The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-30
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED ny
DIR. q. M. yAcKsOr

CELEBRATEU5G 5GEKMAN BlTrEkS.
~ PREPARED BY -,
DIR. G. M. JACKSON,
At The German Medicine store,
NO. l2O OARcH STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
Will effectua!ly cure liver complaint, jaundice,
dyspepsia, chronic nervous debility,
disease Of The kidneys, and all dis
as.. ~. arising from disordered
liver stomach. |
Such as constipation inward piles, funess OF blood to
the head acidy Of the stomach Nausea heartburn disgust
for food fness the stomach quotations
sinking or utierng at the pit of the stomach swimming OF
the head hurried and difficult breathing utering at the
heart, choking sucating sensations when in lying
posture, dimness vson dots webs before the Sight,
fever and dull pain in the head, deficiency of perspoto,
yeowncss of the skin and pain in the side, back
Chest limbs, &C., sudden fuses of heat. burning in the
e const,an! magnngs Of evil and great depression oil
spirits.
Tile genuine are entirely vegetable and free from al
chohoc stmuant syrup, aoes rheubarb, calone acids.
and all mineral and injurious ingredients, they are pleas
in and SMELL and mild in their operation. never
gripping giving anv they give strength 10 the
whole system whilst they drive from disease. They can
be administered to the most delicate infant with perfect
safety.
1t appeared in the leading German Journal ofPhilade-
phln the "PhIladepha Democrat" Tile Editor was per-
sonay &C, TAINTED with Dr. Hooand, and przng the SER
vices Of this great he could quietly look upon The
assurance of imposer, without apprizng the public OF
approaching danger:
Christoph Wilhelm Rufeland.
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM HooFLAND.
Gone ofthe mos; renowned physicians, one OF the great
est benefactors omodern times was born at Langen Sal
"a, Germany, the on the 18th day Of august l762-
After careful scholastic education, he like his father and
grandfather two celebrated octors) voluntarily devoted
himself tn the study Of Medicine, at Jena and Gongcn,
and 1883 obtained the degree Of Doctor of Medicine at
the latter University. From 1898 to 1891, he ofciaed as
Professor at the University of Jena In 1901 he was ap-
pointed Private Physician to the hing Of Prussia, Mem
of the near College Berlin Professor and Court
Physician by the Ministry Of the interior His character
istc his profUundness and deep penetration enabled him
to combe the theoretical and PRACTICAL to unite new and
old systems; produce in common the practical and useful
and thus draw hereJm the results and necessary appi-
1t Dr. H. principally. who exposed and destroyed
the Browns system, which Notwithstanding the exterior
could not conceal its many impsrections brought TO light
by Huofands noble mpartiaty sound truths, and deep
penetration Independent of his practical usefulness rs
Physician and Professor of the healing art, he has earned
undying fame for his superior knowledge in Metea Me.
dIcn well for his manifold works Medical juris-
prudence Among these may be mentioned his world re
nowned Makrobeolk the art of proongng life Sys-
TEN opraclical healing art Ideas of Pathogenc, Jour
nal ofpractcal Medicine, &c lie has besides oil! tins,
gained eternal fame and praise from suffering humanity for
the discovery and combination of several infaibe medi.
cnas among which the far famed and justly celebrated
| compound known as
DR.. HoOFLAND,s GERMAN BrrrERs.
The application Of aciduous earth for the of Sui
phurc diseases. The celebrated Daphoretic remedy
and numerous invaluable recorded recipes.
After the celebration Of his fifteenth professional fesri-
y 1888 upon winch occasion the King of Prussia hon
ored him with the insignia of the Order of tho Cross tbe
Red Eagle, and many other Royal Orders and marks of
Distinction lie died on the 18th day Of August, 1886 las
the King of Prussi private Medical Counceor without
any legitimate male heir or offspring
Dr. C. NJ Jackson Of philadelphia, has had the means
Of OBTAINING the genunhen recipes othe great mrlcal
able medicines prepared with the utmost at the
German Medicine Store. The bitter mixture: Hooland's
German Btters is the result of many years study and
peence by the great inventor and known and priced in
Eurnpe infabe remedy for the cure of Liver COM
plnnt, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c. DR.. e. ". Jacksons
preparation Of this medicine has obtained the same celebri
ty in this world The testimonials and
bic confirmation Of thousands Of the most severe and diff
cult cured is ample proof of this. The medicines
compounded by NJ Jackson have produced the very
effects and the same happy results which the immortal
inventor indicated and intended, and consequently must be
prepared with scrupuos accuracy In view of the above
acs it singular, that any Lody could have the har-
dihood and impudece TO abuse the uame of This distinguish
ed Doctor, who died thirteen years ago. To pass of n
charitnn nack preparation the real and genuine ned
cine, and to give sembance of originality by axnga
foe sime, of the deceased indeed extraordinary! The
public will understand what TO expect and what 10 do
der such circumstances"
number of German papers copied the above and there
| fore entitled to our thanks.
These bcrs are worth the attention ofinvalid Possess.
ing great virtues in the rectcaon of diseases Of the liver
and lesser glands exercising the most searching powers i'll
weakness and affections OF the digestive organs they are
wiihal. safe certain, and pleasant.
| OPINIONS OF THE PHILADELPHIA PREss-Tbe German
| ILLUSTRATED News" gays:
Our editor and Others Of this office have used the Ger
man Bittes ind can recommend it with confidence
readers As prepared by Dr. Jockson it fully equals if not
srposses in its effects upon diseased Liver and Stomacn
the fullest expectation of the distinguished physician.
| The "City Items" October l6ih says
| JOY FOR THE lNvALIp.-How many Of our readers
afflicted with diseased liver, stomae or nerves! Many
no donb They to be pited YET TO all there is
Dr. Hoo1ands German Bters has already cured hundreds
and that it will cure, and none who it will
doubt fthey it it is directed. 1t has established for
itself an ndyng fame, which few have done out of the
vast number that has been thrown before the public. lt
one of the perfect preparations in and Ger
man contempory has said that prepared by Dr. jackson,
il fully equals surpasse in its effects. in its effects,
the fullest representations of the distinguished physician
who first compounded it, ASH spurious article is be-
fre the public, would caution all against using any but
that signed by g. NJ jackson and sold by him at l20 Arch
street.
The "Cnmden Democrat" The best paper in West Jer
| sey, says. July 81
:.IioorLANDs GERMAN BITTERT."-'We have
many fatering notices of this medicine and the
iIom which they induced make inquiry respect
ing its merits From inquiry pursuaded to use it,
and say found itspecic in its action upon seas-
of the liver and digestive organs, and the poeruc in
huence upon prostraOn liz really surps-
lup calms and strengthens the nerves. bringing them