The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05
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Ayers Sarsaparilla for Purify
~ pr ding the Blood.

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THE reputation this excellent medicine en-.
Il loyp, Is derived from its cures. many oi
which are ofatruly marvellous character. ln>
Vttttats cares Of Scrdfub', Ghefe' the system
seemed uttehy'given up to corruption, haW
yielded up 20 this compound Of Rnt.strii'
nous virtues. -;'iSor'iefs of a serofulous type,
and affections which are merely Aggravated
ny ths-presenres OF scTofIlous matter have
been cured 10 such numerous. ~ stHilces. IN
every settlement in the cotrntrt, that the pubs
lie ito not needtO be Informed here that II Il
In mos cases n specific ahd absolute remedy.
Scr0fulous poison ia ope. Of the most de-
Struciiye enemies Uf ur race. ulten THIS unN
seen aud unielt tennnt of the organism under'
MINES the rOnst tuition, kndfin viles the attack
of enieeblng or fatal diseases, without exci'
ting suspicion ~ its presence. Again it
hr, eds infection throughout the body, and
then, On ROme favorable oceasion, rapidly de-
" lops into one or the other OF iis hideout
forms. either on the surfaee or among the VS.
tas In thsinutr. rlberrles NAV be- sudden
,1y derosltPd In the lung or heart. or lnTnors
lorlna,ffn the hysr These facts make the
occasional use ofthe 9kRsArARsttA - PreVen.
tive. auNiHahl6 w. 1y-..fI BOZ
n Iii y mistake to suppose that % long ~ no
eruphnns or humors slpenr. there nltist Le
no scrotiilou- thipt. 1he'e forms OF, dennge>
Ineut may never occur, ald Aetl the vital for
ces of the bndy be- 80 rodured hV lis subtle
agency. as mai eriHlly>tol fmphlt lthe ifeallh
and shortI n the duration OF life. It's com
mon error, ako, ihRt scTolF)h'is strictly he
rpditaIy. l. does, indeed, descend from pm
rent 10 rhild' hntitis sfso engrndered IN per'
sons burn of pune blood .LoP living. ind.
gesion. f,Iil air, lcentiols hablh', hnclean u.
ness and the depressing vices generally, pro.
dure IL Weakly col stiintioi 8, where not
forfeited by the most constant and iihlicious
car... are peculiarly liahirtO II. Vet the robust
hl.o, whose turhid blood sv6lls the VEINS
with m apparently exubeiant nInlity' Afe of
ten contaminated. and on tho -oad TO It's con-
sequences Indeed. no class or condition can
: epend on imniuii yffom It, norfeel irfsen.ible
to the importance Of an etieclualreIneiy. "A
In 81 Anthony's Fire, Roseof Erisipeias,
for letter, Salt Rhrum. Scnll Head, Ring.
worm, Sore Ears and Eyes and other Erup.
tive or visible forms Of the disease caused
1 r.mnily by the scrot Ions infedtiNn, hrsar-a
paI,'l, ls 50 etfriept ns tn he indispensable
A nj ~ the more c1ncP,led forms, ~ IN l'ys.
! epsia, IirOpsey. Heart disease, Fits. Epi.
Iep y. Neuralgia, nj other affections or The
muscular and nrrvou+ sysIepis, the sar-apq'
rll'a, through its purifying power, removes
the ,qInse Of the disdrlier, aud protinUes as
tunishlug cures. ,-. aI.H -q.-
The Sarsaparlla. root ofthc trorcs does
not 10y itself achieve these rsnlts. IL Is aid,
ad hN tha extracts combined with IL, o still
greater power, 30 potent is his union oi
hpa ing virtues, Syphilis, or NenPren and
Mercllrii ! iscasps are cured by it,tbough
kng time II required f'r subining thee oh.
stlnnts mnl,dies by my me,liclne.. Len OF.
rheo or Whites, Uterine, ulcp'nliona, and
Female pisease> IN genrri !. are common ly |
soop r., lieycd and tluInutll cured by the IN.
tignrntinG md lpurlyina ELECT Of our sa,'a
laTl Ia Rheumatlsm and Gout, often depen
dent IN tlie Nr,llmula laiion- Of eAtrHneoliS uHt'
ter- ID the flood, have ilso their remedies ia
III medicine For LIttr CbmI luDt-. tor
Ildity, Inflammation, nhscess, etc, capsed
rnnhing pos0,!r in the Hood, We unheslm
tDgly recommend the -aTsaparlia.
his medicine restores hem and ,igOf
where no specific di' eas-can he distinguished
It, restorative powers il soon felt by thost
'Sho IRE Lsneuid, Llstlese, rsI ohdeni,
Sloepless. and filled with Nprtous Aprrthen
~Io.sOr Fpnrs. or who are troubled with Any
otlrpr Of those affections isyinut matte Oi
weskne-s. Many, alter taking il for Gene al
lE'lility, have written ns Of the youthful yiRor
impaired TO their nCiynus Sy>t-m, which
seemed moynnt with That pr, lic hre they
thought had d, parted M the advance ofnge
rhers, who's" folptaiDA OF life were AWAY.
-tenIe acknowledge Their Obligations to i, TO-
an obvious change. r.-fI