Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-09
DIR. StOuse's Celebrated
ANEANY DROPS.

| This valuable Carminative is safe, cffectual
speedy remedy for the diseases of young
cndren-such as Collie, Commissions, Restless.
ness Gripirg, Disordered Bowels, Green Stools,
Sour Vomiting, Flatulency, &c,
| Although possessed of anodyne properties to
sooth pain and procure sleep, yet 1t produces
those effects without leaving the patient i'll the
dull, drowsy, languid and listless state which
generally follows the use ofLeudanum, Patago-
ric, and the common carminatives of the shops, |
| The infant Drops are not offered to the public
as a new invention of empiricsm. On the con-
trary their merits have been tested by time
Ample experience for number OF years has
proved them fully adequate to the purposes
for which they are recommended, and SUPERIOR
TO all other Carminetives, Anodynes and Anti.
spasmodcs. Their character is already estab-
| lshed, and can be fully attcsted by numerous
families who have used, and Physicians who have
prescribed them. No family, particularly in
which there are young children; should be with
out them. Although particularly intended for
the diaeases of children, the Infant Drops are
equally effectual for grown persons inSpasmodic
affections generally, equity pains of the stomach
and Bowels, fit of the gravel or collie, &e.-
They are also an excellent remedy in Bowel
Complaint and Cholera Morbus
Ample directions for ali the above purposes
accompany the Medicine.
The following statements from gentlemen,
I "hooS ShiiNiSh MSiS oS'N'Ssy "'SNNN',
!, rcrcu strihinS INSTANCES vf N.s s"p~i'oi'y ~
the INFANT DnoPs, over the common carmina'
lives of the shops.
Philadelphia, March 18th, 1883.
have been in the habit of giving stouse's in
FAINT drops to my child, which was dreadfully
= afflicted with collie, pains attended with :
great deal of gripping and fatulency.-l
seemed at times almost in convulsons from
!. pain. used Dalby's carminative and De
!. wees carminative, unit the child was three
n months old, but they proved OF very little ser
Ice; in fact, the latter from its nauseousness
was almost always rejected by the child's ste
zach. A little temporary relief was afforded
BY Dalby's, but the symptoms soon return
ed as violent as ever. At the recommendation
If my brother-n-law, [who had given to hi
children with great effect;l commenced givin
g, l>r. Stouse's Infant Drops, prepared by Vaugha
y & Peterson. few doses entirely cured til
gripping, and each dose afforded effcctual relic
/; r the pain, which has almost left him.
$, have occasion to give the drops very seldom
y. not once in week. 1t has been four month
Nc since began giving it to him, the child is nov
- healthy from the use of those drops, and | ar
C nfdentI cannot recommend them too highly
THOMAS MULLEN, Manayunk.
il. NV child has been afflicted with severe collie
al aid occasionally bowel complaint gripping
es we used for some time Godfrey's Cordial, an
an then Dab,'s Carminative, but neither of thes
afforded much relief. The child continued 9
much afflicted as ever, until we began to Civ
it DR. Stouse's Infant Drops, prepared b
Vaughan & Peterson, which entirely cured tn
I'd bowel complaint in few doses and always +,
he lieves the pain which is not near so bad as whe
i'd we began the Drops, and we expect soon to d
without giving it any anodyne. The child
ed now six months old.
Price 25 conts Bottle.
DANIEL WOLF;
r. Germantown, March 21st, 1888.
Sold on agency at 25 cents per bottle,
- Y. B. VAUGHAN &c CO.
No4i3 Market Street, Wilmington.