The Placer herald., 1855-11-10
TO THE PUBLTCl


| NOTWITHSTANDING long and successful
1S experience, it is important to impress upon
the minds of the public. that the celebrated rem
edies of DR.. Brown are the most valuable discov-
cries with which the science of medicine has ever
been endowed, and it is to those who have suffer-
ed long from that terrible disease, aggravated by
the murderous rotinc of quacks, that we would
address, as well as those who have recently con-
tracted the affection and wish to obtain imme-
diate and permanent relief. The remedies have
stood the test for years, and the multitude of ag-
gravated cases that have been cured. speak elo-
quently for themselves and will always stile
the vain effort of calumny or malevolence When
we use medicine, there two objects in view,
the one to make use OF such means will perfect
ly and permanently cure the disease and the
other to avoid such remedial agents as are inju-
rious to the constitution.
The preparations Of DR.. Brown have never been
known to fail and they are all composed of pure
and unadulterated drugs, which may be taken at
all times and under any circumstances with per-
feet impunity, and instead of debiltating the pa
tient rendering him weak and anguid. as most
remedies used for those complaints do, they give
tone to the nervous system-increase the appe-
tite, and in word produce a healthy action of
all the organs.
The SYPHALITIC VIRUS produces different effects
in different individuals, according to the predis-
position Of the patient, and any of the following
symptoms may arise from the incubation of the
poison. No part of the human body is exempt
from the ravages Of the disease. In some consti-
tutions its progress may be slow, but sure, and
without prompt and judicious treatment an igno-
BILE death will surely follow. First, The primary
ulcer acute and chronic catarrhs Of the uretha the
vagina the eyes, the nose, the the intestines,
turmours of different natures. assesses, hstulas.
and eXcresences of the genital parts. inilamed,
thickened and liberated and cancerous cye-iids,
tears running from the eyes, and those organs
more or less injured in their structure and tunc-
tiOns; the transparent corner obscured and chan
ged thckening of the CLASSY humour; concretion
and darkning of the chrystaline, the lachrymal
fistula dimuniton or loss Of sight inflammation
and liberation of the inner ear, attended with
more or less acute pain; the cares of the osselets
inclosed in the cavity of the tympanum; discharge
of matter, of SAME, serous mucus, Or OF blood
from the auditory passage attended by an insup-
portable fetid smell, continual drumming in the
ears hardness or entire loss OF hearing; inflammation
of the mucous membrane which lines the mouth
and nostrils liberation Of the roof of the mouth,
the larnyX; fungousness and cancer of the nos
trils carries of the bones of the palate, the cartl-
ages Of the larynx, the bones Of the nose, vomer,
deformity of the face, change alteration or loss
of the voice. erosion Of the gums, carries loosen
ing and dropping out Of the teeth, fetid smell of
the breath, the skin covered with spots the form,
extent and color of which vary indefinitely, numer-
ous dry or humid eruptons with or without itch
ing chaps and fissures vegetations eXcresences
Of all kinds; the rising and loss OF the epiderme,
pimples and pustues different parts OF the body,
the face and edge of the hair ulcers OF the worst
character; tumours more or less hard; pains al
most insupportable in all parts OF the body. and
particularly in the limbs. similar to those of gOut
and rheumatism; painful or indolent-swellings of
the lymphatic glands; violent pains in the head;
trembling of the limbs loss of sleep; cough; diff
Guilty of breathing; paptation Of the heart; ul-
ceration of the lungs; hypocondriac melancholy;
the abdominal viscera swollen or obstructed;
dropsy, hemorrage, weakness, languor, slow fever,
diarrhea, cold sweats loss Of flesh, consumption.
Snch the effects of the poison upon the
animal economy, when once introduced into the
system saying nothing of the tortures Of the mind
to which the syphalitc parient is subjected.
Young men why do you suffer when you can
be relieved? Is it because you have been imposed
upon by noted impires of our city? Have your
cases been tampered with until hope is destroy
ed? Danish your fears, the means are at hand.
Ask and you shall receive. DR.. Browns success
is unparalleled, and he is daily adding new lau-
rels to his wreath. Call at his Office corner (236)
Of Washington street and Waverly Place.