Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-23
Freedom from fever in six
Hours.
Qmnine Behind The Age, Negative Electric Fluid o.
DIR. SEATS FEVER ANTIDOTE.

DIX. SEATS FEVER ANTIDOTE.
| TNHiS wonderful remedy has been thorough,
tested during the last three years, in all classes
Of Fevcrs from Typhus and Yellow, 10 the simp
lest Intermittent or Chill and Fever, by a larg,
number Of physicians and non-proftssonal men
in various parts of the Union in Central America
and Europe; though the Jiscoverer (who is nov
in France has but lately consented 10 put il up fol
general use.
As incredible as 1t may appear, persons taken
down with Bilious or any ordinary fever. are ena.
bled to perform their accustomed labor on the fol-
lowing day after the attack thus being completely
and permanently cured within twenty -four hours
Fevsrs Of oil kinds cured ia seventh Of The
time required by physicians, while the expense is
not more than from
TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS PER CASE.
II is pleasant TO the TASTE and produces no nau-
sen or other disagreeabe sensation: but simply
changes the too positive condition Of the system
Gales, Fever, to the normal or healthy state, and
without loss Of vitality heing TO fever what food
is to hunger a natural nntdote and so simple in
its administration that the common housewife
needs no advice. not contained in the directions
accompanying it 10 insure certain success, even in
case of the mos, delicate infant:
A dollar bottle contains sufficient for from six
to fourteen cases, being less than half the expense
f quinin6; besides the immense advantage in
time, treatment, suffering, &c.
We have Numerous certificates of very great
cures performed BY It, hut have only space at this
time to insert one which cannot be cIassed among
common certificates. We refer to the following
evidence OF tie entire success in the
PACKET SHIP DUCHESS D'ORLEANS,
We. the undersigned, certify 10 the following.
viz: We took passage on the packet ship Ouch
ess D'Orleans. Captain Hutton, then living in the
port Of Havre. France, and bound for New York.
She sailed on the 9th of August, 1851, with over
four hundred souls on board, mostly emgranis. A
few days after leaving Havre. the small pox broke
out among the emigrants. They were all treated
by the physician in charge, Dir. N. w. Seat, with
new remedy of his own, which he calls Negative
Electric Fluid, with which he seemed to have en-
tire control over the disease, arresting it in few
hours and curing in very short time.
During the voyage; which lasted thrty.nine
days, there were about eighty cases OF snail pox,
some fever, &c.. and not single death. All were
cured with unusual promptness.
From what we saw during said passage, we are
fully convinced that the medicine used Ivy Dr.. Seat
on the occasion, possesses inestimable virtues. We
never before heard or read of febrie affections be.
ing controlled with much ease, promptness and
certainly, or 90 little trouble to the nurse A
crowded ship, a long passage, small pox anu fever
IN board, and not death The fact speaks for
itself. (Sgned)
E p Fabbri, "a Pearl street, New York.
T. G. Fahbri, do do do
A DeNormandy, Beaver Co., Penn.
Il A DeNormanJy, East Liverpool, Ohio.
Cabin Passengers.
The above statement is correct.
w Hutton, Commander.
VIM Harston, First Mate.
New York. August. 1852.
Sold by EDWARD MEAD & CO., 81 Main
street, st. Louis, Gensrsl Wholesale Agents fol
the States Of Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and Arkan.
sar.
Wholesale and Retail by
FAY & STONE, Muscatine.
June 3, ls53-tf.