Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29

as take their riSe ui an Impure BLOOD. I'M
paired Digestion, yNorbm state ofhe
Liver and Stomach. Weaknessof
The Nervous System. dnda
disordered Habit ofCon.
Stitution generally.
| Dr. Woods Sarsaparia and Wild Cherrl
Bl,ters have already, by their substantial ex
cellence, won degree Of public favor ant
patronage, which puts them beyond the neet
of recomme ndatlon. Being faithfully pre-
pared of the most excellent materials, they
can be fully contided in by all in need of I
tonic, aperient or Alternative remedy Sarsa
paril!a takes high rank among Physicians
aud all others in the list Of curative agents
and i, is this fact which has rendered 1t s,
dcscrvedly popular over all other medicines
of the day In DR.. Woods standard pre- para
ton, it is warranted to be found in great purity
and strength, and gaining much by its union
with the Wild Cherry, tonic Of the first or
der. This happy combination is The only
one ever made OF these articles, and founded
as it is on the best medical principles, and
their virtues extracted by a rigid chemical
analysis, experience has shown its unusual
power and efficacy.
This preparation will be found on trial n
be sure aud speedy remedy for the diseases
enumerated above. They purify the blood.
secure regular digestion, promote a healthy
action Of the Liver and Stomach, and
strengthen the nerves, at once securing
HEALTH and vIGoR to the whole system ln
all cases OF DEsPONDENCY, arislng from lndi-
gestion or Nervous irritation, they have been
used with remarkable success ; nor are they
less useful as remedy for Headache, Flatu
lency, Loss OF Appetite, and general pros
haiion Of The sysitm. At the same time. it
must be stated, that they are neither violent
nor at all dangerous in their operation, secur
ing as they do the desired end, by a steady
regular and easy influence. Taken daily, IN
doses prescribed, they will be found to ope-,
rate IN that gentle and salutary manner
which is, in fact, their highest recommends
ton.
The following certificates. among many
others which have been received from the
most respectable sources, furnish satlstactro
proof of the value and efficacy OF this highly
popular medicine.
SANDWICH, Sept. 4, 1874
Mr.. f.. THORNTON, JR.
Dear Sir,-Ths is to certify, thut my
daughter has been troubled with Dyspepsia
for u number of years, attended with almost
constant headache and other distressing
symptoms which accompany this disease. She
visited Boston to avail herself OF the advice OF
The justly celebrated physicians of that city,
oil To no purpose. BY the solicitation Of a
friend, was induced to purchase n bottle of
DIR. Woods Sarsapar.lla and Wild Cherry
Btters. Before taking one bottle she was
relieved entirely of the headache, and after
taking two or three bottles, the other symp
IONS entirely disappeared.
N. b. GIBBS,
North Farhaven, Long Plain, June 10, 1915
Mr.. f.. THORNTON. JR.
Dear Slr,-My daughter has been for more
than two yeuis Gill,cted with a confirmed
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. together
with severe and constant headache. Du
ing this time, she was constantly attended
by The most sk!ul and intelligent physic
ans, but with little or no relief, until we
found the disease was rapidly taking the
form of confirmed consumption. AT this
Ilmc, determined TO have recourse to DR.
Woods SarsapariIla and Wild Cherry Bi,ters,
ns prepared by you, and it gives me thes in
cerest pleasure to state, that after the use OF
a few bottles, my daughter was happily re.
stored to perfect health. | have the highes,
confidence in this medicine, and shall cheer
fully recommend It to my friends.
Very truly yours,
ANSEL WHITE.
The cure described in the above certificate
of Mr. White, is by no means singular one.
There are hundreds who have been cured
from the most acute or long continued dis
eose, by the use Of this excellent and highly
popular remedy. The proprietor recon-
mends it to the public with the utmost conf
dence, for IN all cases where it has had fair
trial, 1t has succeeded beyond the expecia
tons OF the patient or even his own. The
care with which 1t is prepared, and the in
'rlnslc excellence of its materials, should Sc
cure, and have secured for it, character
which 1t well deserves. The prejudice us
ually existing against advertised medicines
would not be mcrlted if bestowed on this. The
wonderful cures 1t has performed, and the nc
knowledged celebrity of its principal consllt
uents, should at once recommend it to the
public favor.
Manufactured and sold by T.. THORN
TON, JR., New Bedford, Mass
X. J. TAYLOR, agent for Newport, and
for sale IN every town in the State.
April Odd.