The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-18
Drugs. Medicines,
80 the People OF La Sale County.

NNj address you on an important subject;
w one which deeply affects your interest;
and therefore we bespeak your attention and
trust you will not turn away until you ALL of eve
ry sex, class and politics have given this article
a candid perusal.
To give weight and importance to what we
have to say, we refer TO the following names:
&. l.. Thompson, Ottawa,
II Woodruff, Juliet.
Doct q Smith, Peru.
Noah Wiswall, Princeton.
Stevens & Son, Indiantown.
Thomas Gallaher, Henry.
A Petier, Dresden.
he above gentlemen, as well as thousands of
others in the state, have either sold or used the
"JE w DAVlDS or HEBREW PLASTER.
and the "RESURREC1ION or PERSIAN
fILLS,' and can safely testify to the exalted
character OF both. We are fully aware of the
deop-scated prejudice existing against all reme-
dies offered to the public, and nothing bu, firm
conviction OF the great virtues possessed by the
above medicine, would induce the propre,ors to
offer them thus. BY the Unprecedented success
OF the "Hebrew Plaster" and the 'Persan Pills"
the past year in this county, and for five years in
the eastern states, n y, o, la, and the north part
o this state, lcavesno doubt upon their minds
to their utility. We make no great parades of
certificates, although thousands could be given,
many of them too known to the citizens of this
county. Certificates or puils do not add 10 the
virtues of any MEDICINE. We wish the "Hebrew
Plaster and "persian Pills. TO stand on their
own merits. If they prove TO be good and do
what they promise, use them; if they are worth
less 1t will soon be known, and they will pass
away to where their dement, consigns all value
less nostrums, viz: Oblivion. The Hebrew
Plaster is for sale by the gentlemen mentioned
| above, and is put up in tight boxes, containing
sufficient 10 spread or plasers, at so cents,
with full directions accompanying each box.
The pecuarilies of this Chemical Compound,
are owing TO It's extraordinary effects upon the
animal fbres or nerves, lisaments or muscles,
ITS virtues being carried by them TO the immedi-
ate seat OF the disease, or of pain and weakness.
However good any internal remedies may he,
this, as an external application, will prove
powerful auxiliary in removing diseases and ia
catlng the Nre in cases of Local Infamation
lnllamatory and Chronic Rheumatism, and in all
cases where seated pain weakness exists. The
application Of this plaster between the shoulders
has been found a certain remedy for colds,
coughs, Ihthisic aud lung affections, in their pri-
mary stages. 1t destroys inflammation by produ-
cling copious perspration. No physician should
be without ii.
The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
These Pills raise from the greatest weakness,
distress and suffering, to a state of strength,
health, and happiness. The name ofihese pills
| originated from the Circumstance Of the medicine
being found only in the cemeteries Of Persia.
This vegetable production being of peculiar
kind, led 10 experiments as to its medical quail
ties and virtues. In half century it became an
established medicine for the diseases of that coun-
try. The extract of this singular production
was introduced into some parts of Europe in tho
year 1888, and used by many celebrated physi-
clans in curing certain diseases, where all other
medicine had been used in vain. Early in tho
year 4792, the extract was combined with GER
tain vegetable medicine imported from Dura Baca
in the East Indies. and formed into pills. The
admirable effect of this compound upon the hui
man system led physicians and families into its
general use. Their long established character,
their universal healing virtues, their detergent
and cleansing qualities, their specifcal actions
upon the gradular part of the system, are such as
will sustain their reputation and general use in
the American Republic.
The price Of Persian Pills is 25 cts. per box.
Such being the character Of the "Hebrew
Plaster and persian Pills." we trust no indi-
vidual afflicted with diseases for which they are
recommended, will delay applying to our agents
who are kept constantly supplied with these adj
mirable remedies. d. HARTER d Co.
March ii, 1915. v6-6