The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-21

And aperiei. snd Stouachic preparation Of
IRON purified by CON 0ustion IN fydrogen.-|
Sanctioned by the higt1 st Medical authorities,
both in Europe and the United States, and pre-
scribcd in their practice
The experiences of thousands daily proves that
no preparation of iron can be compared with it
Impurities of the blood depression OF vital energy
pale and otherwise sicklv compilations indicate its
necessity Ln almost every conceivable case.
InnOxious in all malades in which 1t has been
tried it has proved absolutely curative i'll each of
the following complaints viz
In debility, nervous affections, emaciation, dys-
pepsia. constipation, 6iarrh9a. dysentery, incip-
ent consumption, scrofuous tuberculosis, Salt
Rheum characterization, whites, chorosis, liver
complaints, chronic head lches, rheumatism, in
termttcnt fevcrs, pimples on the face, &c
In cases of geiera debility, whether the result
0facute disease, or ofthe continued dimunltion OF
nervous and muscular energy from chronic com
plants. one trial of this restorative has proved
successful which 10 description attestation woa
render credible Inyalids so long bed-ridden so
long rs t. have become forgotten i'll their own
neighborhoodS. n we suddenly rcappearcu in the
busy world ~ ii just returned from protracted trav-
ell in a distant land Some very signal instances OF
this kind are attested of female sufferers emacia
ted victims of apparent Nnarasmus, sanSuneeus
exhaustion. critical changes, and that complication
of nervous and dyspept aversion to air and exer-
else for which the physicians have no name.
In Nervous Affections of all kinds, and for reas-
ons familiarto medical men, the operation of this
preparation of iron must necessarily be salutary.
for, unlike the old oxides, is vigorously tonic,
without being exciting and overheating; and gently
regularly aperent, even In the most obstinate ca
scs of costiveneSs without ever being gastric pur-
gative, or inaic.ing a dsagreeable sensation.
1t is this latter property among others which
makes il so remarkably effective for Piles, upon
which 1t also appears to exert distinct and specif
ic action, by dispensing the local tendency whicn
| forms them.
single box of these Lhalybeate Pills has often suf
feed for the most habitual cases. including the at
tendent costiveHeSs
In unchecked Diarrrhoea, even when advanced
to Dysentarv, confirmed, emaciatlng, and apparent
lv malignant the effects have been equally deci
sive and astonishing
in tha local pains, loss ofhesh and strength, de
bitating cough and remittent hectic, which gen
orally indicate incipient consumption. this remed,
has alaved the alarm of friends and PHYSICIANS, i
several very gratifying and interesting instal
ces.
In Scrofulous Tuberculosis, this medcated ror
has had far more than the good effect of the mos
cautiously balanced preparations Of iodine, withou
anv of their well known liabilities
| The attention OF females cannot be too conf
IDENTIFY directed this remedy aud restorative, il
the cases peculiarly affecting them
| In Rhennaatism. both chronic and inflammation,
in the latter, however, more decidedly-it ha
been invariably well reported, both as aleviatin!
pain and reducing the swelings and stiffness OF thu
Joints and muscles
In Intermittent Fevers it must be great RENE
DIV and energetic restorative, aid its progress in tn
new settlements Of the West will probably be on
of hieh renOwn and usefulness
Noremcdv has ever been discovered in tn
whole history of medicine which exertS such promp
happy, and fully restorative effects Good appe
titc complete digestion, rapid acquisition O
strength, with an unusual disposition for active AM
and cheerful exercise, Immediately follow it
use
Put UP in neat fat metal boxes containing 81
pills price Sc cents per box; for sale by druggist
and dealers VIII be sent free to any address oil
receipt of the price AHletters, orders, ETC., Shouts
be addressed to
RBLOCKE & CO., General Agents,
Plymouth, mayl4-I7ly 800 Broadway. Y.
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