Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-08

r~LtCKENER'S ~SUGAR-COArED N~EGETABLF
~ PILI.S, tor the cure OF Headache. Dyspepsia. Pains
an The Back. Dropsy, Meascis. Heartburn, Quincy, Fiis,
hehings OF The skin, Giddine.., scurvy, Inward Weak
Colds, Liver Complaint. RheumaiisHR. Small PoS, PSlpi'
,s,ion ofihe heari, fevers OF all kinds, Cholera Morbas,
Rising in the Throat, Female Complaints. Coughs. CON
sumption, Deafness. Gravel. and a variety OF other dis
cases arising from impurities OF the blood, aud otsiruc.
tions In the organs OF digestion.
Experience has proved that nearly every disease 10
which the human frame il subject originates from inr
purities OF the Blood or De-angenienis OF the Digestive
Organs; and to secure Health we must remove those Oh.
strueiions or restore blood TO its natural stale. This i'm.
poTtant fact has long been familiar To the world: hui our
natural aversion To medicine in any shape has hitherto
uc,efnined as. IN many GASES To prefer the disease to It's
cure. Now, however. The objection is eieciuaily remoy.
ell by Checkers Purgaiive Pills. which being completely
from the internal ingredient as \ nut she'll from the ker.
nell have no TASTE or ne,iefne; In; are as easily swsi.
lowed a BINS of ~cauaiy.-Morcovcr they neither nauseate
or grippe In the slightest degree. This is oceasioned by
ihe fact that they are compounded on scienii Gc prime piles
Sild oAsed ON an intimate acquaintance with the origin OF
disease and the actual structure OF the human system,
which enables them To operate equally ON all the diseased
parts OF me human system. Thus, for example, II the
Liver lie effected. one Ingredient viii operate on that
pSrneulaT organ, aud by cleansing ii OF that excess OF
bile II Is constantly dischareing into The stomach. restore
Il To its natural state. Another will operate ON the blood.
and remove those impurities which have already enter.
en MO ITS circulation; While the third viii ehectuaily
expel from the system whatever impurities may have
been discharged into the stomach through the instrument.
talty OF the other ingredients. Hence. they strike at the
root OF disease. remove all impure hunors (tlfe principal
cause OF diseased from the body' open the pores external
y aud INTERNALLY; promote the insensible pcrspira.ion.
separate all foreign and obnoxious particles from the
|thyIe, ensure a Tree and healthy action ofthe heart, lungs
aud liver. aud thereby restore health, even when every
other means have failed.
The entire truth ftle above can he ascertaincd by the
trial OF a single box; and their virtues ara so positive and
certain in restoring health that the proprietor binds him.
sell TO return the money paid for them in al cases where
they do not give universal satisfaction.
PCiCB TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER BON.
Principal Office, 20 and Al, Bar,I ~ st. n. York.
Beware OF an imitation called Ina irovcd Sugar coated
Pills, %purporting 10 be patented, a. roth the pills and pre-.
tended patent are fofgeries. got up by a miserable quaek
IN New-fork, who, for the last four or i've years has
made his living by CONTRIBUTING popular medicines.
Remember DIR. 4. V. Ciickcr H. tle original inventor OF
sugar coated Pills, and that nothing Of the sort was ever
heard OF until he introduced them in June 1873, as will
lie seen by the following
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This diploma was awarded by the American Institute I
Al the Annual Fare, held in the city ii New York. Octo- .
her lef3, c v CLICKER for the invention OF Sugar coat.
cal Pills.
TALLMA1GE, President.
GORDON }. LEEDS, REo. SRc'Y.
II Wskeman, Cor. Scc'y.
To avoid imposiiiOns, purchasers must always ask for 4
"Clicker's Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills" and take no
Others, or they will he made the victims ofa fraud.
The following are tie duly appointed AGENTS for the I
sale OF the genuine DIR Checkers Sugar coated Pills: A y
F~AIRCHlLD, Wheeling, Va; James A Gray, Bridgeport,
o.; II u Rice n Co. Martinsville, O; J x ID Brown jr. |
N~ensburg, Va c a Wallace, La Grange; Geo. Craig &
Co. Wauentown, |
Triadelphia; II X
West Alexander, GEO. WILSON.