Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-06
Miles o no,laai Extra CT of
's'ssMATO,

A SUBSTITUTE r. run C-1LO1hLb.
NROM the well knownnnd established rep
utation of Catomel, it hns been long employ
ed By the empiric und scientific phyS'ciai'' as
one oi the most powerful agents tor the ren"-
val oil disease. BY the former almost every
land has been delnged with uostrun,s, that their
an:hurs claimed as specifics in every disease ln-
cident TO ,he human family TIE folly of these
-prete,sious needs no comment. for accnraie
chemical investigation has shown. that the base
of most of the Panaccas. Ca'ho!lcons. &c.
which have been trumpetrd before the ronimu-
nity. with so much assurance, is Cdlomet, or
mercury in some form. Now. 1t this potent
article even in the hands of the most skiliu'
physician, frequently exerts all influence OH the
human system, unforeseen. and entirely beyond
the control of art; undermining the constitution.
and bringing on premature old aye, disease and
death. .,wbat result should be expected when
prescribed BY the .cnoraGi! Could their many
thousand victims speak, IL voice from The tomb
would soon dispel:h :he 'specife' delusionthat now
sway< the minds Of the living. ,..,,.a..s~.5
Humaue physicians dep!ore the sad evils re-
.ul,ing from the mercurial practice, and viii
gladly hail the introduction OF an article that c:ln
'sairly he 'snbsti'umted for Camel They tet
and thai kcsniy the great uncertainty "fIt: prrHr
arr operation; they ca"n"t say wne'ner WIZ
and feel tina, il It's use is continued iorany con-
siderable time .i;lrious secondary consequent
cos u.tccriainlv follow. But they must choose
the ieast of tA evils they k.'ow no other arli-
cle ,ha, viii, arouse torpid tircr, remove oh
O,rnc,;o,,- and set in free action the whole
planduIar system. and il being ndiSpenSablv
necessary to do this, they continue It's ',se. not
withSla,idins the evil consequences which
follow.
T,ey have long desired and sought an artl-
Gle that would produce the good effects oi Tins
drug. without sub .ecling The patient 10 is dele
terious results Such desideranm. 1t IL be-
lieyed has Mt tlength been obtained, in the article
now presented tothe public
The pronriators Oft his article kceplngln view
the fact that ,ciSe and bcncroiem Bring has
nl,ccd within the reach of all. remedies adapted
To the d, eases incident 10 .hc climate they iii-
habit: and knowing likewise, that most oil tht
diseases oflhe UNITED STATES are hased npoi
organic or fnnc'ual arrangement OF the liver
direct d their attention 10 those articles WHICH
act more esecially on the hillary organs.
AfIerlong, laborouS. and expensive research
they have succeeded in exiractin" substai'c,
from the TOMATO. which, lrounts prcu!!aref
fectuponthe hepa,ic or hillary organs. ;hey have
denunina,cd Hcpaiinr. ItiSa niedirire thai will
both aru,e and chronic diseases without the
possibility of producing the deleterious conse-
auences common 10 that article. Its action up
on the constitution is universal. no part OF the
system escaping it, influence. 1t is, however.
upon the organs Of secretion and eXcretion,
,bat its great power is paricnlarly manifested.
hence It is peculiarly adapted to the treatment
ofb;J;ous fcrcrs and other diseases in which a
torpidity or congestion Of the liver and portal
circle prevails
II is admissible in all cases where IL is neces-
sary To cleanse the stomach and bowels. IL
.removes obstruction. ant. cxcites quick ana
healthy action of The liver and other glandiilar
yIscera of the abdomen. Beng dIiiusIhle IN
in its operation. itpr"duccs free circulation
in the vessels OH the surface Of the body, ac-
companied By gentle persnlration,. does
not exhaust ike drastic pnrges; still, ITS acti"n
is more universal. and may often he renca'ed'
not merely with safety but with treat benefit.
This becomes indspensably necessary 10 cases
of long standing; for in them intense tcmpora
~ impressions made bv strong medicines. sell
dom. If ever. do good; but tend to inlnre the
stamina of the Constitution.
It's cleansing and purifying to the system.
nets in perfect harmony witt, the known laws
oflife. and is undoubtedly ore of tie most valua-
BILE articles ever offered for public trial and in
Rpection. -. ~,
For convenience. this medicine is formed into
grain nils. The white pills are tathar'ic. a.
erat;re diapborctic ard diurctic. The yellow
itls are tonic stimu'ant. and diapioTetie.
Asa famiiy me,Iicine on. which NAV he re-
sorted 10 witt safrfy and relied on with crr-
taiuty. in the first stare. ofhisease H. almost any
firm, il exceeds all former discoveries H. nedi-
cine, either from the vegetable or mineral king
d0ms. o-
Tnev are put up in packages o 135 "raIns'
or az Pills. at 50 cnntS or 100 pills at s
The above Medicine lllst rereive' and Tor
sale at tile Edgefeld Medicine Store.
Jlny II. 1899 --nl z,
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