Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-09-06
schcnck's Mandrake Pills, for Liver
GOmnlaint,


Liver Complaint Jaundice and all bilious disorders
arise from torpidity Of the liver, causing flow of
healthy bile; inflammation Of that organ producing
overflow into the stomach and intestines or from
arrangement Of the digestive organ with which the
liver Is so closely connected Unhealthy bile in the
gall bladder and the liver still aborng crowding this
unhealthy matter into the blood, and which it then
circulates the body causing sallow tinge and
torpor Of the whole system. Either Of the above des-
crbed arrangements of the functions Of the liver pro-
duces numberess trains of diseases the whites Of the
eyes yellow, the tongue coated with feversh white
brown tinge. Where the liver is dsordered, diges-
ton is unhealthy, sometimes fair appetite and some
times at all the patient will suffer from costye
diarrhGa, or sometimes both: ageneraldrowsy
and melancholy feeling, often watchfu and sleepless
great weariness Paintings often felt. The ston
ach aboring to digest food, often creates papitation
of the heart and frequently mistaken for heart dis
ease. Frequently the skin breaks out in biles and
sores or marked symptoms of erysipelas, with great
itching and insuGerable restessness. The irritation
from scorged be in the blood often produces irr-
taton Of the mucus membrane of the bronchial tubes
and from slight cold severe cough follows, with dry
ropy expectoraton; often nausea and vomiting. This
unhealthy bile mixed with the blood passes into the
kidneys produces pain in the urinary passages
times pain in the back and dartng pains through the
shoulder blade, and frequently all through the body
soreness frequently felt about the region Of the
liver across the stomach aud spine. Many dangerous
complaints have their origin in arrangement of the
liver and stomach Two-thirds OF the of Con-
sumption originate from liver complaint intermittent
remitent and bilious fevers bilious collie costiveness
diarrhna chils and fever &c. Frequently one box OF
Schencks Mandrake Pills will all these disea.
ses; they have effect the liver similar mer-
curry. BY taking dose, according to the directions
and then Pill night, for week or ten days they
will regulate the liver and throw OF allmpurties and
soon perform its natural functions without the OF
large doses of purgative medicine In the spring OF
the year those bilious disorders most commonly com
mence, and box of these Pills may prevent contin
uous disease the whole season. They warranted
to contain particle of calomel or mercury, any
shape, and are perfectly harmless.
My Pulmonc Syrup has been before the public many
years and has raised hundreds from their deathbed
| Since the invention of the Mandrake Pills can sue
| coed in many cases where could not before. Tn,
stomach and liver are often so inactive the Syrup
not digest and one Mandrake Pill at night, although
the patient will think they were having effect will
regulate the stomach aud liver without reducing the
patient and the Pulmonic Syrup will assist in gettinl
up healthy circulation. These Pills on the liyei
similar to calomel and do soemnly assure the pub
lie that there is no caomel or mercury in their
| sition, anything to injure the system. / met
gentleman the other day in front Of the Grard House
and he asked me if ever recommended my pills foi
piles; answered no. He said that Mr. Concklin sent
| to my store short time ago and got dozen boxes
and gave him one, his wife had been costive fol
was almost afraid to take them that account but
Mr.. Conkn recommended them so highly, that she
commenced taking them, one every night and she is
well; 1t cured the piles, and her bowels are as
| regular as they can be.
These pills were invented to assist schenck's Pull
| monte Syrup in curing Consumption when there ID
constipation Of the bowels and torpid liver, but they
are used now for nearly every complaint. They ever
| proyo to be a great Yermifuge Some few weeks ago
| a lady called on me and said she had liver complain
for many years. gave her box of Pills. She cam,
back in week, and said she had passed several worm
|
An old gentleman in Baltimore that had been com
planning with cough, pain in his right side, skin sal
low tongue coated, bowels costve, and dried up Ap
| pearsnce, called on me at my room. gave him thi
| Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. He came bacl
the next week to see IN and said he much better
| and that he had passed thousands Of these smal
| worms. He is now we'll N
About eight years age, when was receiyingpatient
at the Marlboro Hotel, in Boston, Lady called MT
| aud said she had been complaining for long tim
| with Tape-Worm, as her physician thought Sh
| said that she was in great pain at times something
would twist around in her stomach, and even come nj
towards her throat and bite, and almost set her crazy
nothing would satisfy 1t but milk she would have 4
take a quart every night to bed with her and when
would begin to move she would take drink to satisf
IT, This lady, when she visited me, a sight TO be
hold bowels very costiye tongue coated breath often
siye, and dried up, saow complexion, very nervous
aud almost subject Of the insane asylum. gave he
| some SEA WEED Tonic and MASDRAkE PILLS in iarg
doses; ten pills for three consecutive Nights and the
one each night for three nights Cher bowels being 4
such a congested state, it required an enormou
amount Of pills to unlock them) and then to come an
see me again, She came and said she was very sick
said she did not crave any milk now This convince
me that the animal, or whatever IL was troubling her
was dead. l ordered her to take ten more pills; afte
taking them she passed something resembling a snak
or lizard, between five and six inches in lenRll
This lady is now well and lives at East Boston
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup, Sea-N eed Tonic an
Mandrake Pills manufactured by Dr. J. N Sci
enck 4 Son, N f. corner of Sixth and Arch street
Philadelphia, Penn. George c. Goodwin 4. Co,
Hanover street, Boston, and john +, Henry Collep
place, New York, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Druggists generally.