The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-20
S A r. S AP A RILL A

For removing diseases arising from an
abuse Of Mercury, chronic and cons,i.
tutlonal diseases, such as scrofuia or
kings evil, secondary syphilis, ulcera-
tons and corrosons Of the throat, nose.
cheeks, lips, ears and other parts of
the body, cruptions Of the skin, rheu-
matte affections, white swellings, pains
in the bones and joints, fever sores,
obstinate old sores, scald head, salt
rheum, ringworm and other diseases
arising from an impure state of the
blood. Also, habitual costiveness.
piles, chronic affections of the liver.
lungs and chest, pains in the stomach
and sides, night sweats, &c. tits also
much recommended as cleansing
Spring medicine.
VEVHlS compound fluid extract is dherehre.
"a Diuretic, Diophofefic, LarGiire, Aromatic,
and 81 ghtW aim1ht't; and may be most success.
fully used in scrofulous and syphiloid diseases.
and that shattered state of the constitution which
SO often follows the imprudent use of Mercury
oXostoses or morbid enlargement of the bones,
surpiglnous pustules or ringworms alterations
generally CARES OF the bones, cartileges of the
nose, mouth, etc, etc, with the other diseases
above mentioned, and all diseases arising from
morbid state of the blood.
There is hardly physician who has not had
occasion to observe with pain, the phagedenie
variety OF herpeS and in spite Of all the remedies
he could bring against this cruel disease, was
compelled to acknowledge their ineilicacy, and
allow the monster to corrode and destroy the nose
checks, bps, cyclids, ears and tcmpcs-parts for
which this malady generally affects preference.
But III this extract will be found perfect remedy
IN all such cases, and where the disease has not
produced a very great arrangement of structure,
II will even yield to this remedy in very short
time.
u. w. Merchant taking advantage of these
facts, has adopted an improved process for eItrac-
ting the medical virtues from the actual ingred-
ents of this compound fluid extract, which are
nine in number, without heat that is to say,
neither decoction infusion or maceration are made
use of; nor is the temperature Of the menstrum
used, allowed to exceed so deg. Fab. until every
particle of active principle is extracted, leaving
tasteless inert mass behind thereby attaining the
whole OF the soluble active principle in highly
concentrated state, leaving cut the iecula, woody
fibre, etc, which encounters the extract obtained
by dccoction.
The proprietor, therefore, has not only the sat
staction of assuring the medical faculty and the
public, that this remedy is prepared according to
strict chemical and pharmaceutical rules, but that
he has also united some of the officinae vaua-
bic and active Vegetables all of the choicest selcc-
ton, which materially enhance its value in tho
treatment of the diseases above mentioned. He
is therefore induced to offer this fluid extract to
physicians and others under the fulles, assurance
of its superiority over that in common use.
Physicians will find great advantage in the use
of this extract, and great relief from the per-
pleXities attendant upon the treatment Of those
obstinate cases which bid defiance to every rem
edy their confidence prompts them to prescribe;
more especially as having the patient under their
immediate care, they will prescribe such diet
and regimen as in their judgment the case would
seem to indicatc--thcreby giving the extract its
full influence.
Prepared at the Chemical Laboratory of CIV.
Merchant, Chemist, Lockport, N. Y.
N. b. A liberal discount made to Dealers and
Physicians.
or For sale by NJ. E. HOLSTER, Ottawa; the
Druggists at Chicago and Juliet; j. ii. Elmore,
Peru, and James barley, Hennipen, III. All
orders sent to II. Harris & Co., Ashtabula, Ohio,
for the above medicine, will be promptly attended
to.
Ottawa, August IA, 1910. l3---ly.
A large assortment of LADIES FRENCH