Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY,
OAKELEY'S


OAKELEY'S
Deppuratice Syrup, or Compound Fluid
Extract cf SarsapariHa.
The subscriber has discovered meth
cd by which the virtues Of that valuable
| root
THE SARSAPARILLA.
May be extracted without losing any Of
its medicinal properties. This medicine
is prepared after receipt of the Medical
College, a receipt recommended by the
Faculty as The best formula for the pre-
paration Of the fluid extract of Sarsapa-
rilla.
This Extract may be given with per-
feet safety to children, and is conscien-
tiously offered to the public as purifier
Of the blood, which in all cases will great
~ alleviate and in many entirely cure the
followin, diseases:
Obstinate crupIions ofthe skin,
Pimples or postules on the face,
Biles. which arise from an impure habit Of
body,
Scaly eruptions,
P:,ines in the bones,
Chronic rhumatism,
Tetser
Scrofula, or Kings evil,
White sweliings,
Syphihtic Symtoms.
And all disorders arising from an impure
state Of the blood, either by long resi-
dencc in hot and unhealthy climate,
the unjudicious use of mercury
have thought it necessary to attach q
few cert. fcates Of its beneficial effects,
from persons we'll known in the county,
as references:
This certifes that my little son, about
s years old, had suffered for long time
from extensive sores on the right knee
and leg. (supposed to have been white
swelling,) which | found impossible to
heal, evenly the aid ofthe most respecta-
BILE medical advice, until was recommen.
ded to use MrN George w. Oakeley's
Compound Syrup Of Sarsaparila, eight
bottles Of which not only healed the sores
but perfectly restored the child's health,
which had suffered much in consequence
of this affection.
CATHARlNE BINGEMAN,
18th above Penn st. Reading
The above case was presented to me,
both before and after the use of Mr.. Oak
eley's syrnp of Sarsaparilla, and have
no hesitation in believing that it was the
agent of his restoration.
JNO. p. HESTER, M. ID.
Reading, Sept. 12, 1887.
READING, March 8, 1889.
That certifies that my wife Mrs. Deem
had for nearly eleven years suffered from
a scrofulous eruption, resembling letter,
which eat deep holes in her face, neck
and arms, the constant dischargn Of which
destroyed her health, and FIRE quentIy con-
dned her for different periods to her bed,
during which time her sufferings were
very great. The best medical attendance
was obtained, and all the known remedies
were tried with but an alienation of the
complaint, which always returned with
increased mallgni:y. Having lost all
hopes of recovery, she had aln,os. deter
mined to give up the use of any other
Medicine. she was, however, by persua-
ton, induced to try OAKELEY'S DE-
curative SARSAPARlLLA, the use
of five bottles, Of which, has removed the
disease, and restored her TO perfect health
THOMAS DEEM,
Opposite the Depot, Reading, Pa.
have attended Mr.. Thomas DEEMS
family for the last few years, during
which time, ! occasionally prescribed for
Mrs. Deem, for the affection alluded to in
the above certificate, with but temporary
relief. have every reason to believe her
restoration to health, is entirely owing to
the use of Mr.. Oakeley's 'Depurative Syr-
up Of Sarsaparilla.'
SOLOMON G. BIRCH.
VET ANnTIInDI