The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03
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g We are happy to annsunce to the citizens of
Maury county, and the readers of the Herald
generally, that after lapse OF nearly thirteen
Years, We with much ado, have been enabled
to procure supply of the ingredients neces-
sary to Manufacture our Great Anti Dyspeptic
Compound, specific wel-known and appreci-
ated from $40 TO the commencement of the
war, at which time we had it on deposit at over
700 different places in this State only, and in
nearly all the States of the Union. And, al
though it was Joy to the poor afflicted soldiers
to find the very thing they needed, our fate
was like thousands of others who IN like man
ner received death blow, and we were left
with not even an empty bottle, and we tcil
among the slain. This accounts for the
reason of our long silence. From this time
forward | will be able to supply at
our residence, Ii miles from Columbia, ON the
Murfreesboro road, all who may desire TO test
its virtues.
Our medicine is solvent remedy for Dys-
pepsia, Collie Cholera Morbus, CroOp. Hoop
ing Cough Colds, Diarrhea, Flux. Hives, Scro-
fuIa. Sick Stomach, Vomiting, Sick Headache,
Measles, Menstrual Obstruction, Asthma, OBJ
structed Urine, Dependency. and all other dis
eases arising from Indigestion.
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS. USE ::
DOSE-One table spoonful in q wine glass
of water at daylight, Immediately after each
meal. and on gong TO rest, for DyspepslP,
General Debility, Cold, Cough, Scrntu a,
Hopping Cough, Measles, Menstrual 0bstruc.
tons and Distracted Urine. For the other
diseases mentioned above, dose the same, to
be taken every thirty minutes. or until the
disease begins tn abate, then every two hours
until perfect relief is obtained Dose for
child one year old, one tea spoonful in new
milk or sweetened water. more or less, owing
to age. By adding one-fourth of a tea spoon
full of powdered sulphur, to a dose of this
Compound, taken six successive nights on go-
ing to rest. the itch will entirely disappear,
without subjecting the system to the evils so
frequently growing out of the u-e OF sulphur
alone. Although this compound has none OF
the properties OF an emetic, nor does 1t act
directly as cathartic, yet such are its stimu~
ls'ing properties, thatit often promotes dige -
ION; vet in Dyspepsia. should cOstiyeness pre-
vail, a gentle purgative should be resorted to,
so as to keep up regular evacuation; and
great caution should be used, SO as not to dis
tend the stomach, but drink freely of slippery
elm water in case of costiveness We have
mentioned no disease above but those we have
known speedily cured by this Compound, to
the establishment of hundreds, after al other
known remedies had entirely failed; and from
the medical properties OF the vegetables COM
posing it together with the asronishment it
has produced in the cure of diseases that for
years resisted the treatment of Physicians of
he highest rank we cOnscienti0usly recon
mend It's use in all dis Eases arising from loss
# the proper tone of the stomach. This mix
ire is entirely palatable, and may be used by
females to great effect in pariicu ar cases,
when speedy termination to the surface is
necessary a....
We are apprised Of he contemptuous light
10 which the public are apt to view certificates
accompanying medicines; yet we beg leave to
subjoin few only of very extraordinary cases
of ancient dat q, and from persons OF unim
pe4chabe veracity. Oar bottles will be put
up in the neatest stvle, bearing the signature
Of the author, with full direction for using it.
B. F. CROCKETT.