The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-26
AYERS PILLS.

II Ni~ff bfsd eEfgAtaflY successful TtfTedg Tor
II The cure Of all bilious diseases, cosiiFsness,
indigestion, Jaundice, dropsy, rheumatism fevers,
gont homoFs, nervousness, ifriiabfity, inlam-
nations, headache, pains III The breast, side back
and limbs, fehoale complaints, &C, &c Irdeec
very iew are The diseases in which furgatige
medicine is hot mere or less required, ard much
sickness and suffering might be prevented If d
harmless bat eGeetual cailaitice were more free.
~ used. No person car feel we'll while a cos.
tive Eabit ri body prevails besides IL soon rem
crates serious ahd often fatal disease which
might lave been avoided by the timely and iu-
dicious use of a good purgative This is aiks
true of colds, feyerish symptoms and bilious de-
engagements They all terd to become or produce
the deep seated and formidable dstempers which
load the hearses all over the land Hence re-
liable family physic is Of the first importance TO
the public health, and this pin has been perfect
I'd with consumuate skill 10 meet that demand,
An extensive trial Of lis virtues bv physicians
professors and patients has shown results sur
passing any ibing hitherto known Of any medi-
cine. Cures have been effected beyond belief,
were they not subsaniaed by persons Of sueF
exalted position and character rs 10 TO, bid the
suspicion OF untruth.
Among The mairy eminent gentlemen who have
testified IN lavo Of these pills we NAV mention.
Doct A. A. HAYES, Analytical Chemist eli
Boston, and State Assayef of Massachusetts,.
whose high professional character il endorsed by
the
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Senator OF the Unfit
ed States;
ROBERT G.. Wrsrnhop, ex. Speaker OF the
House Of Representatives.
ABBOTT LAwKgNcE Minister PEN. Is England.
tJohN fiTzPArIIcE, Catholic Bishop OF Bos-
ton; also,
Dr. j n. CnLroN, Practical Chemist Of New
York CITY, endorsed by
Hon. w. l. MARCY, Secretar,. nf State:
WIN b AsTor, The richest man in America.
> LfLAsn Co, ptopretors of the Metro
poIiian Hotel, and others
d., space permit, We could give many humid
red certificates ffosn oil parts where he pills
have been used, but evidence even more convinc-
ing than The experience Of public men Il found
III their effects upon trial
These pills, The result VI long investigation
and study, are offered 10 the pubic az ne bes,
and most complete which The present state Of
medical science can atFerd. They are compound
ed not OF The drugs themselves 30, of lie medic
nai virtues only Of vegetable remedies extracted
by chemical process III q stale uf purity. and
combined together Ia such mantrr as 10 .ins,,r,
The best results. This system of eoHpasiiior for
medicine has beer found In the Cherry Pecsoral
ana Pills both, 70 produce Il mere efficient femr-
dy thsn nad D 'her'o beer obtained BY any pro-
cess. The reason Is perfectly c,.ions whit,
by the old mode ct composition every medicine
Is hnfGcned with more or less cf acrimonious
ard INJURIOUS queitlIes, bv this each individual
virtue Only that Is desired for The curative effect
- present. Nil the inert and ohnoxious o,.ali-
ties oil each substance employed are left behind,
The curative virtues ohly beng retained. Hence
Il - seli-ey'dehf tie elects slou,d prove as they
have proved mere pareiy remedial. ard tie nils
spFer, more powerful antldoie 70 disease titan
any other meeaetne sfown 10 the world
As = - itquentiy cxpf dent that. nv medi-
cites shoold ae taken under the counsel Of an AL
'rfditg physician, AID ~ he could not properly
|adee o. a remedy wIihoul knowi9g lis eou.po.
siiion. hase suppil-4 The accurate orrn,lsp nv
which bo'b ny Psctoral aid pills are made 70
he who'e hoty of practitioners ii Tie United
states ana brifis' American Provinces II how
ever there Should b. any ore who has noi 70
eeiYed ihria, ihey sill be promptly Forwarded By
mail At his request
OF al The pa'eht medicines that are offered
how few would be taken II their composition was
kEo"nl Their life consists II tlelJ mystery |
have no mysteries
lie composition OF mY preparations il laid
open 10 eli nen, AID all who are competent TO
Judge ON tha subject freely acknowledge their
convictions o. their intrinsic merits The Cher
ry Pectofai Was pronounced by scientific men 10
be wonderful tAedieine before IL. effects were
known. Many eminent physicians have declar-
~ The same thing OF my pills, ard more con-
bdenily, aid are willing 10 certify that their an
iicipatlons were more than realized by their ei-
seeis upon trial.
iheF operate b} their Powerful influence on
ne Internal viscefa 10 purify The blood and stim-
'iiaie II into healthy aciione-fcmore the pbsruc.
tons OF the stomach, bowels. liver, ard other or
gans OF the body, restoring their irregular action
to hsalth, ard by correcting, wherever they ex.
ist. such derai gemerts as are tie first origin Of
disease.
Prepared by JAMES e. AVER, Practical
and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass. Price %
cents per box. Five boxes for 81.
Sold by Fl RI Ayres Kenkuk uh.1esaf. al
retail /; For, Madison, F.. Whitncy & Bro; Kec.,
sapqna, O. Leib; Monrose, II. Singer; and b,
all Druggists every where. Jan1lL6m
PROF. q. J. WOODS HAIR REsTORArlve
WE have never kno~n any other Medicine
w win so lnfgs share or public confidence
IN so short q time rs this has done. II has not
been more than . year since we FIRST heard Of IL,
and 1t now stands at the head OF all RENE dies OF
the kind leicester Herald.
Well ma, the editor say this, Cor the intrinsic
merit OF the compound has enable d the proprietor
to sell within the past ten months in the citIeo
OF st. Louis and New YORK more than one hun
dred thousand dollars worth OF certificates from
the intelligent and gentle OF national reputs-
ton, OF which the following IL enc;
Carlyle, Ill.,, June ~, 1859.
have used Prof. OIL. WOODS Hair Restoro-
tive, and have admired its wonderful effect. Ny
HAIR was becoming, as thought, prematurol1]
gray, but by the of his kestorative,o 1t haoI
resumed Its original color, and, have csubt|
permanently SO.
sydney Breess. Ex- Senator United states.
Also circulars, which can be had of The Agents.
H. H. AynEs, -.