Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
DIR. BLOODGOOD'S
ELIXIR OF II y ALT II

THIS Medicine devised for the Of that
mast distressing and prevalent disease, DTSPEP-
SEds AID its extens for four years in various
parts OF our country, ard the unparalleled success
which has attended its administration, abundantiy
prove that the effort fortunate and successful;
IL has wrought numerous cures of disease which
had Laffled the skill of the most eminent Physi-
cians-and by its universally saIutsry effect. is
rapidly gaining public favor. Its actions are chief
" upon those great regulators Of the system. the
stomach, Liver, Spleen and intcstines, from de-
rangement of which, spring most of the diseases
that afhct mankind. Its action the system is
rentle'and friendly, removing morbid distinctions
of all MISUNDERSTANDING healthy secretions-pro-
noting the due action Of the digestive organs
opening and disburdening the system, without
taxing its tone impairing its vigo.. Hence its
Al aptaton to the whole train of diseases resulting
from a deranged debiiitated. condition of the
stomach any of the digestive organs. Also
Costiye and Bilious habits, and generai rem
edy for diseases Of the stomach and liver
indicated by pain in the stomach, head side and
houIders--oppression FROM food-gne wing and
sinking sensation at the stomach detection Of
mina--disturbed sleep and other afFec-
tions-Cold hands and feet Acidty in the stom-
ach-Generai debility or weakness-Loss of appe
tite, &C. &c. II possesses also highly restorative
properties, and admirably qualified to restore the
system to health and vigor when debiiitated 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
Dr. Hooper's Female Pills is recommended, be-
iax.a sure remedy for these Affections.
wis entirely botanical in its composition, and
Iay be used by both of any age, with perfect
safety, without any change of habit or diet.
New testimonials OF its cures are frequently re-
ceiyed, a few of which follow, and many more ma y
be seen on the wrapper accompanying each bottle.
EsAbuut two years since, my wife became Sc
verely afflicted with that most distressing disease
DYSPEPSIA, her sufFerings from indigestion,
pain, aEguor, debility, depression of spirits and
nervous affections were intense and almost insup-
f- G. IAun 1 nt~
uiar physician for length Of time, without any
abatement of the disease Last spring / obtained
bottle of DR.. Biocdgoods Eiirr Of Health, which
she began to use with much benefit and aIIcyi
alton Of distress, and after having used three bot
ties, entirely restored 10 her usual health.
can therefore recommend this medicine as invalua
bic to tue afflicted.
JAMES DOwNEY
: Monroe, 10th Sept. lS3.,.
Nm. II. Easr9sAs-
Sir-In travelling through Ohio b,
stage, four FIVE weeks since, suffering t
tl an alarming extent with Dyspepsia; was so ba
that could not eat any article nourishmen
without increasing my anguish very much. W
stopped at Dayton u dine, and while the othe
passengers were engaged at dinner, accidental
picked up Newspaper and saw your adv ertisemer
of DIR. Bloodgood's Elixir of Health I the
and am still much opposed to the most of the pa
ent medicines of ouricountry. But in sue
2 state of feeling that was wiling to hazard a
experiment, we're thefe even possibility of pa
tial relief ! Immediately sent off and got on
bottle and commenced taking it, and to my asto
ishment as we'll qualification, was Instantly r
lieved, and by the time had taken it all I cou
eat heartily with impt,nity, . thing had not do,
for years, end my health much improved eve
way. Fearing that had not taken it long enou.
to prevent its returning and having made inqu
In all the Drug Stores in this city and Baltirno
without being able to obtain any, wish YOU
possible, to send four bottles. You ought
make arrangements to have il in every Drug Sto
In the u. States, for it is certainly most valuab
medicine.
am, Sir, Respectfully, yours,
JOHN n. WALKER.
Washington City, 18th. Oct. 1885.