The evening Argus., 1871-03-20
patlp Argus.
OFFICIAL CITY g. COUNTY PAPER

OF all the various and multiplied diseases
which AfRict the human race, none are more
prevalent and universal than those arising
from q disordered state Of the stomacA, and
liver. The causes which may induce these
diseases are numerous, the more prominent
of which are obstructed perspirAtion, sudden
changes of the weather, all quick transitions
from heat to cold, wearing wet clothing
lying 10 damp beds, or exposure in any way
to cold, damp atmosphere, as we'll As any
irregulsrity in diet, habits of life, &c. All
these multiform external circumstances
from which we in this climate, SO particu.
lArly and emphstically remarkable for its
variations of temperature and moisture,
cannot escape, produce juss those conditions
ct the physical system which affect the liver
and stomach, and thus induce those painful
and enervating Affections, bilious rheums
Hsm, neuralgia, salt rheum, scrofuls, and
kidney diseases, from all or any of which
so very few in our country ale entirely
free. The old and the young, the feeble
and the strong are alike subject to their
terrible grasp. We cannot avoid
them. Hence their universal prevalence,
aud hence the joyful acclaim with which the
human family will hail any specific for their
relief. So universally prevalent are these
diseases and so terrible their rsvages among
mankind that they have attracted the sttep-
ton of the medical fraternity for years.
Much study and research has been given TO
the discovery of some remedy for them.
Many remedial agents have been tried, and
many compounds devised, but none have
seemed to accomplish the end desired, or
meet the demands required, until the dis
oovery and introduction TO the public Of
Taylor's Stomach and Liver Corrsctor. In
the discovery and preparation of this justly
celebrated medicine, Mr.. Taylor seems to
have met the wants OF our frAil physical
nature, and has thus bestowed upon humani-
tv an inestimAble boon. All these diseases
readily and rapidly yield to the powerful
get gentle influence of this wonderful
remedy and the suffering patient is speedily
restored to health and happiness.
We have the pleasure of the personal &C
qusiutsnce of Mr.. Taylor, and know
him to be man of strict honor Andtinteg-
rity, perfectly upright in ell his dealings,
atfAble in manner, kind and obhging in all
his business relations, and one who would
not impose an unworthy article upon the
public. 1t is worthy of note that Mr.. Tsy-
lor has travelled extensively in the West
and has thereby become acquainted not only
with the peculiar character of the diseases
here, tor which he has prepared ESQ certain q
remedy, but with the peculiArity of the
causes which have produced them, thus
being enabled to treat them more success
fully. 1t is also significant that nearly al
our remedies for these particular diseases
are prepared in the East by eastern men
who are not acquainted with the locsl
phases which they assume here in the West
The sale of this excellent and popular med
ioine is already enormous and all bear will
ing testimony to its merits. For sale by all
druggists and dealers in medicines.
n. 5. Taylor, sole proprietor, l34, Wabash
Avenue, Chicago.