Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-14
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ID EMARKS UPON THE GRIEF
TnOLICON.-The Grefenberg COmpsny's Uterine
CathocOn is a scientific medical compound, prepared
tested by the hest physicians, and by others in every
variety Of the diseases for which it is recommended
the professors Of the best medical colleges in this
country, and 10 the most eminent physicians, and
and testimony addressed the President Of tho New
York Academy of Medicine, 10 the Professor Of the
the Head Surgeons Of Bellevue and the Woep's Hos
pitfalls, and TO distinguished writers the subject,
have been of such convincing nature that the eomPo
nents Of the remedy have boen sought for, and the
medicine has received their appreciation having been
ordered by the President Of the Academy ,Dr Parker
to one Of his own patients.
The great value OF the Grefenberg medicine and
treatment in the diseases Of women, as we'll as in
other diseases, is guaranteed by testimonials from the
most distinguished men in tho country, whose names
and tho evidence Of genuine character, are al the SER
vice OF any person Interested Among them are tss-
timonial5 from the GoYernors af two States; the
Of the SurgeOns-in- Chief Of Bellevue Hospital; many
clergymen including the Rev. n. Bangs, ID. D., the
anu Assayer OF inc ote ol 1lssach the mayor
of New York City United States Commissioner to
Great Uritain; the Proprietor of Barnum's Museum
and many other public men together with editorial
notices from the leading journals in the country.
The GrRtenberg Company Uterine CathOlicOn viii
certainly cure Failing Of the Womb Whites, DisOr-
ders and Irregularities Of the Monthly Periods Dis
eases Of Pregnacy, and all the various accompanying
symptoms such as Palpitation df the Heart lrregu-
larity of Bowels; Headache Spinal Troubles Nerv-
Ou5uezS. EalnTueS5S DeDllLYs + EeVerlElu0Ss
er assitude and WEAKNESS, both mental and physi-
cal. In the change Of lio, and in young girls when
sallow complexion indigestion, III lhumor, and assi
tude, indicate that the menstrual now mas not been
properly established, the Catholicon viii insure regu-
larty, and restore the rosy hue Of perfect health
One thing should be particularly remembered. 1t
is that these diseases are of slow growth. They often
exist for years before their effects felt in the ys
tenn and m2ny woman ieels nervous irritable, de-
bitated and laHguid, without any apparent reason,
when, after WHILE whites, proapsus, or irregular
menstruation Will prove TO Dc the exciting cause
Considering the gradual progress Of the disease it is,
then, impossible 10 effect complete cure in an in
stant, Causic, or some violent forcing medicine the
sale (which should cOnsign the seller to the penitsn
tiary, may afford apparent relief immediately but
the trouble soon returns with reneWedssnergy The
only safe medicine is one which effects permanent
cure and the only way in which it be done is to
act gradually but surely on the diseased organs, build
up the weakened system, and restore perfect health
The Uterine CatholcOn will do this but it would be
as useless TO expect cure in an instant as 10 plant
grain of In the evening, and expect 10 find the
rpened in the morning. In ssms cases. the whole
Of the first and part of the second bottle will be taken
before any preceptble effects noticed; after that
the patient usually gains rapidly.
The action Of the sun, and air and rain, and time
will bring forth the young shoot, and ripen the ear
and Just tho gradual and beneficial action Of tho
Uterine CathOcOn will restore health TO the diseased
organs and renew the most deblitated constitution
There are some very rocentan favorable whore
one bottle has affected a cure but about five bottles
are ordinarily required, and their will generally
be followed by complete success. In some instances,
especially when complicated with constitutional |
symptoms, mora viii be needed. There arO very
where old age, rupture of the lgaments,
other cause absolutely destroying the reouperative
ady but experience proves that its use even then has
been beneficial, and that in nineteen out Of every
rweenty cases it has proved complete Nothing
human can be infallibls; but far as the skill and
experience Of man can go, the Uterine CathOlicOn /
may be relied upon We submit that our established |
reputation, and the known value of our remedies,
title us to the confidence of the community. Having
gained it, ask that the medicine shall be faithfully
ried TO the extent of advice with the certainty
hat perseverance viii work wonders, while hasty
abandonment an incomplete trial can only result
n disappointment.
With attention to the directions cure, even Of the
worst cases, may be confidently expected
Rp, The GrBfenber Company Uterine Catholicon ]
sold at one dollar and half per single bottle. Five
JOttles for six dollars.
For sale by Druggists and dealers in Medicines
hrOughOut the State