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DESHLER'S PILLS-FoR FEVER


DESHlER'S PIlLS-FoR FEVER
II AND AGUE-lt Is not pretended Tor this
remedy that it Will cure great multitude of
dissimilar diseases Such pretension would be
absurdity transparent, as justly 10 preJu-
dice the public against ii.
Deshler Pills are expressly made aud adap-
ted to one disease. or family of diseases, viz,
CHILLs AND FEvER, REMITTrN Nc OR lNrgRMiTTING
FEvERs The remedy is literally ONE CURE
FOR ONE DISEASE
No miraculous powers of cure are asserted
for this remedy; the inventor being satisfied
that whenever it is used, its own merit will be
its best advocate At the same time IL may
with truth be said to he an almost intallible
cure; since il will operate to cure Fever and
Ague with as much certainty as dose OF salts
will operate purgative. Either may posi-
bly, fail.
Disavowing the intention of undertaking the
quality of any other competitor for public con-
flence, wehave no hesitation in asserting that
DESHLER'S PILLS
Are perfectly harmless,
Safe tor all sexes. ages and occupations,
Nav be nsed in ell wea,h-rs and climates,
Never spoil by age, or lnse in quantity quail
ity by evaporation.
May be conveniently carried in the pocket OF
rcticule.
READ THE TESTIMONY or EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
I'VE have used Deshler's Anti Periodic Pills
in hundreds of cases of Fever and Ague. and
have never known person to have second
chill after commencing with them. We con-
sider them a safe and valuable remedy, that
ought to be within reach of every famiy tina,
is liablA tn chills and Fever. --
To our professional brethrch we deem il
proper TO say that VT have been made acqraiR-
ted with its composition, and find them strict
IN scientific preparation. Moreover, as they
are prepared by an Apotlecary of more than
J twenty years experience, we can vouch that
they are skillfully compounded. We earnest
ly commend them to the notice of TIE profes.
sion, and believe that they will cure after all
remedies have failed"
VIM. NJ. NEWELL, NJ d.
A ID. NEWELL. NJ. D.
Note from the Hon. Theodore Frcling-
huysen.
"From the professional character and repu-
tation of Drs. Newell, above named, and The
esteem In which these gentlemen. with Mr.;
Deshler, are held in this state. take pleasure
in stating that any representations made by
. them are worthy Of public confidence
THEO. FRELINGHUYSEN,
New Brunswick, N. j., Jan. "a, 1854.
Also the following from he well known host
70. the Aston House. Hon. r. B. Coleman.
-. AsroR House., New York, Dec. 10, 1854.
CHAs. DEsHLER ESQ.
Dear Sr-..l will not claim the $500 which
Nyou agreed to give me il your medicine did not
cure me, being sufficiently remunerated BY a
Perfect recovery. I was troubled for several
months with JaIndice, Bilious Fever and A que.
Yonr ipls performed perfect cure by their
use through a single course. They were re-
commended to me by friend, 10 whom feel
greailyobiged. l shall recommend them with
peFfect condolences, in all cases of similar
cIiarateer r. b. COLEMAN.
Sold in Plymouth, Ind, by T. A. LEMON
N. d.. in Toledo by J. NJ Ashley & Co. in
Chicago bySJ. A. Reed s. Go and by C. II.
DesISt.r, at the Wholesale Depot, "a, Broad
way, New York.
Oct. 25. 1855 1916.