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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarap1riV,

the most effcctual remedy which the rc5-,
skill of our times can devise for this sv--.
where prevailing and fatal maladv. ksr:
bincd from the most active rcmeilals ,ha,r,-,
been discovered for the expurgation of tb,s.i
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of \.
system from its destructive con>eore,r.,
Hence it should be employed for the cllre !,
not only Scrofula. bu. also those OTHER srr.
tons which arise from It, such rs Egrr-,r,
and SKIN Diseases, Sr. AxTmoxr's Fmr
ROSE. or ERTsIrEL,s, PIMrLrS, PrsrrLr,
BLorcmEs. BIAINs and BoILs. TrNoRs, Trrrr.
and SALT RrfcH, ScALD IIEAp, RrNGvOlv
RHErM.TIsN, SYrnlIIrIc ard MrEcrRlL b..
EASES. DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEmLirY. and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VIM.
TED OR IMPURE BLOOp. The popular hs-.i
in =. ispmity Of The blood" i founded in tIl',,
Tor scrofula Is a degeneration Of the blood. IT,.
particular purpose and virtue of this Sar>ara-
rill# Is 10 purify and degenerate this vital Rl.
without whrh SQUAD health is impossible N
contaminated constitutions.
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Scr0fula, or KINGS -.

is constitutional disease, co...
blood, by which this fluid boapaon q >,
weak, and poor. Being in tSa .oines vi,is,-d
peryades the whole body, and mar ,IIas0R. i
IN disease on any part OF it. No c,. 'a'.' o.,
from its attacks. nor is there One ~, =; i IL,
not destroy. The scrofulous tain, men y n,
caused by mercurial disease, low : ,'.a''ot,y
ordered or unhealthy food, ironn, .'li'ss' d.
and filthy habits, the depress5c -'s ar ia
above all. by the venereai i.s..'? ''Ses, az,
ever be Its origin, it is heredi,,r.. Wat
stitution, descending from par-,,,. % - con.
unto the third and fourth ge,irr,..., 20 %i,Ien
it seems to be the rod Of H., ~: '-d
VIII VISIT the 'ni9uisies Of til f..,r, 4
Its effects commence by dero ;.;,r
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous r,,,,r ION tt'
the lungs, liver, and internal orr ~, "'lsl n
tubercles; in the glands, swell. ~ ss'hr!
the surface, eruptions or sores n; 40 u
ruption, which gcnders in the BIOL !, ~ io.l e2'-
the energies of life, so that serofl,s PIES,
tons not only suffer from scru;,,, , sO'''u'0-
plants, but they have far less uoy.r . =, e'a-
stand the attacks of other disca,,,. ,' VAC
quently vast numbers perish Ey j;, co5f,
which, although not scroiulous in their r.. y"
are still rendered fatal by this tain, T !; Iie
system. Most Of the CONSUMPTION Nj; - re
climates the human family has its orion MI n. %
in this scrofulous contamination. .rS ~!
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidney, ,.-'!
and. indeed, of all the organs, arise fo Sr-a,
are aggravated by the same cause. avn "
Ono quarter of all our people are scrOs,,,,,.
their persons are invaded BY this hrk;~' :
fiction, and their health is undcrnincI /, 4
To cleanse it from the system we mus, yr,.,. l.
the blood by an Alternative mediriue ,r4
visorate it by healthy food and ever; y
Such medicine we supply in '''
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