The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-10

HeW to Cure Consumption.

Asw to Cure Consumption.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF DIR. sOHESCK's
GREAT MEDICINEs-win people never learn
to know that . diseased liver and stomach neoes-
/ EARLY disease the entire system The pisinest
principles of common sense teach this sno 'e'
there are Thousands who ridfcnie tue iu''
continue in . course which s'nos' 'n'I"a'
bring. them prematureiy TO the grave. h''ihs'
a tn. majority Of people do, ~ eonpie'e VAri-
ana. With the laws of nature, II must be apPaf-
~. 40 all tn, I, sooner or later, nature will re-
r.,v. herself. Hence we find that persons Wao
;,spJye 20 excess in the use of very rich or inu
y..t,ble food or intoxicating drinks in'Ar'A
pay . heavy penalty in tins emu ~. live,
becomes dissrdered. and refuses ', md
-c.-,, It's functions; dyspep"a anu
ish' " vii. follow, and still the suffering |
.,,.,. nersist In eiiaging to the thoroughly |
/ .-.,,odsd ideas Of the past. DR.. schenck's med |
,,;nss ara recon- m ended 10 al such. They bring
sure and certain relief wherever they are used IS
directed, and al that Is necessary to establish
their reputation with every ailing man or wcmsn
in the land is afair and impartial trial of them
Let those who are sseptiosl on this point, and
| dice them against these now celebrated remedies
for consumption, discard thsirprejudices, and be
governed BY the principles of reason and common
sense If the " stem Is disordsred, depend upon
it. in nine GASES out of ten, tho seat OF the disor
dor will be found it the stomson and liver. 10
cl.anse and invigorAte the stomach and to slim
ulate the liver to healthy action, use
soHENCK's MANDRAKE PTLLs-The
daily Increasing demsn for these pills is the
best evidence of their value Thousands upon
Thousands of boxes are sold daily. Why' Sim
ply because they act promptly and efficiently
InvAlids who may not hnd it convenient to aah
On DR.. Schenck in person, are informed tina. run
directions for accompany each pac. age oil the
MANDRAKE PILLS, PULMoNIo SYRUP
AND sEAWEED TOEIC.-Thsse medicines
, win cure Consumption, unless the lungs are so
fsr gone that the patient is entirely beyond the
reseh OF medical relief
may be ask ed, by those who are not fnmii-
! lar with the virtues OF these great remedies
9 Glow do Dr. sohenck's medicines eject their
D wonderful cures Of Consumption 2?
The answer is q simple one. They begin their
, work of restoration BY bringing the stomach,
ivsr and bowels int o an active, healthy condition
It i. food tia. cures this formidable disease
sohenck's Mandrake Pills act on the liver and
2 stomach, promoting healthy secretion. and re-
Z moving the bile and slim> which have resulted
from the inaotive torpid condition of these or
D xans and of the system generally. The .iuggish
E state of the body and the consequent aooumuis-
laL,ou OF the unhealthy substances named, pre-
: vent the proper digestion of food, and as nat
ur.l consequence ereste disease, whish results IL
prossrntion snd finally in aeath.
1 scAenoks Pulmonio Syrup and sesweed Tonic
when taken regularly, miBgie with the FOOD ala
tie digestive organs, make good rich blood, and
A natural con SEQ uen ca, give flesh and strength
9 IN the pstient Let the f.oulty say what thsy
msy, this Is the only true cure for Consumption
@ Experience has proved 1t beyond the shadow o.
n doubt. and thousands are to-day alive and vel
, who few years since were regarded as hopeless
O cases. but Who were Induced to try DR.. schenck'
ram sdies, and were restored to permanent healti
d by their use.
IT One of the fret steps the ply stefan should TAX
J with consumptive patient is to invigorate u
,. system. Now, how i. this to be done' "sain
" not BY giving medicines that exhaust Aad en-
II ervase-msdisines that impair instead of improv
" tn. functions of the digestive organs. Dr.
- sehenek's medicines cleanse the stomach an
% bowels of all substances which ave calculated {
= irr;,sts or weaken them. They create an appe
(. tte-proua ote heslthful dIgestion-make GOO
d blood and as q consequence, they invigorate an
ID serspgthen the entire stem, an more eapeelai
" those parts which are diseased. II this esnnc
be done, then the case must be regarded IS
hopeless one.
=" If the physician finds it impossible to max
~ q PATIENT FEEL HUNGRY, if the diseased perso
no cannot partake of good nourishing food an
n properly digest it, it is impossible that be on
ed gain in Hess AND strength it is equally impos
n ibls to bring a patient to this condition so lor
as the liver is bardoned with diseased bile, al
as the stomsch lsdsned with unhealthy slime.
as Almost the first request made to the physiciI
'io bv -onsuuptive patient is thst be will prescr
medicines that will remove or allny tbs coug
r night swests and ohils, which are the sure atte
~, dents on Consumption. But this should not
DONE for the cough is only al effort OF nature
he relieve itself, and the night s~eats and ohllis
ted caused by the diseased iunga The remedies G
ed d;nariIIy prescribed do more h arm than goo
es They i'm pair the functions ofthe stomach, impe
er heslthy digestion, and asgtevate rather th'
cure the diesss.
~ There il after sill, nothing Ike facts wi
which TO substanciste a position, and 1T is up
facts that DR. sohenck relies. Nearly all "
:. have taken his medicins in accordance with
at directions have not only been cured of Consum
-ht ton, but frona the fact that these medicines
with wonderful power upon tAe digestive orga
- patients thus cured speedily gain flesh Clear
ing the system of all impurities, they lay
foundation for e soId substantial structu
Restoring these organs to health, they create
r. appetite. The food is properly assimilated;
quantity OF blood is not only increased but it
made rich aad strong, and in the face of su
=. condition of the system sIl disease must be ba
ishud.
~ Full directions accompany each OF the me-
cines so that it is not absolutely necessary II
CD patients should see Dr.. Schenck persona
unless they desire to have their lungs examin
Advice given without charge, but for a thu
iii oush examination with the Respriometer
charge is five dollars.
Price of PuImoric Syrup and seaweed Ton
esch 81 so per bottle. or 81 90 half do1s
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