The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-05
Ayers Sarsaparilla, for Purify
ing the Blood.

TIE reputation this excellent medicine
l. oijnys, is derived from its cures, ma
ny OF which aro of truly marvellous
character. luvet rate cases Of SeIuiulai
where tho system seemed utterly given NJ
TO corruption, lIay Q yielded TO lhia CON-
pound Of anji-strumcus viitues. Dis0r-
ders of scrofulous tyrc, and atiecuons
which are merely aggravated by tie pres.
eLcS Of scrofulouS matter, have been cured
in such numerous instances, in sv.ry
settlement H. the country, that the public
do 1oL need to be informed hero That 1t IL
in most cases Il specific aud absolute enedy
ScrOfulous poison H. ono vf the most do
siruclive enemies Of our race. Often, this
unseen snd unfelt tsl.ant Of the organism
unlsrmines the consli,u ion, aud invites
tie attack OF cntrt blirg or fatal ,liseases,
without exciting = suspicion Of i - pres
enco. again, it seems TO breed infection
,hr, ugh, ut the body, and then, oil some
favorable OCCASION, rapidly develop int
one or other OF its hihrops forms, oil her Oh
the surface or an NJ tho vi'als, In The
latter, tubercles N % suddenly DEL ositt d
in ths lungs or heart, or tunors itrmed in
thu liver. 7 lieso lac make the occasional
use of the SAEsAPARILiA 40 preventive;
advirable.
ltis mistake to supposothst 50 long as
no eTup ions or humors appear, there must
he no scrolulOus faint. i hese forms OF de-
rangemert may never o. cns, and yot the
vital forces OF The body be ~ reduced by Ills
subtle agency, rs materially to impair the
health and shorten tie dHmtiOn Ut life! II
is common error, Also, that serotu.a.
strictly hereditary. II does. indeed, de-
scend from parent to child, hut il is also
el geBdored in p, rSons born OF pue blood
Low living indigestion, foul air, licenliors
habits, uLcleanlinesS, and the depressii
vices generally, produce 1t. Wuat ly con
= ilutions, whvrs not fortified by the most
oustnnt ~ judiciouS care, arc peculiarly
liable to IL. Yet .he robust, nlso, whose
iurbid blood swells the v,ius with an APP
parenty e1uberant vitality, are often con
taminated, an ! on the road to i,s conse-
ouences. Indeed, no class or condition
can depend on immunity fromit, nor feel
iuscnSitle to the imlortpnco Of an eftec ual
remedy.
In ST. An h ny's Fire, Rose or Er sipelas,
for Te.ter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring
worm Sore Ears and Eyes, and other erup
tive or Visible forms OF the disease cansed
primarily by the scrofuls infe;ion, the Sar-
sapurilla il no efficient As TO be indirpen-
sab!e. And in all the more concealed
forms. as in Dyspepsia, Dropy,. Heart
Disease. Fits, fpilep'y, Neuralgia, and
other affections Of the muscular and ncl-
vous systems, the S.rsaparilla, Trough
its purifying power, removes the cruse OF
the disor der and produces astonishing cnrts
The sara aparilia root Of the tropics does
not hy itself achieve thesc results. j; is
aided BY the extracts combined with it, OF
sti u greater power. So potent IS bisunion
of healing virtues, Syphilis or vencreal and
MercurinI Diseases are cured by II, though
long time is required for subduing these
obs mate nnlados by any medicine. Lou
corrhoea or Whites, Uterine Ulcer.tions.
and Female Diseases in general, ara com-
monty soon relieved md ultimately cured
by the invigc rating a I'd purifying effect Of
orr Sarsa 2arilia. Rheu maiism aud Gou
often dependent on the accumulati MS OF
cxtrancous matters in the blood, lavc their
remedy also in this medicine. For Liver
Complaints, torpility, inflammation. nb-
GERS, etc., caused by ranking poi sons in
the blood, we unhssitstingly recommend
the Sarsararills. -.
This medicine restores health and vigol
where no epe,iic disease can bc distin-
guished. lis restorati power is soon fel;
by those who arc Languil, Listless: De
spoil dent. Sleepless, and filed with Ner-
vous Apprchensions or Fear or who are
troubled with anyiothor Of thoAo affections
symptcmatin Of weakness. Many, after TIA
king 1t for General Debility, haTo written
us Of the youthful vigor impaired to their
nervous sy stem, which seemed buoyani
with that prolific lie thoy thought had ie.
parted on the advance of aga. D hers,
whose fountains of life were always ster-
lie, acknowledge their Obligations 10 it for
an Obvious change. .'''' 7't u ~ f"i