St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-25
Superior to Ouinine.

or any thing else yet discovered, as it will cure
the disease not only Immediately but effectual-
ly, without any Ill effect or fear of a return.
In some cases two pills only have been required
to effect q cure. In severer ones as many as
fourteen are necessary--the number contained
in single box; and in a few cases two boxes
have been used. Such is the confidence of the
proprietor in thcs Pills, that he offers in all ca
ses to refund the money if a cure is not effected
after following the directions, which is what no
other inventor of ague remedies proposes to do
1t is awell known fact, that as the season
comes around, new remedies are offerd to the
public, purporting to cure these dreadful disca-
scs. 1t is also well known that the chief reli-
ance is upon Pefuyian Bark, Salicine, Salts of
Wormwood, Strychnine, Quinine, Chinoiline
Arsenic, or other poisonous articles, which are
prepared by persons who have no more knowl-
edge of medicine than child These RENE
dies will do no more than Quininc peruvian
Bark, } and every one who has taken it, knows
that it frequently does nothing more than
check the disease for the time being, and in ma
ny cases it has no effect whatever.
The Omega Pills have been in use for wears
and from every quarter the most flatteling tes-
timonials are given of their efficacy and intYin-
sic worth The proprietor does not pretend to
furnish an article whereby if a person keeps
taking it, that he will never have the disease
but he does say that, if a person takes the dis
ease, the Omega Pills will Immediately Ind eff
fectually counteract the malaria poison, or the
inflammation caused by it, an thus restore the
patient to his natural health and strength
All persons travelling through or residing in
Malaria districts should provide themselves
with one or more boxes of these Pills 1t is al
ways well to have a remedy at hand in case of
need Remember the name. Thaycr One
ga PILL"
CERTIFICATES.
.St. Louis, Dec. 1G, 1855.
Mr.. f. w. Thayer: Dear SRI took the
Pills according to your directions, and have
great pleasure in stating that they proved alb
you could desire. Apparently they drove eve
ny particle of this loathsome disease fever and
ague) out of my system. Nor was this ALL
They were almost instantaneous in affording
relief. Placed alongside the hundreds of certain
| cures it has been my misfortune to encounter
and try, your medicine stands peerless, and in
my opinion, unapproachable.
Truly yours, JOHN PRESTON.
Columbia Station, Dec 20, 1855.
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati t. T.
Gentlemen-From our knowledge of the cf-
ficacy of Ihayer's Omega Pills, in curing Chills,
Fever and Aguc, &C., we can safely recommend
| the purposes for which they were designed
Respectfully yours.
I'll. n. HAWKINS.
To E. c. Woods & Co., Druggist, No. Al Water
street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. f. d. Garfield of Waukesha Wisconsin,
writes under date of Sept 2, 1856, that he has
disposed of half a dozen boxes of 1hayer's
Omega Pills, and that in every case cures were
effected.
FREDERIC W. THAYER, Proprietor, Drug
gist and Chemist, G97 Washington street, Bos
ton.
Sold by HII.DRETH & CARVER, at the st.
Charles Bookstore, Floyd Co., Iowa.