The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-01-13
sRu0xAx NOTIONS.
Hew to Cure Consumption

THE PHILOSOPHY OF DE-. soHAhok
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- krox th.t !. diseased liver sno sso.'''
- -. -. .nttre sysseml Tne piainest
-.n Ease tench this, sad Jet
| pf''e-f go ridicule the idea, and |
| speio aa' Sc which Rlmost inevitably |
e'h anu. - .enatursly to .hs grave. Living, |
D"as 10Y of people do, asromPlese vsri. |
-. che lava of nature, 1t must be appar- |
AN' ID that, soonsr or latsr, nature viii re-
GU "a herself. Hence we find that persons who
,aduls. to sxccss in tho use of very rich indi
g.,tibls food or insoxiosting drinks, invariably
pay . heavy psnalty in tbs end. The stomach
becomes disordered and refuses to so:; the liver
fails 20 perform its functions; dysPspsia and
Its as.saAsnt evils follow, and still the suffering
individuals persist in elinginx to the thoroughly
exploded ideas Of the past. DR.. schenck's med
icines are recommended to al such. Thsy bring
sure and certain relief wherever they are used as
directed, and all that 10 necessary to establish
thslr rrpatation with every ailing man or wcnan
in the land il Affair and impartial trial OF them.
Let thoss who are skeptiral on this point, and
who have permitted interested persons to prsju-
dice them sgainst these now celebrated remedies
foe consumption, discard hsirprejudices, and be
governed by tbs principles { reason and common
senss. If the system Is discrdersd. depend upon
It. In nine cases out of tsa the seat Of the disor-
der viii DO found 1t the stomach sad liver. To
c,ssnss and invigorats the stomach ana to slim
uIa to the liver TO healthy action. use
suHENoK's MANDRAKE PILLs--The
Sssly Increasing demand for these pills IL the
bss: evidence of their value Thousands upon
thousands of hoxes ere sold daily. Why Sim
ply hecause they act promptly and el1cishs4y.-
Irvslids who nsy not hnd il coavcnisnt to call
en- Dr. schenck In person, are Informed tina. fun
directions for use accompany each pacxs OF the
MANDRAKE PILLS. PULM0NIo SYRUP
AID sEAWEED ToNIO.-Thsss medicines
viii eurs Consumption. unless the inngs are 30
far gone that the p2tisns is entirely beyond the
rsech OF medical relief.
Itnsv 30 asked, by those who are net fa.rAi-
| isr with the virtues of these great remedies,
.srov do Dr. Eohenck's medicines effect their
wonderful cures Of CousumptioaI'
The suswer Is a simple one. They begin their
wosk of restoration By bringing the stomach,
ivsr and bowels into active, healthy condition
| 1t il food that cares this formidable disease
scheuek's Mandrake Pills act on the liver an
stomach, promoting healthy secretion, and re-
moving the bile sid slimz which have resulted
feona the insctlve torpid condition OF these or
ssns sud of the system generally. This slugsish
state OF she body and the consequent ssouznuia-
Iatior OF the unhealthy substances named, pre-
vent the proper digestion of food, and as nat
ural consequence ereats disease, wAioh results In
proasration sna finally in ueash.
schelck's Pulaaoaie syrup and seawesd Toaio
when taken regularly, mingls with the food, ala
the digestive organs, make good, sioh blood, and
as 8 natural consequence, give flesh and strength
to thu pat,ent. Let the faculty say whet thsy
msy, this is the only true cure for Consumption.
Experience has proved it bsyond the shsdow OF
q dosbt, and Thousands are to-day alive and we'd
| who few years since were regarded SIS hopeless
cases. bas who were induced to try Dr.. schenek's
remedies. and were restored 10 permanent health
by their use.
One OF the first steps the ply stefan shonld take
| With @ copsunptivs patient is to invigorate the
| system. Now, how is this to be dones 'ersain-
IL not by giving medicines that exhaust and en-
ervate-nediaines that impairinstesdo of improve
the functions Of the digestive organs. DR..
Seheneks medicines cleanse abe stomach and
bowels Of ell substances which are calculated to
| frritase or weaken them. They create an eppe-
ti.a--pron ote hsslthful digestion-make good
blood. and as b consequence, they invigorate and
sersngthan the entire System, and more especially
| those parts which are diseased If this cannot
| be done then the case must be regarded IS a
hopeless one.
! If the physician hnds it impossible to make
| PArrgsz yHEL HuzGHY, If the diseased person
| came partake of good nourishing food and
properly digest it, 1t is impossible tbst he can
gain in lash and strength it is squsiiy imposs-
isle to bring patient to this condition SO long
az the liver is hurdened with diseased bile, and
the stomach ladsned With unhealthy slime.
Almost the FIRST request made to the physician
by eonsumptive patient is that he will prescribe
medicines that will remove allsy the cough
night swests and oaiiis, which the sure atten.
dants Consumption. hut this should not be
done, for the cough is only effort of nature to
relieve isself and the night sweats and ehilis ars
caused by the diseased lungs The remedies or
dinsrilIy prescribed do more harm than good
They impair the functions of the stomach, imped'
healthy digestion, and asgzsvate rather thar
cure the disssa.
There il after ell, nothing like facts will
which TO substanciate a position, and 1t ID upol
facts that DIR. sehenck relies. Nearly all VIII
have taken his nedicins In accordance with hi
directions have not only been cured of Conaump
| ton, but from the fact that these medicines &C
with wonderful power upon tAe digestive organ
patients thus cnred speedily gain flesh. Cleans
, ing tho system of oil Impurities, they lay tn
foundation for solid, substantial structure
Restoring these organs to health, they create o,
appetite. The food il properly sssimiIated; tb
quantity of blood 10 not only Increased but it IL
made rich and strong, and in the Ease of such
condition Of he system ell disease must be ban
ished.
Full directions accompany each of the medi
cines, so that it is not absolutely necessary ths
patients should DIR. Sehenck personally
unless they desire to have their lungs examined