Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
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qnalled Sarsaparila, 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 sub
iect of great establishment and even comman-
ded the admiration OF the American people,
Whsxihe history of this truly wonderful med.
icirfS& known. together with the extraordinry
exettions made by DR.. Bull, to make it the
most valuable compound of SarsspsriIla known
TO the world, its rnpid and unprecedented
rise and progress, will no longer bo a theme
of DISBURSEMENT,
Twenty-six years since DR.. Bull, then boy.
came to Louisville, and was employed for
number of years in studying the business Of
an Apothecary, with Mcssrs. Byers Il Butler,
DR.. Il. E, Wilson, and the lamehted l. George
Jr., After leaving the service of DR.. Wilson,
Dr.. Bull was employed by DR.. F. Scorch, an
cid and celebrated German Physician of this
city, and for many years, Surgeon in
the Grand Army Of Napoleon. DR.. Scorch,
during his life, made fluid Extract of Ssrsa-
parilla 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 SarsaparilIa, and he
then conceived the idea and finally fully de-
I
at some future period, for the consideration of
the afflicted, preparation of Sarsaparlla.
Since that time his mind has been constant.
| ly employed in studying the ingredients, and
experimenting to find a complete, safe, and
valuable compound of Shrsrparilla, such one
as would be acknowledged by physicians as
undoubted in its efficacy, and hailed by the
afflicted with demonstrations of Joy. BY close
and unremitting study, he at last succeeded in
gaining the desired end. His extract having
been several years before the public, and its
merits completely tested, he confidently ap-
peals to the thousand certificates of its Won
derful cures, and hence for its great superior
ty over all other similar compounds. Ii is
therefore matter of no surprise, that the
question is freqently asked-"Why does Ir.
| Bulls Sarsaparilla continue to advance rapid
| " in the favor and confidence Of the public,
when all other similar preparations, which
have preceded his, has been cast aside as un-
worthy the slightest notice?" Though it
is not required yet this question is easily an
swered. DR.. Bull has not worked alone for
pecuniary preferment; gain has not been his
sole object; he has had u higher and a nobler
aim constantly in view-that of relieving the
sufferings of his fellow creatures. Unlike
those who compound good article for short
/
having attained the object of their wish, re-
duce their article, by leaving out its most val
liable ingredients, to worthless mixture, in
order to accumulate wealth, DR.. Bull has con-
tinued to use the COSTLY ingredients which
| his loug study and experience enabled him to
discover, and which has been of such invalua-
BILE service to suffering humanity. He seeks
to gain an unspotted reputation, not only for
himself, but also for his renowned Sarsaparil-
Ia, and is fact worthy to be recorded, that
every gallon of the Sarsaparilla sold by DR..
Bull is made with his own hands and under
\ his immediate superintendent. For several
wears past he has been daily experimenting
! in administering his mixture, without charge
to patients pronounced incurable, and to his
teernal fame be it recorded, his efforts have
been crowned with the most wonderful success.
His Sarsaparia has now gained such wide
spread reputation, and been established upon
such solid basis, that he is firmly satisfied
of his undopbted merits, and confidently chal-
lenges the combined Medical skill of Europe
and America to produce, out Of Sarsaparilla,
superior to his Fluid Extract,
Dr. Bull would here like to introduce few
of the many testimonials of the wonderful
effects of his Sarsaparilla, but to publish the
one quarter of the astonishing cures effected
| by the use Of this truly great medicine, would
require volume Of five hundred pages. and
the Doctor has TO be satisfied by Offering the
opinions of a few distinguished men, believ-
! ing that these opinions will be sufficient to
induce all who are afflicted to give Bulls sar.
saparilla a trial.