Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-09-07
UE EAETH.-BAILEY'S CHEMICAL
Nm COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF

SARSAPARILLA, for purifying thu blood, and
removing III dis ,as S arising from injudicious us
of Mercury, exposur, IS and imprud nci S in lif
S~crofuli, Kings Evil, Whit, Swelling, dis ,as 8
of the liver and skin, constitution Il weakn SIS,
chronic and n 'rvous aft ,ctions, &c. &c. 1t has
also been found a most useful spring md fall pu-
riff r of the blood. The rapidity with which
this articl, has sold, and the very Hattering r :
communications it has rec lived, are evidences
of its sup ,rior ~cfficicy. The subjoined ar, a.
mong the communications in the hands of the
proprietor:
In C ling attention to the medical virtues of
this cslebr I'D plant, l would advert to the fict
familiar with every physici IN, that a numerous
class of diseases arise from that impure state of
Oh, blool, which this activ, r,medi j agent is so
cfficacious in purifying. The great importlncs
attached by msdIciI prictitioners TO tno proper
ties of the S lrsap irilla has eng g,d the att ,ntion
Of chemists, as to the mode of preparation in
which its virtues can be most advantIg ously
CO nbined. Their experiment have resulted in
tn, discovery tn It the CHEMICAL COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT is decidedly sup ,rior TO any other form
in which it can be used. Sine, the introduction
of the Fluid Extract, it has grown into rapid and
extensive u.s., and IFS r 'putation is const .ntly in
crsasing. We consid r it one of the most vilua-
bic articl IS in thu M tJriI M ,dicl, and find a ma.
teri ! adv Mtg in the st md ird pr ,parition Of u.
inform str myth which is obtain ID by the Fluid
Extr ct. Its sup riority ov r the ID ~coctions and
Syruns sometimes made u.s. of, is strikingly appar
ent. It o5vi ties the n &c ,ssity of pr ,p iring fresh
&dscoctions every day; and does not surf it and
nus ,ato the stomach with thu l,rg proportion of
hug IT which lis to be taken with each 60 20 of th,
syrup, and which r,nd ,rs it inc publ, of holding
much of the pure ox'r ictive m 1T n in solution
One bottle of the Fluid Extract is fully equal to
a ga on of the syrup, or the decoction, as usually
T ) virtues of this valuable medicine cannot
b to extensively known, as Their, is scarcely an
irdi yidu | who would not be b sneftted by its use.
TIL, uniform testimony of medici men in its e.
vor, and the great succ So which has att ,nded its
introduction, both in hospitals and private prlc-
tice, is a convincing proof of its value, and of
ats sup priority over other pr,plr tons of the
Slrs ,plrill,. MEDICUS.
Mr.. G. G.. DRrsroL.-Dsar Sir: Please s,nd
mo four doz N botl 8 b Iil5y's~ Compound Fluid
Extract offs ,rsipirilli.
cinnot but cxpr, ss my highest sense of graft
fc ltion in tho result this c~xcsll,nt prop II ition
his hid In tho cur, OF Cutaneous Diseases. In
every rs, which has como under my pr ,ctic,, il
his h I'd the most c~onplstc succ ,ss. Not ono-
ev,n tn, most o5stin tie and long st inding-but
has r)c ,ivsd a p ,rm m mt cur, from this v nv OK.
cellent compound. In a section of country Ik [,
this, wh,rs the principal dis ,asos aris, from a vi.
ii tod stlte of the blood, ! think the introduction
of your pr pirltion will be of the most cmineut
ssrvic,
consider it the noatost pr,plration of s,rs,.
p1rilli I have ever mt with, and as such I un-
hcsitatinJly givs IL my urn ,st accommodation.
Truly yours. &C.
T. WHIPPLE, M. d.
For s,lc by G.. c. BRISTOL, sole propri ,tor,
20I nm str's', Buff 10. Prics rs cents psr
bottle.
N. B.-Observe that mono can b, genuine
without tbs signature ofthe propri tor in his own
hand writing.
uTaspublic arc cautioned ag inst a spurious
oreparation.
ArVus' 2 1895. &c
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