Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-06-03
DR.. sc HENCK'S
PULNONIC SYRUP,
SEAWEED TONIC,
M
MANDRAKE PILLS,
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when taken as directed, VII cleanse the whole sys-
tenn, restore the appetite, make the food digest
easily and cause il 10 make ne " and healthy blood
In this way the system Is put In a condition that
reulers it possible fox the lungs TO heal In Con
SUMPTION, and in no other way can this disease be
cured
Before anything can be done towards a cure Of
stomach and bowels must be cleansed, so that the
food that is taken Will digest and make healthy
blood. Emaciation or loss Of nesh IN C%onsamp-
ton, Is always caused by q lack OF. nourishinent,
and nourishment can only come from well digested
food To attelnpi to stop a cough when the lungs
are diseased il always dangerous. To try 70 stop
night sweats without building up the generai sys
TEN by well dlgested food is useless, and ~ many
cases the medicines gwen TO relieve these e5np-
toms are the cause OF death. AZ soon as the
stomach, liver and bowels arc put in a healthy CON
dition by the Mandrake Pills, then take faexsea-
weed Tone after eating. This keeps t1s'1ood
sweet, and assists II u digest. At the SANG time
take The PulnlOnic 81 NJ. which relieves the
cough and assists nature = throw of the accunu-
lated corruption In the lungs, which. II not thrown
of, Will soon poison the blood. This SyruE&s the
greatest blood purifier known. Its continued use
Is sure to expel the poisonous germs Of Scrofula
and all blood diseases.
In answer to the oft-repeated questions a. to
how my Medicines are to be used in Consumption,
l wish to give some general rules:
Take from tour to SIX of the Mandrake Pills on
going to bed the dose should be regulated ny the
patients own knowledge OF his system. II the
bowels are easily moved, four may be sufficient,
but there is never any danger in their free use, and
It Is therefore advisable IN most cases, to take the
full dose. When the Pills have operated freely,
take the Seaweed Tonic Immediately after each
meal; this will aid Digestion, give tone ana
strength to the stomach, and keep the food from
souring, thus preventing natulence, belching OF
wind from the stomach, and also the coming up
OF food In the throat.
The Pu,monlc Syrup should be taken regularly,
the patient averaging about one-fourth or one
fifth of a bottle in a day.
My Mandrake Pills, which unlock the ducts Of
the gall bladder and cause the liver to sccrete
healthy bile, should be continued until the tongue
is clean and the bowels regular, but not in az large
| doses as at first. l have found the following to be
the best method in all cases:
| First dose, 4 to 6 Pills; second dose, two days
| after, 2 to 3 Pills third dose, emitting for two
days, l to 2 Pills. Then stop taking them for one
week, taking the Syrup anj Tonic in the mean
time, when the same course OF the Pills is to be
| repeated, and SO on until the cure Is completed
| The Scaweed Tonic should be taken IN small doses
at frSt, and gradually increased up to, the full!
dose, as given on the directions around the bottle.
! We cannot say too much IN regard to the care
that should be taken against fresh colds. All the
medicine and care IN the world cannot perform Il
cure in serious lung disease, il the patient is con-
stantly adding to the irr .tat!on Of the lungs by
catching cold, and the only way to avoid this, is to
stay indoors In stormy or cold weather. Keep the
feet and hands dry and warm. Have the air you
| breathe as near p degrees as possible and the
same temperature night and day. 1t is easy to
/ nr,Int Oh O w = u n IN -nrr NoD
The room should be aired. but never when occu-
pied by the patient. Avoid all %(raughts from
windows. 1t is better to breathe air that IL a lit
tie impure, than to run the risk of fresh colds
rom ventiiating your room, IN cold or unreason-
able weather. ! say that COnsum ptiOn can be
cured by the use of my Medicines, but It. is only
with the help OF the patient that 1t can be done.
He must follow my directions in every particular.
And, in conclusion, l would say that l do not
wish any one to use my remedies unless they can
follow my directions, for they will be OF but little
use TO them unless they do.
J. H. SCHENCK, NJ. D.