The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-01

Az aperient and stoma ACHE preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbo.. by com.
husticn in hydrogen. Sanctioned by the
highest Medical Authorities, both il. Europe
and the United States, and pre- scribcd in their
practice.
The experiences Of thousands daily proves
that no preparat on of Iron can be compared
with it. Impurities Of the blood, depression
Of vital energy. pale and otherwise sickly
eomPlexions indicate its necessity in almost
every conceivable case
1nnoxious in all maladies in which II has
teen tried, Il has proved absolutely curative
in each of the following complaints, viz:
In Deb,lity. Nrrrrus a d,c,ions, Emo.
citation, nysp'psiu. Constipation, Diur
rhno, Dys'ntery, lncipient Consumption.
Serotnlous tuberculosis Sah Rhcum,
.H'smenstruation, Waits. Chlorrsis. Lirer
Complaints, Chronic Headaches, Rhcu
nattsm. Intermittent Erers, Itmples on
the Face, &c.
In cases Of GENERAL DEnrL1rr, whether tie
result OF acute disease, or Of the continued!
dimnu'ion of nervous and muscular energy
from chronic Complaints, one trial Of this re.
s,orative has proved successful to an extent
which no description nor written a,te.,ation
would render credible. lnvalids SO long bed
ridden % to have become forgotten in their
own neig!borhoods, have suddenly rc-a ppcar-
ed i'll the busy world as If Just returned from
protracted travel in distant land Some
very signal instances Of this kind are attested
OF female Sufferers, emaciatcd victims Of an.
parent marasmus, sangnineous exhaustion.
critical chcnges, and that complication Of
nervous and 'lyspeptic aversion t: air and ex-
ercise for which the physician has no name.
In Nervous affections of all kinds, and for
reasons familiar to medica. II en-, the opera
ton CT this preparation Of iron must ncccs
sarlly be sa.utarv. for, unlike the old oxides
II IS vigorously tonic without being exciting
ana overleating; and gently regularly a, eri-
en-, even IN the most obstinate cases Of Co.'S
tlveness without ever being gastric purra
tive, or INJECTING dsagreeable sensation.
II IS the latter property, among others
which makes il go remarkably stfec:nol ond
permanent remedy for Pies, upon which i
also appears to exert distinct and specific
action. by dispensing the local tendency which
forms them.
In DYSPEPSIA, innumerable as are it's cau
ses, single box Of these Chaly beate Pills
has often sufficed for the most habitual cases,
including the at'eHdent Costsreness.
In unchecked DlRkailaa, even when ad-
vanced to Dyseniary confirmed, emacatinp
and apparently malignant, the effects have
been equally decisive and astonishing.
In the local pains. loss of flesh and siren IN
facilitating cough ana reinttent hectic. which
generally indicate Incirient Consumption.
this remedy has allayed the alarm of friends
and physicians. in several very gratifying
and interesting instances.
In Scretuious tuberculosis thus medicated
iron has had far more than the good effect Of
the most cautiously balanced preparations ~
iodine without any Of their we'll known liza
biiiiies.
The attention Of females c.nno. lie to con-
hdently insitct to this remedy and rcstora-
tive. IN the cases peculiarly affecting thcrl.
In RitrNarisM both chronic and inaan-
mafery-in the latter however. nlorct.ec;aea
LIT has been invariably well reported, both
AS alternating pain ana reducing the ellines
and stiffness Of the joints and muscles.
in intermittent Fcyers it must necessarily
be a great remedy ard energetic restorative.
and its progress in tie new settlements Of the
West, will probably be one Of high rcnown
and usefulness.
No remedy has ever been discovered in tie
prompt happy, and fully restorative effects
Good appetite, complete digestion, rapid ac-
QUESTION of strength with an unusual d:spo-
sition for active and chez, iul exercise, imme,
diately follow its nse.
Put mp in neat fiat metal boxes containing
30 pills prizes 80 cents per box; for sale by
druggists and dealers. viii he sent free to
any address OH receipt Of the price All let
tiers, orders, etc, should be addressed to
L. II. Loo kE s. To-.