Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-08
TOW CAN WE TELL THAT We ARE
TROURLED WITH DIVER COMPARATIVELY

Virginia.
August %, ts56.-lmo.
TOW CAN WE TELL THAT WEARS
III TROUBLED WITH LIVER C0MPLAlNT?-lt
is usually characterized by c0stive and irregular bow
els indigestion pau in the side, and generally In bot
shoulders sinking sensation, pain in the stomach
ssstude especially after eating with depression ana
pain about the heart, inducing many to beieve Is
;hc heart that is at when the liver causes all TINS
arrangement and requires to be set right when all the
other vital machinery will run we'll
Now what will set the Liver rights Shall we use
Calomel and cause it to oyerwolk ITSELF and reduce ~
to still worse condition.? No. some simple remedy
that turns the bile into the stomach its natural chan
nell and arouSes its action just sufficient to start the
vital machinery and then continues its use till 1t runs
well. Such remedy is
and Just such effect will it have on the liver, start
ing its dull and sluggish action changing the yellow
shness of the skin and darkness or The eyes ana pre-
vents Dyspepsia which is almost sure to follow con
tinued deranged liver. This disease comes on with
train of evils that causes the patient to almost des
pair of life and give mp TO die.
Then what q relief it is if bottle of DR.. SAN
FORD'S INvIG0RAT0R Gun be had, which will with
scarce q single failure the attending diseases
of Dyspepsia by removing the cause of the Nausea,
Heartburn Vomiting Costiveness Irregular Bowels
and deep Cough that had better be checked, or Con-
sumption will be the result and which now may DC
cured in Its first stages by few drops OF DIX. SAN,
FORD'S INVIG0RAT0R, which is compounded OF
gums and may be relied to cure all those attending
Diseases Also Bilious attacks may be cured without
confinement to the house By few doses of the invig
orator, which will prevent recurrence OF the disease
and remove all Of its distressing symptoms.
Costlveness is induced by sluggish or inactive nv
er and consequent inactive tone OF the stomach by
which the bile is not properly discharged out Is aD
sorbed into the blood and thrown out on me
the BODY turning yellow and rendering the bowels
inactive thus inducing costiveness, headache, ana
sleepy indifferent feeling that prevents the enloyment
of many of the pleasures and joys OF life But Tor all
these there is balm, sweetner Tor lie HIS, Joy 10
FIJI the place of PAIN causing the Invalid To rejoice IN
his great cure and bless the beneactor so many and
the creator of such health and SO many beauties IN e
There is exaggeration in this as hundreds OF GER
tfcates of cures will abundanty prove while there
are thousands who say DIR. SANFORDS lNFlGO-
RATOR has restored them to health, happiness and
usefulness; and the world cannot produce better
remedy for such diseases as accompany dyspepsia ana
its train of ills. 1t cures Diarrhoea or Summer Com
plaipt BY few doses and for those afflicted with Chol
era Morbus they should always carry bottle as 1t
never fails to cure II acts like charm on Jaundlce,
and removes the disease entirely from The system 10
females troubled with distractions there is no remedy
that so easily and quickly removes the obstruction us
DR. Sanfords Invigorator There are hundreds of Ca
SEES that Dr. Sanford has treated In his practice Tor the
last twenty years with scarce failure. and some OF
the first ladies in his vicinity have given certificates oil
the same.
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