The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-17

Why DR.. nchenck's Medicines are
so Popular.

general demand? The answer is very simple |
one; It's in demand because its healing pro
perties are greater than those possessed by any |
other medicine in use for the cure of Coneump- |
ton It purifies the blood-one Of the first steps
towards curs. Without pure blood disease can
never be eradicated from the system. As well
expect water to run up hill Of its own volition as
to cure consumption without complete purif-
cation OF the blood. This is the peculiar pro-
perty of DIR. Sohenck's Pulmonio Syrup. But
it does more than this. 1t not only purifes the
blood, but it allays irritation of the bronchial
tubes. 1t collects and ripens the impure mat
tiers collected there, and enables the patient to
threw them of by painless expectation! This
great syrup has anohter virtue. It possesses
nutritious qualities which give susteoanoe, and,
consequently, strength to the invalid. Now
combine these three qualities, and you have an
answer to the inquiry.
WHY Is THE PULMONIC SYRUP IN sU0H
DEMAND?
Thousands have testified it with complete sat
isfaction; thousands have used 1t and been
cured; thousands are using it and being cured.
But. DR.. schsnck has other remedies. Thereare
other agencies to be employed in the cure of
consumption, and he has provided them.
If it be asked why Scheneks Mandrake pills
are so popular, the question is answered as
readily as in the case of the PuImonic Syrup.
soHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
have al.nOst universal application to hnman
Diseases and, though they have bssn mainly re-
commended in pulmonary cases, their virtues in
other maladies have been so completely aud sat
isfactorily demonstrated that the people will
have them. Now, why are they so essential to
the cure OF consumption Because the gredi-
| ents Of which they are composed Sot directly
upon the liver, causing that important organ to
throw off its tOrpidity, and make healthful Sc
| oretions. The Mandrake Pills
CONTAIN NO CALOMEL
to spread its poison through the patients sys-
| TEN. Their operation is simple and effeotusl.
BY their use healthy bile is secured. As con
sequence. impaired digestion is restored, food is
properly assimilsted, good, healthy blood is the
result, and, of course, strength is renewed, and
the great process of healing thoroughly iuau-
gurAted. Whole pages OF newspapers could be
| oiled with testim ouisls from those who have
used the Mandrake Pills and been benefited by
them. 4 thous and boxes are cold to-day where
ten sold four years ago and the "ery is stiil
| they come" The facilities for manufacturing
qnsnce DR.. sohenck has been compelled to erect
a greatly enlarged and very magnificent build
ing, to enable him to put up the requisite ma
ehinery to supply the constantly Increasing de-
mand for his great medisne.
BUT GOOD HEALTHY BLOOD
is not the only requisite. The patient need
strength The entire system must be KEEP: in
order. The weakened, sman cipates paten u u st
have lesh put upon and strength into his limbs
To accomplish these great objests is the special
province OF
sCHENCK'S sEAWEED TONIC.
The seidity Of the stomach, so distressing to
patients, and detEiment tai to health is efeetu-
ally removed. The alkaline constituents OF the
sesweed Tonic accomplish this In addition to
this it imparts tone and vigor to the system, and
enables the patient to take the necessary indoor
exercise without exhaustion. This is vitality i'm
Portant, though too frequently overlooked by
medical men. They advise exercise without
having the patient prepared for it. They tell
him to 60 out into the cool, raspn air when be
should be exercising moderately where the tenn
petsture is suited 20 his diseased condition, and
| this too without giving him those remedies which
are calculated to impSrt strength while they
assist in healing up the liberated lungs and
! bronchial tubes.
| In this brief recital the public have an an
| swer to the question WY are Dr. SoAeHcks
! medicines SO populGrE' The problem ia solved
40 clearly that none but those who W!ifUlly
! blind can tail TO understand it. The wonderful
cures that have been effected by DIR. schenck's
remedies, are the living, breAting and moving
| advertisements upon which DR.. ochenek relies.
They furnish the evidence that stands uncop-
| troverted and unoOntrovertible To them the
public is referred, with the most implicit conf
| denos, and TO them DR.. Sohenck triumph
antly appeals as irrefutsble proof Of the cor
rectness of his oft-repeated assertion that
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
! Doctor Seheuck's persouol statement to the
Faculty Of his own cure was ia these words;
! "MAny years ago was in the last stages of
| consumption confined TO my bed, and at one
| time my ply sician thought / could not live e
week then like drowning msn catching at q
straw, heard Of and obtained the preparations
which 7 nov offer to the public, and they made q
perfect of It seemed 20 me that 1
| could feel them penetrate Eay whole system
| They soon ripened the mstter in my lungs, and
l would spit up more than pint of offensive
| yellow matter every morning for a long time.
as soon as that began to subside. my cough,
| fever, pain and night aWsGts all began 10 leave
me, and my appetite became 80 great that it was
with difficulty thai could keep from eating too
| much. l soon gained my strength, and nave
grown to flesh ever since.
| 81 was weighed shortly after my recovery"
added the doctor, "then looking like n mere
| skeleton, my weIg ht was but ninety lbs.
| my present weight is two hundred and twenty
i've {2Z5) pounds, and for years have enjoy cd
uninterrupted health"
DR.. schsnok has discontinued his professional
| visits TO New York and Boston, but at his office
| No. 10 North Sixth street, between the hours Of
9 A. M. aud P. M, he or his son, Dr. J. Il .
Schenok, Jr., sees patients every Saturday.
Those who wish thorough examination with
the RespirometeI will be charged S. The Res
| promoter declares the exact condition of the
lungs, and patients readily learn whether
| they are oureable or not.
The directions for taking the med zines are ad-
spted to the intelligence even of 9 child. Fol-
| low these directions, and kind Nature will DO
the rest, excepting that In some cases tie Man
| drake Pils are TO be taken in increased doses
| the three medicines need other accom- D ami
ments than the ample instructions that accom-
pany them, First createappette. Of returning
health hu ger is the most welcome symptom
When it comes, as IL viii come ,les he despairinQ
at once be Of good cheer. Good blood at once
follows, the cough loosens, the night sweat is
abated. In short time both these morbid
| symptoms gone forever.
| DR.. schsnck's medicines are constantly Kept
| in tens of thousands Of families. AS a laxative
| or purgative the Mandrake Pills are a standard
preparation while the Pulmonie Syrup "a n
surer of coughs and colds may be regard cd az
| prophyiacteric against consumption in any of
! it's forms
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and seaweed
Tonic $I.50 bottle, or 800 half dozen Man
drake Pills 20 cents box. For sale by all
druggists and dealers. mchI6-dwIy
Ladies, take Particular K0tice.