The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04
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A n apericnt and Stomachic preparation OF
! N IRON, purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by
combustion In hydrogen. Sanctioned by the
highest medical authorities. both IN Europe
and the United States, aud prescribed in their
practice.
The experience of thousands daily proves
| that no preparation oi Iron can he compared
with ". Impurities uf the blood, depression
of vital energy. pale end otherwise sckiy com.
plcxions Indicate It's necessity In almost every
| conceivable case.
lnnoyious in all maladies In which 1t has
been tried. u has proved absolutely curative
in each oi the following complaints, Wis
III Debility. Nervous Affections. Emacia-
tion, Dysprp3in. Constipation. Dinrri,Ga,
Dysentcry, Inctpient Consumption. Scrofu-
ious Tubctc uiosis. salt Rheuin, Mismcn-
stroation, Whites, Chiorosis, Liver Co,u-
plants, Chronic Headache, Rhcumntism,
lntrrmittcnt Fcvcrs, Plnpiss OH the face,
Nc.
| In cascs Of GENERAL DEBILITY, whether the
! result of acute disease. or of the continued Ill.
/ nlnution ofncrvous and muscular energy, from
chronic complaints, ono i-ial of this restora
tive has proved successful IN an extent which
no description nor written aites'Htion would
render credible. InvalidS 80 long bed.riddcn
rs tO have become forgotten in their own neigh o..
borhoods. have suddenly re appeared In the
| huSy world Ms II lust returned from prutrnct ed
travel IN distant land Snmo very signal In
stances Of this Kind are attcstcd of female suf.
mus. sanguii eous exhaustion, critical changes.
and that complication ot nervous and dvspep.
Tic aversion to air and exercise for which the
| Physician has IN name.
! In NERVOUS AFrEuTIoSs nf all kinds md for
reasons familiar TO medical men, the operation
OF this preparation Of iron must necessarily be
salntary. tor. unlike the old oxides, IL IL vigor.
ouSly tonic, without being exciting and over
heating; ana gently. regularly aperient. even
| In the most obstinate cases Of costiveness with.
out ever being 4 gastric purgativc, or inilict.
ing dsagroeable sensation.
lt Is this latter property. among others.
winch makes II so remarkably elfectual and
! permanent u remedy for Piles, upon whic h II
also appears tu exert II distinct and SPECIFIC
| forms them.
single box of these Chalyheate Pills has often
suiced for the most habitual cases, including
the attendant Costirensss.
In unchecked DIARRnRA, even when ad.
vancod tn DrsESTERY. confirmed, emaciating.
and apparently malignant, the effects have
been equally decisive and astonishing.
In the local pains, loss Of flesh and strength,
debllitating cough, and remittcnt hectic, which
generally indicate IsCiPIENT CONSUMPTION. this
remedy has allayed the alarm of friends and
Physicians in several very gratifying and in
tercstinc instances.
In ScRorrLors TUBERCULOSIS. this medicatcd
iron has had far more than the good effect ni
tho most cautiously balanced preparations of
lilies.
The attention of females cannot be TOO con.
hdently invited to this remedy and restorative, |
in the cases peculiarly affecting them.
In RHEUMATISM bot chronic aud in1amma. |
tory--in the latter. however. more decidedly - I
II has been invariably well reported. ootli :,s /
alternating pain aud reducing the swcllings and /
stiffness OF the joints and muscles.
In INTERMITTENT FEvHRs II must necessarily /
he u great remedy and energetic restorative.
and It's progress in the new settlements OF the
West will probably be one of high renown and
usefulness.
No remedy has ever been discovered in the
whole history of medicine, which exerts such
prompt, happy. and fully restorative e(lccts.-
Good appetite. complete digestion, rapid ac
QUESTION "i strength, with au unusual dispnsi.
ton for active ami cheerful exercise, mmcdi.
atelv follow It's use.
Put mp in neat Nat metal boxes containing
my plilN: price 30 cents per box: for sale hy
Druggists and dealers WIN he sent free tn
an yaddreSS on receipt cf the price. All let.
terS, orders, etc.. should he addressed to
Il. Is. LOCKE ~ CO..
GENERAL AGENTS, 30 Cedar street.
Dec. ~. 1850. -tlv NEW YORK.