Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-09
Medicines.
AZ REAL PAIN KIELER.
Rarrell,s Indian Imminent.

fnHE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED.
j for internal or external applieations. IL
has been found to effect the most exciting cures.
For all complaints where an external, and many
where an internal application Is required, the
country is challenged 70 prodneea better article,
ofsone that will effect sueh astonishing cures, as
can be produced by thousands of testimonials
ip,Ghe hands of AgentsCthroughout the country.
1t operates upon the system in powerful and
efectual manner, yet with the greatest safety
From the name of it's composition, IL penetrates
the Use of Limbs long paralyzed, restoring the
Use of Muscles hieh have long Lost their action
from various causes. For Affections of the
Lungs, Weakness of the sides, Breast, or Back.
So, great cures have been effected by applying
the INDIAN EMINENT externally, with q
few drops taken'on o lump OF sugar INTERNALLY.
For long standing Colds and Coughs, and sofe-
equal. Bilious Cholic, cramp in the, Bowels
and Stomach, Cholera Morbus, DO, an effectual
and safe remedy. Price 25 cts, or bottles 81.
-.,--,-.-..----s--s.s-usFo For Man. -
It cures infamatory and Chronic Rheumat-
ism, Sore Throat, Group, swelled Limbs, aims
in the Breast, Back or Side, s6T Joints, Ague
in the Face, Sprains, Salt Rheum, Bruises, Chill
6lains,. Toothache, Sting of Insects, Burns,
Frosted Feet, Sun Pains, Issues, Nervous Dis
eases, Weakness in the Ankles and Limbs gene
rally, Erysipelas, Headache, Diseases Of the
Spine, sc.
It cannot be surpassed for Sprains, Calls,
O hates and Scratches, Strains of the Shoulder.
Stiles, Cracked Heels, Ring Worms, Sweeny.
and is q sure cure for the Bolts. !. n.
The most severe cases of Cholie in Horses and
Cattle, have been cured by the Indian Liniment.
tits well known fact that the Indians pos
sessed knowledge of the medical virtues of
Plants entirely unknown to the white man. A
knowledge of these plants, so rtant to man
kind, would have remained forever secret with
the Indians, had 1t not been that Missionaries
travelling among them have become acquainted
with these remedies and their mode of prepare
DIAN L1NIMENT was found out, discovery
of the greatest importance to the sick.
BARRELS INDIAN EMINENT, with DR..
Blake's Sentative Life Pills, is all the medicine
ted their virtues, would for day be without
them. Agents are daily writing for more, Civ
ing accounts of new and astonishing cures per-
formed by it, both external and internal.
Try it once, you will never regret it. And
when you have ascertained its virtues, you wi
never be without it in the house, in case of acci
dents, or consider it safe to travel without bot
tie in your trunk-like thousands of others, who
know it well, and feel safe when they have 1t
along. There is nothing that can compare with
it before tho people.
RHruHA-IsM.-This disease generally attacks
the joints with great pain, sometimes with infa-
Linimemt to the part affected, using friction with
flannel. In severe cases take 10. Is or 90 drops
three times day, on loaf sugar. The bowels
should BIO kept open. Take 8 of Blake's Saua-
tive Life Pills they are purely Vegetable, clean
sing the system, purify ing the blood, and thus
assisting the " Indian Lidiment," to eradicate
efectually every trace of the disease.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the most astonishing
cures have been performed by applying Tho Lini-
ment to the parts effected.
HIVES OR URouP;-This disease principally af-
fects children, and is often very fatal: Treat
ment.-Bathe the throat and breast with tho Lin
iment, and take drops iutornally on loaf sugar.
AaENrs.-A. f. Barnes and K. F. Criss
Clarksburg.
T. Jauney, Buckhannon.
a. & J. w. Crawford, Beverly.
Jas. r. Jackson and Bailey & Tunstill, Weston.
P. NJ. Arnold, Jacksonville, Lewis co.
II. A. Barron, Phillipp.
John S. Burdett, prunty town.
Smith 81 Co., Fettcrmam.
NJ Jennings, West Union.
Robert Porter, Huntsville.
G. W. Kelly x Co, Sutton.
DR. Wash. uiIlory, EO"rIns 0reOE, Randolph
county.
J. ", TOmlinson, General Agent for Virginia
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