Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-11-23

ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY
NNE OF THE BEST PURGATIYES AND LIY-
~ Err MEDICINES now before the public, namely,
DIR. Sanford's Invigorator, or Liver Remedy,
that acts Cathartic easier, mlider aud more ct
fectual than any other medicine known. IL Is
not oulv a Clthartic. but Liver remedy acting
o. first on the Liver to eject its morbid matter then
- on the stomach cnd bowels tocarry off that matter
n thus accom- ishng two purposes eiectually, with
~ out any Of the painful feelings experienced in the
"a operation of most Catbarties II strengthens the
4 system at the same time that 1t purges it, and
" when taken daily in moderate doses will strength
z, en- and build il up with unusual rapidity.
= Dl. SanfoYd's lnvigoratoris compounded entire
liz from new articles OF medicine, namely Gums.
N Some idea OF the strength of these gums may be
formed when it is known that one bottle of the In
- vigorator contains as much strength one hun
, dred doses og Calume, without any lis deeteri-
- Gus effects
n Though possessing rare medicinal powers, these
| Gums have been but little known to physicians,
and never used in their prescriptions until used
N in the form Of the lnrgoratOT, which met with
such unprecedented success to induce the pro-
proprietor to offer it family medicine tried and
p known in its effects. II has rarely ever fail
ed to cure Liver Complaints in their worst forms.
- Indigestion beng caused by deranged Liver
is cured when the Liver is excited to action.
- Jaundice is caused by an improper action of the
4, Liver. aud proof that the lnvigoraor relieves
this disease, let any one troubled with Jauudice
take the Inyigorator regularly one week, and their
skin will begin to assume Its original color.
Costlveness can be permanently cured by the
RI Invgorator Take it IN small doses on retiring,
~ aud il assists nature in her operations. BY grad
ually diminishing the dose, the bowels are left in
- healthy and active state, and work as regularly
p as clock work.
~ Sick Headache is very soon relieved by taking q
double dose OF the lnygoratOr, which cOrrects all
auidity and sourness of the stomach.
~ For an over. loaded stomach it has no equal, as
A. relieves all oppressive uneasy feeling after
Ir eating heartily For FAMILY MEDICINE generally
N y IN tha
DR.. SANToRD's lNyIGoRAToR came to US recon-
moulded as u cure for Liver Complaints, and all
mn diseases arising from Diseased Liver. The tes-
W monals OF so many Ofour Ply sicans in its favor,
y induced us TO try it, and conviction is certain
n that it is one of the greatest blessings given
~ OySpeptcs, for it made complete cure before the
4 first bottle was taken, and now we can eat any
m thing edible without trouble, while before nothing
~ but the ghtest food would digest and often that
n gave pain. Now what we want 20 say to our read
I ers 49, it Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia trouble
" yOu do not fail to try this the greatest remedy in
p the world-Stats Fact.
In We take infinite pleasure in recommending this
- medicine as u preventative for Fever and Ague
- Gull Fever, and all Fevers of Bilious Type. 1t
~ operates with certainly, and thousands willing
TO testify TO its wonderful virtues
~ There has never been tried in our family & rem
VI edy which has met with such unbounded success
y in the cure OF diseases incident TO children as Dr.
III Sanfords lnvigoratOr nor is 1t alone for diseases
- Of children that use II for u acts Cathar.
tic so mluly ana geuty, anu seems 10 renoyate the
system so thoroughly that we think we are doing u
service TO all IN advising them, when they need medi
cine to try tins remedy. There are cases that have
come under our notice where great benefit has been
received in diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Bow.
els where all other remedies failed TO give relief II
has become useful in our family that we will not
be without t.--.iaeksO0siHe {ALG.) Republican,
prizes ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
.. SANFORD h CO., Proprietors.
O.. 345 Broadway, New York
r>Sy- For sale in Stanton by DR.. YIN X YorSc
and DIR, 7. II. Il J. G. Kinney, Druggists
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