The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-19

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THE reputation this excellent medicine en-.
IL Joys, IL derived from its cures. D,any OF
which are Of a truly marvellous character. ln>
yeterate cases OF Scrofula, where the system
seemed utterly given up TO corruption, have
yielded up to this compound Of anh;stru'
nous virtues. Disorders Of u scrofulons type,
and affections which are merely aggrnyhted
by the presence Of scroiulons1 matteB have
been cured IN such numerous instances, In
every settlement In the country, that the pubs
lIe do not need to be informed here thatit Ia
in most cases specific ahd absolute remedy.
Scroluleus poison Ia one Of the most de>
structiye enemies OF our race. Often, this un>
seen and unfelL tenant Of the organism under
mines the constitution, and invites the attack
of enieebling ar fatal diseases, without excl
ting suspicion Of its presence. Again it
breeds Infection throughout the body, and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly dss
yelops into one or the other OF its hideous
forms, either on the surface or among the!yi>
tails. In the latter, tubercles may be suddens
y deposited in the lung, or heart. ortumors
occasional use ofthe SARsArA RlLLA as a preyen-
tive, advisable.
III = a mistake to suppose that 80 long IA no
eruptons or hnmOrs appear, there must be
no scrOfulous taint. These forms OF derangeS
ment may never occur, and yet the vital for
tebOl TIE DOuJ wv ~ w ltF buDu0
agency, as materially to impair the health
and shorten the duration Of life. l.isa COM
mon error, also, that scroflla il strictly he-
reditary. II does, indeed, descend from pa.
rent to child, but tits slsO engendered in per-
sons born Of pure blood. LoS living!indl-
gestlon, foul air, llcentious habits, unelean IL
ness and the depressing vices generally, pro-
duce il Weakly CT stitutions, where hor
forfeited by the most constant and judicious
care, are peculiarly liabletO il. Yet, the robust
also, whose turbid blood swclls the veins
with an apparently exuberant vitality, are Of
ten contaminated, and on the road TO. rs con-
sequences. Indeed, no clnes or condition can
depend on immunity y ifom II, nor feel insenslble
to the Importance of an eilectual remedy.
In 81. Anthony's Fire, Rose Of Erisipelaa,
for letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring
worm, Sore Ears and Eyes and other Erup-
tive or visible forms OF the disease caused
primarily BY the scrOfJlous infection, theSaraa-
parilla is so efficient as to be indispensable. I.
And in the more concealed forms, as In Dys.
pepsia, Dropsey, Heart Disease, Fits, EpI-
lepsy, Neural ga, Gnd other affections of tho
muscular and nervous systems, the Sarsapa.
ria, through Its purifying power, removes
the cause Of the disorder, and produces as
tonishiug cures. . .a|t .lsl
The Sar.aparilla root Of the tropics does
not by itself achieve these res ults. 1t ia aids
ed by the extracts combined with II, OF still
greater power. SO potent Is this union Of
healing virtues, syphilis, or Nenereal and
Mercurial Diseases are cured by II, though o
long time Ia required for subdulng theee OBJ.
stlnate maladies by any medicine. Leuoor-
rheo or Whites, Uterine, ulcerations, and
Female Diseases IN general, are commonly
soon relieved and ultimately cured by the in
yigorating and purifying effect Of our Sarsa-
paTllla. Rheumatism and Gout, often depen-
dent on the accumulations OF extraneous mat
tors 10 the blood, have also their remedies in
this medicine. For LAYER Complaints, tor
pidity, Inflammation, abscess, ETC., caused by
rambling polsoEs In the blood, we unhesta-
tingly recommend the Sarsaparlla.
This medicine restores health and yigor
where no specific disease can be distinguished.
Its restorative powers is soon felt by those
who are Lanauid, Llstless, Dependent,
Sloepless, and flied with Nervous Apprehen.
sions or Fears, or who are troubled with any
other Of those affections symptcmatic Of
weakness. Many, after taking IL for General
Debility, have written us Of the youthful yigor
impaired to their nervous system, which
seemed buoyant with that prolific life they
thought hal departed on the advance ofage.
Others, whose fountains of life were always
sterile acknowledge their Obligations to Nor
an obvious change.