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tha' q corpulrnt friend Of mine, who like myself.
~ possessed Of ReI orally supnd c'usd utiDn.
was lahuriug under frequent pa p'tt'ols 1c the
hcart and sens ltuus ut fliujing, was, a. my Ga
sugton, induced 70 place himsc IN thc han IS
OF my m, diCh adviser, with the same sruiu "a
beneficial results. lie is at prc.cl clt u1 irr toe
same ordeal. and in eght week, has prlitpd rv "a
more .Mgcly than / did In tbn' "a r. pert ID: hr
has tost the palptatons, aud is bsc)nilg, sp 10
speIE, nc ew-madC man, IN mktdl fo u' Tor ti-
yisiug aud graceful to the eminent cOunsc lDt %
whom | referred hm Hnd he looks fJrw ,rI wi a
good hope 10 q p rect Curc.
! am fully persuaded that hundreds. n mot
tho sands Of our fellow men migrt prpH o. Iual y
by a siuil ir course; but, consultations nov being
all alike "a different coursc OF trrarmcu. WAY rC
aGvi'aOe for the removal OF 20 tOrmca.iu an
aflttt On.
My kind and valued medical adviser g. not A
doctor fr obesity, but stands on the uiun loln OF
fame In the treatment Of another mai tly. wpicI, ,
az he we'll knows, Is feqponuy induced by the
disca-c OF which 1 am speaking, and sincerely
trust most OF my Corpucut friends (nd there are
thousands OF corpulent people whom dare no;
so ranl) may be led tuto my trim.road. To auy
such ] am prepared to offer the further key Ut
knowledge by naming the man. II might .eon
invidious TO do So nov, but ! shall only be- loD
happy, If applied to by letter in good faith %
any doubt should exist 20 to the COrreC ness OF
this statement
WILLIAM BANTtNu, Sen,
Late Of No. 27 81. James street, Pcctduiy
Now OF No. 4, The Terrace. kensinstOn.
Nov 1868
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A LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF coSsmrrnoS

LADY IN THE LAST, STAGE OF COEsubrrnoS
CUhED.
From the Boston Journal.
JUY ~ is6i,-I, Mrs. Nancy Sloan, Of No. s. warren
street ChBrostOwu, do certify that ha been afflicted
for ten ears Ny right side paralvzed that
could not lie on IL. Daring that time suffered from ca
arrh tlroat would cough from i've hours at
timCt was very ucryUus seldom could sleep night
had lung fever two years since, which reduced
skeleton. / bad all tho mCtCal advice and medicn
money could procure, but all TO purpose was tist
sinking m the last stage Of consumption confined
to bed when Mrs II, O.. Browns Metaphysical Discovery
was sent ioI. IL wrs applied according % direction.
felt no better, but rather worse for some tine
My friends wanted me TO give up, saying II would kill
mo that was too far and too weak 10 try anything
But my mother said would die II I did not dnd
relief the Discovery; aud as the last tia to
circulation which rnshing into system which was
tatlug eject As the circulation kept increasing my DIS
BEGAN to break up II six weeks after bcgan
TO apply the medicine before could gather Sreagh TO 20
into Boston 10 Mrs N G.. Bros wn, and then naI 10
have help. The second time l yentured went wthO mt
help and the third time found my way without dit
cuy. began the nf the Metaphysical Discovery
May ana the result ON this 27th OfJuy, that he ath and
strength is fast returning 10 my emaciated frame.
My parayzed side Is restored TO vgOr; can rest
well on it, MY catatrh Is gone. My cough,
ness, and sore throat gone. sleep well All my ir
TegulaTties have disappeared, and must acknowledge
that by the providence of God directed 10 the
Mrs N. q. Browns Metaphysical Discovery, and by It
taken from the mouth of the and restored to my
family and friends know diseases gone, aHd a
general circuatD has taken place but expect It will take
time to regain my 81 iesh and strength.
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REMARKApIE crnF OF pEArxEss OF Twenty

REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS CF TWENTY
EARS STANDING.
/, John NewCumb, of Quincy, do certify that have
been entirely deal m left for Nv enty years, for
the past six my right has been deaf that
could not hear conversation or public speaking OF sny
kind could not hear the church bells ulg while
ang in the church have also been troubled for
Der OF years with very sore rost So That glged
TO give singing IA CfuTch Tor had lost my voice.
had gTeat troubl, In my head terrible uOies amo
craznese. My head ielt numb and stupid AID was
source OF constant troube TO me.
tried every remedy that could be thought Of went to
auTiss; but t.cy wanted to instruments would
have nothing To do with them, About month sine
obtained Mrs NJ q Browns Motaphysicd Al Discovery aud
used 1t according the directions the bottles And the
result Is that the nng OF both perfectly restored
that can hear wcas man. The great tr1ub e
my head is entirely gonc nv head feels perfectly easy
and at rest My throat, which was diseased, Is entirely
cured, have recovered my voice again would not
take thousand dollars for the tenet have received
in the Of Mrs. Browns detaphy sioal Discovery.
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REMARKABLE CURE or DISCHARGES FROM THE
EAR. DlsEAsEn EYES. AID LOsS or INrEL-

LECr.
PHiLApFLPHIA, September I, lSGt-G Henry MarvIle
Jefferson street. (Ictr Mr. Brlwnhodts coal yard) &c
mantOWn, do certify ilat son Joshua tOON brain eNet
and CataTrh the Tsas which left Eim with dsCharsos
from the and usra Ell eyes. The discharges never
ceased His became quite large and unnatural
covered with scab Iie pillows HAD 70 be changed durnS
the night saturated they with the discharges N
would be impossible describe the condition OF his ewes.
n family physciln said he would go blind. Hs nte oct
also became Impaired, that he cared not to be- or play
with children He ook no no'ce Of anything around hm
None but the parent tell what sueTinys
look child IN tins cGulrOn.
Most proyidentialy, about year ago, saw aIrs.
NJ. q, Browns "MeaphysiCal Discovery advertised in
the Ledger. went 70 lie ONCE, 40 Arch street, and
procured The medicine Ny wife applied Il faithfully and
peIscyeriggy, The medicine worked slowly at the
beginning, but stwe perseyored, ana the result is that
SON is entirely cured Of his diseases. His uteluc
Stems 70 have awakened out Of the sleep of death He
considered now brlsht and intelligent boy, Tho dis
charges from bis ears have entirely ceased and s ears
have become small aud natural lis eye. are eleA - %
strong. Ny wife aud mytcif are well satsned wi TIE
great rure performed on child by Mrs. NJ H bsWns
AttAh! slebl Discovery, ald most heartily commend 10
al. who 'u'er.
Mrs VI. q. Browns Celebrated Poor Richards Eye
Water, 81 per bottei tna sze26 cents. Scap kenoya-
tor, 81 per bottle.
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THIS ELIXIR cures Hys-
terid, General Debility, Pal
p.taiiOn Ui the Heart, aud
lmp1tcucy. ltrestDrcs men
tai power and the appetite.
and causes the rose 20 mount
the cheek OF panOr, and the
debillt1ted man Ot woman
60 feel vigOroHs and strong,
the young and ambitious
blood 10 course through
every vein, the nerves 70
become strOnE, ana the fires
Of rev life and YlyOr to re-
animate the entire body,
building up the constitution,
Restoring 10Y and life 20 many
a sad aud dakened firoside.
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Iauonts ADDRESSING ms win please write Post once
Count state and Laue OF writer PLAIN ard iAel'e p
age stamp for reply. ,, sort a., ,s
and we viii send them 20 you by ENrtes,, ,cs ond
dressing should STATE the disease aA I trt it ~
I'm ruIars In reunrt 10 their cases we ueN an u--
eases OF A chronic nature in male or lenlale IA. ,
Of ber mabty 10 visit ms. We have treated success
NM, na,ients In a portions of the civilized 81 re
SSh 10 send every reader OF this paper our thirty
Two page pamPllet ite. A. A. ~. W ID NtppvrN
Ai.rt - All letters and orders 10 llr W X. MEhNlN X
"a No. 6i LIBERTY Street, New York.
sold wholesale ana iotal by - DNoII a q - q
9,aI sW-8m 30. 2i2 N, SECOND Street, phlad
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They cure 2upprssssd,
and PAINFUL Men
Biruation.
They cure Green Sick
nees lChlOrOs!s)
They cure Nervous and
spinal Afieot'Ons Pains ia
the Back aud lower parts
OF the Body, ileavinets,
Fatigue on Slight ExerGiOn,
PulpttaiiOn of the Heart,
LOwnesi OF Spirits, Hyste-
rin, Sick Headache, Gldii.
ness, &c., &c. In a word,
by removing the .rregulsrity,
they remove The cause, aud
with II all the effects that
spring tgom Il.
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A few doses restore the
appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst
case Ci lmpotency.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
one bottle restores NEIL
tai power.
a few doses bring the rose
10 the cheek.
This medicine restores
TO manly vigOr ana rOOust /
health tie poor dcb!li-
tated, worn down, and des %
pairing .dcyOtee Of sensual
pleasure.
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This medicine has been
tested by the most emit .
Hont medical men OF tha
day, and by them pro-
nounced 20 DO one OF tho
greatest medical discoveries
Of The age.
One 90 tie will cure Gene-
raj Debility.
A few doses cure Mysteries
In Females
One bottle cures palpita-
ton Of the Heart.
A Few doses restore the
organs OF generation.
From one to three bot
ties restore the manli-
ness and full vigor Of
youth. n
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We sen all the CHERO-
KEE MEDICINES by EX-
press (eNcCpt the Cherokee
Pills, these are sent BY mail,
free OfpO tage), on receipt 0l
uries, 20 any part Of the civil
lied world, sCcurclypaCkcd,
I'M such a manner tha no
one through whose hands
tlaymay pass would know
Tie contents,
Ladies or gentlemen can
llregs ms In perfect conf
utpce, and we will In al
cases frankly answer llc.r
.,.iers, and give our opinion
olcrch mlis.dI1lcasH. We
prescribe uu mineral.
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CHyloKFE PILLS!

~ YAK 'OAi Nll
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEAL1 n PKESERNt II
CERTAIN AND SAFE.
For the Ren oval OF Db-
slrGCtiOnS, and the inaur-
auce of Regul,rty In trc
Occurrence OF the tlOuthly
Periods.
1hOy cure or ObNistC hose
numerous diseases that
,pIi,r from iTrCgu!aIity, by
rem owing he irresuiBr1iy
Itself.
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This medicine ls a sinpe
Ncsctab c 20 ,trasi, and Oni
on wLich all can rely IS "a
has been used IN our praC-
ticc for many years, and
wi "a thousands treated, tL
has not failed In 4 single
ia tance, Its curative pOw
eos have been sufficient 10
gain victory over the most
stubborn case.
10 those who have trihed
with their cOnstitutions until
they think themselves bo-
yOnd the reach of medical
aid, we would sayDESPAIR
MOTT the CHEH0KEE
CURE will restore YOU q
heath and yigor. and after
all quaCk doc .ors hsYe failed.
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EDUCATIONAL.

FRIENDS ACADEMY FOR ROYS, REAR.
Z OF No Al N ELEVENTH Street, reopen5 on the 9Th
inst SlJ pgr term Of % weeks. All denominations ad
mittd. tsel-lm'l W. WulrALL.
IRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
y no. G57 CHEsSUT Street. cJrner Of Seventh.
Established lSl4. Incorporated 1855.
Young men prepared for the Counting house and bus-
ness life.
Thorough and practical instruction IN
ROOK-KEEPING
In all Its branches pTaos0d by the best accountants
and business men,
PENMANSIUp.
Plain and ornamental, ID taught by Of the most
pctent of penmen.
Commercial Calculations,
BuslneSs FORMS,
Commercial Law,
Detecting Counterfeit Notes, &c.
TELEGRAPHiNG,
by sound and paper taught In thorough and practical
manner by a long cNpt ricnctd operator,
STUDENTS INSTRUCTED SEPARATELY,
And received at any time.
Evening Ossi0 after September 10Th.
CATALOGUES,
Containing terms students names al last year) &c,
IS, II. CRTTTESDEN & 60.
syg-lm No. G37 CHESNGr Street
CIGNOR y. PERELLI
- naying returned from Europe, has resumed his
LESSONS IN SlSGING.
see-thsmlin No, 1928 ClIESNUT STREET.
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DIR wRlnnr.s KEIu

DIR wRiQnT'S REJU-
NbNATlNG ELiNIR; or,
Essence OF Lite! Prepared
IRON pure Vegetable EN-
tracts, containing nothing
injurious to the most deli-
cate.
The Rcjuvena,ing Elixir
Is tie result OF modern
discoveries in the vcgeia
BILE KINGDOM; being an
entirely new and abs .raCt
method ft cure, iTtcspCo-
tiNeof all the old and worn
out systems.
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ADDEFDAs
Having exhausted the first edition (lD0) copiasD
of the foregoing pamphlets and period Of one
year having elapsed since commencing The nd
Inirahe course Of diet which has led to III IA
inestimable beneficial results, and, "a, | eNpsecd
and desired" having succeeded IN utttiling the
happy medium of weight and bulk ha so / tUg
Intellectually sought, which appears necessary 10
health at my age and stature, feel imp lied, by
sense Of public duty, to offer the results Of my
experience in a second edition. lt has been sug-
g0sted that / should have sold the pamphlet,
devoung any profit TO charity, As moro agreeable
and useful and had intended to adopt such 4
course, but on reelection feared my motives might
be mistaken therefore respectfully present this
(ke the FIRST edition. TO the puJlic cautiously,
earnestly hoping the subject may be taken up by
medical men and thoroughly ventilated.
COMFORTING RESULTS.
It may (ind / hope wilD he as sati'fi ictory to
the public hear as II is for me to state, that the
first edition has been attended with very comfort
ing results 10 otter sufferers from cOrpulence, as
the remedial system therein described WAS tD me
under that terrible disease, which was my main
object in publishing my convictions on the sub
jet. 1t has moreover attained success, produced
fatteTinR compliments, and an amount of atten-
ton could hardly have imagined possible. The
pleasure and satisfaction this has afforded m, Is
ample compensation for the trouble aud expense
have incurred; and most sincerely trust, las
verify believe" this second edition will be accom-
panied by similar satisfactory results from a more
extensive circulation. If so, 1t will inspirt me to
circulate further editions, whilst a corpuent per-
son exists, requiring, as | think, this system Of
diet or so long Is my motives cannot be mis-
taken, and are thankfully appreciated.
THE GRADUAL REDUCTION OF WEIGHT.
My weight is reduced forty six pounds, and as
the rcTy gradual reductions which | am able %
show may be interesting to many, have great
pleasure in stating them, believing they serve TO
demonstrate further the merit of the system
pursued.
My weight on 2Gth Augu st, 1862, was 2)2 lbs.
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CASisroGA, Q ". July p, lsGi-Mrs. NJ. g.. brown e.
Dear Madam been quite blind in my right for
seven years. 1 have been 20 several doctors, whom
heard could eyesght, but they done
any good. spent large sums Of money IN travelling TO
where heard there doctors who could heuCHt me
but none oi them could do me any good / thought my
hopeless, until told by friend you could relieve
by friend and procured your "Metaphy Dis
coveTy,N ana IN twentytOur hours the FIRST
ment, could see quite distinctly. very thankful for
my deliyerRnce.
remain yours truly,
JOHN BELEY.
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~ lfs use nflle QHEgO.
EEE gENtDY Ard CHE
kphEE INJECTION .hs
t,.I uci.ClHcs At the same
iimH-tl Improper dis
arl's q. nrcmOyed, aud th-
wuahcua iur.ans are speed.
.yr..tlryd 90 fnli ylgor aud
strength
IurfHl' particulars get our
pamphlet from any drug
ttnfr 80 fhe country o
write us, and We viii mai
Tree 20 any address A ful
t,salsc
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JOHN BELEY.

The Celebrated Poor Richards Eye Water 81; small
No. Eo ARCH Street. :
, Scalp Ren0vator, Sl
sel0Ws-3m No. 40 ARCH Street.
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Prices Of the Cherokee
Medicines-CheTesee Reme-
dy, 81 u bottle. or . bottles
f'r 81 Cherokee Injection,
- a bOttle, or 3 bottles for
s.. cherokee Cure, ~ a
rOitle, or 3 bottles for IS.
Dr. Ntights Elixir, 81 a
bottle, or 3 bottles for IS,
Chct0l &c Pills, for females,
81 4 box, Or 9 boxes for 81.
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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH S

generated in the stomach. that al things tending
10 these elements should bc Avoided, Of course
away under sound medical authority,
WILLIAM BAvrfNu.
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DR W r.. MERwIN & co $ COLUMN FOR
y TnE CtlFROKtE MEDlCtNE5.
CoMToUNui u FROM ROOTS BAkgS. AND LE AvEI
CHERRIES REMEDY

NHEEtEEE HtMtDNt
tic Rrrst inii1u uiwciic
ruICs Oh I'D eases OF 'NH
urinary uflt.t.strh a. 90
cor tueur. ~ f'r lrNH
lu1rma.IDI OF tsr BlatIrr.
luilsmUI'i1n lrte EHl-
nuNs SiDtc m the 3 Htflr.
Siiicuufr. Gruti lrcJ
3.u'.thua. Hu. tts-n rI
~ rfr,uuuct o. Ii 'lsH
nsses o. iHunr nllYs r
NII''s 90 f.rHp.l s|..'
al. t.g o.i fa'fe "a lIsf
gfi,- lsHcfu.rI
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ComDOsCd OF simp g ycpe-
table eNtTEots, they contain
nlthlIg Celetcri, us 10 A'y
constitution, however celi-
cate, their function being TO
substitute strength for " eak-
ness. which. when orO1egly
used, they never iAil 10 do.
They may be suicly used
at any age aud at any period,
erccyt dUr.Hg me .fTN three
months, during when the
uutsilinR nature Ot their &C
tlnn would iLiall bly, THE-
vFNT pre- gnAtcN
EEtfti,FEEE
EEEEEEEEEE
EE
EE
FEEEE
FEEEE
EE
EE
FEEFEEEEfE
EEEEEEEEEE
In the CHEROKEE MEpl-
Cincs, the unfortunate viii
md q cay OF deiiNeIance
IRON suffering ard pain. A
day splentid ard glorious,
when they shRl no 10 ger
suffer without cessNiiOn or
repose, ether through lner-
CenaTy quaCks or The inelii-
Ci' ncy ofnauseOus pTepara-
lions.
The Cherokee Medicines
accomplish their ransom
,helr emaICipaI on. An
rmaI eipatiau so grrailso ad-
miIhble, ard 80 prolific OF
ni,er,a. gnOd. These medi-
CiIes wiIlpIuNc W any tnl
every Casg. brhiul qua
neyer-;a' ~ ir,trds In tie
time OF lCtu.
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&c s preDalsi iu a hIghiy
.u rH'.H.td t1rm, toe 10
t Nr.rgfrHm J.U l1trs1 fra-
1 FuHful, t1f"t fImUsp.rtty
i'I8giurytia Aul A terhiivc
U ii8 action purf5 ing AMI
.HHUsIIg The YHui, rtuang
/. fH lnw II HU fs gnat
pas.iJ ana yigor fhus I,1o
,fNE tom tIe tysitW AZ ler
Hl1u. Htu,sa wI.,h nl IA
need lHcsae.
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DIFFICULT LocoMOTIoN.

Although no very great size or weight, still
could MOI ssooP W We my shoe, so 10 speak, nor
without considerable pain and difhculty' Which,
only tho cOrpulent can understand; have basn
compelled 20 60 down stairs slowly backwafds
10 save the jar of increased weight upon The ankle
and knee Joints, and been obliged 70 putt and
blow with every slight exerton, particularly that
OF going up stairs. / have spared no pains 70
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Ono OF the most corpulent persons kRxA4 was
Mr.. Lambert, Of Le.cestershlre. whSS N9,e.fd
hfty-two stone eleven pounds tourtceNH Hnds
10 the store)
At Hainton there died in 1916 Samuel Sugars,
aged hfty.twoi and his body, with single conn.,
weighed fifty stone
In 1854 died Mr.. Jacob Powell, OF Stebbing, IN
Essex his body was above live yards IN clrcun-
ference, and weighed five hundred and sixty
pounds, requiring sixteen men to carry MN 10
his grave
In l775. Mr.. SpoOncr, Of Skillington, near Tam
worth, weighed, a short time before MS uea'n'
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ANOTHER EXAMPLE

have the pleasure 70 afford, in conclusion, q
A@'lalac1oEy confirmation Of my report, In stating
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Ch that the faculty would look deeper into
and make themselves better acquainted with the
crying evil Of Ohesity-ihat dreadful tormenting
para, lie on health aud comfort. Their fellow
graves, as / believe many DO, from what is termed
apOpleXy, and certainly would not, during their
soiOun on earth, endure 50 much bodily, and
consequently nental infrmiy.
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Pure genuine bread may be the staff OF life, as
il Is termed. It is so, particularly in youth, but
] feel certain II is more wholesome IN adyaheea
life If thoroughly toasted, as take IL, Ny I'M
preston is that any stRIchy or saecharine mattei
tends 70 the disease of corpuence in advanced
life, aud whether il be swallowed in thas FORM OF
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have placed thank offering of $50 in the
hands OF my kind medical adviser, for distribu-
ton amongst his faYorite hospitals, after gladly
paying his usual fees, and still remain under
obligations for his care and atten-
ton which / can never hope 10 repay Most
thankful to Almighty Providence for meTcies
received, and determined 10 press the case into
public notice as a token Of gratitude
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-25
Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is compounded from the most efectllal anti
dotes that medical science has discovered fol
this affecting distemper, and for the cure OF .he
disorders il entails. That it is far superior 10
nv other remedy yet devised, is known by all
wi'o have given II u trial. That it does com
rnc virtues trsly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class Of complaints, is indsputab,y
proven by the great multitude Of publicly
known and remarkable cures it has made OF
the following diseases Kings Evil or
7landular Swellings, Tumors, Erup-
ions. Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Fry.
ipelas Rose or st. Anthonys Fire, Salt
theun, scald Head, Coughs from tu.
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
SYphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the Whole
erie. of complaints that arise from impurity
# the blood. Minute reports OF individual
ases may be found in AYERS AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which is furnished 10 the druggists
for grn,ilitous distribution, wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some CT
he remarkable cures whirh it has lnnde when
III other remedies had failed 10 nilord relief
Those eases are purposely taken nom all sec
ions Of tie country, in order that every reader
nav have access 10 some one who can speak to
i'm Of its benefits from personal experience
Scrofula dcprcsses the vital energies and thus
caves II. victims far more subject to discase
and its fatal results than are healthy constiIul
lions. Hence il tends to shorten, and does
!rcatly shorten. the average duration Of human
life The vast importance Of these considcra
tions has led US TO spend years in perfectipg
remedy which l. adequate to its cure This
We now offer to the public under the name OF
AYERS SARsAPAKILLA, although it Is com
DO .cl of ingredients, some Of which exceed tlit
best of ,Sa,s ydfiu in Alternative power. B.,
Is aid YOU may protect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger of thess disorders. Purge on
.he foul coruptions that rot and fester in tht
blood purge out the causes Of disease, anC
vigorous health will follow. BY its peculiar
virtues this remedy stimulates the vital func
,ions, and thus cxpcls the distempcrs which
lurk within the system or burst out on an,
part of il.
We know The public have been deceived b,
,naiy compound, Of SUmpdrilIo, that promise'
much and did nothing bnt they will u 'irher h.
deceived nor disappointed in this. IT, virtue
nave been proven by abundant trial and Their
remains no question Of its surprising excellence
for the cure of the afflicting diseases 1t Is in
tended TO reach. Although under the sam
name, it i II very different medicine from an,
other which has been before the people, and !
tar more efTec1ual than any other which ha
ever been available to them.