The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-07-23
Ayers Sarsaparilla for Purify
ing fhe Blood.

THE reputation this excellent mehlclnee ga,
i Toys, IL derived from its cures many "
which are Of a truly marvellous chanc'er' IhS
veterate eases OF Scrofi'a, where the system
seemed utterly given up to corruption, have
Welded up to this compound Of ahu-strn'
inous virtues. disorders Of a scrofuluus type,
and Affections which are merely nHHraIhieu
by the presence Of scrofulous matter nave
been cured IN such numerous instances, 20
every settlement in the country, that the pu92~
lIc do not need to Oe informed mere 'lh.t " "
in most cases n specific ahd absolute reIneIy'
Scrofulous poison Is one Of the most deN
structiye Pne mics of our race. Ohen thls un>
seen and uhIell tenant Of the organism nndei-
mines the constitution, and invites the at'hch
of enieeblng or fatal diseases, without excl
ting suspicion Of IT. presence. Aglnn ',
breeds Infection throughout the OnuI' hhu
then. on some favorable occasion, rapinly uo~
yelops into one or the other oil ITS hldeous
forms, either on the surface or among lhe vs.
tails. In The latter, tnGercles may he slduen'
ly depuslted in tho lungs or heart, or llllnOrs
formed in the liver. These hcts make the
occasional use ofthe SAHsAPARiLLA as n pre'en-
tive, advisable.
hi 3 mistake TO suppose that so long ~ no
eruplIons or humors appear, there must pe
no scronIlOus taint. These forms of deranYeN
inent may never occur, and yet the ,llal lor
ces OF the body DO 80 reduced hY IT'S subtle
agency, rs materially to impair the hehllh
and shorten the duration U life. ltls COM
mon error, also, that scrollla is strictly he
rpditRry. IL does, indeed, descend rom pa
rent TO child, hut tits slso engendered III per
sons born OF pure blood Log living, mn
VestiOn, foul air, licenliOus habits, tlnclean IT,
ness and the depressing wees generally, pro.
duce IL Weakly cor stitutions, where not
forfeited by the most constant and lnuiclous
care are peculiarly lialletO IT, Yet, the Tobllst
also, whose turtid blood Swels ihe Ielhs
with an apparently eNubemnt vitality ave o.
ten contaminated, and on the rOadio It's con
sequences. Indeed, no class or CONDITION tnh
depend on immuLI yhOm II, nOrieel lnSeisiole
TO the Importance of M eiieclual remedy
I'm st. AnthOny's Fire, Rove OF ErlSiptlaSi
Gpr letter, Salt RhPnn, Scnld Head, KING
worm. Sore Ears and Eyes and other ETup.
tive or visible forms Of the disease caused
primatily by the scrofllon1 infectien, iheSarSa'
parla IS so efficient rs To- be indispensable
And IN the more concealed forms, ny 10 Dys'
nepsia, Dropsey, Heart Disease, Fits, Epl-
icn.y, Neural gin, nd other affections OF the
Muscular and nervous systems, the Snranpa'
rilla, through ITS purifying pdwcr, removes
the cause Of the disorder, and produces as
lonishug cures,
The Sarsaparilla root Of the tropics docs
not hy itself achieve these results II Is aus
Ell by the extracts combined with II, OF SUI
greater power So p"icni ms union o,
healing virtues, syphilis, or Nenerenl and
Mcrctlrial diseases are cured by II, though q
long time il required for snbdnlng these OBJ
sttnnte maladies by any medicine. Leu or.
rheo or Whites, Uterine, CherRtions, and
Female DSense~ N general, are commonly
soon relieved aud ultimately cured by the IN
yigom,ing aud purifying effect of our Sara
rarl.la. Rheumatism and Gout, often depen-
dent On the accumulation4 of eXtraneOus mat
ters In the lloOd, have also Their remedies in
this medicine. For Liver Complaints, tor
pldty, Inflammation, nbscess, etc, caused b
ranWlng poisorS in the blood, we unheSlla'
tingly recommend the Sarsaparlla.
This medicine restores health and vigof
where no specific disease can be distinguished.
Its restorative powers IL soon felt by those
who aro Languid, Llstless, Respondent,
| Sloepless. and filled with Nervous Apprehen'
sious or Fears, or who are troubled with any
other Of those affections symptt mntic OF
weakness. Many, sner taking II for 0enel al
| Debility, have written us Of the youthful ylgoi
impaired to their nervous system. which
| seemed huoyant with thsL pr life life thcy
thought had departed on the advance Of Nge
| Others, whose fountains OF life were alway:
sterile acknowledge their obligations 10 II FOL
m obvious change.