Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-06
Adagetea to persons Of evey.eapaciy.
Addressed to the citizens of the United States
of America
DY Dr. IOHNI CIRhJTD

- N''~ ~.s1SitS OF the Oniteu StdleS
/. of America
By DR.. JOHN ]. GIRhUD.
III basis OF the specific remedy. is simply
ooap-unives sally acknowledged TO be 4
great preserver of health. Thas without the use
OF soap there can be no cleanliness, and with
out eanliness no health, admits 1f no doubt.
soap has been acknowledged in medicine, for
many cea;sriss past, TO be powerful miigator
OF. he bile and anlidote containing mos,
sovereign anti pesuen,ial quality, which has
been conhrmed by long series of success - ard
by well .rled experience, it possesses an emf
nest ambitious virtue. which renders ii wonder-
1u 10 all levers. AID diseases produced by fer
men,ed and scrid bile.
CONTENTS.
d'tcle l. Ofthe Yellow Fever in general.
2. Il new methcd of treatment for the Yellow
Fever. adapted TO the capacity of every one.
5. The receipt to compose the specific rene.
dy.
o.. The use Off, as 4 preventive of the disease.
5 A list of cures eifsacd by the use of it in
divers epidemics.
3 The Treatment adapted 10 bilious, putrid and
malignant fevers, cholics, and other affections of
the same nature. and those which are produced
BY an obstri6ted perspiration
z. The means Of preserving health in the cri-
tical season of summer,
o. An address to the public, with q view to
guard them against the dang rous and common
abu:e OF some means generally adopted. well
10 prevent sickness as to cure il. This advice is
oithe last Importance, because IL correets pc.
pu'ar opinion often productive of injurious con-
sequences
9. On disorders the mos, prevalent and fatal
among children. ~ dissertation on the Cioep
followed by anew method equally secure and ca
sy tor Curing it And alsoi on,he means 10 pre-
vent and cure the Cboieyd Injanium This viii
render the tea,se OF inestlmabe utility, rs well
To private families hi town, as to those Ill the
Country, removed from the suecors and assis
lance which the faculty usually afford.
10 Lastly. wall be proved TO demonst' alton,
the necessity OF assistance promptly adu,niste red
III he Yellow Fever; without which there fol-
lows atotal dissolution OF our fluids. which no
thing can stop. And this will more forciblye
vince the advantages Of remedy easy 10 be
found, prepared and taken, which exposes to no
danger and containing ,he sure means of prevent.
ing the disorder IN the pre.disposition to it. and
OF removing it alter il mas made It's appearance.
NO person OF sense. father of a family,
ther person. can be Indifferent the of ST.
mIiar remedy. which assures mis- well being and
thar of his children and ntighbors.
CONDITIONS.
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sible speed.
H. 1t shall be handsomely printed in one vo.
Tune octave. on good paper, and will be deliver.
ed . nbscribers, neatly bound, at TWO Dollars
fifty Cents each copy, payable on delivery.
- At present the number of pages that the
work viii contain Gamer be ascertained. the pro-
ba5i!iiy is it will exceed three hundred.
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see proper TO take
Ofupwards of 141 persons cured by means
OF This remedy, in only one epidemic. have oh.
tanned and published the certificates of more than
100. merely with view 10 establish and prove
the period of my discovery and in my work
will make mention OF great number cured in
Ike manner III other epidemics For the details
of this. see the American and evening post of
June -. 1906.
ROBERT THOMSON. No, 81 south Second
street Philadelphia. being appointed agent, will
receive subscriptions for the above work.