Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
BULLS
SAR S A r a 4 I L i a.
sTsn Abe Puhiic.

VVyHE introduction OF DR.. JOHN BULLS IN.
eaaalled SARS ApARILI., has formed M era
in the medical world Its rise, progress, and the
many wonderful cures Il has effected, since i was
Introduced to the public have bcena subectoi great
astonishmcnt, aud even commanded the admiration
Of the American people. IVhen the history Of this
truly wonderful medicine is known. together with
the extraordinary made byDr Bull 70 make
il the most valuable compound oil Sarsaparila known
10 the world, its rapid and unprecedented rise and
progress viii no longer be theme 81 establishment
Twenty-sfx years since DIR. Bnll, then boy came
to Louisville, and was employed fora number ofyears
in studying the business Of an Apoihccary, with
Messrs Byefs a. Bnierand the lamented L. George,
Jr. After leaving the services of DR.. George, DR..
Bull was EMPLOYED by Or. r. Srorch, an old and
celebrated German physician Of the city, and who
was for many years Surgeon in the Grand Army
Of Napoleon. Or Sc0rch, during his lilr, made q
fluid Extract OF Sarsaparia for the especial use OF
the physicians OF this city, and whlch.w was consider-
ed at that time By far the most made.
Or. Bnll was employed by Dr. Scorch, in compound
ing this celebrated SarsaparBa, and he then con-
ceved the idea, aud finally fully determined (seven-
teen years snce) to introduce at some future period
for the consideration Of the afflicted, 4 preparation
Of Sarsaparilla.
Since that time, his mind has been constantlyem-
ployed in studying the iugredients, and experiments
ing TO find complete, safe, and valuable compound
OF Sarsaparia, such one rs would beacknowledg-
ed by physicians a. undouhted In its efficacy, and
hailed by the afflicted with demonstrations Of joy
BY close and unremting studyhe atast succeeded
in gaining the desired end His STRENGTHENING been
several years before The public, and it, merits
pletey tested, he confidently appeals The thousand
certic ties Of its wonderful cures aid hence for IFS
great superiority over al other similar compounds.
a atfa &C fhaf fha
ton is frequently asked, "hy does DE-. Bulls Sar.
saparlla continue to advance rapidly In the favor
and confidence Of tho public, when all other similar
preparations, which have preceded his have
been cast aside as unworthy of the slightest
notcef Thought is not required yet this ques-
tion is easily answered. Dr. Bull has not worked
alone for pecuniary prcferment; gain has moi been
shs sole object; he has had higheranda nobleram
constantly 10 view--that Of relieving tho suffering
OF his iellow-creatures Unlikethose whocomponnd
good article for short time, that they may gain
reputation, and having attained the object Of their
wish, reduce their worthless mixture in orderto &C.
cumnlate wealth, DR. Bull has continued touse the
costly Ingredients, which his study and long expc.
rirnce enabled him to discover. and which has been
Of such invaluable service to suffering humanity
lie seeks TO gain an unspoted reputation, not only
ior HIMSELF but also for his renowned Sarsaparla
and II Ia afact worthy 10 be recorded that every rai-
lon Of the Sarsaparla sold by Or. Bull Is made with
his own hands, and under his immediate snperln.
tendence For several years past, he has beendaily
experimenting in administering his mixture, without
charge, to patients pronounced iucnrable: and, ID
his eternal fame be L recorded his efforts have been
crowned with tho most wonderful SUCCESS. IIla
Sarsaparilla has now caned snch IA wide s9rcadfen.
station, and been established upon such sold b.
ais, that he ia firmly satisfied Of its undoubted mer-
its.and confidently challenges theeombned Medical
skill Of Europe and merics 70 produce, n0t of
Elrsapatilla, a superiorpreparationt his Fluid Ex.
tracts.
Dr.. Bull wonld hero like to inirolncea few oFthc
many testimonials Of the wonderful effects DC his
Sarsaparillai but 10 publish thc ono quarter Of the
aston shlng cnres effected nv The fse &c ths truly
greatiMelicinc. would require volume Dc five hun
dred pages and the Doctor has 10 be- satisfied hy Of
fsring the opinionso( few distinguished men, bn-
ievingt atthose opinions will be sufficient onduce
all whoAre afflicted togNe Bulls Sarsaparllaa trial