The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
and Consump Ves--
Further Observation oy
DR.. Schenck.

A period of nearly forty years, NOR H"" 'he
average duration of human life, devo eHeiu-
sively, without intermissieu, to the St oi any
one subject, must undoubtedly rendefie most
proficient and expert in that partienls'"hch'-
This fact has perhaps, been moro forcihliuStra-
ted in the life Of Dr. Joseph H. Schemes Fhila-
delphia, in his researches and investi='hs INTO
the causes, prevention and cure Of compton,
than any other living man. The DR.. has &c great
remedies. ScHENcK's PuIMoNrc SYRrPHENeK's
SEAwERD TOXIC. aud ScHENcK's MANDh Pills,
discovered and used by him in the treant Of all
Pulmonary affections, have SO thorouy stood
the test and experience Of time that lay they
may be said to occupy an andisputed T. no one
having the efTrontery TO combat agai or deny
the great restorative powers of thesedicines,
backed. a. they are, by the living tuony of
thousands who, under other treatmen4d been
given up TO die. Satisfied with the efeeness of
HIS preparations, Or, Schenck has de- much
study and research during the past fe'ars rs TO
the most acceptable and beneficial elm or con
a,otiyc- during the winter season, a ID when
jhe patient owing tc sudden chaugesthe tenn
Z peraturc, il liable to fresh colds, whilthough
zht and apparently trifiing in their c ter, are
a. much to he dreaded and guarded al as the
disease itself Among our most ceIerd ply
sieian-, for years past, there has beereat di-
yersity of opinion as to the choice Ornate for
consumptives during our fall and wi nonths.
The state Of Minnesota, especially III around
81. Paul has perhaps heretofore before gen
orally recommended than any othocality.-
Here the atmosphere il generally dry, the
winters commencing with our early and run
ming late into spring, with thermer almost
invariably below the freezing poinpousands
of consumptiycs have gone there time to
time, and while few have been btted and
still fewer cared, the per centace Of yeries has
, been 80 very small that physicians anlers have
OF late deemed 1t unwisc to send ifls TO that
, far out-of thc-way ice bound region, TO return
: wit, fresh contracted colds. and thease so far
advanced a. to be incurabIe D1hrnck Ii
among the few physicians who Endorsed
Minnesota or any other cold rcgIoulonsump
uycs, but alway, favored and reeonded tn,
mild aud genial climate characterize Florida
Several year, since the Doctor IL his first
circular to the public, advising eous'i,r- TO .,
to Florida in winter. This aunoment wa,
h,rallgd ssrou-hout she pr.ss OF thmtry, an,
ia very short rime hundreds OF i'll availe'
! themselves o the Doctors advice, "a was no
(. given unit, he uimsel. had taken TRIO Florida
- ANA mai. par-oaa investigation. of innate 20
ia tip- particularly th, tymptraars diserru
n points throughout tby STAT, and scl the pla
l cs- byii suited for Tine patient, A. time hu
TX few con>pmpt=yes ever went south, none eve
II venuued a. far down a. Florida, thered resor
being as stated. Minnesota aud sucIons. Tn
Doctors announcement soon eauschange i
~ n the order Of thing- Many who lried othe
oi points now located in Florida, whhe henef
derived WIS 81 apparent in such shme that to
daypatisnt- from all parts of the co 20 Their
by hundreds. Not only has D., Sc,'= theor
in rcearp to FLORIDA proven correcthe olmoi
ecr,aiu recovery Of all who have sthere, br
A. the advantage Of this State over tsota as
.' residence Cor consump,iyas II evid,T glanc
Ia Ut tine last United States census rep
I'd BY reference to the statistic shu the mol
sf tality from consumption, it appears the pei
ccuta.c Of deaths from this disease nue-ota
.s fourteen, while in Florida it is but 81 morta
he iry in the former state being within per ce
- a. much a. our own State OF Pennnia. F
:" better remain at home. surroundedrjends al
old associations than migrate to a ,tc local.
ey where the chances OF death are neallual, I
90 schruck ha- further discovered thar down
~ Florida, about Palatka, Enterprise aIeHonvi
the mortality is very light. there q. Jew II a
.. deaths from the disease. These are points p
tor particularly named by the Doctor a. Cuusun
tiyes Home ia winter During the s,est wea
- er north the thermometer at tne-rces sglc
geLs below seventy. hut more Oft ranges
among the nincticS. So -ari-'actory,e been
re-ults achieved by Dr. Sehenck froplyising
tents TO Florida that during the ver Pala
? Enterprise an. NeIonyille are crow with
q farirted wi d pulmonary disease.
A.e,y year, since and these plasa,,ra -
Z heard Of Uurjl Dr. scaeucl,, ~ airsy state
sued. ni- first circular advising uptiyes
to Florida il winter. The arrivals ,cb ye'
rapidly Increasing, so much so that t. pTcse
~ communication are being taxed to the utmos
an new and conmodious hotel will (. crrcte
,.ta summer both at Palatka and Rnterpic. tn
IA tor has just returned from anotheresanded /
a,.- observation through Florida. and silc ther
at suited with many OF MS old paaena all Of
by a Tree Use Of his preparations a1s the deli
IS. climate, are rapidly recovering.
OF cour-c tHerc are many conservatives WI
not the means to 20 to Florida. although the
Of living there aro very reasonable; in fact Il
Is. than Is generally the case IN places resortet
inyalids,where unpriacipled 4, alers very Oft
ahicton 10 profit To sucn. however. a.
- AFFORD thl- trip the Doctors aivicc Il ever, q
ways has been, AVOID TAXING COLD. and ii
; way to do this during the winter is to ct
warm room with regular temperature an
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