dis
ease and decay in the hole system. They will
clear on, the liver Of all diseased bile that has
accumulated tAcre. and rouse IL ap tea sew and
healthy action, BY which natural and healthy
bile Is secre;ed.
The stomach, bowels and liver are thus
eleansed by the use Of Schenck' $ Mandrake Pills
bat therc r~f,-ains In the stomach an excess cf
acid the organ is torpid and the appetite poor
In the bowels tho lscieals are weak, and rrpuir-
ing strength and support IL is in coRsiitioa
Ike this that Schenck's Served Tuuic proves
10 he the most valuable remedy ever discovered
I; is alkaline, and it, kse ~ neutralize all ex-
cess of acid. making the stomach sweet and
fresh Il viii give permanent tone TO ttfs i'm
por'ant organ, ana create good. hearty s2pe-
ti,e, and prepare the system for the krst process
Of good digestion, and ultimately make good
! healthy, living blood. After this preparatory
treatment, What rcEsains To cure most cases Il
Consumption is the free and pcrsevering use Il
Sehenck's paimohic Syrup. The Puimonic Sv-
rup nourishes the SYST IN, rurihes the blood and
is readily absorbed into the circulation, and
thence distributed 10 the diseased lungs. There
| II ripens all morbid matters, whether in th<
form Of Assesses or tubercles and then assist:
Nature TO expel all the diseased matter. in tbs
| form Of frcc cxp~cioration, when once il ripens
| II is then, hv the great healing and purifying
properties Of Schcncks Pulmonic Syrup tina
all ulcers and cavities arc healed up sound, and
| NJ. patient is cared.
The essential thing 70 he done in curing Con
sumption is TO get up good appetite and goot
! digestion. 50 that the body will grow in Hest
and get strong. IL person has diseased lungs
IA cavit, or ahscess there-thc cavity canno
heal, the matter cannot ripcn, so long as III,
system ID below par. What is necessary TO cur,
| is a new order Of thinGs,-a good appetite
good nutrition. the body 10 grow in ncslr and
&c, fat; then Nature is helped. the cavities will
heal the matter will riren and lie throwa oh in
largequantities ami the person regain health ant
strength. This is the trae aadonly plan TO cur,
| Consumption and il n person is very bad, IL tn,
lungs arc not entirely DESTROYED, or even If on,
lung is cntirel, gone, IL there is enough yi,ali
! " left in the other 10 heal up. there is hope,
| have seer many persons cured with onl,
one sound lung, live and enjoy life 10 good
! old age This Us what Schcnrk's Medicines will
do to cure Consumption. They will clean gu,
| the stomach swecicn and strengthen il, get uT
a good digestion. and give Nature the assistance
she needs 10 clear the system of al the disease
that is in the lungs. whatever the form may he
| II is importan, that while using Schcnck'
| Medicines care should be exercised not TO take
! cold keep indoors in cold and damp weather
avoid night air. and take outdoor exercise only
n a genial and warm sunshine.
| wish il distinctly understood that when
| recommend a patient 10 he careful in regard &c
! taking cold, while using my Medicines, | do SC
| for special reason. \ man who has but par.
TALLY recove ed from the effects Of bad cold j:
| Ear more liable To relapse than one who ha.
| been en;irelv cured and il is precisely tn,
| same in regard to Consumption. so long a
| the lungs are not perfectly healed, just SO Ions
is there imminent danger of a full return Of thu
| disease. Hence il is that 50 sircnuously eau
| ton pulmonary patients against exposing them
| selves 70 an atmosphere that is not genial ans
pleasant. Confirmed Consmnptivcs' lungs ar
| a mass of sores, which the least change Of at
rnosphere will intiame. The grand secret of m,
success with my Medicines consists in NV ablit,
| 10 subdue inflammation instead Of provoking IL
as many of the faculty do. An irsfiammcd lun,
cannot, with safety TO the patient, be expose,
to the biting bia.ts Of Winter or the chillin,
winds of Spring and Autumn. II should b
| carefully shielded from all irritating influences
| The utmost caution should be observed in ,hi
| particular, as without il a cure under almos
any circumstances Is an impossibiliiy.
The person should be kept on a wholcsom
| and nutritious diet, and all the Medicines con
| tinucd until the body has restored TO il the ma
tural quantity Of tesh and strength.
| was myself cured by this treatment Of tn
worst kind of Consumption, and have lived {,
&c, ia, and hearty these many years, with on
lung mostly gone. have curcd thousand
since and very MANY have been cured by thi
| treatment whom have never seen.
About the First Of October ] expect TO TAX
possession of my new building At the Northeas
| Corner Of Sixth and Arch Streets. where l shall
be pleased TO give advice to all who may requir
Il.
| Full directions accompany all my Remedies
| so that a person in any part Of the world ca,
be readily cured by strict observance Of Oh
! same.
.Eu.- in. SCiiENCK. n. D..
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