Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-26

why DR.. Rchenck's Medicines ara
so Popular.

why 0rs HCnenck G4eolCAnes are
so Popular.
Why is schsnek's Pulmouic Syrup is such
general demand The answer is a very simple |
Ii is in demand because its healing pro-
perties are greater tkan those possessed by any
other medicine in use for the cure of C%ODsump-
tion, 1t purifes the blood-ons OF the Erst steps
q ours. Without pure blood disease can
never be erpdicated from the system. As well
expect water to run up Hill Of its own %volition SIS
to cure consumption without q complete purih-
cation OF the blood. This is the peeulisr pro-
perty of DR.. Sohenck's Pulmonic Syrup. But
it does more than this. It not only purifes the
blood, but it allays Irritation Of the bronchial
tubes. 1t collects and ripens he impure mat
tiers collected there, aud enables the patient to
threw them of by painless expectation: This
great syrup has another virtue. It possesses
nutritious qualities which give suEtenance, and,
consequently, strength to the invalid. Now
combine these three qualities, and you hsve an
answer to the inquiry.
WHY IS THE PULMoNIC SYRUP IN SUCH
DEMAND?
Thousands have testified it with complete sat
isfaction; Thousands have used it and been
cured thousands are using it and being cured.
But. DR.. schsuok has other remedies. Thereare
other agencies to be employed in the cure oil
consumption, and he has provided them.
If it be asked why Schenok's Mandrake Pills
are so popular, the question is answered as
readily as in the case of the Pulmonic Syrup,
sCRENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
nave AlnOst universal application to human
diseases, and, though they have been mainly re-
commended in pulmonary cases, their virtues il
othor maladies have been so completely and sat
isfnotorily demonstrated that ths people will
have them. Now, why are they so essential TO
the cure Of consumption Because the il gredi-
ents Of which they are composed act directly
upon The liver, eaosin & that important organ to
throw of its t~orpidity aud make healtAful Sc
oro,ions. TIE Mandrake pals
CONTAIN No CALOMEL
to spresd its poison through the patients sys.
tenn. Their operation is simple and e~fsctusI
By their use healthy bile is secured. As q con.
sequence. impaired digestion is restored, food il
properly assimilate4, good. healthy blood is th'
result, and, of course, strength is renewed, ant
the great process of healing thoroughly inau.
gurated. Whole pages of newspapers could b,
fIled with testimonials from those who hav,
used the Mandrake Pills and been benefited b.
them. A thousand boxes are sold to-day wher,
ten were sold four years ago, and the "cry is still
they come" The facilities for manufacturing
thcn have become too limited, and, as 8 conse
quenoe, Dr.. Sehenck has been compelled to cree
a greatly enlarged and very magnificent build
Jag, to enable him to Put up the requisite ma
chinery TO supply the constantly Increasing de
maud for his great medicine.
BUT GOOD HEALTHY BLOOD
is rot the only requisite. TIE patient need
strength. The entire system must be kept i
order. The weakened, ,msncipstea pstientmus
have aesh put upon and siren 9Th into MIA limbs
To accomplish those great objects IS the speois
province of
sCHENcK'S SEAWEED TONIC.
Tie acidity OF the stomach, SO distressing Z
patients, and so detrimental to health Is sfTeetu
ally removed. The alkaline constituents OF tn
sesweed Tonic accomplish this. In addition t
this it imparts tone and yigor to the system, ST
enables the patient to take the necessary iadoo
exercise without exhaustion. This is vitality IN
portsnt, though too frequently overlooked b
medical men. They advise exercise withou
having the patient prepared for il. They tel
him to go out iuso she cool, rasping air when h
should be exercising moderately where the TEN
perAturo is suited 80 his diseased condition, AM
this too without giving him those remedies whicI
Ggg calculated to impart strength while the,
assist il healing up the liberated Iaass an.
bronchial tubes.
In this brief recital, the public have an an
swer to the question Hhy are IL. SeheHek
medicines So popplnr?" The problem il soive
go clearly that none but those who are wjlfuil,
blind can tail 10 understand it. The wonderful
cures that have been effected by DR.. schenck'
remedies, are the living, hreating and movinI
al yortisemeEts upon which DR.. SchcnGk relies
they furnish the evidence that stands uncon
troverted and uncontrovertibie. To them th
public is referred, with the most implicit conf
denee, and to them Dr.. Sahenck now triumph
antly appeals as irrefutSble proof Of the cor
~reCtness Of his of%repeated assertion that
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
Doctor Ccbenckrs UayHonol stRfpneDk TO IN