The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-05
DR. BRACES INDIAN OUREr
Vegetable SugarEoated Pills,

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"a RE OF TWO klNDS-The TONIC
- PILLS have now been introduced into nj.
most every neighborl'ood throughout the wss-
tern and southwestern States, and 10 medi-
cinal agent have met with the most unpasallcl-
ed success that has ever attended any medicine
heretofore offered 10 the American public, for
the cure OF intermittent and bilious disorders.
Such are the peculiar properties Of these pills,
Scientific Skill md Ingenuity
have they been prepared to meet the svmpsom.
OF diseases occurring in bilious climates. shst
they are acknowledged to stand ur .iv,lied a
an anti-fever remedy. A. tonic aud general
restorative in cases Of nervous weak ness anil
general debility, their effects are always Of the
most happy aud singularly gratifying character,
in weakness Of the
Stomach and Bowels,
they restore the powers Of digest. on, and rein
state a healthy tone and vigorous action Of ali
the vital organs Of the system. This medicine
acts upon the human constitution in perfect nc
cordance with the
Established Laws Of Nature:
mildly, promptly, efficiently and mos, ar,ceshlv.
producing none OF the deieterious effects which
invariably attend upon and follow the use Of
mineral medicines. An unques,ionnblc proof
OF the gratifying and happy results Of this med
icnc is found in the fact that those who have
once used these pills have preferred them again,
and have had recourse 60 them afterwards il,
reference to any other kind Of medicine. Ca
scs, almost without number, Of Chills and Fever,
OF the most
Obstinate Character,
and OF long standing, have been 80 suddenly Gu.
red by Braegs' Pills, that their effects have sp-
pearcd almost miraculous II there are any.
thus afflicted, who doubt these statements. iuei
let them make the trial: IL will cost but tiifc
and they will find themselves
Astonished most delightfully."-.
The Indian Queen, vegesl Die, Sugar-coased,
Anti-biious Pills are most decidedly family
medicine. They have become familiar aud
very popular remedy for the relief Of a great va
riety OF diseases. They unload the stomach
when the appetite has been too freely INDUCED.
When dinrrhga or relaxed condition Of the
bowels exists, they relieve them Of their yi,isted
contents. When cossvencss prevails, they re-
move II and leave the bowels in healthy pcre.
static condition. II the kidneys secYese NOR
bidly, they bring about, speedily, q healthy func-
ton OF those organs. 1f the liver 10 conpe red
BY impurities from the blood, or with b,le. these
Fills come IN most kindly nd efficiently to tho
,eIief ct that ALL-IMPoRTAsr vIscus Of the human
body, and by their timely use, save many valua-
bic lives. They cleanse the blood, remove dys-
pepsa worms. bilious cholic, drcpsical affections
Of the limbs, dizziness Of the head, &c.
PRAcricINo PHYSICIANS,
in good many paces, have, from conside rssions
OF interest, prescribed the use Of these medicines
in the community where they live, a. far US their
influence can possibly be brought to bear upon
them. Some physicians have hcen known To
say. that they Ind rnther confepd .us;o., h..t
thy season than against Brapcs' Supar-cossed
Pills. Hence they are constantly circulating the
most glaring nisrepresen nations Of these valuo-
bic pile, by stating that their nciivc propcYtie,
depend upon the most virulent mineral poisons.
But truth is stronger than 6ction These medi-
cines not only will succeed with the public, bu,
they do succeed