Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
Dr. RMSk'S

n NFi-DYSPEPTlC, OF, SOUR STOMACH
1EAPHLS-an iafliliJic cure fer iRdigcstl0H--
These Bills have been highly approved of by those
who have used them for the above named disease,
and are prescribed by several physicians Of emil
hence IN this and other cities As proof Of Their
pre-emncnce over other remidles, the proprietor
inserts the following copy ola letter, dated
BALTIMORE CITY, 9th June, 1878
Dear Sir: / feel it my duty 10 acknowledge
the great benefit | have derived from the use Of
DIR. Rush's Anti Dyspeptic Pills. have sutier-
ed under that disease, M most Of MS forms, for up
wards of four yoars--nave trayelledmuch and had
the advice of several physicians, none OF which
were of much service TO me, and had lost almost
every hope ofever being restored TO health had
lost upwards of forty pounds OF flesh, and had be
come So weak, particularly IN my legs) that
found the least exercise excessively tatgung. /
had made use also of al the popular remedies
without benefit, and having accidentally heard Of
your Pills, / determined TO give them a tral, anti
ciDaine from the use Ofthem no better result than
had attended the use of all the other remedies J
had taken--but IN this ] was happily disappoint-
ed. I'm a few days ! found my appetite much
improved, my food rested easy on my stomach
my sleep restored, and IN the course Of a few
weeks / felt myself new creature. 10 is now
nearly four months since, and have no return of
the disease. Some Of my neghbors who | re-
commended the Pills TO, have used them with
like good effect Considering your Pills therefore
am Invaluable medicine, i cannot withhold my Fee
bic testimony in their favor.
am, sir, your obliged and humble servant
(Simcd)
J. r. HARRIS.
By Indigestion, Is meant loss ofappetite q great
1rIr t1.r %
the whole system. Heartburn or an uneasy SELL
sation of the heat about the pit Of The stomach,
which Is sometimes attended with nausea OF sick
ness ofthe stomach and vomiting be.chng up Of
Water which is generally sour, paleness Of the
couuenance, cOstveness, lauguor, giddiness, low
ness ofsprits disturbed sleep, palpiialon Of the
heart, hatulency, &c.
| These symptoms vary IN different persons some
experiencing more Of them, and someless, each
IN the order and degree Of his own particular
case These Pills act as powerful tonic, neu-
rallze me acid upon the stomach, gives strength
10 the dcDihtated organs Of digestion restore The
appetite remove nausea a. the stomach and ulli-
nately recover the health ofthe patient They do
not contain mercury IN any FORM nor do they sick.
en- the stomach as most purgatlve medicines do
Dut perform The Office ola safe and mild purgatiye
and are not surpassed by any medicine They ar,
therefore particularly calculated for family use.
/ lhe inventor Of these Pills was one ofthe mos
eminent practitioners Of medicine in the Unite,
states, and used them successfully In his prsctic,
for many years. They are not cot up a. nos
rum 70 deiude the eredulous, bu are recommends,
on the b1sis Of ruth and experience. In orde
llal may become extensively useful and within th
reach oil all, they lre offered al the low vice o5
cents per box. by
WILLIAM BUTLER, Druggist,
22l Baltimore street. and
J. CRUMBACKER. Ageaf.
Wheeling Va.
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