Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01
ONE CURE FOR ONE DISEASE.


ffis ONE CURE FOR ONE DISEASE.
Ns0 and sssysssiag discovery IN veysfa5~ faedicins
nEsHLER,s Anti periodic or Fever and
IL Ague Pills are certain cure for all that class
Of malaious and periodic complaints known a. chills
and fever, fever and sgus, dumb sgue iregularity
In women &c &c., without the aid OF those noxious
drugs usually relied upon, viz caicmei arsenic, or
Alter many years patient experiment and research
Pharmaceutist the undersigned candidiy believes
that be has perfected remedy Tor the above and kim
dred complaints, which will cure at least nnety-hve
cases out of every hundred. He feels very sensiby
that this sounds boastfu and chmerical, but he has
now used it, under his own observation, upon more
than thousand severe cases without one failure.
Before asking the confidence Of the public, how
ever and without making any drafts upon its credu-
ity the inventor Of this medicine desires 10 show that
his statements not those of reckless and unprn-
cpled man. We therefore ask attention 70 the follow
ing joint certificate from the Hon. William A. Newell,
~ 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.
10 PAysiciaas and As Public.
"Haying extensively used sDeshlers Antiperiodic
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 hundreds Of
Of fever and ague, and have never known per-
son TO have second chill after commencing with
them; and they contain no salt Of arsenic or qui
nine the former Of which sometimes operates dele
terOusly as an accumulatve poison, consider them
safe and valuable remedy, that ought TO be within
reach of every family that is liable 70 chs and fever
To our professional brethren we deem It proper 70
say, that we have been made acquainted with the
composition Of these pills, and find them strictly
scientific preparation. Moreover as they are prepared
by an apothecary Of more than twenty years. active
experience can youch that they skilfully com
pounded. We earnestly commend them to the mo-
tce Of the profession and believe they will cure after
all usual remedies have failed.
Eg al4 N n NEWEJT, NJ n
In their own state both these gentlemen nave an
extensive practice and enjoy, e an enyiADe degree
the confidence q the pubic. There they would OBJ
Jam universal credit but az W. desre 70 prePossess
ness and good faith we subioin the following note
from gentleman Known ana reverenced tnrougnont
tne union-tne non. Ineodoro rrenngnuysen, LII "
Note from the Hon. Theodore Ffslingbaysen.
Of Drs. Newell above named. and the esteem n which
these gentlemen, with Mr. Desher, are held in this
State take pleasure in stanr that any representa-
tons made by them are worthy IF pubic confidence"
THEO. FREfINGHUYSEN.
NEW BRuNswIcK, N. j., Jan. "a, 1854.
Owing to the foods Of quack medicines with which
the country has been delsged and which have proved
uniformly worthless the discoverer Of this remedy
has long hesated 70 come before the public Having
regard for his character, he has been unwilling to be
csssed with the pretenders who undertaking to cure
any; and he has feared that Inc public, which has
been so often shamelessly deceived, would deny him
its attention. He relies however that the above
tficates give him title to Its confidence and atten
ton while making the following statement:
We claim for our remedy the following pecuLiari
es and advantages by which It is distinguished from
others.
Psculiarities of Desnler,s init Periodic Pius.
lat Thew exert marked. specific and almost in
fallibe anti-periodic power by which thew neutraze
the periodical and attacks which
characterize fever and aoue The law by which the
remedy acts oyerpowers the law Of the disease
power, they are YET perfectly harmless A well per
son (even II an ffnt) NAV take great quantities not