The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1874-10-07
ONE BOX
PERFECT CURE
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ChiIIs and Fever.
Perfect Preventive
CHIiLS AND FEVER.
NO QUININE! NO MERCURY!
NO ARSENIC!
DR.. Be!Iamy's Pills.
ONE BOX

! This invaluable medicine involves 4
PERFECTLY NEW TREATMENT of CH1LLS
and FEVER. and will effectually cure
and root out the disease from the sys-
TEN.
!. All other remedies must not be
taken when the chill and fever lit is on:
~ the "Bellamy" Pill can be taken
3ss as safely when the fit is actually on
SIS at any other time. Taken once a
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 per-
| fectly safe.
! 2. The Bellamy" Pill is also sure
remedy in all cases ofIntermittent Fever,
!. Remittent Fever, Typhoid Fever; Sick
sssseadache, Indigestion, and Liver Com
tepIaints OF al kinds.
3. 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 proprietor guarantees you an abso-
lutte and perfect cure.
Reference is made to the extraordinary
cure of Professor Lawrence, Principal
| of the Institutes of Elocution at New
York and Philadelphia. He says as tol-
! lows:
About ten years ago, while residing
| in New Jersey. had 4 violent attack of
chills and fever. The chill would come
on regularly about ten o'clock, and con-
tinue for nearly two hours, followed by
q burning fever for more than five hours,
| which no medicine would relieve; and
became so weak that could hardly walk
across the room, aid conld not ascend
one flight OF stairs III less time than ten
minutes. Ny life heclme i burden to
me. io:hed every kind of food. and
even water tasted to re like corperas
I could get no refreshing sleep either by
night or by day; the medicines preScrib-
ed for ME by physicians gave Inc no re-
lief, and l was fast sinking into thc
grave. One day lady persuaded me to
purchase q box of Beliamy's Pills. l
took three at twelve o'clock noon, and
| three vt night After taking tie two
doses felt better, and that night, for
the first time in three months, slept for
| fully eight hours Thc next morning l
| felt much better, and took three more
pills. AS ten o'clock approached l pre-
pared mpselt for my daily chill, but to
my intense JOY my unwelcome visitor
did not come; and after eating Il hearty
dinuer at one o'clock, took three more
pills, and at night three more. The
next morning, after y delightful nights
rest, I arose. at seven o'clock, feeling
qaite We'll: aad although still very weak.
yet was able to enjoy my food, and
whether eating or drinking, everything
tasted sweet and pleasant to me. In
aboIt seyen days time I was strong
enough 70 walk four miles, and felt per-
fccty cured. Ten years have elapsed
since then. andI have never bad another
attack OF Chills and Fever.
p. LAWRENCE,
New York Conservatory of Music, 5 east
: 11:h Street.
In conclusion, the proprietor has only
! 10 state th;t he will guarantee tn cnre
any case of Cniils aDd Fever. No fee
! will ever in such case be eyacted. The
patient is 1T Ebert. to pay or not. Al!
! that is desired IS. tha: lie will for"ar.l a
certificate OF his cure ut IN carly GATE.