The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26
Ayers Sarsaparilla, for Purify
ing the Blood.

! VnE reputation this excellent medicine
enjoys, is derived from its cares, ma
nv of which are of q truly marvellous
character. Inyet rate cases of ScIofula,
! where the system seemed utterly given mp
! 10 corruption, have yielded 10 this CON-
pound of anli-strumous virtues. Disor-
ders of serofulous type, aud affections
which are nertiy aggravated by the pres
epcs Of scrofulo1s n.:stter, have been cured
in such numerous Instances, ~ ekeiy
settlement in the country, t"ae tne puoiic
do not need to be informed here 'iiAs " y
ia most cases specific and absolute Sn'eu!
Scroiu ious poison is one of the most 80.
structiyo enemies of our race. Often, illS
unseen end unielt tenant Of the organism
undgrmiues the constitution, and invites
the attack OF enfleb6ng OF fatal diseases,
without exciting a suspicion Of ! pres
enee. Again, it seems TO breed infection
throughout the body, and then, on some
favorable occasion. rapidly develop into
one OF other OF its hdeOus forms, either on
the surface or among the vitals. In the
Latter, tubercles may he SuddonlJ del osited
in the lungs or heart, or tumOrs formed in
tho liver. These facts make the occasional
use Of the SABsAPARILLA as q preventive,
advisable.
1t is mistake to suppose that so long as
no erup,iuns OF humors appear, there must
Be nv scroiulouS faint. These forms Of de-
raugemsrt may never otcu., and yet the
vital forces Of The body be so reGlced by its
subtle agency, as materially TO impair u o
health and shorten tie duration Of life. II
is common error, also. that scroiuia l.
strictly hereditary. L. does. indeed, de-
- .l,,Il l,nf l. ulsn
ei gendeied in p Tsons born Ut pure blood.
Low living, indigestion, foul air, licentious
habits, uLcleanlinesS, and the depressing
vices generally, produce it. Weahly con,
itutione, W hero not fortified by the most
constant ~ d iudiciOus care, are peculiarly
liable 10 it. Yet The robust, also, whose
turbid blood swells the veins with an APP
parently exubaraut vitality, are often con-
taminaled, an on the road to rs c9nSe-
quences. Indeed, 10 class Cr condition
can depend on immunity from it, nor feel
insensiCle to the importancs OF nm eliecIual
remedy.
In St. An'h0ny's Fire, Rose or Er sipelas'
for Te,tcr, Salt Rheum, Stald Head Ring
worm, Sore Ears and Eyes, ard other erup,
tive or visible forms of the disease caused
primarily by the scrotulS infection, the Sar-
sapuTilla is 40 efficient ms to be indispen-
slbc. And in all the more concealed
forms. as in Dyspepsia, DropSy,. Heart
Disease. Fits, Epilep'y, Neuralgia, aud
other affections Of the muscular and nor
vous systems, the Sarsaparlla, trough
its purifying power, removes the cause OF
the disorder, and produces astonishing
The sarsap0rila root Of the tropics does
not by itself achieve these results. !; is
aided by the extracts combined with ii, OF
s'i greater power. So potent IL bisunion
Of hepling virtues, Syphilis or Vcnoe II and
Mercural Diseases are cured by it, though
long time isrequircd for subduing hese
obs mate naladies by any medicine. Leu
corrhoea or Whites, Uterine UlccrGtions,
and Female Diseases in general, are COM
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured
by the inyigcmtipg ld purifying effect Of
our Sarsaparilla. Rheumatism aud Gou.r
often dependent on the Gccumulati lls OF
extrancous matters in the blood, have their
remedy also in this medicine. For Liver
Complaints, torpiiity, Inflammation, ab-
cess, etc. caused by ranking roisons in
the blood,we unhosit.tingly recommend
the Sarsspanla.
This medicine restores health and vigor
whore no specific disease can be distin-
guished. lis Teslorati power is soon felt
by those who are Langui !, LiStless, De-
spoi dent, Seepess, and filled with Ner-
vous Apprehensions or Fear, or who are
troubled with any other of those affections
symptomatiG Of weakness. Many, after TIA
King it for General Debility, have written
us of the youthful vigor impaired TO their
nervous system, which seemed buoyant
with that prolific lie they thought had de-
parted on the advance Of ago. D hers,
whose fountains of life were always stor-
lie, acknowledge their obligations 10 it for
IN obvious change.