Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, for
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Liver Complaint, Jaundice and all bilious dis
orders arise torpiditv of the liver. causing
gan producing an overflow into the stomach and
intestlnes, or IRON arrangement OF the digestive
organ with which the liver l. closely connected.
Unhealthy bile in he gall bladder and the liver,
still laboring, crowding this unhealthy matter INTO
the blood, and which it then crcuiates over the
body, causing a sallow tinge and torpor OF the
whole system. Either of the above described de
engagements of the functions of the liver produces
numberless trains of diseases, the whites OF the
eyes yellow, the tongue coated with teversh
white or brown tnge. Where the liver is disor-
dered, digestion Is unhealthy, sometimes lair
appetite and sometimes at all the patient
will suffer from costveness or diarrhea, or some.
times both; a general drowsy and melancholy feel
ing, often watchfu and sleepless, great WEAKNESS:
faintlngs are often felt. The stomach laboring to
digest food often creates palpitation OF the heart,
and Is frequently msta' en- TOR heart disease. Ere
quently the skin breaks out in bles and sores, or
marked symptoms of cry sipeas, with great itching
and insufferable restlessnesS The irritation from
scorged b III the blood often produces an irrlta-
ton OF the mucus m mbrane of the bronchial
tubes, and from slight cold seve,e cough follows
with a dry, ropy eXpe toration; often nausea and
vomiting. This unhealthy bile mixed with the
blood passes into the Kidneys, produces pain in the
urinary passages, sometimes pain in the tck and
darling pains through the shoulder blade, and fire.
quent.y all through the body; soreness s fee
qnenty felt about the region of the liver, across
the stomach and spine Many dangerous com
plants have their origin III a arrangement OF he
liver and stomach. Two-thirds OF the cases OF
Con umpuon originate from liver complaint, in
termittcnt remittent and bilious fevers' bilious
collie, costlveness, diarrhea. chiliS and fever, &c.
Frequently one box OF Schencks Mandrake rms
will remove all those diseases; they have an effect
on the liver similar t. mercury. By taking dose
according to the directions, and then one Pill
night, for week or ten days they will regulate
the liver and throw OIL all Impurities, ana soon
perform its natural functions without the of
large doses of purgatve medicine. In the spring
OF the year these bilious disorders most commonly
commence, and box OF these Pills may prevent
continuous disease the whole season. They are
warranted not to contain a particle OF eaomcl or
mercury; III any shape, and are perfectly narmie,s
Ny Puimonic syrup has been before the public
many years, and has raised hundreds from their
death bed. Since tie 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 Man
drake Pill, at night, although the patient VIII think
they were having effect, will soon regulate the
stomach and liver 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 solm ly assure TIE
public tnat there is no caomel or mercury in their
composition or anything to injure the system, l
met gentleman the other day in front OF the Gir-
ard House, and he ~ ked me II ever recommends
ed my Pills for ples; answered no. lie said that
Mr. Conklin sent to my store a short time ago ana
got dozen boxes and gave nm one, as MS vile
had been costive tor years and had the ples very
bad for a long time, and was almost afraid to take
them on that account, but Mr.. Conklin recommend
ed them so highly, that she commenced taking
them one every night, and she Is now We'll; II
cured the piles, and her bowels are as regular as
they can be-
These Pills were invented to assist Schenck'7
Pulmonic syrup in curing Cons umptIon when there
is constipation of tn. bowels and a torpid iiVer,
They even prove to be gre / Nermltuge. some
few weeks ago, Il lady called on me and SAID she
had liver complaint for many years. gave hcr
box OF Pills, She came back in Wees ana salu
she had passed several worms ten inches long
An old gentleman in Baltimore, that had been
complaining with cough, ralu IN ms iisht siue'
skin saow, tongue coated, bowels costlFe, anu
dried up appearance, called on me at my room;
gave him the Sea Weed Tonic AID Mandrake Pills.
He came back the next week to see me, and sald
he was much better, and that he had passed thous-
ands OF these small worms He is now well.
In at0h on "a
called on me and said she had been complaining
for long time with Tape Worm as her physl'
Clans thought She said that she was IN great pam;
at times something would twist around IN her
stomach and even come up towards her throat ana
bite and almost set her crazy; nothing wouiu SAT
isfy it but milk she would have to take quart
every night to bed with her, and when II womb
gin to move she would take drink to satisfy II.
hold, bowels very costive, tongue coated, Dream
Offensive, and Il dried up, sallow complexion, very
nervous, and almost subject of the insane yiunl
! gave her some Sc WEED TONIC ana MANDRAhE
PILLS IN large doses pills for three consecutive
nights, ana then one each night for three nights
(her bowels being in such enngestea state, II re-
CURED an enormous amount of pills TO unlock
then) ana then TO come and see me again. she
came and said she was very sick; said she did mol
crave any milk now. This convinced ne that the
ANIMAL, or Whatever IL was troubling her, was
dead. ordered her to take ten more pills; after
taxing them she passed something resembling
snake or llzard between five and SIX ncnes IN
length This lady is now well and lives at East
Boston,
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills manufactured by Dr j. ii.
Schenck Il Son. n. Il. corner Of sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, Penn. George q. Goodwin
Co., 3s Hanover street, Boston, and John f.
Henry, College place, New York, Wholesale
For ale by Druggists generally.