The Van Buren press., 1868-05-15
MANsFIELD * HIGBEE'S
TEXAS
TONIC SURUP,
A rapid and never falling cure Sr
Fever and igue, or Chills and Fever.
Erery Poison has Hs anhdotej every
disease has IFS Cure.

E'rery Poison has Us antidote; erery
disease has IFS Cure.
II i. well known fact that the powerful miner.
nj mcdeinc. 50 frequently administered in copiou,
dos,s IA Intermittent aud bilious Rcmttent 70
yrrs pcrilous ~ the con stituton as the dis
eases themselves. while their operation 10 general
Is slow aud uncertain, and their effects eyanescent
Remedies of this class, hazardous under any cir.
euuistances cannot be used with any approach to
safety, except under the direction Of physician; (;
aul in the regions where Fever and Ague. Billion,
Fever. Chill Fever Dnmb Ague, and their kindred
complaints chiefly prevail, medical men are some.
times few and far between, and medical advice al
most Cuobtainable. 1t is obvious therefore that
preparation like the Texas Tonic Syrup, prompt
and certain in lis action as curative, ard equally
10 he relied upon as preventive of these danger.
Gus maladies-a preparation as harmless ~ the
constitution as water must be of priceless value
III the valley Of the Mississippi, or wherever else
they may exist,
4 lac common cause Of all remittent and inter.
mttent fevcrs is the mephitic vapor or miasma
cvaporatcd by heat from the soil, or from the sur
face of stagnant water; and it is usually when the
tOrrld warmth of summer has prostrated the sys
TEN and rendered ii incapable # conscnding ener
getcally with disease, that the attack comes on.
months during which all bilious complaints are
most common, and most violent The organs i'm.
mediately affected by Fever and Ague, and Inter.
mittents and Renttents are the Liver, the Spleen,
the Stomach and Kidneys. Upon each and all Of
these organs, the Texas Tonic Syrup acts specih.
cLlly, regulating aud controlling the flow Of bile,
preventing or relieving that enlargement Of the
spleen known as the Ague Cake, strengthening
the digestive powers and removing those severe
paus of the hack which arise from the torpdity or
inflammation Of the Kidneys. As its name im.
ports 1t gives healthy tone to the Yscera, which
perform the functions of secretion circulation an 4
excretlon. Instead ofintlicting u shock upon the
internal organism, mineral medicines necessa.
rly do, 1t lnvigOrates and assists nature and sec
ou,s with wuuderiIl effect the efforts which she
makes to throw off the disease 1t is not mere
palliative that checks or moditics the symptoms
for briei PERIOD buta radical remedy tha; reaches
and removes the cause Of the disorder.
Ot these facts the inventors and proprietors OF
the Texas Tonic Syrup have had innumerabls
proofs and they are prepared to establish them BY
the highest testimony; Medical men Of aeknow /
edged emnehce prescribe it in their private prac
ticc, and it is rapidly superceding all other pre-
paratlons ofits class, throughout the West, South
west and South. No family residing in any sec
ton sub to the ysitations of que and Fever
or any bilious complaint, should be without it, i
they desire to escape the penalties OF protracted
sickness and Its eoncomitant dangers, agonies and
expenses. ...
is not alone for its curative properties that the
Tonic Syrup is to be priced. As preventive it i,
invaluable. The virus of disease often lie hidden
IN the system for months and even years, weak
enng The vital forces, and slowly, yet surely sap
ping the foundations of health and life. Tn,
symptoms ofthis process appear in the sallow skin
the dull eye, the growing fcebleness Of the uncon
scious victim. As soon as these or any other fore
shadowings of sickness are observed, such as pain
IN the small Of the back, in the left side, or be
tween the shoulders, the Tonic Syrup should b,
given; and it is guaranteed that course of thi.
remedy will in all eases remove every germ Of bill
hous disease from the system, restore the natura
renew the bodily vgor of the individual IL i.
especially recommended to the unacclinated settler
as "A sure safeguard against Ague and Fever