Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-10-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

FHNHE introduction of DIR. JOHN BULBS un-
equalled Sarsaparilla, has formed an era
in the medical world Its rise, progress, and
the many wonderful cures il has effected. since
IL was introduced to the public, have been a
subject of great establishment, and even COM
manded the admiration of the American peo-
pie. When the history of this truly wonder
full medicine is known, together with the ex-
traordnaTy exertions made by DR.. Bull, to
make It the most valuable compound of Sarsa-4
parilla known to the world, its rapid and un
u ece5ented rise and progress, will no longer
be theme of astonishment
Twenty-six~Sears since DR.. Bull, then boy,
came to Louisville, and was employed for
number of years in studying the business of an
Apothecarv, with Messrs. Byers & Butler, DIR.
IF. f. Wilson, Ind the amented L. George, Jr.
After leaving The service Of DR.. Wilson, DIR.
Bull was employed by DIR. F. Scorch, an old
and celebrated German physician of this city,
and who was for many years Surgeon in the
Grand Army of Napoleon. DR.. Scorch, du-
ring his life, made a fluid Extract of Sarsapa-
rilla FOR the especial use of the physicians of
this city. and which was considered at that
time by far the most superior article made. DR..
Bull was employed by DR.. Scorch, in COM
pounding this celebrated Sarsaparilla, and he
Then conceived the idea and finally fully deter
mined Seventeen years since) to introduce, at
some future period, for the consideration of the
afflicted, preparation of Sarsa parilla.
Since that time his mind has been constantly
employed in studying the ingredients, and ex-
lperimenting to find 4 complete, safe, and val
liable compound of Sarsaparilla. such one as
would be acknowledged by physicians as un-
doubted in its efficacy, and hailed by the attic
ted with demonstrations of Joy. BY close and
lunremitting study, he at last succeeded in gain
/ ing the desired end. His Extract having been
several years before the public, and its merits
completely tested, he confidently appeals to
the thousand certificates of its wonderful cures,
and hence for its great superiority over all 9TH
er similar compounds. II is therefore mat
ter of no SURPRISE that the question is frequent
/ ly asked-ss Why does DIR. Bulls Sarsaparilla
continue to advance rapidly in the favor and
confidence of the public, when all other SINH
| lar preparations, which have proceeded his.
| have been cast aslde as unworthy of the slight
est notice?o Though it is not required yet
this question is easily answered DR.. Bull has
not worked alone for pecuniary preferment
gain has not been his sole object he has had
a higher and a nobler aim constantly in view
that of relieving the suferings of his fellow
Creatures Unlike those who compound a
good article for short time that they may
gain reputation, and having attained the OBJ
iect of their wish, reduce their article, by eay-
ing out its most valuable ingredients, to q
worthless mixture, in order TO accumulate
wealth, DR.. Bull has continued to use the cost
/ " ingredients which his long study and exper-
fence enabled him to discovery, and which has
been of such invaluable service to suffering hui
manity. He seeks to gain an unspotted repu-
taton, not only for himself. but also for his re-
nowned Sarsaparilla, and it is fact worthy &c
be recorded, that every gallon of the Sarsapar-
lila sold by DIR. Bull is made with his own
hands and under his immediate superinten-
Idence. For several years past he has been dat
lly experimenting in administering his mixture.
without charge, to patients pronounced incur
liable, and to his eternal fame be it recorded
his efforts have been crowned with the most
wonderful success. His Sarsaparilla has now
gained such widespread reputation, and been
Established upon such a solid basis, that he is
firmly satisfied of its undoubted merits, and
Iconfdently challenges the combined Medical
skill of Europe and America to produce, out
of Sarsaparilla, superior preparation to his
Fluid Extract.
Dr. Bull would here like TO introduce few
Iof the many testimonials of the wonderful eff
fleets of his Sarsaparlla, but to publish the one
Iquarter of the astonishing cures effected by the
luse of this truly great Medicine, would re-
lquire volume Of five hundred pages, and the
Doctor has to be satisfied by offering the opin-
lions of few distinguished men, believing thai
these opinions will be sufficient to induce al
who are afflicted to give BULBS Sarsaparilla
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