Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-06
DIR. DLOODGOOD'S
ELIXIR OF n e ALTR

/ DR.. BLOODGOOD'S
e l. * I u OF II E ALT n .
,, THIS Medicine was devised for the
cure Of that most distressing and prevalent
disease, DYSPEPSIA, aud its extensive
use for four years In various parts of our
country 81 the unparalleled success which
has attended its administration, album
i dainty prove that the effort v as fortunate
and successful; it has wrought numerous
cures Of disease which had Laff1ed the skill
Of the most eminent Pbysicians-and by
its universally salutary effect, is rapidly
gaining public favor. Its actions are
chiefly upon those great regulators OF the
system, the Stomach, Liver, Splean and
intestines, from arrangement of which,
spring most of the disease that affiict man
kind. Its action on the system is gentle
and friendly, removing morbid obstIuc-
tons Of all MISUNDERSTANDING healthy
neutrality-suspicious. the due action OF
the digestive organs, opening and disburd-
ening the system, without relaxing its
tone or impairing its vigo'. Hence its
adaptation to the whole train of diseases
resulting from deranged or debilitated
condition of the stomach or any of the d.
gestive organs. Also In Costive and Bill
:ious habits, and a general remedy for
numerous diseases ofthe stomach and liver
indicated by pain in the stomach, head
side and neutrality-suspicious. from food
gnswlng and sinking sensation at the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of mind--disturbed
sleep aud other nervous afections-Cold
hands and feet-Acidity in the stomach
General debility or weakness-Loss ofap-
petite, &c. &c. 1t possesses also highly
| top IT nd IL I'D, IL
qualified to restore the system to health
and vigOr when debilitated by fevers or
other diseases. For feeble and delicate
females and children, 1t is invaluable.
1t is also adapted to all those cases for
which DIR. Hooper's Female Pills is re-
commended, being a sure remedy for these
Affections.
1t is entirely botanical in its compost
ton, and may be used by both sexes of any
age, with perfect safety, without any
change of habit or diet.
New testimonials of its cures are fire.
'quently received, few of which follow,
and many more may be seen on the wrap
per accompanying each bottle.
"AbOut two years since, my wife be-
came severely afflicted with that most dis
tressing disease, DYSPEPSIA. her suf-
ferings from indigestion, pain, languor,
debility, depression Of spirits and nervous
affections were intense and almost insup-
portable. She followed the prescriptions
of regular physician for length Of time ;,
without any abatement of the disease.
Last spring I obtained a bottle of DR..
Bloodgood's Eh1ir Of Health, which she
began to use with much benefit and an al
deviation Of distress. and after having used
three bottles, was entirely restored to her
usual health. | can therefore recomme nd
this medicine as invaluable to the afflic
ted.
JAMES DOWNEY.
Monroe, 10th Sept. 1885.
Mn. H. EASTMAN
Sir-In travelling through
Ohio by stage, four or five weeks since,
l was suffering to an alarming extent with
Dyspepsia; I was SO bad that ! could not
eat any article OF ncurishment without in
creasing my anguish very much. We
stopped at Dayton to dine, and while the
other passengers were engaged at dinner,
/ accidentally picked up a newspaper and
saw your advertisement of DIR. Bloodgood'
Elixir ofHealth. l was then and am still
much opposed to the most of the patent
medicines of our country. But l was in
such a state of feeling that I was willing
to hazard an experiment, we're there even
a possibility of a partial relief. ] imme-
diately sent off and got one bottle q com
nenced taking it, and to my astonish-
ment as we'll as qualification, was instant
iy relieved. and by the time ] had taken
it all, could eat earthly with inPunity, q
thing l had not done for years, and my
health much improved every way. Fear
ing that had uot taken it long enough to
prevent its returning and having made in
quiry in all the Drug Stores in this city
and Baltimore without being able to OBJ
tain any, wish you. if possible, to send
me four bottles. You ought to make ar !
rangements to have it in every Drug Store
in tie L. States, for it is certainly a most
' aluable medicine.
am, Sir, Respectfully, yours.
JOHN NJ. WALKER.
Washington City, 18Th. Oct. 1888.
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