The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-10
sPuOxAx MoTxoHs.
why Or. Echenck's Medicines ara
so POPULAR.

General demand? The answer is 8 very simple
ne: II is in demand because its healing pro-
,erties are greater than those possessed by any
,ther medicine in use for the cure Of Consump-
ion. 1t puri6es the blood-one Of the drst steps
owards a eurs. Without pure blood disease can
never be eradioated from the system. As well
expect water to run up Hill Of its own volition as
to cure consumption without complete purih-
,ation of the blood. This is the peculiar pro-
perty of DR.. Sehenck's Pulmonic Syrup. But
Il does more thsn this. 1t not only purites the
blood, but it allays irritation of the bronchial
tdbes. 1t collects and ripens the impure mat
tiers collected there, and enables the patient to
threw them eff by painless expectation: This
great syrup has another virtue. 1t possesses
nutritious qualities which give sustenance, and.
consequently, strength to the invalid. Now
combine these three qualities, and you have an
answer to the inquiry.
WHY rs THE PULMONIC SYRUP IN SUCH
DEMAND?
Thousands have testified 1t with complete sat
isfaetion; Thousands have used 1t and been
cured; thousands are using it and being cured
But DR.. schenek has other remedies. ThereAfe
other agencies to be employed in the cure OF
consumption, and he has provided them
If it be asked why Sohencks Msn0faAe rus
ara so popular, the question is answered as
readily as in the case OF the Polmonio SyrSp.
soBENCK's MANDRAKEPILLs
have almost universal application to human
diseases, And, though they have bssn mainly re-
commended n pulmonary cases, their virtues in
othsr InaIadies have been go completely aud sat
isfactorily demonstrated that tbs people viii
have them. Now, why are they so essential to
the cure OF consumption Because the ingreal'
ents of which they are composed set directly
upon-the liver, causing that important organ 10
throw off its torpidity, snd make hea'fhiuA Sc
cretions. The Mandrake Pills
CONTAIN NO CAL0MEh
to spread its poison through the patients sys-
TEN. Their operation is simple ana ehectusE.
By their use healthy bile is secured. As con-
sequence. impaired digestion is restored, food is
properly assimilated, good, healthy blood is the
result, and. OF course, strength is renewed, and
the great process of healing thoroughly inau-
surated. Whole pages OF newspapers could be
6Icd with testimonials from those vino have
used the Mandrake Pills ana been benefited by
them. thousand boxes are sold to-day whert
ten were sold four years ago, and the "ery is still
they come" The facilities for manufacturing
the n have become too limited, and, as eonse
qusuce, DR., schenck has been compelled to eres
l. L. - .,,J, -;
ing, to enable him to put up the requisite ma,
ohiuery to supply the constantly in srsasing de
mand for his great medisine.
BUT GOOD HEALTHY BLOOD
is not the only requisite. The patient need
strength. The entire system must be kept il
order. The weakened, sman eipsteS patientmus
have flesh put upon and strength into his limbs
To accomplish these great objects is the speeds
province OF
sCHENCK'S sRAWEED TONIC.
The sciGity Of the stomach, so distressing /
patients, and 80 detrimental to health, is effect
ally removed. The alkaline constituents Of tn
seawsed Tonic accomplish this. In addition t
this it imparts tone and vigor to the system, an
enables the patient to take the necessary indoo
exercise without exhaustion. This is vitality in
portsnt, though too frequently overlooked b
medical men. They advise exercise withou
! having the patient prepared for it. They te
| hln to 20 out into the cool, rasping air when
should be exercising moderately where the ten
pe,ature is suited 30 his diseased condition, al
thig too without giving him those remedies whic
ere calculated to impArt strength while the
assist in healing up the liberated lungs an
/ bronchial tubes.
/ In this brief recital, the public have an al
| swer to the question " WhQ are Or. SchcHck
medicines poPular2' The problem is solve
81 clearly that zone but those who are wilfull
! blind cAn tail to understand it. This wonderfl
sures that have been effected by DR.. sehenck
remedies, are the living, breatlng and movin
advertisements upon which DR.. Sohenek rsiie
They furnish the evidence that stands uDcoI
troverted and unoontroyertible. To them Il
public is referred, with the most implicit cont
dence, and to them DR.. Sohenck now triumph
anty appeals as irrefutsble proof of the Col
recsness of his oft-repeated assertion that
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
Doctor Scheuck's personol statement to Il
Faculty of his own cure was In these words:
"Msny years ago was in the last stages
consumption, confined to my bed, ana at OF
time my ph y sioian thought could not live
: week then, like drowning man catching at
straw, heard Of and obtained the prepsrstio
which now offer to tina public, and they made
perfect of 1t seemed to that
could feel them penetrate Ly whole system.
They soon ripenod the natter in my lun ys n
would spit up more than pint of ofensi
. yellow matter every morning for long time.
''As soon that began 10 subsids, my oOug
fever, pain and night sweAts all began to lea
me, an my appetite became 30 great that it "
with difficulty tina / could keep from eating
much. soon gained my strength, and hs
grown TO flesh ever since.
}. 81 was weighed shortly after my recovery
E. added the doctor, then looking like ms
J. skeleton, my weig bit was but ninety-seven ID
my present weight is two hundred and tWent
n five (225) pounds, and for years have enjoy
5. uninterrupted health"
e DR.. sehenck has discontinued his profession
visits to New York and Boston, but at his Off
e No. Is North Six tn street, between the hours
;, 8 A. NJ. and P. M, he or his son, Dr. J.
Schenok, Jr., sees patients every Saturday.
70 Those who wish thorough examination W
v the Respirometer will be charged So. The K
If promoter declares the exact condition of
|, lungs, and patients readily learn whetl
they oureable or not.
RS The directions for taking the medi zines are
al Rpted to the intelligence even of child. F
}, low theSe directions, and kind Nature viii
the rest, excepting that In some cases TIE Nj
drake Pills are to be taken in increased dos,
the three medicines need other accom- ma
g. ments than the ample instructions that acco
pEny them. First oreeteappetite. OF return
- health hu lgor is the most waIcome sympte
When il comes, as it will come,e he despair
at once be Of good cheer. Good blood at o
follows, the cough loosens, the night swea,
u abated. In short time both these 10 or
se symptoms are gone forever.
DR.. schenck's medicines are constantly x
z In tens of thousands of families As laxai
= or purgative the Mandrake Pills are stand
preparation; while the Pulmonic Syrup a
curer of coughs and cods may be regarded
proph ylaoterio against consumption in am
itsaforms.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and sesw
J. Tonic $3.50 bottle, or $50 half dozen. NJ
h drake Pills Is cents box. For sale by
lie druggists and dealers. mch16-dwi
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