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~ "a COMPOUND FLUID BATRACJ OF
SARSAPARILIAA, for purifying tho blood, and
removing all diseases arising from injudicious uso
of Mercury, exposures and imprudencies in life,
Scrofuia, Kings Evil White Swelling, diseases
of the liver and skin, constitutional weakness,
chronic and nervous affections, &c. &c. 1t has
also boon found a most useful spring and fait pu-
rifier of tho blood. The rapidity with which
this article has sold, and the very fiattering re-
Communications il has received, are evidences
of its superior efficacy. The subjoiped arc as
mong tho communicationsin tho hands of tho
proprietor:
la calline attention TO the medical virtues of
this celebrated plant, would advert to 10 fact
familiar with every physician, that u numerous
class of diseases arise from that impure state of
the blood, which this active remedial agent is so
ef1icacious in purifying. The great importance
attached by medical practitioners to the proper
tics Of tho Sarsaparila has engaged the attention
of chemists, as to the mode of preparation in
which its virtues can BIO most tdyantageously
combine. Their experiments have resulted in
tho discovery that the CHEMICAL CoMPooSD FLtIo
EXTRACT is decidedly superior to any other form
in which it can DO used. Since TIE Introduction
Of tho Fluid Extract, it hes grown into rapid and
extensive use, and It's reputation is constantly in
creasing. We consider it ons of tho most valua-
bio articles in the Materia Modica, and find ma
terial advl mage in tho standard preparation of u
inform strength which is obtained by the Fluid
Extract. Its superiority over Tho Decoctions and
Syrups sometimes made use of, is strikingly Ppar
emit: II obvintos the necessity of preparing fresh
dococtions evory day; and does not surfeit and
nauseatc tho stomach with tho largo proportion OF
sugar which has to DO taken with each dose of the
syrup, and which renders il incapable of holding
much Of tho pure extractive matter in solution.--
One bottle Of tho Fluid Extract is fully equal to
gallon OF the syrup, or the docoction, az usually
prepared.
The virtues of this valuable medicine cannot
be too extensively known, as there is scarcely an
| individual who would not BIO benefited by its use
The uniform testimony Of medical men in its IA
vor, and the great success which has attended its
introduction, both in hospitals and private prsc.
tice, is convincing proof Of its value, and OF
IT'S superiority over othcr preparations Of the
| SarsapGrilla. MEDICUS.
Mr.. G.. G.. DRisroL.--Dear Sir: Please send
me four dozon bottles Bailey's Compound Fluid
Extract Of Sarsoparilla.
Icannot but express my highest sense of graft.
fcation in tho result this excellent preparation
has had in the cure of Cutaneous Diseases. In
every case which has come under my practice, il
has had the most complete success. Not ono
even tho most obstinate and long standing-bu
! has received permanent cure from this very ex
| cellont compound. In section of country like
this, where the principal diseases arise from vi
tiated state Of tho blood think the introduction
of your preparation will be of tho most eminon
| service.
i consider il the noatost preparation Of sarsa
parRla have ever met with, and US such un
hcsitatingly give it my earnest accommodation
Truly yours, sc.
TIP. WHIPPI.E, M. ID.
FoY saIe by c. G. BRISTOL. sole pYupriseos
GOT Main street, Buffalo. Price rs cents pc
bottle.
N. B.-Obscrvo that none can be genuin
without the signature ofthc proprietor in his owl
hand writing.
GTThe public are cautioned against spuriou
preparation.
August 2, 1886. 81