Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1836-04-21

NS"iN hCttlI - tllul SlIu 4flGIs
curlnl Diseases. particularly Ulcers and painful, af.
fections of the bones, liberated Throat and Nos
trns, Olcers oil every description, Fever Sores, and
intcrna! Assesses, FistuFas, Piles. ScaId Heads,
Scuryey, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Erysipclis,
Blotclles, aud every variety of Cutaneois Aztec
ton, CHRONIC Catnrrh, IIeadlcl,e, proceeding from
AZ acrrd butlor, Pain III the Stomach and Dyspep-
sia, proceeding from vitiation, Affections of the
Liver, Chronic inflammation of the Kidneys, and
general debility, caIsed, by n torpid action of the
vessels OF the skin. Iii sing uIarly efIicacious in
renovatng those constitutions. which hive beer,
broken down by injudicious treatment, or juvenile
irregularities. In general terms, it is cbmm
ed III all those diseases which, arise from impurities
ofthc blood. or vitiation Of the hulnors, OF what
ever name or kind.
Some Of'tlle above complaints NAV reou;re coma
trlfinig assistant applications, which the circunn-
stances oftie case will dictate; but FOR a general
remedy or P1rifcafOr, 10 rcmore the cause. The
lSDISS's PAsAcEA will generally. be found suli-
cient :.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The proprietor offers this preparation to the pub.
lie, with the CONSCIOUSNESS that he is placing within
It's reach a remedy capuble ofrelieving many ofhis
iiicied fellow being, who are suffering under the
various chronic and obstinate complrints ia which
1t is applicable. To such it will prove of incalcu-
liable value, a. the means, and in many cnses. the
only means of relieving their snfferings, and restor-
ing them once more to lnenlt, and happi,,ess.-
his Ia not offered as acommon remedy, that NAV
per chance he equally good with many Others now
nrse, but one which l.: capable of saving life in
many extreme eases Wien all the usual remedies
fnl. This 1t has done repeatedly; and this is the
reputation il las obt;incd wherever it has been in
troduced.
1t 's only ahouttlrec years since this preparat;on
was presented to The public; but in tI,nt short space
OF time, some hundreds OF pcrsons might he found,
who would solemly declare tina; ;hcy believe Tint
their lives were saved by II. and in mos, cases after
they had tired many and perhaps all the common
remedies III vain. Wherever it is known il ia
rapidly coming into use. and this affords the most
substantial and convincing ~proofof its merits.
HE value OF the Panacca is most cunspicuousi in
those long standing and sypl,ilitic and scrof,lons
affections which have detied all other remedies.
ana particularly in those cases where mercury has
been so iavisl'ly used as to cause distressing pains
IN the bones nodes, mcrcurial ulcers, arrangement
ofthe digestive organs, DC. These it completely
removes, and i'll all eases it entirely erudicates the
diseases and the effects of mercury, rcnoyates the
constitutions, and leaves the patient sound and well.
In Rhclmaiisnis and in liberated Sore throat, its
Happy effects are not less apparent, giving almost
immediate relief.
Taken i'll proper doses, THE IxDIAS's PASAcEA
opcraicS as All Alternative and detergent; n diapho-
retic diuretic and laxative; an antipusnnodic and
alodyie; aila III proper cases. rs astomachic and
om"vr"Scsr-' tsrrr-rrfty xrre---n.rrfrcTrus
;l the sccrctions and excretions. gives tone to the
stomach. and eXciics action in the glands in q par
t'cular manner. From these principles its opera
tons may he understood.
This medicine has been found highly useful i'm
many ambiguous diseases not ,,ere specified, and
II has been used with wonderiuis,lcce lis II Spring
ana f"H i,"r!.n'r. by those who are subject 10 COM
plants ofthc chest, and whose constitutions r~quire
new viSor. Such persons will do we'll 70 Use two
or three bottles in small doses. Whenever diet
drink Is considered necessary, tbs Panucea. taken
IN n small dose. will answer all its purposes, in
much less time. nj les, expense. and in a far more
agreeable manner :han the common diet drink.
The following certificates. ont of hundreds SINH
llr which might be procured are given to show
the effect of THE INDIAN's PAwAcEA, in the vari-
ons complaints therein mentioned; and also to
eHlibiti in the most satisfactory manner its superb.
ority over the syrnps in common Use.
CASES or EUM4 T?SM
CHARLESTON. Nov. 10, 1881.
During the lastwintcr and spring, l was afflicted
with n very severe and distressing Rheumatism,
occasioncd by exposure to bad weather. I now
take great pleasure in stating. that six bottles of tho
hdinn's Pannrcn, restored me to perfect health,
and | confidently recommend it TO Ill similarly of.
flicted. JOHN FERGUSON, King st.
|. CHARLESTON, March g, 1899.
f Twas seized. about three years since, witha dis
tressing Rheumatism. caused by taking a severe
cold while under the influence OF mercury, and
which has disabled me from business nearly ever
since. During this period l have been II patientin
the Marine Hospital. in this CITY. upwards of four
months, and nearly the same length of time in
the Baltimore Hospital. and tried almost every
remedy. with little benefit. On the 10th of Feb.
last. nj that time scarcely able to move about upon
crntchcs. | commenced the use OF The Indians
P0nncca. In one month I found myself entirely
free from pain. and am now happy to state that I
consider myself perfectly well.
WM. TUCKER. l3 Market ST.
C.iSES OF SCROFULOUS ULCERS.
New YORK, Sept. 10, 1890.
This may certify. that in the fall OF is:s,, l was
seized with Il swelling in my neck and face, which
afterwards uice.nted and became. large glnlstiy
ulcers in my neck. Alter trying several Physicians
to no advantage, | wentto Philadelphia, and placed
myself under The care Of Drs, Physic and Beach,
when, after repeated sallvations to no effect. ! was
pr0noulccd utterly incurable. afterwards I took
tmtM'y bmticS Of Srain's PGndcr0 and eight josUcs
Of Poner,s CathO'ic0n. with no material bcnetii.-
DeSpairing ofGte, Which. had now become a bur
then to me. ! returned totny parents in New York,
IN l"29. and gave myself up to a lingering death.
Hearing OF the great success o. TIE Indinn's Pann-