Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

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Prepared BY DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON,
No. 100, Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
WILL EFFEcTUALLY CURE
LIV CO =
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AS N AD Ii 81 me- .
CHR ONIC OR NERVOUS
Debility, Disease ofthe Kidneys and al disease
arising from q disOrdered Liver or stomach;
Suchas Constipation; inward Piles; Fullness o
blood to the head; acidity of the stomach; nausea
heartburn; Disgust for food; ~fullness of weightir
the stomach: Sour eructations; sinking or hutter'
ing at the Pit Of the Stomach: Swimming OF the
Head; Hurried and Difficult Breathing: Flutter.
ing at the Heart; Choking or Suaocating Scnsa'
tons when in a lying posture; Dimness of Visions
Dots or Webs before the sight; Fever and Dull
Pain in the Head; Deficiency Of Precipitation;
I~ellOwness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest. Limbs, &C.; Sudden Flushes OF
Heat; Burning inthe Flesh; Constant lmaginings
Ofevil, and Great Depression of Spirits;
lnattributing such valuable Medical properties
to this remedy, no rash or unwarrantable asser-
ton is made, but is simply stated q fact: proven
undeniably and conclusively by the extraordinary
cures and benefits derived from its use, under
the direction Of its illustrious originator, DR..
I~loofand, among all classes of European society
and from the Immense mass of testimony, from
all parts of the American continent, accumulated
during the last ten years, in the hands of the
present proprietor. The prevalence of diseases
to which the German Bitters are adapted, it is
with sorrow We say it, is almost universal, in
deed, there is scarcely a family throughout the
whole extent Of our country in which there cam
not be found among its members that peculiar
sallow and languid appearance denoting a
diseased Liver, or an emnciated and suffering
Dyspeptic.
Then of what immense Importance to this class
of invalids, that a certain and reliable remedy.
should be placed within their reach; one in which
no baneiul or injurious drug enters into its conf
position. \ remedy on which the patient can re-
ly with the utmost confidence and certainty and
be assured from actual and tangible proofs that
the article he is using, rcallyposseses the virtues
attributed to it. Such a remedy. is 'llOOhand's
German Bitters." Thousands of dollars have
been expended in its manufacture and diffusion
throughout all parts of this continent, and the
proprietor feels the greatest satisfaction in sta
ting, that there is no state, county or evenvillage
where the Medicine has been introduced, that
there cannot be found numbers, willing to testify
to its virtues.
1t is used constantly in the practice of a large
number Of the most prominent Physicians in the
country, who have also added their writtentesti-
m0nv, in evidence of its great virtues. In con-
clusion then, we would respectfully ask of all
those afflicted with any Of the above diseases to
give the Bitters a trial, and rest assured it will
never be regretted. In proof of the statements
above made, all are invited to read attentively
the "MemOrabilia,' or 'Practical Receipt Book, u
for Farmers and Families, containing a great
number Of useful Receipts, in addition to the tes-
timony Of prominent and wcll-known individuals
in all parts of the Union. All Agents, for the
Bittcrs are authorized to distribute the Receipt
Book gratuitously.
Principal office and manufactory 100 Arch St.,
Philadelp hia, Pa.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the
principal cities. and at retail byapothecariesand
storckeepers in every town in the United States
and Canada,
IA e. Ell rzJ ~ e@
Sold by Frcd'k Eckstein, Cincinnati,
Minshall, Rinehart & Co., Eaton,
J. IL. Bohn, Camden.
Tough & Co.. Fairhavcn.
J. Brown, Morning Sun.
d. b. Edwards, Winchester.
j. COblentz, Lewisburg.
J. II. Gale, West Alexandria.
April IL, 1855.