The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-17
Celebrated Ague and
Fever Pills.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
Wy WH. WOOmo
We W. WOOD


OG benton, YaEOo COunty, Miss. Z
1DR. WOOD has used these Pills for the'laSl
IL ten years in his practice, both ia kentuc
Ky aud Mississippi has effected sVch astonishing
cures with them, that he is induced to offer then
10 the public, as a CERTAIN ana EFFEcTUAL REM
edy for Intermittent or AUgue All Fever. In
cases where he has used these pills, he has never
failed to cure the patient in twenty -four hours,
aud, in many instances, he has accomplished the
most wonderful cures in the snort space oftwelve
hours 10 proof of which, he could, if necessary,
procure certificates from every one Of those to
whom he has administered this valuable mtdi.
cine, but he deems them both supeThuous and
prO6tness. A long catalogue OF letters, attesting
their efficacy, would seem to partake too much
of the clap-trap means resorted to in order TO
| bolster up the poisonous nOstrums that are daily
sent forth to the world protesting to cure as
many cases as there are subjects TO operate up
on, These pills need only TO be tested to estab-
lish their character. They possess such singular
and admirable qualities, that no unpleasant ,feel-
iugs are produced by them upon the patient
They never nauseate or sicken the stomach, or
operate on the bowels rs puTgative; the pa
tent, without experiencing any uneasiness what
ever from them, finds himself suddenly cured.
CERTIFICATES.
The following from the Hon. Morgan L. Fitch,
Judge Of the Tenth Judicial District of Miss.
BENTON, MISS, May IA, l545.
have used Dr. w. W. Woods Fever and
Ague Pills inmy family for FIVE or six years past,
and have no hesitation in saying that consider
them superior to any article of the kind, that
have ever used, have never known them to
fail in curing the Chis and Fevers.
MORGAN l.. FITCH.
w. r, Miles, Esq, Representative in the Missis-
sippi Legislature, FROM the county of Yazoo,
hears the following testimony.
BENTON, MISS, April Ii, l845.
| have bad occasion to test the efficacy Of DR. |
W. w. Woods Fever and Ague Pills, and can
truly say, they are most valuable medicine -
They never fail to effect a cure; and what is
strong collateral recommendation, they produce
no unpleasant sensations in the system, but
leave it free, active and energetic.
W.R MILES.
The following is from the Messrs Corwine, of
the YazoO Banner, Benton, Mississippi.
BENTON, Mss, June %, l545.
We take greet pleasure in recommending TO
those afflicted with chils aud levers, Dr. w. w.
Woods Fever and Ague Pills, and in bearing
testimony to their efficacy in curing these dlsea.
ses. We have used those pills ourselves and are
d great number of familie, in this county, and
are not aware Of their having tailed TO cure in a
single instance. A. g. S. l.. CORWINE.
YAzoo CRY, MISS, April sc, I645.
have used in my family DR. w. W. Wood'S
fever and ague pills, and can without hest ancy,
say that they are the most valuable medicine for
the cure Of agues and feyers or chills and fevers
they never having failed in curing when have
had occasion to Use them
R.K. PICKETT.
The following is from c. M. Henderson, Clerk
Of the Probate Court OF Yazso county.
BENTON, Mss, May Is, lo45.
Having used the above mentioned medicine in !
my family with entire success, take pleasure in
it tS the public as an infailible |
cure for ague and fever.
C. M. HENDERSON.
Benton, Mss, April IS, lS45.
We the subscribers, having been called on by
Dr.. w. W. Wood to testify to what we know OF
his chill and fever or fever and ague pills, take
pleasure in saying that we have used them in
many instances and invariably have cured. We
nave known these pills taken by many and we
recOlect no case wherein they have failed to
cure, nor do we believe if taken in time and by |
the printed directions, accompanying each box
that they will fail in any CASE.
ROBT. FISHER,
MILTON PILES,
JOHN WARMACK, !
r T. JENNINGS.
BENTON, MISS, May IL, I845.
certify thatI owned a drug store in the town
IF Benton, Miss in the year 1914, and that |
sold about 200 boxes of w. W. Woods fever
and ngue pills, and that | warranted every box
to cure, aud that have never known these pills
to fail to effect cure in few hours. can say |
that believe they are equal to any medicine |