The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-01
DR. BR A CO.'S
Indian Qaseen Vegetable

SUGAR-COATED PILLS. r,s
The Great Popular Medicine of the day
--vast amonnt used per mouth--The
numerous and wonderful cures il eff
fects--Its magical effect upon Bill.
GUS Fevers, aud Fever and Ague
Great Excitement among the
Doctors!! yfs
FIiE Indian Queen Vegetable Sugar
Coated Pills are now admitted on all
hands to be the most extraordinary and
valuable medicine in general use. II not
only acts as specific upon the bilious
aud typhus fevers, chlls and fever, ana
lever aud ague of the West and South
but in all diseases of debility, weak
stomach, indigestion, loss ofappe,ite i'm
purity Of the blood, and all diseases prev.
alent in western and southern climate.
Their great power consists in their pc
cullar effect upon all the organ of the sys.
TEN, and the rapid formation Of neie and
rich blood which they produce. In this
lies the great secret of their success
They are mild and pleasant ia their &C.
tion-bnt searching aud permanent in
their efect--penetrating the re,notest re.
cesses of the system by their ready alb.
sorption into the blood, thereby infusing
a new supply of vitality and nervous pow
extensive popularity they have acquired
all over the West aud South insures sAle
Of al least
$4,000 BOXES PER MONTH, -,
And we fad II diticnlt with our preseot
force of hands, and the late improvements
10 machinery which we have adopted, to
manufacture them fasi enough TO supply
he demand ia thirteen Western and
Southern States One large mandatory
Is constantly engaged in preparing the
various concentrated extracts of which
they are composed. From tie best infor-
nation we can obtain from our S,0NU sci.
Ing agents, and hosts of attentive CORES
poDdents in all parts of the county, oUe
medicine cures, per month, not less ths0
! 10, 600 cases of fever and ague ono tluaa-
| and of which have resisted ali otheg
treatment;
i50O cases Of bilious fever:
| $500 do Of weakness and general de
bility.
250u cases ofsvarious chronic diseases.
| 2U0u do of weak stomach and loss VI
| appetite,
500 cases Of dyspepsia
1900 do of frheumatism;
1000 do Of female complaints;
1900 do of ague cake, or enlarge
spleen;
1900 cases of liver complaint;
500 do Of scarlet fever,
400 do of typhus fever;
300 do ofputrid sore throat 2,t5s
This must appear almost Incredible,
but the numerous letters from ply sioians,
| agents. and those who use the medicine
from all the Western and Sonthsrn States
satisfy us that this Ia v nloderate estimate
and that our medicine ia rapidly taking
the place Of the various SaSar-c -coaisd cona.
4 lerfei!s which are ahoat, and the numer-
Gus tonic mixtures, made wholly of qui.
nine which are imposed upon the public
by manufactured " ho live, ao body ERolas
,okere!
DR.. Bragg's famous Sugar,C GATED Ins
dian Queen Vegetable Pals are of Two
kinds-the Cathartic and To The
Tonic pills are peculiarly adapted TO the
quick and permanent, cure Of fever and
sgue, torpor Of tho liver, and general de.
bility. 1t is in fever and ague, chill fe.
YER, &c, that they achieve their greatest
triumphs. II rarely requires over twelve
hours, or more than half box Of the tons
ic pills, TO break The chl and effect a
1 CuIc-Wu 10 iuc
case with the tonic mixtures of quinire,
hawked about the country by ignorant
pretenders. Those who take the tonic
pills once will never forsaEe them. ,,.
Who can wonder, then, that medi,
cine OF such extensive popularity aud ex4
traprdiDary virtues should canse
Great Excitement among the Docters!!
The prejudices of physicians agaiIst
their use are last giving way TO the play
of reason, and the convictions Of every
day experience which they derive ltam
heir patients aud friends who use tAeIn.
, Doctors are now almost every taY sen
e ding orders from every part Of the cang.
try, fer asupply Of theae pills 10 nsa l.
n their practice.
Here is one all the way from the State
of Mississippi, Just received. Lie, Doc.
tors and the sick look to ii aud hasten
e procure supply of this wouderta. I onic
BRAcu Grows, TirpAn Co, Niss,
July 1917. 1917