The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTWITHSTANDIN long and success
IN full experience, it is important to impress
upon the minds of the public. that the cele-
brated remedies of Dr. Brown are the most
valuable discoveries with which the science of
medicine has ever been endowed. and it is to
those who have suffered long from that terri
BILE disease. aggravated by the murderous rO-
tine of quacks, that we would address, as well
as those who have recently contracted the
affection and wish to obtain immediate and
permanent relief. The remedies have stood
the test for years. and the multitude of ag-
gravated cases that have been cured. speak
eoquently for themselves. and will always
stife the vain effort of calumny or malevolence
When we use medicine. there are two objects
in view. the one to make use of such means as
will perfectly and permanently cure the dis
ease. and the other to avoid such remedial
agents as are injurious to the constitution.
The preparations of DR.. Brown have never
been known to fail. and they are all composed
of pure and unadulterated drugs, which may
be taken at all times and under any circum-
stances with perfect impunity, and instead of
debilitating the patient. rendering him weak
and lanpuid. as most remedies used for those
complaints do they give tone 10 the nervous
system-increase the appetite. and in a word
produce a healthy action of all the organs.
The SYPHALITIC VIRUS produces different
effects in different individuals according to
the predspositon Of the patient and any OF
the following symptoms may arise from the
incubation of the poison. No part of the
human body is exempt from the ravages of the
disease. In some constitutions its progress
may be slow. but sure. and without prompt
and iudicious treatment. an ignoble death will
surely follow. First. The primary ulcer. acute
and chronic catarrhs of the uretha. the vagina.
the eyes. the nose. the ear. the intestines. tur-
mours of different natures. assesses, tstulas.
and eXcresences of the genital parts int1amed.
thickened and liberated. and cancerous eye
lids, tears running from the eyes. and those
organs more or less injured in their structure
and functions: the transparent corner obscured
and changed. thckening OF the CLASSY humour:
cOncretion and darkning of the chrystallne.
the lachrymal fistula. dimunition or loss of
sight inflammation and liberation of the inner
ear. attended with more or less acute pain:
the cares of the osseets inclosed in the cavity
Of the tympanum: discharge of matter, of
SAME. serOus mucus or of blood from the au-
ditory passage attended by an insupportabe
fetid smell. continual drumming in the ears
hardness or entire loss of hearing: inflammation
of the mucous membrane which lines the
mouth and nostrls. liberation of the roof of
the mouth. the larnyx: tungousness and can
Ger of the nosrils. carries of the bones of the
palate. the carriages OF tne iaFyHA. lne DoneS
of the nose. vomer. deformity of the face
change alteration. or loss OF the voice. erosion
of the gums. carries. loosening and dropping
out of the teeth. fetid smell of the breath. the
skin covered with spots the form. extent and
color of which vary indefinitely. numerous dry
or humid eruptions. with or without itching
chaps and fssures. vegetatOns or eXcresences
of all kinds: the rising and loss OF the epi-
derme. pimples and pustules on different parts
of the body, the face and edge of the hair:
ulcers of the worst character: tumOurs more
or less hard: pains almost insupportable in all
parts of the body, and particularly in the
limbs. similar to those of gout and rheuma
tism; painful or indolent swelings of the lynn
phatic glands: violent pains in the head: trem-
bling of the limbs: loss of sleep: cough: diff
cuIty or breathing. paiPitoti0n Of ttae h~~rt.
liberation of the lungs: hypocondriac melan-
choly; the abdominal viscera swollen or OBJ
structed; dropsy, hemorrage. weakness, Ian
guor. slow fever, diarrh9a cold sweats, loss
Of flesh, consumption.
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