Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-26
ONE CURE FOR ONE DISEASE.

NJ, ~. ! st.~..,;., y;,o., y, u.n1tnty q M,
- rwTrT rw,~ -: "a - s,. n''es''''e
L n,0 AMI. YcIiouIc VI Tever ana
Ague Iins' are certain cure ior All mat class
saiarious anu Periodlc complaints known as chibs
anu uss, is,ol anu dono sgge reguiary
10 women, &c. &c, wlthout ard OF those noxioss
drugs usually rehed upon VIZ; caiomel arsenic, or
Afssr many years patient experiment. and research
as fnarmaceunst the Undersigned canddly believes
ina. ne mas perected remedy for the above and KIN
alea Complaints, wmcn Wal cure 81 least nnety.nve
Gases out OF every nunered ne iees, very sens6iy,
tnat TINS sounds boastfui ana chmerlca but he has
now usea ~ y unaer ms OWL oDseryatlon upon more
san Sne sever cases Witnout one lalure.
neiorG s sl ING conhuencs y lne pubic now
Eyer, anu w.nou' Any arats upon rs cre9u-
bs ara not those If rscsss and
cipled man. We therefore ask attention TO the follow
ing Joint certificate from the Hon. William A. Newell
and A. D. Newell, NJ j., an eminently successful SUI
geon and physician. of New Brunswick, NJ j.
n To pausi,on. ana ~ PM,
.u.-.s..0,- ' - sn - so''
having e1eensiye,y used Desniers Ant-perodic
u resei anu ague lis, ~ our Practlce, we take
peasure IN s1aung mus puDIciy our experience OF
aoa 81 srcy na'e Sseu snen n numerals OF
san u have anu oh % per
son son W nave secono cnili aiter commencing with
M ane 40 .ne{ pis no sait u arsenic OF qu
nne the FORMER o. wnicn someone's operates 80 dele
s. ss ah poison, We csns,oer tnem
sa,e ano valuaoiS Ismeoy, .nat ought 70 90 wthln
reacn OF every Iamy ,nat IS liable 70 chis and lever
40 our professional pretnren we deem y proper TO
say, Una. we nave oeen mace acquainted Win me
comPc s q tnese PMS and nnd them strictly
so1e1eyo fuPdvueos, ofsoVsr, as tney are prepared
ey an apothecary OF more than twenty years active
1pele1oe W. can soucn .nat lney are skiiahy com
10 ~ s;O ny GoMmena .nem % tne mo-
n M =, sIo anS pehs'e 'hey WIZ cure Acf
III USUAL fen'eaes nave , la ,yrr,
tga| VT; a; WE " Flu u. "
:, Ga. "a; y, NEW ELL, "a. ".
a.S ei owl sue d DON .nese genuemen nave AN
ana Envy, 70 an envaDle de8ree,
.ne oonndence o. tne public There they woald OBJ
every citizen Of the United States with our truthful
ness ana g1oa h'i.n, we sugoln inc Io,owiog nose
tba nSnshe Hon Tbaoda u Fre1;n1buvs gnon'
the onion-tne non. ineoaore frenngnuysen, LIZ v.
Nete from The Hon. Theodore FrelasgAuysen.
"From the professional character and reputation
Of Brs Newell, above named. and the esteem in which
State, take pleasure in stating that any representa-
ITEMS made by them are worthy of pubic confidence
THEO. FREfINGHUYSEN.
NEW Brunswick, N. j., jan "a, 1884
Owing 10 the foods Of auack medicines with which
the country has been deuged and which have proved
so uniformly worthless the dscoverer of this remedy
has long hestated TO come before the public Having
regard for hi, character he has been unwilling 10 be
all complaints with one remedy, miserably fall 70 cure
any; and be has feared that the public, which has
been so often shamelessly deceived, would deny him
its attention He relies however that the above GER
ticates give him title TO its confidence and alton
ton while making the following statement:
We claim for our remedy the following peculiari-
es and advantages by which II is distinguished from
others
Pectliarities of DeshIer's anti Periodic Pius.
LIST. They exert a marked, specific, and almost In.
fallbe antiperiodic power, by which they neutraze
the periodical and constantlyrecurrng attacks which
characterize fever and ague. The law by which the
remedy acts overpowers the law Of the disease
I'd. While they thus manifest great activity and
power, they are yet perfectly harmless well per.
only without Inconvenience but without seeming
effect Of any kind.