Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1854-09-01
ONE CURE FOR ONE DISEASE.

i in Vegetable Medicine Deshlerss ANTE
PERIODIC OR FEVER AND .4GUE PILLS
are certain cure for all that class of malarious
and periodic complaints known as Chlls and
Fever, Fever and Aguc, Dumb Ague, Irregu-
larty i'll Women, ETC., etc., without the aid OF
those noXious drugs usually relied upon, viz
Calomel, Arsenic or Quinine. After many
years patient experiment and research as
Pharmaceutist, the undersigned canddly be-
leyes that he has perfected q remedy for the
above and kindred complaints, which will cure
at least ninety-five cases out of every hundred.
He feels, very sensibly, that this sounds boast
full and chimercal, but he has now used it, I'M
der his own observation, upon more than a
thousand severe cases without one failure. Be-
fore asking the confidence of the public, how
ever, and without making any drafts upon its
credulity, the inventor of this medicine desires
to show that his statements are not those of a
reckless and unprincipled man. We therefore
ask attention to the following joint certificate
from the Hon. VIM. A. Newell, NJ. d., late
Member of Congress from New Jersey, and A..
D. Newell, NJ. d., an eminently successful Sur
geon and Physician, of New Brunswick, N. j.
To Physicians and the Public: g Having eX-
tensively used Deshler's Anti-Perodic, or
Fever and Ague Pills. in our practice, we take
pleasure in stating thus publicly our experience
of their efficacy. We have used them in hum
dreds of cases of Fever and Ague, and have
utNGT hHONH " DtTSUH ~ lldiC u SNCOHu CHILL
after commencing with them, and as they con-
tain no Salt of Arsenic or Qunine, the former
of which sometimes operates so deleteriously
as an accumulativc poison, we consider them a
safe and valuable remedy, that ought to be
within reach of every family that is liable to
chflis anu Tever. To our professional hrethron
we deem it proper to say, that we have been
made acquainted with the composition of these
Pills, and find them strictly a scientific pre-
partition. Moreover, as they are prepared by
an Apothecary of more than twenty years ac-
tive experience. we can vouch that they are
skilfully compounded. We earnestly commend
them to the notice of the profession, and be-
lieye they will cure after all usual remedies
have failed. WIN. A. NEWELL, NJ. d.
A. d. NEWELL, NJ. d.
In their own State, both these gentlemen
have an extensive practice, and enjoy to an en-
viable degree the confidence of the public
There they would obtain universal credit. But
as we desire to progresses every citizen of the
United States with our truthfuness and good
faith, we subjoin the following note from gen
teman known and reverenced throughout the
Onion, the Hon. Theo. Frelinghuysen, LII. d.
Note from Hon. Theodore Frelnghuysen.-
ssFrom the professional character and reputa-
tion of Drs. Newell, above named, and the es-
teen in which these gentlemen, with Mr.. Desh-
Ter, are held in this State, 1 take pleasure in
stating that any representations made by them
are worthy of public confidence"
THO. FRELINGHuYsEN.
New Brunswick, N. j., Jan. "a, 1854.
Owing to the floods of quack medicines with
which the country has been deluged, and which
have proved so uniformly worthless, the dis
cov,rer of this remedy has long hesitated to
cone before the public. Having regard for his
chaacter, he has been unwilling to be classed
will the pretenders who, undertaking to cure
all complaints with one remedy, miserably fail
to ere any and he has feared that the public,
which has been so often shamelessly deceived,
would deny him its attention. He relies, how
ever, that the above certificates give him title
to its confidence and attention while making
the ollowing statement;
We claim for our remedy the following pecu-
liarities and advantages, by which it is distin-
guShed from others:
pECuLIARITIEs OF DEsLEE' ANTI-PERIoDIc PILLS.
LIST. They exert marked, specific, and al
most infallible anti-periodic power, by which
they neutralze the periodical and constantly
recurring attacks which characterize Fever and
Ague. The law by which the remedy acts
overpowers the law of the disease. I'd. While
they thus manifest great activity and power
they are yet perfectly harmless. A well per,
son (even if an infant) may take great quanti-
ties not only without inconvenience, but with
out seeming effect of any kind Sd. They never
disagree with the weakest stomach-almost in
stantly restore appetite, and break up that dis
tressing sense of bodily prostration which al
ways accompanies this disease. 4th. They may
be taken without regard to age, sex, diet, or
drink, and on journey as safely as at home.
5th. They are not only anti-periodic, but anti
bilious also. 9th They contain no salt Of mer
curry, arsenic or quinine.
ADVANTAGES OF DEsuLER's FEVER AND AGUE
REMIDY.-1st. 1t is not liquid. There is no
danger of loss by evaporation, or by coming in
contGct with clothing I'd. 1t is perfectly por-
table A dozen boxes may be put in Seid-
litz Powder box. One box may be sent by mail
to am part of the Union for six cents, except
California or Oregon, or to those places for
twelve cents 3D.. 1t is tasteess and without
odor All other remedies for the disease are
bitter and nauseous, and are taken with diff
cultyby children or delicate persons.
De,hler's Anti-Periodic, or Fever and Ague
Pills, may be procured at wholesale or retail of
CHAs. D. DESHLER, Agent, N. Brunswick,
N. J.; also, of GILBERT, VENT & CO.,
1T North Third street, Philadelphia.
Prize 81 per Box.
Dy A liberal discount to dealers, and de-
liverel in New York City free of expense.
Also for sale by d. f. BURTON,
je1e-3m+ Dover, Del.