Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-25
ONE CURE FOR ONE DISEASE.


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ONE CURE FOR ONE DISEASE. i,
Nssg asd insesstiag disoossy " ssgstaNs sa4dssss
nEsHLER,s Anti-pcfiodic or Fever asd
~ Ague Pills, are certain cure for all that class
Of malarious and periodic complaints known chills
and fever fever and Agae, dumb agas, irregulariiy
In women 40 &c, without the aid Of those noxious
drugs usually relied upon, VIZ; caiomel, arsenic or
Alter many years patient experiment and research
as Pbsrmsceutst the undersigned canddly believes
bred complaints which win cure at least ninety-fve
cases out Of every hundred He feels, very sensibly
that this sounds bo4stfL and chimerica but he has
now used il under his own observation upon more
than one thousand severe cases without failure
Before asking the confidence u the public, how
ever and without making any drafts upon its credu
y the inventor Of this medicine desires to show that
his statements are not those Of reckless and unprn
ciped man. We therefore ask attention TO the follow
ing Joint certificate from the Hon. William a. Newell,
MI d., late member of Congress from New Jersey,
and A. d. Newell, NJ d., an eminenty successful sur
geon and physician, Of New brunswick, NJ.
10 Physicians and the Public.
Having extensively used 'Deshler's Anti-periodic
or Fever and Ague Pills. in our practice, we take
pleasure in stating thus publicly our experiences Of
their efficacy. We have used them In hundreds Of
cases Of fever and ague, and have never known per
son 10 have second chill after commencing with
them; and they contain no salt Of arsenic or quiz
nne the former Of which sometimes operates 80 dele
erousy as an accunulative poison we consider them
safe and valuable remedy that ought to be within
To our professional brethren we deem IL proper TO
say, that we have been made acquainted with the
composition Of these pills, and find them strictly
scisatc sparatiog. Moreover, as they are prepared
by an apothecary Of more than twenty yearS active
experience We can vouch that they are skilfnl com
pounded. We earnestly commend them to the mo-
tce Of the profession and believe they will cure after
all usual remedies have failed :" N
te WM AZ A AI NEMELh ND. 4
In their own State both these gentlemen have an
extensive practice, and enjoy to an enviable degree
the confidence o. the public. There they would OBJ
tain universal credit But as we desire TO progresses
ness and good faith, we subjoin the following note
from q gentleman known and reyerenced throughout
the Union the Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, L. d.
"Froy M profs..,,rsl chsrsc,.r s,d
80 I,r NssI, ahovs ,,a,sS "a H. &C.,, h;Ch
these gentIemen with Mn. Dsshler are held il this
stss taIa ,iaasnr 4; ~ t, ~. AZ, rera y.
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'''''' '''11o ~ '1'' THEO FREf ,INGHIIYSEN'
NEW BRuNsw1cx, N. j., Jan. "a, 1854
Owing to the floods Of quack medicines with which
the country has been deluged and which have proved
30 uniformly worthless the discoverer Of this remedy
has long hesated to come before the public Having
cassed with the pretenders who, undeptakng 70 cnre
all complaints with one remedy miscrably fail to cure
any; and he has feared that the public, which has
its attention He relies however that the above GER
tiicates give him title to its confidence and atten
ton while making the following statement:
We claim for our remedy tie following pecuJiari-
ties and advdataQes by which it is dstinquished rom
others
\. Pscl;n,.;t;ss Of Das1zer,s 4 al. p1rixl;c PIN,
lat They ererf msrEcd snecific snd simost In
ilible nntS-nerodio no,rsr ~ which thsv nsutrare
chsracterize fever and ar,ie The law 81 vhich "a
reu,.dv scts - I.vv ~ t,s 4; ~
al while thsy sbns msn;Ssst g,sst act;vitv .pd
power, they are yet perfectly harmless well per
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