The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-11-25
NeU Advertisements.
SUBSTITUTE FOR OUININE.

For years, quiuine was regarded as the onIy
specific for malari0us diseases, and immense qaan.
titles of the drug were annually consumed through.
out our western country, more particularly along
the river bottoms and adjoining low lands.
With the fall months malaria, in all. its varied
form, stalks like an epidemic through the land
ard whole districts are Frustrated with chills aud
fever, the entire population shakinga with agQe.
Heretofore. quinine was regularly rssorted to I;
but, while it frequently failed 10 effect a cure, it
invariably deranged the stomach. producing nau-
sea, vertigo and fugitive pains In the head to such
an extent that months elapsed ere tie system re-
covered from its effects. These objections to its
use were so marked, that the introduction of Mish-
ler's Herb Bittcrs was hailed as a triumph in med
feline. Infinitely moro certain In Its beneficial eff
fects than quinine- it possessed none Of the demer-
It's of that Grug. Instead Of nauseating, 1t tones
and invigorates the stomach, and while speedily
expelllng the noxious humors. increases the appe-
tits and facilitates digestion, thus rendering the
system stronger, and better fitted to resist the at
tacks OF disease. In fact, a iudiciOus use Of
Mishler's Herb Bitters at this season Of the year.
will prevent the recurrence of this disease, even in
those who have never passed an autumn without
It. An experienced of twenty years proves 1t to be
the greatest ANTEPERIoDic known TO medical
Science.
There are. perhaps, no dlseases SO subject to eli
matte changes as aiiecti0ns0f the Ki1neys. Hun
dreds of our farmers, mechanics, and laboring
men, strong and hardy In all other respects, suffer
continual Inconvenience. and occasionally excruci-
ating pains in the back and across the loins expe-
rience . frequent desire to pass water, pain during
It's passage, and frequent st0ppa ges in its flow.
These arc man ifcstations resulting from some
strain or heavy lit l~perhaps years agol, and ag-
gravated by.eyery change In the weather. Every
slight cold flies direct to this enc weak spot, and
unless promptly attended to the disease becomes
chronic, and the once strong man "a miserable
wteck. Mishler's Herb Ditters is the only certain
remedy for this class Of diseases. 1t has n pecui-
far tendency to the kidneys. stimulates them to
healthy action, and removing the cause, prevents
the formation of brlck-dust deposits, which, If per-
mItted TO continue, wilI'by cohesion form gravel
Stone, neeessiiating a painful operation for its re-
l4ota May o. the INGREDIENTS entering into its
composition aye nnfyefsaEy Eecognizee as specifics
or ali complaints OF the uFiH lry origins. In Live
er Complaint, dyspepsia, ali disordeFs q the
Bowels, and affections OF the Throat and L.unvs,
it is equally certain and effeacious; while, as o
remedy for tbs complaints peculiar TO the female
sex, Il has no equal, LADIES. old and young. mar
rie,iiand single. Ia every condition Of lie, will tnd
this GREAT FEMALE ENEDY prompt, safe, certain
and lrsiiGbis. Ths pale, sallow oomplexion1s re-
placed by a blooming healthful couatentnce, and
rs occasional tsa enables Nature 10 perform her
functions REGULARLY AND WITHOUT INcoNvEN-
IEscE. Sold only In bottles by all Druggists AMI
gencr ii de llers. Uct. q.