Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-12

,.ofod Inv the presence of scrofulouS Inatter,
hIr been radically cured IN sncn numerous t IN. IN
M. do not need to be informed here that il is in
t ctscs a specific and absolute remedy.
d" ..,fttIorS .0ison is OF the most destructive
- Of our race Otten, this unseen and unfelt
,,nf or the organism undermincS the constitution,
the attack OF enfeebling or fatal diseases,
, ,nout exciting suspicion OF Its presence. Again,
r..,, to breed infection throughout the body, and
..., On some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
,t1 nne other OF ITS ndc0uS forms, eltef on the
rfI.r or among the vit:llS. In the latter tuber-
i~. may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
~. Of ttIu.ors formed in the liver. These facts
.ra ,hr occasional use Of the SHrsnPGritin as q
" ..,4nve, advisable.
81 ~ a.. hTnoiS appear, there must be no 5CrOiulOuS
r.5t These forms of arrangement may never
. . and yet the vital forces Of the body he SO re-
..aI 5v t5 subtle agency, rs materially to impair
r !ir.ih and shorten the duration OF HE. IL Is
inpl error, also, that scrOfH!2 is strictly heretil-
., Il .ioc+, indeed descend from parent to child,
I.. = also cngendercd in persons born OF pure
tE4I LoTy living indige.tlOn, foul air, liceEtlou5
n.,~, unrIeanlness, and the depressing vices gen
. ll, produce it. Weakly con 5ttutiOns, where not
t.tIHll by the most constant and judicious care,
t-. pc c.uaTly liable to it. Yet the robust, also,
,...,, turbd blood swells the veins with appar-
,.''r cXubcraIt vitality, are often contaminated,
-rl on the road to its consequences. Indeed, no
rI,-- 0r condition can depend on immunity from
H. feel insenSible to the importance of an ehec-
m d. remedy.
Ia st. 1i"thomy;s Fire, Rose or Erysipcias,
rorIn. Sore Ears and Eyes, and other eruPtire
OF ri~0!e forms of the diseases caused primarily by
h ~cTolIlOuS Injection, the SdFSHpHFIJttt Is so ci-
tfrIrnt a. to be indispensable. And in the more
r,scctlcl forms, as in DySp"DsiI. DrOpsy. Heart
;t;S .,,,r, Fits, Epilepsy, Nc"rGfJi1, and other
r,tiOns Of the muscular and nervous systems, the
<arSgDnriifn, through its purifying power, re-
moves the cause OF the disorder and produces aston
I-.,u- 'urcS.
fl, sarsaparilia root of the tropics does not by
elf achieve these results. 1t is aided by the eX
rats combined with it, of still greater power. SO
rnt is this union of healing virtues, Syphifis or
;-urJrnT and Hc"curidL DisrHscr are cured by
IT, though a long time is required for subduing these
u, t.nite maladeS by any medicine. LcHcOTrfIGO
r. ;gai'cs, Uterine UIccT0tiOts, and Female
Diseases in general, are commonly soon relieved
anl ultimately cured by the invigoratnS and purl-
ElnE effect of our SnpSG pHriV0. Rheumatism
ant GOHt, often dependent on the accumuatiOnS of
r,raneous matters in the blood, have their remedy
ai,o in this medicine. For Liver Complaints,
,l.piiltv, Inflammation, abceSS, etc, caused by
rnNImE pOiSOnS in the blood, we unheSitatingly
.rol!mcnd the S0Ts0D DdriiiH.
TN, medicine restores health and VigOT where no
.,sIii' disease can be distinguished. Its rGStOr;-
power is soon felt by those who are LHn9Hid,
i...icsS, Dc$p0nde13t, SieepIcSS, and filed with
,,r..afs -fpDrPGcH&ion$ or Fears. or who are
..a,,lrtI with any other of those affections symp
...r,'Ir ct weakness. Many, after taking it 1or
s.li-Iri D,biIity. have written Us OF the youth
yi4pG impaired to their nervous system, which
-enn. buoyant with that prolific life they thought
.,..la'aartcd on the advance of age Others, whose
:r.u.tn~ of life were always sterile, ackn 0Wledge
arir Obligations to it for an obvious change.