Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-29
TO.THE CITIZENS
Edgefeld District and Vicinity.


compound, andis the result Of long practice, extern
siye observaton and close study of all diseases having
their origin in disordered state of the stomach and
adapted every stage of these Diseases from their in
cpient symptoms to those in which they have assumed
q Chronic form and although but yet in its infancy,
has gained notoriety and reputation very seldom at
tanned by any PATENT preparation. This Kennedy
is quack nostrum, got up to gull the people, and
fleece them out of their money, but medicine which,
together with the treatment prescribed to accompany
the taking of the medicine has the sanction Of years
Of successful application in private practice, and 'oiH
not fail 10 cure the most stubborn OF Dyspepsia,
no matter of how long standing, or how severe it may
be- providing the directions are closely followed out
It not suddenly hit upon nor dreamed OF, but is
the accreon Of facts and experiments collected in the
daily rounds of duty practising Physician and is
given the public in popular FORM in the hope, az In
the belief that it will not fail in giving relief to the
sufferer from Dyspepsia, and all other diseases having
their origin In the stomach, in any instance when the
directions are properly attended TO- 1t has received
the highest encomiums from the first phyhcians
throughout the North and South-it has been tried,
recommended and certified to by eminent jnrsts
and statesmen in the country all of which shall ap-
pear in due iime Physicians of large practice are
using it and relying upon it alone In these disea
ses in their Practice and recommend it to their friends
as worthy their best confidence.
It is entirely dissmiar to any and every preparation
of the kind now before the people. The originator,
entertaining views and opinions somewhat at variance
with the prescribed notions among medical men gene
rally regards the nature of these diseases, has in
this preparation brought together medical agents Of
known utility and worth, in the form of new combl.
nation making compound altogether and entirely
new and one that will not fail in efectng cure, il
directions are followed and preservered in. The un-
dersigned is we'll aware that the same encouragement
has been given, and the promises made over and
again. by manufacturers OF patent medicines as
regards their different preparations, and as voucher
for the curative qualities of this preparation, and for
the purpose also Of giving additional weight TO what.
ever he may say regards this new preparation, he
would beg 10 refer to the fact that he is The originator
manufacturer and proprietor of the well known "Ja.
cnb's Cordial, the curative properties OF which in
Cholera, Dysentary and Diarrhcea, are now being pro-
claimed by thousands in every section Of the country
Us helng all that ne ever said of it.
The undersigned does not profess TO be philanthro
pst, or that he is uninAuenced by considerations Of
pecunary prnt in placing the Remedy before the peo-
Pile, hut he does know thai while he may be realizing
pecuniary profit fellow-suerers will realize that
which is Of worth to them than all the wealth Of
India
Dyspepsia, like Gout, may be said tu be fashions.
BILE disease it readily than any oiher in various
of its forms and greater extent, finds its victims
in the wealthy and arstacratic circles, especially in
large cities and s insidous workings often the
real though undiscovered cause Of the sallow cheek,
the dull, heavy eye and general inertia-indsposon
to either mental physical effort, which are errons-
ously attributed to other causes
Scenes Of luxurious are not, however, alone
the haunts of this destroyer of the health and enjoy.
| ment of myriads of mankind. Other conditions Ot
life there are in which il revels over faded and ema'
ciated forms, and disprited and desparing hearts.
The sedenlary labors of the counting house and The
study, not less that the intense excitement and rregn
laries Of buster occupations OF mercantile HE, are
promolve Of IL; each daily adding to the number o
its subjects. But THAT is, the physicians and his
palients) object is not, having discovered the
disease so much to trace it back 10 its source, as to
remove it from where we find 1t, and TO establish
heathfu and vigorous action of the various organs
by use Of the proper agencies and 10 restore 10 the
natural functions these organs which had been perver
| ted by disease.
Lest may be regarded in the same light as oihe
propretors Of patents" who recommend their prepa
raiions as sovereign balms" for any and every dis
ease flesh is heir to, wish to point you to the tac
that shall recommend its trial only IN diseases of tn
Stomach and Digestive Organs, and those other dis
eases which in my opinion have their rise and orig
in those organs. And wish also to point you to In
fact that in the short medical essays that shall CIV
| you from week TO week, instead Of asserting mel ely
that Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy will cure such an
such diseases, and obligng you to depend on my ps
dixit for the truth of that assertion, great
ly Of thoss who have gone before me have done, an
are doing every day through the columns OF newspa
pers, instead say Of doing this, shall tax. no liltl
y pains, and 60 very small expense in pnrchasin
81 tae6mmehdihg The trial Of Ills Pfepafaiion 6u
giving You, al the same time, the cause true indication
treatment, cure, &C., DC, and aso my reasons Tor
ommendng the trial Of the Remedy in euch diseas
treuied upon. not only shall say 10 you that it vii
cure such and such diseases but shall at the Gam
time tell you phy and hoU it will effect a cure.
shall do this that may give you my views rs regard
the nature and treatment Of the different disease
which differ in some respects from those Of the med
cal profession generally.
That my labors have not been in vain have tn
most ample proofs in the fact that the Remedy ha
been and is noS being tested by hundreds and thou
sands throughout The country, and more than this,
have received the atlering letters not only from
those ont Of the proiession but those in it, some
whom are the first physicians in their section Of III
country; and must confess that so many candle
uvUwals Of its true remedial worth from physicians
nnl only produces small degree ol sti faction il
my mind, hut il does, must cnnfess, surprise me
knowing as do that medical men generally, insiea'
Of receiving examining and trying new remedy are
very opt rise up simultaneously and Systematically
| in bnslling hostility against any thing of the kind
That it is sovereign remedy for the diseases that
shall bring before your notice, do know, for lav
tested the preparation for years in my private practice
and know how ar and in what diseases il may be
lied upon do know that it may bs relied upon ant
with the greatest confidence i'll
DYSPEPSIA,
No matter Of how long standing, or however stub
born case il may have been. II the directions ar
closely followed and persevered in, it will not fail t'
''' " ~ CONSTIPATION.
Even of years standing, and having resisted ever
kind Of treatment, do knp& that il will, if taken il
good fni remove every veslgr OF lie disease, for
! shall show, when come I" describe That disease
it is diseasei Of the digestive organs alone, in
stead Of being as many suppose disease Of The low
O " DEBILITY,
Also, most unhesitalingly recommend it, for, as
shall show there is no such disease as general de
blity" but that The state Of system looked upon al
debility" is only symptomalic OF disease OF the d.
| PesIre orFans A md also. III
] WASTING IN FLESH,
shall describe It's action in bringing about cure III
this disease, ruhcr symptoms of disease, VIZ:
cnngesied and rrirated Of the digestive organs
This condition of system and its causes have been
ry much overlooked by the Profession generally, and
is regarded by great many in the same light as is
by lhose out of The profession, viz That j is natural
to 10 be poor in flesh, allenuated and bony bu
greaer mistake never existed for such condition
of system, whether hereditary, or brought about by
natural Causes the Of diseased action of the
digestive organs, and be easily removed and the
whole person to assume full plump, round, and
| healthy appearance. In
CHRONIC DIARRHEA,
Also, shall describe It's curative virtues, and shall
show that instead uf that disease being like the
form, disease of the bowels, it is disease Of the
Stomach, and that any and every case may be moi on.
y relieved, but permanently cured by persevering in
| the taking Of the Remedy. So, also, in
PALPITATlON,
Which shall also in due time treat upon, is
ercign remedy in the functional form of The
disease, having its rise und origin in diseased dgrs'
tive organs. For structural organic disease OF the
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