Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-21
TO TEE PEOPLE.

oeueFeu III 10 oe tnat an eff0rt even 10 relieve
- rarely attempted, and an endeavor to cure il,
till less frequently made These considerations
part, have induced me to try in my own prac-
ice prescription from distinguished physician
OF the United States, which am pleased TO say,
mas. in nearly every instance, either prevented
paroxyism, relieved II when formed, or cured the
the disease. Until ecently, the medicines COM
posing the prescription, though known, and sepa-
ratcly used For hundreds Of years; have been
understood or appreciated as combined and applied |
TO the cure OF nervous diseases. The question so |
often asked for centuries past, and satisfac-
toriy answered until the present. may now be put |
with reasonable expectation Of meeting with
response, forced from the hearts of greatful thou
sands, VINO may be relieved cured of that truly
distressing disease, nervous or sick headache. In
order the medical profession, of whom none / be-
heye, pretend to treat the disease with the expec-
tation OF doing much good, may know something
OK the effects OF the medicine, will remark that 1t
10 an Alternative, nsruoas stimuldnt, and tonic. l
will further state thatnervous sick headache
Justly attributed to arrangement of either the stom
ach or lver or IN some cases OF both. The brain,
being intimately related, by association Of sympa-
thy, 10 every other part Of the system; and being
also the great fountain, whence all the organs re-
ceiVe their vital power, as well as the sentinel, as
It were, which takes cognizance of all actions,
healthy or diseased, continually going on in the
body, must OF necessity and from the nature of
things. be affected in one way or another from de-
rangement of organs with which it is so intimately
associated. Such being the case, and inasmuch
as the stomach, or liver, or both may he at fault
in the production of nervous or sick headache, and
as the remedy referred to, braces up the stomach,
acts upon the liver, and gives buoyancy to the i
whole nervous system, in manner peculiarly "a
dapted to re-instate the ,vonted action Of the fac
ulty parts, il would seem to follow as a necessary
consequence, that the head before sick together
with the whole body, may be made sound, by a
proper application of this remedy. Laying aside
however, theory, which has been successfully
applied to practice, will give the certificates of
he off nf updp he
name Of WHEATEN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
and that the people may know that the certih-
Gates not manufactured for the occasion, the
address of the individuals referred to, will des
ignate the residence as well the name of each,
to all Of whom letters may be written by any one,
fit is so desired. The first certificate shall give
is from publication in the "Grand River Choni-
cle," written by the editor thereof, without any
solicitation or request on my part, and is as fol-
lows:
"Wheaten's Sick Headache Remedy.''-Dr. W.
Price of Arrow Rock, Mo-, is the only person aus
thorised to prepare and sell this truly valuable med
icine, in the State of Missouri. His Travelling
agent few months ago, left several bottles OF at
this Office with instructions not to press the sale of
II on the public, until its efficacy had been thor
oughly tested. We have disposed Of few bottles
Of it to persons afflicted with that dreadful mala-
dy, sick headache, and are gratifed TO state that
In every instance the remedy afforded the desired
relief The preparation having thus far within our
own knowledge, sustained its high reputation, we
no longer hesitate to recommend it to the pubs
slico
The others are from persons living near me, with
the exception of the last two, which are from Ken
tucky. one of the subscribers being clerk in the
Southern Bank of Kentucky, at Russellyie, and
the other merchant at same place.
ARROW Rock, Oct. 25, 1854.
DR.. w. Price-Dear Sir-lt affords me pleasure
to say to you, that one bottle of Wheaten's Sick
Headache Remedy has cured me of nervous or sick
headache, of about t,oenty years standing. For a
L.I 49, l. q &,,,N t1,raa
weeks which continued two or three days at times
nd was often compelled TO take my bed. The
istfew years it did not return oftener than once
onth, but was more violent and protracted than
when it recurred so frequently, At first tried
your remedy as preventive, and it invariably re-
heved me in forty or fifty yminutes. Imay add that
the effects produced on me in every PARTICULAR,
were such as are described in the directions, name
ly: buoyancy and provement in my whole sys-
tem / am now in good health and have been so
for about twelve months. Having used many rem
edies, | can truly say, Wheeten's Sick Headache
Remedy as prepared by you, is the only one worth
trying, and speak not only from the result OF my
own observation, but from the statement OF num-
ber of other persons, whose veracity cannot be
questioned. All persons afflicted with SO painful a
disease, shosld give it fair trial, and have but
little doubt but that when has been properly tried
and its virtues practically tested, it will
'''N y" ~ - p'' JOHN THORNTON.
MARSHALL, Oct. 2l, 1854,
Dr. WIN. Priee-Dear Sir-My wife has been
afflicted with sick or nervous headache for SIX OF
eight wears, being compelled to go to bed with il
every day or two, until atter she ept Whea;oh's
Sick Headache Remedy. She has been entirely
relieved OF it for one month pas., anu pe',ese
she follows % en.rey sue su b,
The medicine has invariably preVehiso on an1eE
/, using few doses "A, z. pohSs' 90 ,Ss.
CooPEa e. CO.. 81 Dec. sh. z, I.,ns5t nsSt' q,
4 all persons laboring under sick headache, feel 4
duty as we'll as pleasure, to say to you, that my
wife, who has labored under sick headache Tor nf'
teen or twenty years, having tried many remedies
and having been induced 10 'rg you, afct
ed in a similar manner, will find it cheap an'
L. KiNKcHLoE.
CoorEa County, Dec. 1921.