Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-17
TRe GTeGE
POPULAR MEDICINE

Of The Day Vust amount used per month
The numerous and wonderful cures ii
eftcts-RS magical effects upon Bilious
FeUerS and Ferer and .Ague Great Er-
element among the Doctors.
VEVHE INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE
! a Sugar Coated Pills are now admitted,
on all hands, to be the most extraordinary
and valuable medicine in general use. 1t
not only acts as specific upon the Bilious
and Typhus Fevers, ChillS and Fever,
and Fever and ague of the west and south !,
but in all diseases of debility, weak stom-
ach, indigestion, loss of appetite, iinpuri-
ty of the blood, and all diseases prevalent
in western and south western climate
| Their great power consists in their pecul-
lar effect upon all the organs Of the sys-
tenn, and the rapid formation of ne,c and
rich blood, which they produce. In this
! lies the great secret of their success
They are mild and pleasant in their ac-
ton, but searching and permanent in their
effect, penetrating the remotest receSses
of the system, by their ready absorption
into the blood, thereby infusng new sup
ply of vitality and nervous power into all
the machinery of life. The extensive
popularity they have acquired all over the
west and south, ensures the sales Of at
least
Fgfy thousand BoTes a month.
And I've find it difficult, with our large
force of hands, and the late improvements
in machinery, which we have adopted, to
manufacture them fast enough to supply
the demand in the thirteen western and
southern States. One large mandatory
is constantly engaged in preparing the va
rious concentrated extracts of which they
are composed. From the best information
we can obtain from ours ,000 selling agents
and hosts of attentive correspondents in
all parts of the country, our medicine
cures, pei month, not less than
10 900 cases of Fever and ague, (IOO0 Of
which resisted all other treatment:
100 cases Of bilious fever
j, 300 cases of weakness & general debility
$500 cases of various chronic diseases;
! 900 cases of weak stomach and loss of
appetite;
800 cases of dyspepsia;
1900 cases of rheumatism;
l,00O cases of female complaints;
1900 cases of ague cake, or enlarged
spleen;
500 cases Of liver complaint;
500 cases of scarlet fever;
400 cases of typhus fever;
800 cases of sore throat.
This must appear almost incredible, but
the numerous letters from physicians, a.
gents and those who use the medicine,
from all the western and southern States,
satisfy us that this is moderate estimate,
and that our medicine is rapidly taking
the place of the various sugar coated coun-
terfeits, which are afloat, and the numer-
Gus tonic mixtures, made wholly OF gui-
nine, which are imposed upon the public
by manufactuI ers who live, nobody kaocs
Uhere!
DIR. Bragg's famous Sugar Coated In
dian Queen Vegetable Pills, are OF two
kinds-the Cathartic and Tonic. The
Tonic Pills are peculiarly adapted to the
quick and permanent cure of Fever and
ague, Torpor Of the Liver, and General
Debility. 1t is in fever and ague, chills,
fever, &C., that they achieve their great
est triumphs. II rarely requires over IL
hours, or more than half box of the To- !
mic Pills, to break the chills and effect
permanent cure--which is rarely the case
with the tonic mixtures of quinine, hawk 4
Gu uOOuI COuAtAy Oy tkhotdut pICbSnu- i
eLs. Those who take the Tonic Pills once
will never forsake them.
Who can wonder, then, that medicine
of such extensive popularity and extraor-
dinary virtues should cause great
Excitement among The DcctorsA
The prejudices of physicians against
their use are at last giving way to the play
of reason, and the convictions of every
day experience which they derive from
their patients and friends who use them.
Doctors are now almost every day send
ing orders from every part OF the country,
for a supply Of the Pills, to use in their
practice.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at DR..
Brdgg's DEPOT AND. FAMLL Y MED
ICLNE. STORE, N. E. corner of Market
and Third Streets, St. Louis, Mo-, and
For salS6y BROWNS DUNN, Warsa,O.
rs-Also, by G, w Rives and ". Bird,
Benton County, A G Moore, J w Finer 4
- Leachman, BohpGr; J Price, John
Jones, w Montgomery, Williams 4 Peak
and Reed Bennett, Buffalo; r Roberts,
Erie; Waldo 4 McCulloch, Oseola; r Pat
terson, Dallas p o.; Hnmes, Pleasant
Prairie; Daniel Darby, Pittsburgh.