Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-06
TO THE PUBLIC.
" EASTMAN would still invite the
tentinn of the afflicted. and the nnl

liz tention of the afflicted, and the public
generally, to his Elirir Of Health.
He is encouraged 10 do SO from the in
creased evidence ofts efficacy as a success
ful remedial agent for many of the maladies
and diseases to which the human family are
subject. From eight years experience in
the efficacy of this medicine, he is warranted
in assuring the public that no medicine has
proved SO unn ersally salutary and beneficial
as family medicine. 1t was devised as an
assistant to the efforts of nature whose op-
eratons are always exerted to rid the sys-
TEN of whatever is deleterious, and to main
tain healthy action throughout. This she
would ever accomplish were she not occa-
slonally overpowered by counteractng eau
ses, such as marsh miasmata, impure air
colds, exposures, irregularities, &c. By
these the primary organs are deranged, en-
feebled and overpow wered-hence disease in
some form is the resnlt.
The Elixir was designed to assist nature
in expeling from the system all morbid and
deleterious matter give vlgor, tone and en-
ergy to the digestive organs and the secre-
tory vessels, the prime regulators of the
whole, upon the proper action of which de-
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