Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-08-02
scbcnck's Mandrake Pills, for Liver
Complaint.

Liver Complaint, Jaundice and oil bilious disorders
arise from torpdity of the liver, causing flow Of
healthy bile; Inflammation Of that organ producing
overflow into the stomach and intestines, from
arrangement Of the digestive organ with which the
liver Is so closely connected Unhealthy bile In the
gall bladder and the liver still laboring crowding this
unhealthy matter into the blood, and which II then
circulates over 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 nnmberess trains of Diseases the whites Of the
eyes yellow the tongue coated with feverish white
or brown nge. Where the liver Is disordered dges-
ton unhealthy, sometimes fair appetite and
times none at all the patient will suffer from costiye-
ness or darrhma, or sometimes both general drowsy
aud melancholy feeling often wachful and seeploss
great wearness; Paintings often felt The stom-
ach laborng to digest food often creates palptnton
of the heart and is frequently mistaken for heart dis
ease. Frequently the skin breaks out in biles and
sores, or marked symptoms Of eryspelas with great
itching and nsufierable rostlessness. The irritation
from scorged bic in the blood often produces irr
taton Of the mucus membrane of the bronchial tubes
aud from slight cold severe cough follows, with dry
ropy expectoration; often nausea and vomiting. This
unhealthy bile mixed with the blood passes into the
kidneys produces pain in the urinary passages some
times pain in the back and darting pains through the
shoulder blade and frequently all through the body;
is frequently felt about the region Of the
liver, the stomach and spine Many dangerous
complaints have their origin in arrangement of the
liver and stomach Tw0-thirds Of the cases Of Con-
sumption originate from liver complaint, intermittent
remtten and bilious fevers bilious collie costiveness
diarrhga, chills and fever &c. Frequently box Of
Schencks Mandrake Pills will remove all those disea-
they have an effect the liver similar to mer-
curry. by taking dose, according to the directions
and then Pill night, week ton days, they
will regulate the liver and throw of all impurities and
perform its natural functions without the use of
large doses of purgaive medicine. In the spring OF
the year those bilious disorders most commonly COM
mence, and box of these Pills may prevent contiD-
uous disease the whole season. They warranted
not to contain particle Of caome mercury in any
shape, and are perfectly harmless.
My Pulmonic Syrup has been before the public many
years. and has raised hundreds from their doath-bed
Since the invention Of the Mandrake Pills can sue
coed in many where could not before The
stomach and liver are often 30 inactive the Syrup
auAsV H..
the patient will think they having no effect will
regulate the stomach and liver without reducing the
patient, and the Pum0nc Syrup will assist in getting
up healthy circulation. These Pills act the liver
similar to calOmel and do solemnly assure the pub
lie that there is no caomel mercury in their compo-
sition, or anything to injure The system. ! met
gentleman the other day in front Of the Girard House.
and he asked me IL ever recommended my pills for
piles; answered He said that Mr. Concklin sent
to my store a short time ago and got a dozen boxes
and gave him one, as his wife had been costive for
years and had the piles very bad for long TING and
almost afraid to take them on that account but
Mr. Conklin recommended them highly, that she
commenced taking them, one every night, and she is
now well; ii cured the piles and her bowels are as
regular as they can be.
These Pills were invented 10 assist Schcncks Pull.
monte Syrup in curing Consumption when there is
constipation Of tho bowels and torpid liver but they
are used now for nearly every complaint. They even
prove to be great vermifuge. Some few weeks ago,
lady called on me and said she had liver complaint
for many years. l gave her a box Of Pills She came
back in week, said she had passed several worms
ten inches long.
An old gentleman in Baltimore, that had been COM
planning with cough pain in his right side, skin sal.
low, tongue coated, bowels costva, and dried up ap-
pearancc, called on me at my room. gave him the
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. He came back
the next week to and said he was much better
and that he had passed thousands of these small
worms. lie ia well.
About eight years age, when was receiving patients
at the Marlboro Hotel, in Boston, Lady called ON me
and said she had been complaining for u long time
with Tape-worm, as her physician thought. She
said that she 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 1t but milk she would have to
take quart every night to bed with her. and when II
would begin to move she would take drink satisfy
it, This lady, when she visited me, sight to be-
hold bowels very costive tongue coated breath often
sive, and dried up, salow complexion very nervous
and almost a subject Of the insane asylum. gave her
some S4,A WYyD TosIc and NANneABR Puts in iargs
doses; ten pills for three consecutive nights and then
one each night for three nights (her bowels being in
such a congested state it required enormous
amount of pills to unlock them) and then to come and
again. She came and said she very sick;
said she did not crave any milk now This convinced
that the animal whatever Il troubling her,
dead ordered her to take ten pills after
taking them she passed something resembling snake
or lizard, between Ave and six inches in length.
This lady is now well and lives at East Boston.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea-w eed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills manufactured by Dr. j. II. Sch
enck Son, N. L. corner Of Sixth and Arch Streets
Philadelphia, Penn. George G. Goodwin K. Co, SO
Hanover street, Boston, and John f. Henry, College
place, New York, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Druggists generally.