The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-09-29

Now, as have said mainly agree with the medical
faculty on these points. But when we como to the
treatment OF the disdse differ from 1t totally. Tho
doctors believe Pulmonary Consumph n cannot be
cured Therefore they do not try do anything MOI
than to smooth the patients path to the grave 81
seem quito reckless of the medicines they give so that
IN patient is kept comfortable and easy even If his
life shortened As tubercles begin to rp)ear
in the lungs of patient It is common practice with
many leading physicians to begin dosing with whisky
in increasing quantities. until the rayages OF excessive
dram drinking added to the ravages of the dis
ease; and have yet hear of single case of Con-
sumption which cured by stimulants. l can say
the same of Cod Liver OH. Many physicians send
their patients away from home distant voyages TO
Minnesota or Florida-anything or anywhere so that
they may die easy. For they do not pretend to cure
and they have remedies which will do SO. Now L
say not only that diseases of the lungs can be cured
but-that my medicines do them. The pTooJS
that By their thousands Of CORsunpUes hare been
and are noO being cured 6y them.
The whole science Of medicine is based on expert"
ments We cannot by process of reasoning decide
that any particular medicine will help cure any par
tcular disease. How was 1t found that Qulnne Will
cure Chills and Fevers2 Why. by trying one thing
after another until experience demonstrated that 1t
was specific for thai disease In just that way tho
knowledge was CAMEL of my remedies, which ar al
mo specific in diseases of III, lungs
Pulmonary Consumption Is hereditary in my faith.
els family His father. mother brothers and sisters
died of and he had reached almost the last stages OF
the disease when he provdentially led to experi-
medcin S. He cured by them, and lived strong,
healthy man for forty years after his recovery.
What cured him has cured thousands OF Others all
over the country.
These results not accidental. There is no such
| thing accident In nature.
Whatever may be the cause, the origin of Pulmonary
Consumption is in the blood Whenever, from any Of
the predisposing causes which have just now mem
| toned the blood becomes degeneraed It begins to
make tuberculous deposits in the substance of tho
lungs. This must be stopped or death will surely fol-
low 1t will not be enough to get rid of the tubercles
already deposited and heal the already made.
but something must be done stop further deposits
What shall that be? The regular faculty say nothing
can be done. l say purify, enrich and tone up the
| blood, until It becomes so healthy no longer to
make tuberces. Can this be done? Yes. How2 By
the easiest and most natural way in the world Take
man who shows to the experienced eye, by many In
fallibe signs that Consumption has set In. He 10
feeble and without appetite, Now see what intend
to do:
First propose to cleanse his stomach and 6o,ocIs
Qfthetr dead Sliny cE0Ggin0 matter This shall do
with my Mandrake ILLS. which the best cathartic
pills in the world They contain caomel or other
minerals only vegetable matter. They evacuate the
stomach and bowels gently but thoroughly, and do
not weaken or grippe, They act like magic on mo
liver rousng 1t out of its dull, torpid state and pro-
noting full free flow of healthy bile, without which
there be no perfect digestion. Now that the
stomach and bowels are cleansed and ready--whas
next? Create appetite This do by my Sea Weed
onc. The effect of this medicine is wonderful I'M
like temporary stimul1nt which by reaction lets tbs
organs affected sink than before. this not only
tones up the stomach, but keeps it toned up. Tho
craving food in all its force. that
we have stomach hungry for food, and de
gestve apparatus ready to make way with it. What
next? Any answer that question Put into
that hungry stomach abundant supply Of hu RI
ttos food be concerted 6y the strange chemistry Of
digestion into rich red blood This will stimulate this
heart into stronger action, and 1t will pump fuller
current out through tie arteries; healthy blood viii
take the place of tbs thin blue, fattened fluid In the
veins and soon circulation will be established which
will flow through the lungs without making any I'M
healthy deposits; strength and flesh will increase and
the bad symptoms steadily diminish At the same
time use my Pulmonic Syrup; tits the best expccto
known. 1t blends with the food and through the
blood goes directly the lungs, attacks and loOscns
up the yellow, foul stuff left there by the rpened
tubercles and strengthens and stimulates the brOn
chal tubes and coatngs Of the airpassages until they
get strong enough to lift it out and expe it by
pectoration. Then the lungs get over their soreness
and have chance to rest and heal.
So you that 1 have not only shown that my
medicines do actually consumption by expert.
ment, but it also seems plain that they, some.
thing like Them tooald from the nature Of the case,
do so.
For full description of Consumption in all It's var
Gus forms, and also Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia,
those great forerunners of Consumption, my boOh
on Consumption and its Cure" This book also
contains the history of hundreds of that have
been cured in all parts of the country. send 1t frea
post paid to all applicants. Address
DIR. j. II. SCHENCK & SON,
Philadelphia, Pa