The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-10-03

AN apeIient and SIomachie prspara,ion
OF IRON ,,urifiel of Oxygen aud Carbon by
combustion la Hydrogen. Sanctioned py
the highest Medirai Au'hurilIes. 9th i'm
Europe aud Ihe Unlied s dle,, and prescr,-
bed III Their practice.
The experience of thousands laily proves
that no pre- 3aration OF Iron can he compat-d
with IT. Impurities OF The blood depressiort
OF vital energy, pale aud olhrrwiee sirkly
compilations indicate lis necessity in amos,
every conceivable case.
Innoxious in all malad'es in whirh ii has
proved ab, oluIelg curative in each of The
following complaints, viz
In Debility, NervoLs AfecTi0ns Fgsri
afiou, Dyspepsia, Consumption d arr ua
DNsentefy, lnci ,,Ieut Consumption Scrnlu
lnu- rubeculosis, Salt Rheum, Mismen
situation. Wniie-, ChogoSis, LIVER Com.
ilauis, Chronic Headaches, rheumatism.
intermittent Feyers, Piuples OH he Face
SC,
In cases of General Debility Wheeler ,ts
result OF acute d ease, or OF The confirmed
dimlnulion OF nervous ari mn-cuIar energy
nom chronic complaints. ore lr;al of ihIs
restorative has proved surcrssful to AN ex.
tent WHICH no description nor written art.s.
latlon would render credible Invalids 20
long bed-rldden a. 10 have become forgot
Ien III their own ueighhorboo T., have sud.
denly re-appeared III the busy " Grid as if
Justice returned from prolracred travel IN
dI-iani land. Some very signal Instances
OF thI- kind are atesied Of female Suflsrers,
emaclaleG victims OF apparent mara,mu-,
sau2ulneous exhaustion, critical charges,
aud that computation OF nervous AMI dys-
pepllc aversion 10 air aud exercise ior
which the phy>irian has 30 name
lt NetvuuS lier;inu. ol .tu L .uIs apI
for reasons familiar 10 medical men, Ihs
operation of this preparation OF iron must
necessarily be salniarY, Tor, uf ike The oil
oxides, IL - vigorously tonic, without 5eHs
eXclllng and oVerheaiug; and gently, reg
ulaTly apeneni even II The most ob.iinais
cases Of co>tiveuerS without ever b-lna
gastric pursatIte, oriudIrtiu9 disasreeabls
ssnssiion.
II is lhIS later properly. among orher-,
which makes j: 70 remarkably efl-ciuaI ani
permanent remedy Tor Piles, upon which
At also APPEARS to exert distinct aud ,s,.J-
fic action, by dispensing lhe local tendency
whIrh ioTnS them.
In Dyspepsia, Innnmsrable "a are rs
cau-es, single ,ox OF these Chaiyo-4r.
Pulls has often sufiiced for The mos itati'ual
cases, lnrindIug The suendem Co>tive ,rs.
Ia urcbPrked DiarhUi evpu when 4b-
D :
. ilng, and apparently malignant, The eti-cts
have brer eqntiiy decisive and astonishing.
la Tie local pains, loss ol flesh aud
sirer g'h: debIlitaiIna con.h, and remitirnt
hectic, which generally indicate lurIpirut
Consumption, ini> remedy has hlay-d ia.
alarm oI trends and physicians, iH several
very gratifying aud iIi-fe-iiug Ifsiauce>
Ia Scruiuluu> Tnbercu'G-Is iti< fhrdIrsl
/ ted iron has had for more thau tie good
effect Of ihe moi cautiously ba auc-d pre-
ParatIon> OF iodine, without any OF ueIr
well known Liabilities.
The attention of FINALS caEnot be too
confidently invited to tins IenIe y alI re-
sioraiioH. IN Ihe cases peculiarly affecting
tlem.
ia rheumatism. both chronic and uhoy
ma'urY-iu The later, however more d-ri-
dedy y--It has been invariably well reported
bolh aileeIauug pain aud rednring tts
swelling eud sIfue-s OF the JOINS aud
. muscles.
ln lniermilleut Fsver> i must necessarily
be great remedy aud emerge L. I--inratvs
aud - progress IN lie new Srl leme-ts of
the Wesl, viii probably be Que OF hi "a re-
noWn aud usefulness.
! No remedy ha> ever hem di>roverei IN
I the whole history o! medIcine. whict exsr,s
such prompt, happy, aud fully restorative
effects. Good aPpelne, compI-'e digestion,
!apId acquisition OF strength. wIlh an uuH--
ual disposition tor active aud cheerful eX-
rrri>e, immediately follow - u.s..
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