The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-25
Ayers SarsapariIla for Purify
ing the Blood. r

THE reputation this excellent medicine en-.
Il Joys, Is derived from its cures, many OF
which are Of a truly marvellous character. lh>
veterate cases Of ScrOfuiR, where the system
seemed utterly given up 10 corruption, have
yielded up 10 this compound OF ant-stru'
nous virtues. Disorders OF n scrofnl0us type,
and affections which are merely aggravated
ny the presence OF scroful0us matter have
been cured IN sunh numerous instances, 10
every settlement in the country, that the pubs
lIc do not need to be informed here that 1t II
10 most cases specific ahd absolute remedy.
Scrofulous poison In one OF the most de-
structiye enemies Of our race. 0fen, this nn>
seen and unfelt tenant Of the organism under.
mines the constitution, and invites the Attack
OF enieebling or fatal diseases, without exci.
ting a suspicion OF It's presence. Again y
breeds Infection throughout the body, and
then, on some hVorable occasion, rapidly des
yelops into one or the other OF lis hideous
forms, either on the surface or among The Vl>
tails. In the latter, tubercles may be sudden
ly deposited in the lungs or heart, or lnnors
formed in the liver. These facts make the
occasional use ofthe SARsAPARILLA as q Preyen'
tive, advisable .... L..i, .,.I
eruphons or humors appear, there must be
no scronilous faint. These forms OF deraDge'
meut may never occur, and yet the vital for
ces OF the body be 20 reduced by Its snbtle
agency, as mate rally to impair the health
and shorten the duration OF life. It's o CON-
mon error, also, that scTOfnla IL strictly he.
reditary. Il does, indeed, descend from pa.
rent 10 child, but IL IL slso enEendered IN per-
sons born OF pure blood. Low living, ind.
-gestion, foul AR, hcentious bahis, uncleanh.
ness and the depressing vices generally, pro-
duee IL Weakly cor stitntioi 5, where not
forfeited by the most constant and jndicious
care, are peculiarly lIableto Il. Yet, the robust
also, whose turbid blood swells the veins
Ill - owt.t. VIII ali Af
ten contaminated, and on the road TO It's con.
sequences Indeed, no class or condition can
depend onimmuniy ffom il, nor leel iDsensible
TO the importance Of an eiiecinal remedy.
In st. Anthohy's Fire, ROse OF Erlsipelas,
for Tetter, Salt khenm, Scald Head, Ring.
worm, Sore Ears and Eyes and other Erup.
tive or visible forms or the disease caused
primsrilyby the scrofulous Infection, the esarsa.
parila IS so efficient as to be indispensable.
And n the more concealed forms, as IN Dys.
.pepsia, Dropsey, Heart Disease, Fits, Epr
lepsy, Neuralgia, end other affections OF the
muscular and nervous systems, the Sarsapa'
ria, through ITS purifying power removes
the cause Of the disorder, and produces as
tonishiug cnres. - DO H'l .t."
The Sarsaparilla root OF the tropics does
not by itself achieve these results. II Is aid.
ed by the extracts combined with 1t, or still
greater power. 30 potent Is this union OF
healing virtues, Syphilis, OF. Venereal and
Mercurial Diseases are cured by H. though
long time Is required for sublnlng these OF.
stnate maladies by any medjeme. Leu or.
rhso or Whites, Uterine, Ulceraiions, and
Female Diseases in general, are commonly
soon relieved and ultimately cured by the In.
and purifying effect OF our Sarsa.
parllla. rheumatism and Gout, Ofien dcpen.
dent on ihe accumulations OF extraneons mat
ters iu the blood, have also their remedies in
this medicine. For Liver Complaints, tor.
pIdtv, Inflammation, abscess, tie., caused b
ranKling polsoLs in the blood, We unlIesita.
tingly recommend the Sarsaparilla.
This medicine restores health and vigor
where no specific disease can be distinguished.
Its restorative powers Is soon felt by those
who are Languid, Llstless, Despondent,
Sloepless, and filed with Nervous Apprehen.
sions or Fears, or who are troubled with any
other of. those affections symptomatic OF
weakness. Many, after taking IL for General
Debility, have written US Of the youthful yigor
impaired to their nervous system, " hich
seemed buoyant with that prolific life they
thought had departed on the advance Of age, |
Others, whose fountains OF life were always |
steri le acknowledge their obligations to it Ior
IN obvious change.