Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-22
DIR. BLOODGOOD'S
II j. x 4 q Of N II A l. II n,

THIS Medicine devised for the cure Of that
most distressing and prevalent disease, DYSPEP-
SlA, AID u" extensi. for four IN various
paSts Of our country and the unparalleled success
which has attended its administration, abunda nty
prove that the effort fortunate and successful
II has wrought numerous cures of disease which
had LaIned the skill Of the most eminent Pbysi-
cians-and by its universally saiutary effect, is
RAPIDLY gaming public favor. Its actions chief
y upon those great regulators Of the system, the
Stomach, Liver, Spleen and iDtestin~s, from a de-
rangement Of which, spring most Of the disc asses
that sfhct mankind. Its action the system is
gentle and friendly, removing morbid obstruction
Of all MISUNDERSTANDING healthy secretions-pro-
noting the due action of the digestive organs,
opening and dsburdeniny the system, without re-
1axing its tone or impairing its vigoI. Hence its
adaptation to the whole train of diseases resulting
from deraDged or debiiitated condition Of the
stomach any Of the digestive organs. Also IN
Costive and Bilious habits, and a general rem
edy for numerous diseases Of the stomach and liver
Indicated by pain in the stomach, head, side and
neutrality-suspicious. from food-gns wing and
sinking seDsatiOn at the stomach--dejection of
miDd--disturbed sleep and other nervous afec-
tioos-COld hands and fect-Acidity in the stom-
ach-Ceneral debility or weakness-Ioss of appc
tie, DC. &c. Ii possesses also highly restorative
properties. and is admiralty qualified restore the
system to health and vigor when debilitated by
levers or other diseases. For feeble and delicate
females and children, 1t is Invaluable.
IL - also adapted TO all those cases for which
DR.. Hooper's Female Pills is recommended, be-
ing sure remedy for these Affections.
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may DO used BY both sexes Of any age With pcrfec.
safety. without any change of habit or diet
New Testimonials Of its cures are frequently re.
ceived, few Of which follow, and many more NAV
% seen ON the wrapper accompanying each bottle.
"About two years since, my wife became Sc
vere1y afflicted with that most distressing disease
DYSPEPSIA. her suferings from Indigestion,
PAM Ianguor, debility, depression Of spirits ana
nervous affections intense and almost insup-
portable She FOLLOWED the prescriptions Of = reg
sIar PbysiciaD for length Of time, without any
abatement Of the disease. Last spring 1 obtained
. bottle Of DIR. BIoodgoods EIsir Of Heath. which
she began to use with much benefit and an .lievi.
atsoo o. dstress. and after having used three bot
ties, Vas entirely restored to her usual health, I
San therefore recommend this medicine a. inv alua
Bile 70 the afflicted.
Monroe, 10th Sept 1885.
Sir-In travelling through Ohio bv
stage. four or five weeks SINCE l was SUFFERING 70
an alarming extent with dyspepsia; was so bad
without increasing my anguish verv much W.
stopped ut Dayton to dine, and while the o,h.r
passengers were engaged at dinner, accidentalIy
picked mp Newspaper and saw YOUR adv rti.em.n,
Of DR.. Bloodsood's Elixir of Health. va. ,ha"
AND am stiil much opposed to the most of the nat
snt medicines Of our country. But 1 wa, in .,,ch
. state OF feeling that was willing TO hazard an
experiment, were there even a possibility of . 90
eial relief. ] Immediately sent off and ~ot ~.
petite and commenced taking it, and to INV aston.
1:hment a. we'll as qualification, was instan,Iv -.
'eved, and BY the time l had taken it all. I couIa
eat heartily with impunity, thing had not done
sor year.. end my health much improved everv
way. Fearing that had not taken il lone .nourS
70 prevent its returning and having made inquiry
IN All the Drug Stores in this city and Baltimor.
without being able to obtain any, wish Won Il
possible, to send me four bottles. You ought To
maze arrangements to have il in every DRUG s,,o-
the U. States for it is certainly most valuabie
am, Sir, Respectfully, yours.
JOHN NJ. WALKER
Washington City, 10Th Oct. 1885.