Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-18
4 ONE CURE FOR ONE DISEASE.

-, 80. !, : .-.... j. ..~-x.I,. 1870.
NeU go Maeo,sssa9 1sscoo~y " Deg''<'oss
hESHLER,S Anti-pcriOdic or Fever and
- Ague Pills. are q certain cure TOR all that class
Of maarous and periodic complaints known ~ chills
in women, &C. &C, without the AID Of those noxlous
drugs usually relied upon, VIZ: calcme arsenic OF
After many years patient experiment and research
Pharmaceutical, the undersigned candidy believes
that he has perfected remedy for the above and kim
dred complaints, which will cnre at least ninetyive
cases out of every hundred He feels very sepslbly
that this sounds boastful and chimercal but he has
now used i, under his own observation, upon more
than one thousand severe cases without one failure
!, Before asking the confidence OF the pubhc now
ever and without making any drafts upon its credu-
lily the inventor OF this medicae desires 70 show that
his statements are not those OF reckless ana
cipled man. We therefore ask attention 70 the folow
ing joint certificate from the Hon. William A. Newell
NJ. y, late member q Congress nom new Jersey,
sea and pssssn Il New saSe.s. sur
20 Pagsscans and ne Puotsc I,
81 Having extensively used sDeshler's Antiperiodic
or Fever and Ague Pills, in our practice, we take
pleasure IN statng mus punsciy our exPenenee OF
their efficacy. We have used them IN hundreds OF
cases OF fever and ague and have never known per
son 70 have second chill after commencing with
them and as they contain no salt OF arsenic or qu-
terously as an accumulatve poison we consider them
safe and valuable remedy, that ought 70 DO within
reach OF every family that - liable 70 chis and fever
To our professional brethren we deem u proper 70
say, that we have been made acquainted with the
composition Of these pills, and find them strictly
scienffc repdrot1oH moreover as tney are prepared
by apothecary Of more than twenty years active
experience we can vouoh that they are skihiy COM
tce Of the profession, and believe they will cure after
all usual remedies have failed ,r,,,,, >, :, q.
tet eN 7eg WIN. A. NEWELL NJ d,
3 A; D: NEWELL, ~ ID. y,
In their own State both these gentlemen have an
extensive practice and enjoy, To enviable degree,
the condolences OF the public There they would ODD
tain universal credit But a. We desire 70 prcpossess
every citizen Of the United States with our truthful
ness and good faith we subjoin the following note
from gentleman Known ana reveIenceo tnrou&nout
the unon-the Hon Theodore Freiinghuysen, LIZ u.
Note from the Hon. 1heodors frehnqhuyse'h
Prom the professional character and reputation
Of Bra Newell above nsmed; and the esteem IN which
these gentemen, with Mr.. Deaner. are ned IN ms
State take pleasure in stating thu. any represents,
THE0. FRELINGHUYSEF.
NEW BRusswIcx. n. j. jan "a, 1893. 49,,
and ~Ss hs
80 uniformly worthless the discsverer Of thus rsmedy
has long hesitatsd TO come before the public Havng
regard for his character ne nss been unwnnng % pc
classed with the pretendera VINO, 70 cure
all complaints with remedy miserably fail 70 cure
any; and he has teared that the puohc, when nss
been 80 often shsmeessiy oeoevea wonla deny nl nm
tifcatss give him title % lis confidence and attsn
ton while making the following statsment'
We claim fer our remedy the following Pecstsd'7-
ties and advantages by which 1t 10 distinguished from
Others. q
tscuAdrsfss or De4hTs An1r Pe1odac f@s'
lst They erert marked, specific and almost M
hllble antperiodc power, by which they neutralize
the Penodcai ana attacss ,e
remedy acts oyerpowcrs the hw Of the disease Z.
20 while tnsy thus man'i $500 gLes' sGuvM sna