The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-12
PREVENTION --cURE.


OF good sound sense live in or visit unhealthy dis
tricts OF country during the hot summer months
without using single precauton to ward of disease
They breathe miasmatc atmospheres and drink
poisoned waters, but never provide an antdote
against the deadly evers that urk i'm the air and oat
in the water. No thinks himself in danger, but
any one can readily see that they are pursuing a
suicidal course. Thus we find that whenever any of
our friends are about to move into fever country,
all make haste TO advise him TO be sure and take
with him reliable antdote, like the zINGARI
BTTTERS, for example; but no one seems to think
it necessary to apply this advice TO himself.
Thousands Of people annually sacrifice their lives
by neglect, many more shake with the ague, burn
with the fever, robbed OF strength, broken down
in spirit emaciated in body, that they useless
burdensome skeletons In the new countries OF the
West this has been especially the case. Now that
the Southern States on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts
and in the great Valley OF the Mississippi have been
opened TO Northern capital, enterprise, and labor
innumerable families will go thither to purchase
cheap homes and reap rich harvests from the fertile
soil Yet many will reap harvests OF sore atliction
disease, and death if they fail to the proper pre-
caution TO preserve health.
Medical science and the experience of mankind
have rendered nothing more certain than this that
the juices Of herbs properly prepared the natural
defenses against malarious diseases.
As safeguard against epidemic and endemic
malades generated by miasma and sun-heated
waters medicine has yet been discovered that in
certainty to prevent diseases or efficacy in curing
when once contracted, can in any degree compare
with the GREAT zINGARINI plant. discovered
years ago by Cheopsus, the great Egyptian physician
All the known remedies were familiar to DIR.
Cheopsus; he had used them in his practice in the
Valley OF the River Nile, where, perhaps, more than
In any other part OF the world fever antidOtes are
used in his researches among the flora OF Northern
Africa, he found and tested the medicinal qualities
Of many plants but of all these the ZINGARINI
HERB was the most valuable The fame of this
medicine soon crossed the Mediterranean into
Europe, and the Red Sea into ASIA and there
became almost the only remedy for maarous fevers
few years ago this medicine was introduced to
the American public in the form of the ZINGARI
BITTERS, pleasant and an agreeable liquid, but in
not the slightest degree an intoxicating beverage
1t is gentle stimulant, but not an ntoXicant. No
one therefore, need hesitate introduce this article
into his family for daily during the seasons when
the danger is greatest.
It's usefulness as a domestic specific cannot he
oyerestimated. In cases Of the stomach, sudden
spasms, ChOc, Mysteries lassitude, nervous head
ache, and innumerabe other little ailments that
occur in every family, it is sovereign remedy
This Bitters is especially adapted to soothe and
tone the stomach and every one knows that as long
as the stomach is in healthy condition no disease
can effect lodgment in the system. The digestive
organs, when vigorous and in a normal condition
perfectly dissolve and assimilate the food so that
the Strengthening and building-up elements can be
appropriated to all the tissues Of the body But If
food is not digested there is material supplied to
replace the natural waste OF the system The great
value of the ZINGAR BITTERS lies Just in this fact
that it keeps the digestive organs in tone or speedily
corrects them when deranged
Chills and fever are the pests OF many communities
whole districts OF country have been depopulated bv
this insidous malady, families have been reduced to
poverty simply because their working powers had
HnSfr rny Inv gIp a1,1y
disease and the skill of the entire medical faculty is
often bailed by its pertiuacty, yet one who has
tried this new remedy has long suffered from chis
ana feVer, nor mas any one been attacked by this
disease who used ZlNGARl BITTERS as pre-
yentive. While most men recognize and ac-
knowledge the necessity for stimulants, few
take the pains to obtain a proper one II
often happens therefore, the great evil is done in the
attempt to cure. Many resort to the use of raw
alcoholic liquors, such as sold in the public
drinking saloons. These liquors, 1t has been shown
by extensive and careful analysis made of those sold
in the saloons of New York. are often the yilest
compounds of water, fitSe O,anye or suIphric acid
By the use of these, therefore, the system is thor
oughy impregnated with deadly poisons which win
lead to fatal results. 1t is unsafe to trust to common
liquors We must look elsewhere for a stmulant and
tonic. There is one provided which may
all who need invgorahts Its increas,
its superior qualities, determined by the most varied
experience are the strongest evidence of its utility
me most fearful consequences have frequently re-
suited from mistake in the selection and use of
stimulans, and 1t is therefore of the utmost import
ance 10 the public TO know that, notwithstanding the
vast amount of deception practised in the mixing of
liquors and the aduteratiOn Of drugs there is yet
preparation thoroughly reliable, warranted to be
Tree OF all noXious elements, compounded OF the
Lurest materials, and In every sense OF the word
medicine
The ZINGARI BITTERS are given to the public
with entire confidence and upon full knowledge OF
their value.
Read what is said by some who have used them =
Read the following from the Rev. r.. j. Keeling d.
D., formerly Rector OF Trinity Church. Washington
d. c., and present Rector OF st. Stephens, Harris
burg, Pa, late OF Chicago, Illinois -
HARRIsBURG, Pa, August 30, 1851 am not in the
habit OF Recommending general articles which nave
proved of special service to but readily give nv
testimony to the merit of the Zngar Btters Nv
Mr. II. Rahter have used il in family with exceent
results 1t relieves ncpient dyspepsia fine apDetzer
for the morning meal especially and unlike similar prepa
ons, has pleasant aromatic flavor free fiery alco
holiC taste REV r. j. KEIIIiNG
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, October H. 1861 suffered of
fever and than nine months NV liver had be
very much diseased My complexion was saIlow and
jaundiced, my stomach irritable and my whole svsan
greatly emaciated with almost total loss strength and
appetite tried various remedies but cure t used
the ZINGARl BFITERS My health has been com.
pletely restored by this valuable medicine.
JACOB HOMER
peared the abOvenamed Jacob Homer. and n1ada onfb