The Brookhaven leader., 1883-09-06
DR.. SCHENCK'S
PULMoNIC SYRUP.
SEAWEEp TONIC.
..a MANDRAKE PILLS


tisusJ offer them to the public safe roliab, -.
certain remedies for the Cure Of Consumption "a
with equal confidence S almost . specific for ,AO,.
morbid conditions OF the body. which. II negleet,s
are apt to terminate in fatal diseases of the lungs
claim that the use Of my remedies VIII cure co,.
sumption.
do not claim that the disease can be cured a,.,,.
lungs are destroyed for no medicine can create me-
ones; but maintain that the nrst stages O, c..
sumption curablc when the lungs are p.r,,n.
decayed. When one lung Is sound am .lmos, 49,.
tain Of making cure, II the patient viii take proD.,
care of himself and follow my directions
1t may be asked 4: 'How 10 It that you can tnov,.
much about this disease and pretend to cure f. Wb.,
so many educated physicians, who have made sind,
Of It for years, pronounce itincursbleY"
The question is a fair one, and shall be fairly An.
swered: i do not claim to know more than o,h,.
physicians about the causes nature and history :,
Consumption. suppose that my views on tbs..
points would be found to agree with those Of mon
educated and intelligent physicians We should aVso
that while the final IL obscure-in other word,
while it is not possible to say 0hv Consumption select,
this or that person a yictim-yet the predispo,no
causes are:
ist Inhsrtdnce. Consumption Is hereditary in.
wonderful degree. One parent very often entail, I.
upon the offspring, and both still more frequently 90
that whole families often swept away, and hand
the predispostion down to their children.
I'd. Cold By this we do net mean those change, a,
weather which often produce Inflammation; but lonu.
continued and steady cold, that condition Of de.
bility ia produced. Indeed whatever tends 10 pro.
duce long continued debility will. in some person.
generate Pulmonary Consumption. Prominent among
these influences insufficient diet, living in an un
wholesome air, sedentary habits, grief anxiety dis.
appointment. whether Of the affections or in bust.
and all other depressing emotions; the abuse Of
| mercury and tho influence of weakening diseased
also agree with the best doctors the manner IN
which the lungs become affected Pulmonary Con.
sumption is also called TuoercuIous Consumption BY
which we mean disease Of the lungs caused By
tubercles A tubercle is q small, roundlsh body
which deposited in the substance Of the lungs by the
blood This is the beginning and first act of the dis.
| ease. Many of these often deposited at once
Each undergoes several changes. After producing
Inflammation of the parts Of the lung next TO IT, 4.
ends in liberation, opens passage into the bronchial
| tubes and passes out at the mouth by splitting The
| place where the tuberce grew and ripened now be.
| comes q cavity. and where there q great many
tubercles OF they make great many OF these
little cavities, which gradually unite and leave great
holes In the lungs. Unless stop can be put to this
process 1t viii go until the substance OF the lungs
| 10 consumed and death ensues.
| OF course agree with the faculty upon the symp
toms and Of the disease: the short dry hack
ing cough slight At FIRST but gradually incressing
then shorness of breath. quickeAng pulse, then fe
vcrish sensations, flushing of the checks and heat 10
the palm Of the hands and soes of the feet; the slight
but growing emacation with feeble appetite hemor-
rhSees, increasing cough. disturbed sleep, fevered
tongue then loss Of appetite taken to the bed then
expectoraton of softened tubercie in the shape Of
small Jumps Of yellowish. cheesy. or curdy matter;
hectic fever brilliant eye chis, night sweats, sharp
pains In the side increasing cancellation and debility,
dissrdered stomach and bowels. dlarrhea, nausea,
swollen extremities, hollow checks, sunken eyes.
weakness great that expectoratiOn Is impossible
then DEATH bringing welcome relief from the tortures
| Of this horra monster.
Now as have said mainly agree with the medical
faculty these points. But when we como TO tho
treatment OF the disease differ from It totally Tho
doctors believe Pulmonary Consumption cannot be
cured Therefore they do not try to do anything mora
than smooth the patients path to the grave, oni
quito reckless Of the medicines they give so that
tn, patient Is kept com Portable and edsy even his
life 10 shortened As tubercles begin to appear
in the lungs of patient It Is common practice with
many leading physicians to begin dosing with whisky
In increasing quantities until the ravagcs OF excessive
dram drinking added TO the rayagcs OF the dis
ease and have yet to hear Of single case OF Con-
| sumption which cured by stimuants l can say
the of Cod Liver on. Many physicians send
their patients away from home on distant voyages 70
| Minnesota or Fi0rida-anything or anywhere 80 has
they may die easy. For they do not pretend TO cure
and they have remedies which will do SO. Now
say only that diseases Of the lungs can be cured
but that my medicines do cure them. The proJ w.
that BY their use thousands Of ConsuDptDes hdue been
| and are noW being cured by them
The vhOe science of medicine is based on expert
mens. We cannot by any process of reasoning decide
that any particular medicine will help or cure aly par
| ticular disease How It found that Qunine VIII
| cure Chills and Fevers2 Why. by trying one thing
after another until experience demonstrated that I
was specific for tina: disease In just that way thu
| knowledge was gained of my remedies, which are al
most a speclac in diseases of tn, lungs
Pulmonary Consumption is hereditary In my faith
ePs family. His father. mother brothers and sister
died fit and he had reached almost the last stages OF
the disease when he was pr0videRtialy led to expert
with the articles which incorporated in these
medicia's He was cured by them, and lived n strong.
healthy man for forty years after his recovery.
What cured him has cured thousands OF Others al
| over the country.
These results are not accidental. There is no such
| thing as accident in nature.
Whatever may be the cause, the origin of Pulmonary
Consumption Is in the blood. Whenever, from any OF
the predlsposing causes which have Just now men
toned, the blood becomes degeneraed, It begins to
make tuberculous deposits in the substance of the
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 up the already made.
but something must be done TO stop further deposits
What shall that be? The regular faculty say nothing
can be done / say purify, enrich, and tone up the
blood, until It becomes so healthy as no longer 10
make tubcrcles. 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
fallible signs, that Consumption has set in. He
feeble and without appetite, Now. soc what intend
to do:
First Tpropose TO CLEANSE he stomach and bo,oels
eftheir dead, shiny. elo00ng matter. This shall do
with my Mandrake Pns which are the best ca;hartic
pills in the world They contain calomel or other
minerals only vegetable matter. They evacnate the
stomach and bowels gently but thoroughly, and do
not weaken gripc. They act like magic on the
liver rousng Of its dull torpid state, and pro.
noting full free now of healthy bile without which
| there can be no perfect digestion. Now that the
stomach and bowels are cleansed and ready-what
| next? Create appetite. This do by my Sea Weed
onic. The effect of this medicine 10 wonderful IN
like temporary stimulant, which by reaction lets tins
organs affected Sink lower than BEFORE this not only
| tones up the stomach, but keeps It toned up. Tne
natural craving food in all its force 30 that
we have now stomach hungry for food and d.
| gestive apparatus ready to make way with It. Wha'
| next2 Any one can answer that question rus 'nso
| that hungry stomach abunddns sgppty Of RUTt
nous food to be oonuerted by the strange chemistry O
digestion into rich red blood This viii stimulate thu
heart int stronger action, and It VIII pump ruler
current out through the arteries; healthy blood VII
take place OF the thin blue. attened fluid in the
veins and circulation will be established which
will now through the lungs without making any un
healthy deposits; strength and nesh VIII increase ano
the bad symptoms steadily diminish At the sams
| time my Pulmonic Syrup; tits the best expccto
rant known 1t blends with the food and through the
blood goes directly the ungs attacks and loosen.
| up the yellow foul stun left there by the ripeneo