Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ PRESCR1PTION For THE CuRE On

medicine has been used BY manv
hundreds in the United States, and especially ia
some parts of the western country. II is recon
mendcd especially for the cure Of Dyspepsia, and
as general remedy, il has succeeded beyond the
most sanguine expectations of the proprietor.-
And tho increasing demand for those medicines,
is the best evidence that he could have, that the
expectations of the Dyspeptic have been fully re-
allied. This Balsam is intended TO excite the &C.
ton Of the liver, equalize the circulation purify
the blood, dispel humors, improve the state of the
skin, dispel fiatulency, and remove crudilities
from the stomach, and thereby prevent the gene.
ration of acidity and its consequences, in diges-
ton. II is an effectual remedy for habitual COS.
tiveness. 1t is wholly vegetable, perfectly safe.
Those who are troubled with costiveness, cholic,
sick headache, dizziness, of the stomach,
cold feet heart burn, water brash, swelling Of the
stomach wi IT'D pain after eating, raising the food
after eating, with beching; and those who are
much debilitated, accompanied with palp,tation
of the heart or with we kness and diarrhea, will
do well to avail thems Ives Of tho advantages to
be derived from the use of these medicines.
In Dyspepsia the patient should comm nee by
taking one half teaspoon full zone hour before
breakfast, dinner and supper. If this quantity
produces purging, af'er req or four days, the
quantity may be dt ctd so as TO prevent costive.
ness, and to continue use until health is res
tored but if this quantity is not sufficient to
obviate costiveness, it should be increased until
he object is accomplished. This balsam is per-
Getty safe, restoring health and vigor to the con.
sttution in so short time that patients are apt
to think their disease is removed at too early
period, and, therefore, omit the use of medicine
too soon. If the use of one bottle in any given
case, does not afford relief the patient need not
expect relief from its use. In those cases i'm
which this medicine will succeed its good effects
will be realized in few days; in that case tho
patient should persevere until a perfect cure is
effected. In order to do this, the tonic mixtur
should be taken at the same time. See directions
on the bottle.
Il Tonic MxTURE.-This medicine is designed
TO give tone to the system. It isthe most pow
erful vegetable Tonic and Carmative it strength
the stomach, increases the appetite, and is an
Indispensable auxiliary to Latta's Anti. Dyspeptic
Balsam for the cure of Dyspepsia. This mcd-
cine may also be used in all debilitated habits
with great advantage and perfect safety Adults
should take two teaspoons full three times per
day, and continue the use of the medicine Us long
as it may be found serviceablc
N. B.--Tho Balsam is taken before, and tho
Tonic Mixture after each meal.
Prepared by DIR. S. A. LATTA. Rossvillo, Ohio.
CERTIFICATES.
This is tn certify that have examined DR.. S.
| A. Latta's prescription for the cure Of Dyspep-
STA, and as general remedy, have no doubt but
that it is equal, if not superior to any other
dy of the kind offered to tic public, AZ that
it viii answer the intentions for which it is re-
| commended. am the more clearly convinced OF
this from having witnessed its good effects in
some important cases, in which along continued
treatment had failed. am satisfied that these
medicines will be of general service to the CON-
munity, from the fact that they are almost uni
versally approved by all who have witnessed or
realized their effects, and from the eagcrness with
| which they are sought for in the communities
where they have been introduced Imorc cheer :.
| fully recommend these medicines, because they do
not appear in the character of infaibility, nor
do understand them to be offered as nosfrum
| for every disease, but as prescription (of one
who has right to prescribc) for the cure Of Dys.
pepsia. They are purely vegetable and perfectly
safe. DIR. J. WATERMAN.
Lebanon, Ohio, Jan. 9, 1885.
This certifes that my wife for the last four
years has been afflicted with Dyspepsia, to an a.
farming degree. 1t would be useless to attempt
description of her symptoms. But it seems that
she was afflicted with almost every symptom
to which human flesh is heir. In the time of her
affection she was attended by ten Physicians, and
finally pronounced incurable. I then ap
piled for DR.. Latta's Anti Dyspeptic Balsam and
Tonic Mixture, and feelit my duty TO say that
though she has taken but one bottle of the b al.
| sam and two of the Tonic Mixture, she is r. sto.
|
menced attending TO her domestic affiirs, Pro-
vious TO taking your madicine, she wholly
confined to her bed for thirteen weeks. You are
at liberty to publish this for the benefit of Dys-
peptics, as have no doubt but that il ought TO
universally known. have sp, nj with other doc
tors more than one hundred dollars to no pur-
pose. Yours, respectfully,
ADAM SURFACE.
Clear Creek, Warren co Dec. 90, 1884.
| :. r.
| my Dyspeptic symptoms, which have besn severe
and of long standing, by the use of DR.. s. A.
Latta's Balsam and Tonic Mixture. havc
zen under the of sew raj emin mt Physicians,
and tried many Of tn popular medicines of tho
day with but little effect and free to say that
these medicines arc the best that have ever used.
THO. ANDERSON.
Cincinnati, Nov. 10, 1884.
This is to certify that my wife has been 70
| u W d Of the following symptoms by the use of
DR.. s. A. Latta's Anti-Dyspeptic Balsam, and
Tonic Mixture. For tholast four years she has
| lpbored under Dyspepic symptoms. Such as
7 pain in the breast and side, attended with cough,
olso pain, soreness and swelling Of tn, stomach
together with the raising of the food after eating
Headache, dizziness, costiveness, diarrh9a, pal
pitation of the heart, great flatulency with bclch-
ing and cold feet. The long continuance ofthosc
/ symptoms produced great debility. She has fol-
1
scians, and used the most celebrated remedies
| without relief She is now almost entirely re-
loved by the use of one bottle of DR.. Latta's
B.sam and Tonic Mixture. In view of this, i
| have given the above certificate, with desire
that it should be published for the good of those
| who may be afflicted in the same way.
HUGH JOHNSON.
Lebanon, o., Nov. 1884.
l hereby certify thai for the last two years l
hlve been afflicted with the following symptoms,
to an alrmng degree viz. dizziness and pain in
he head also in the bre st nd side, slight cough,
sourncss and pain, with soreness at the pit ofthe
stomach, swelling in the stomach and pain, with
wind after eating. with frequent raising of food
after each meal, heartburn and cold feet. i was
of coslive habit, and at the time / commenced
taking your Basam and Tonic Mixture, was SO
dcblitated as to be unable to attend to any bust
ness, or even leave my house. l have now used
one bottle Of the Balsam and one of the Tonic
Mixture, and am restored to the enjoyment Of
comfortable state of health, and have resumed my
occupation in life.
Warren Co., O., Dec. 90, 1884.
Having heard of the success of DIR. Latta's An
t-Dyspeptic Balsam and Tonic Mixture in re-
lioving Dyspeptic patients, my curiosity has led
me to pay some attention to tho demand for the
medicine. live in part of the house in which
said medicine is kept for salc and am frequent
ly in the store, and must acknowledge that tho
demand for this me- cine far exceeds my expcc-
tation, and the demand appears to be increasing.
AL .l,.r ox hovso Ens.