The Van Buren press., 1868-12-15
MANSFlELD n HlGDEE'S
,,. 4 XAS .
TONIC SYRUP,
Arapid and never failing cure for
Fever and Ague, or Chills and Fever
h'ery Poison has its antidote; esery
disease kas is Cure.

disease has is Cure.
hnawell known fact that the powerful miner.
al medicines 80 frequently administered in copious
doses IN Intermittent and Bilious Remittent F,
'ers are a. perilous IN the con Institution as the dis
h'es themselves, while their operation is general
" slow and uncertain, aud their effects eyanese-nt
Remedies al this class baxarivu, under any cir.
cumslanees. cannot be used with any approach 10
safety, except under the direction Of physician
AM IN The regions where Fever and Ague. Billion,
Fever, Chill Fever, Dnmb Ague aud their kindred
complaints chiefly prevail, medical men are some.
tlnles lew and far between, and medical advice al
most rnobtainable. 1t is obvious therefore that,
Preparation like the Texas Tonic S, run, PROMPT
aud certain IN Its action as curative al equally
10 be relied upon as preventive Of these danger.
Gus maladies-a preparation as harmless ~ the
constitution as water must be Of priceless value
~ The valley OF the Mississippi, where err else
they may exist
| The common cause of all remittent and inter
mlttent feyers is the mephitie yapor or miasma
evaporated by beat from the soil, or from the sur
face ofstagnant water; and it is usually when the
torrid warmth OF summer has Frustrated the sys.
TEN and rendered it Incapable + eonending ener-
getcally with disease. that the attack comes on
July, August, September aud October are the
months during which all bilious complaints are
most common, and most violent. The organs i'm.
medlatoly affected by Fever and Aguc, aud Inter.
mittents and Remit;euts are the Liver, the Spleen,
the Stomach aud kidneys. Upon each and all of
these organs, the Texas Tonic Syrup acts specif-
cdlly, regulating aud controlling the flow Of bile,
preventing or relieving alat enlargement Of the
spleen known as the Ague Cake, Strengthening
the digestive powers and removing those severe
pains Of the back which arise from the torpidty or
inf an,n a.i If th. Etlna,. -, =.
ports 1t gives healthy tone 10 the Vlscera, which
perform the functions Of secretion, circulation and
excretion. Instead ofinhicting shock upon the
Internal organism. as mineral medicines necessa-
rlly do it invignrates ana assists nature and sec
onls with wonderful effect the efforts which she
makes to throw off the disease. 1t is not mere
palliative that checks or modi6es the symptoms
for brief period but rad zeal remedy that reaches
aud removes the cause Of the disorder.
0fthese facts the inventors and proprietors of
the Texas Tonic Syrup have had nnnmcr.ble |
proofs and they prepared to establish ti-em by
the highest testimony Medical men of acknowl- |
edged eninence prescribe it in their private prae
tee, and it is rapidly supercedng all other pre- !
parations gifts class, throughout the West. South
west and South. No family residing in Any sec.
ton subject to the viststions Of Ague aud Fever.
or any bilious complaint, should be without it, II
they desire to escape the penalties OF protracted
sickness and its cunconlltant dangers, sgones and |
expenses. .f... .5a-,....s ..,s. |
1t is not alone for its curative properties thatt
Tonic Syrupis to he priced. As preventive it is
invausbie. The virus Of disease often lie hidden !
in the system Tor mouths and even years, weak. /
cung the vital forces and slowly, yet surely sap
ping the foundations of health and life. The !
aYptl@as VI s,e ~'''s"
scious victim As soon as these or any other fore
shsdowings ofsiekness are observed, such as pans
in the small Of the back. in the left side. or be
tween the shoulders, the Tonic Syrup should be
given; and it is guaranteed that course Of this
remedy will in all cases remove every germ OF bIl,
lious disease from the system restore the natural
color to the complexion remove all local PAM ana
re new the bodily vigor Of the Individual 1t 10
especially recommended to the unAcc,imated SETTER
as sure safeguard against Ague and Fever.