Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1836-04-21
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EHStIE; Subscriber having been furnished by.
,le<i yentor with tile Recipe for taese
Pitts, with c~zeiasirc authority to 'Irepnrc and
fend them they arc now offered 10 the Public;
by IHOMASlL. JUMP, Chomist..
Reigh,,N.C May IA, 1884
The AN'TI-DYSPEPTiC PILLS have been
most successfully employed in ailIosr every
variety of iunc;I6nal Oh ;ordcrjof The stomach,
Bowels, Liver and Spleen; sucll as ineaia burn,
ncid cructatiols, nausea, head-nch, pam and
dis;entionsOftli Stonracil andbowcls Iilcip,ciii
Diarrllea,C oiic, Jaundice, Il laa5tence labit,,ai
cosilvcness, l0ssofappelite, sick hcnd. ach, &c.
they are a safe itiid Comfortable ApcrieGit for
Fc'nalesdurilg pregnancy and subs 1nenrcon
tlncinent, relieving sickness ar :Iie stomach,
hcnd-ach, hcnrt burn and many:oft the nicide,-
tai nervous affections. LiicrarVIne M studen
and most other persons OF scdentary lluin.s,
lind them very convenient. THOSE who III
dulSe too freely IN the plcusures1 of the Table
hud speedy relief from the sense: of oppression
and the dIstension which foilOw,by taking the
Pills. Those who nrc drinking mineral waters
and particularly those from southern climates
and ague and fever districts, wiz find them a
valuable adjunct. Those wiloFare exposed TO
tue yicissiiudcs of weather, on voyages or lour.
neys, can take them at all times with perfect,
safety. In full doses, they are a highly cilica.
cious and safe Arti-biIious Medicine. They
seldom or never produce sickness at the st0-
DIRECWn&a
Whcnnn npericrt effects required. from one
10 three Pills may be taken n, bed time when
u catliartic. from three to six. The patient soon
learns to adapt the dose to his own wants. 4,
Jnuhdicc, take two, morning, noon and night,
oiowiiiS them after the first day with EPSON
Salts, i'll the morning-Rcpcat them several
days. In Collie. from two to six. according to
the urgency and violence of the case, and re-.
peat item every hour until relief be obtained
IN acid stomach. hcad-ach, heart burn, &c.
take one or two, from once to thrice n day. rs
may be required. In distention fion n too fll
of i'hpriident meal, or from eating fruit one
or two, half am hour after eating. III Piles
one, two or hlrcc, nj bed fine, as may be ne
cessnry ID have II laxative effect; and MS nh NJ
terat'e III arrangement of the Liver and
Spleen, one, three times day. In all chronic
diseases OF the digestive organs, the use of thu.
'iiis should be perscvcrcd in for some length
OF 'lmc and IT should be remarked, thai their
benefits are often obtained inIcncndcnt of n,,y
c%nthartic effect. Ordinarily, no change in die,
Is necessary, yet II II II safe rule to choose suci,
articles of food as arc found Icas, To opprcss
the stomach. Children may take one. Two ors
three, recording - age. They are particular
" ,ss'ui 10 them. when disnrdcrcd by eating
acid fruits. They may be safely aduutcd a. n
common domestic medicine Tor every mcmh.,
OF n family who Is old enough to take n Pill
rs an ANri-BII.IoUs medicine. from 3 to TO e
may be taken nj bed time. and followed in the
morning lif necessary by any of the Salts or
Mineral Waters.
The following history Of the Pills. and cvi.
dencc of their efficacy, has been furnished me
by DR.. Bcckwi,l.
Dear Sir: More than twenty vcors ago. |
had resided several years in one OF tho princi.
pal towns IN The low country in this State. en-.
pIoyed in the practice. of Phvsic. when in con.
sequence OF ah attack of Ycllcw Fever, sue
cc'df'i by a pralractcd qnartan aguc, | was
coiiPciGd to change my residence. and settled
w t''s GUY. My Liver and Spleen had be-
come enlarged, and their fmuctinIs greatly de-
ranSed. l had frequent and obstinate attacks
OF JaIndIce with attendant, or perhaps consc-
gtcnt, Dyspepsia, IN many Of its distressing
forms, Asreably to the usual medical trent.
'ncnt. different preparations OF Mercury were
used in conjunction with other remedies, bur
with the uniform effect of producing an cxtcn-
sivc inflammation upon the surtnce resembling
Ervsipclas, and known to Physicians bv the
name OF Mcrcurial Erythema. was at lrngrl.
Obliged TO ahantioI its use altogether, aud 10 ink
my resources Tor some substitute for Mercury.
under such peculiar circumstances. After much
investigation and many trials, the composition
of these Pills was hit upon. and answered nv
utmost wishes and expectations. NV health
was perfectly restored. and although since iha,
| tNlTpi. u u Iht bout SSNCi tlstEh III bIllOt
fever, arising from exposure to the vicisirdcs
of n southern climate. while engaged in extern
sivc professional pursuits, l have never taken
one particle Of Mercury i'll any form, and still
enjoy sound health. Having subsequently, fire.
qucnt occasions {" prescribe for cases of n similar
character, but nnder II great variety Of moliii-
cations, tho Pills came into very common use
in my practice; and rs the afflicted arc usually
communicative of their complaints aud their
remedies, each has contributed to extend the
reputation and Use Of the Pills. till at length tho.
demand for them greatly exceeds my leisure to
supply. With regard to your request for GER
iiiicatcs Of their efficacy. | could furnish more
than yom would be willing to publish, from per.
SONS of both sexes, and amon. the most intclli-
gent in the State, but I think it very idle. ms
they are seldom of my value beyond the i'm
mediate circle of the writer's acquaintance. I
will, however, give You two which were sent
Inc by Physicians, whose integrity and profess
sional responsibility arc sufficiently established.
Beyond this, the Pills must rest upon their own
intrinsic value. | am personally answcrablc
for their composition, aud for their applicability
to the cases in which they are recommended
They contain no Mercury. nor any other Mineral
they arc purely vegetable. To pretend tina, they
are an infnHbe remedy in every state ofdisrasc
Tor which they are rccommcn lcd. would he
nonsense: but chat they have been proved 10
be- more generally and extensively snfc and
useful than any other article of the sort with
which l am acquainted, I confdcntly assert
from ample experience. They have for many
years been the established domestic mcdicirr
in mary frniiics in ,i'i.renr sections of this
State, US well ~ III my own.
Yours, &c,
JOHN BECKWTTH. NJ. D."
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