Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-17

Professor Munyon says: "The idea that one
must take 'spring Medicine Is . great mis-
take. It 10 true that 1t this season Of the year
many changes take place In the human body
that affect the blood. liver, kidneys end nerves,
but IN healthy people these changes occur
without the help of medicinea In fsCt. IL d Q
sin against nature to take drugs Of any kidd
into the body unless one Is III. The so-OalIed
Spring Medicines for the blood are also bad
because they pretend to cure all diseases with
one combination of medicines. n your stom-
ach Is out of order 1t b absurd to take rheuma-
'tism medicine; you have q cold, . kidney
remedy not only does no good, but may do
harm; II your liver Is sluggieh q nerve cure is
useless In fact, there u only one way to cure
promptly and permanently, that is BY treating
each phase Of disease with the appropriate
remedy. "A separate cure for each disease
Is the grand and true principle on which the
Mmyon system Of treatment has gained its
marvellous SUCCESS.
III you have an April Cold, the FIRST thing Is
to cure the cold, Is this is the season when
Grippe and Colds have . DANGEROUS tendency
to develop into lung diseases and catsrrh.
The most obstinate colds yield In few hours
to Munyon's Cold Cure. Pneumonia, catarrhal
diseases and throat troubles are always pre-
vented by thisremedy. Where Colds are com
plicsted by . Cough, the Cold Cure should be
The debihtsted condition which affects
many people In the spring season Is Nsture' 3
warning that some organ is weak and often
precedes serious disease. 1t Is condition
which needs careful investigation, and which
calls for treatment, not with spring medicines,
but with the remedy that will remove the
cause. II the stomach In disOrdered. Mum
yOn's Dyspepsia Cure viii act as . stomach
tonic and bowel regulator, assisting digestion.
and curing such symptoms as pain or soreoess
In the stomach, iadigosti0n or distress after
eating fullness IN the stomach. shOrtnesB OF
breath poor appetite, coated tongue. sour or
bitter raising from the stomsch. heartburn.
wind ON the stomach, constipation, dizziness,
faintness. and lost energy
1T the kidneys are Affected, the laneAid,
dragged-out feeling Is accompanied By pain in
the back dark circles around the eyes, head
aches, and deposits of red sand or mucous In
the urine Munyon's Kidney Cure ID grsran-
teed to cure IS per cent Of al forms Of Kidney
disease.
"when the liver b disordered. the whole
system feels the presence in the blood Of the
poisonous substances left by the defective &C.
ton Of this organ. In fact, the condition isone
of general poisoning. There isdepreaion of the
spirits tired, WORKOUT feeling al the time. bad
taste IN the mouth, schiug and Soreness I'm -
right side, backsehe. and aches and pains q
over. MunyOnb Liver Cure stimulates thU
liver 70 healthy action. and makos . perfect
cure BY removing tie cause.
Impoverished, thin and impure blood II IL
foundation from which many diseases arise IN
the Spring DoushR The poor quality of the
blood results n general low state of hoalth,
loo Of energy and vitality. he patient takes
cola easily, and the colds arc obstinate, Lead
ing TO catarrh. rheumAtisn anA neuralg1A.
Munyon's Blood Cure not only purfnss ~
blood. but makes new blood, rich IN noursh-
Dent that invigorates the whole sys1o0 u
aids the healsAful action Of auShe Wgons q
tie body, revits1ises IN TIE tin1oos, psoooopr
appetite, drives out s1Ein disuanss, br1nru
healthy color to TIE chee1u, o1ooss the en-
plexi0n ~ tones up the nogveu. AlpeElne
e0mpletoly ths 0rnGgeA-oat, t1Eo1 Ioun1x.~
No nAsesr what - disease. GAogo be Nm
Jon speel0c with which yoa - opeonr -
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