The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-24
ONE BOX
PERFECT CURE
Chills and Fever.
PERFECT PREVENTIVE
ChillS and Fever.
No Quinine No Mercury
No Arsenic!
DR.. Bellamy's Pills

This invaluable medicine involves q per-
fectly New Treatment of Chills and Fever,
and will effectually cure and root ont the dis
ease from the system.
l. All other remedies must not be taken
when the chill and fever fit is on; put the
Bellamy" Pill can be take, Just as safely
,chem the fit IS act,slly at any other time.
Taken once q week during the season of
Chills and Fever, they will Positively ward
off and Prevent an Attack-making a resi-
dence in the most infected districts perfectly
safe.
2. The " Bellamy" Pill is also sure rem
edy in all cases of Intermittent Fever, Remit
tent Fever, Typhoid Fever; Sick Headache,
Indigestion, and Liver Complaints of all
kinds.
5. After you are entirely discouraged and
hopeless and all other remedies have failed,
make one more trial, procure one Box OF
Bellamy's Pills and take them. The proprie-
tor guarantees you an absolute and perfect
cure
Reference is made to the extraordinary cure
of Pl ofessor Lawrence, Principal of the In
stitutes of ElOcution at New York and Phila-
delphia. He says as follows:
About ten years ago, while residing in
New Jersey, had violent attack of chills
| and fever. The chill would come on regular
| ly about ten O'Clock, and continues for near
| ly two hours, followed by burning fever for
| more than five hours, which no medicine
would relieve; and l became so weak that
| could hardly walk across the room, and could
| not ascend one flight of stairs in less time
| than ten minutes. My life became q burden
| TO me. l loathed every kind of food, and
| every kind of food, and even water tasted to
| me like copperas. / could get no refreshing
| sleep either by plight or by day; the medi-
cines prescribed for me by physicians gave
me no relief, and | was fast sinking into the
| grave. One day lady persuaded me to pur-
/ chase box Bellamy's Pills. l took three at
| twelve O'Clock noon, and three at night. AT
| ter taking the two doses / felt better, and that
night, for the first time in three months slept
| for fully eight hours. The next morning l
| felt much better, and took three more pills.
| AS ten O'Clock approached prepared myself
for my daily chill, but to my intense Joy my
| unwelcome visitor did not come; and after
| eating hearty dinner at one o'clock, / took
| three more pills, and ut night three more
| The next morning, after 4 delightful night s
| rest, arose at seven o'clock, feeling quite
well and although still very weak, yet was
| able to enjoy my food, and whether eating or
drinking, everything tasted sweet and pleas
| ant to me. In about seven days time | was
| strong enough to walk four miles, and felt
| perfectly cured Ten years have elapsed
! Inse then, and have never had another at
F! l1ck Of Chills and Fever,
"P. LAWRENCE,
| New York Conservatory of Music,
| ''5 East 14th Street."
In conclusion, the proprietor has only to
state that he will guarantee to cure any case
of Chills and Fever. No fee will ever in such
case be exacted The patient is at liberty to
| pay or not. All that is desired is, that he
will forward certificate of his cure at an ear
| " date