Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
EDr. RWSES

n NTIDYSPEPTIC, OF, SOUR STOV,c,
EAPILLS--0n tyallible Cure for iadir,-'.'',
these Pills have been highly approyodofb,.
who have used them for the above named
and are prescribed by several physicians III
hence in this and other cities. As apoofof,
pre-eminence over other remidies, die pr,-
inserts the following copy ola letter, da.ej
BALTIMORE CITY, 9Th June. l,o,
Dear Sir: feel II my duty TO acknor'
the great benefit ! have derived from he M.
DIR. Rush's Anti Dyspeptic Pills. have
ed under that disease, N most OF ITS forms. ~.
wards of four years--haye travelledmuch ari
the advice of several physlcluns, none Of MA
were of much service TO me, and had los,sL
evory hone fever being restored 10 health. N
lost nnwards of forty pounds OF flesh, and l,il
come so weak, particularly IN my egsl l.
| fund the least exercise excessively taulun,
had made use also of all the popular ren,r
viihouf benefit, and having accidentally la,.l
vour Pills, determined 10 give them uil. .,.
cipating from the use ofthem no bolterreuih,
| b5d attended the use Of all the other rtmeli,.
| lad taken--but IN this / was happily dis,so,i,.
led I'm a few DAYS l found my appetite
improyed. my food rested easy on my SION 4
nv sleep restored, and in the course ola ~
yeeks felt myself new creature. Il Fr,r
nearly four months since, and have no reu,n e
me disease. Some of my neighbou whoIr
Icommended the Pills to, have used them w
ike rood effect Considering your Pills the,,i,
m Invaluable medicine, | cannotwithhod nyk
BE testimony in their favor.
| am, sir, your obliged and humble servant
(Sipei)
J. X. HARRIS
By Indigestion, is meant loss ofappetiie a ga
weakness, particularly Of the legs and wasting
me whole system. Heartburn, or an uneasy "a.
alton of the heat about the pit Of the sionld
Which is sometimes attended with nausea OF ad
ness ofthe stomach and vomiting, beIchmg up q
water which is generally sour paleness ct d.
countenance, cUsuyeness, languor glddlnea, eB.
ness ofspirits, disturbed sleep, papianon Of o.
ueart, faulency, &c.
These symptoms vary in diierontpeson'gu
experiencing more Of them, and somele9i sa
IN the order and degree Of bis own puug
case. These Pills act as a powerful tonic o..
rallZc the acid upon the stomach, gives sItrr.
20 the debilitated organs of digestion, Restore d.
appetite, remove nausea at The stomach, and 8,
natcly recover the health ofthe patient. Th9i
not contain mercury in any form, nOy DO they la
en- the stomach as most purgatiye medclns a
but perform the Office ola safe and mild purglt
and are not surpassed by any medicine. Ihg %
| therefore particularly calculated for ilmiyue
The inventor of these Pills was one oiihe rt
eminent practitioners Of medicine in lhe llis
States, aud used them successfully IN bis purt.
for many years. They are not got up as 20,
tum TO delude the eredulous, bu are recomr
on the basis OF truth and experience ~ Fi
that may become extensively useful and within b.
reach otal, they are offered at the low vice al
cents per box, by
WILLIAM BUTLER, Dmegt
22l Baltimore street. ,rt
J. CRUMBACKER, Aqot
WhccingN
| Wleelmg, july 3Oh, 1893. eoWlY