Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-03-25

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for every form of Nervous Debility and
Weakness, whether general or speci al
that can possibly affect the human system
As most powerful detergent or elimina-
tor OF disease it has prove itself the most
| renlarkable and valuable discovery of the
18th century.
In the few years that it has been before
the public its rare virtues have made
themselves known by a succession of the
most wonderful cures ever Effected by any
medicine hitherto discovered, and which
have astonished and COMPOUNDED the
whole medical faculty of the civilized
world.
We have now in our possession letters
of commentator and inquiry from some
of the most learned and distinguished
professors and medical practitioners in
both hemispheres, asking particulars OF a
discovery which, in the language of cor
respondents, must constitute a new era in
medical science, and conierring most IN
estimable blessing upon the sick and af-
1icted everywhere.
Since this great remedy has come into
the possession of DR. LOthrop, he has ex-
pended vast sums of money and called to
his aid the most learned chemists of the
age in extracting ana peIfecting its vir-
tues, so that they may be realized in the
most eff1cac1ous manner at the least pos
sible Inconvenience and cost to the pa
tisnt.
We are satisfied by repeated experience
as well as by chemical analysis, that In
this rare exotic, the eyricum plant, are to
be found medical virtues of the greatest
value, admirably adapted to almost every
class Of diseases arising from q derange-
ment of the nervous system or from a lack
of nerve power, no matter from what
cause the irregularity or deficiency may
have been produced. This great fact
once established. we have pushed our in
Ycstigalions until in the various modes of
its exhibition, either as a balm or cordial,
operating as detergent, G eanser and puri-
fer, or as mild yet searching cathartic
in the form of n pill, it can tie made to
reach every pa of the human body, fore
ing out, as 1t were, the sources of disease,
debility and death, and letting in all the
nee iful elements OF life, health and vigOT,
90 important and necessary to the COM
plete enjoyment of all those faculties
which contribute to the constitution OF
perfect manhood.
OUR SUCCESS.
In this direction has more than fully
eduaiIed our most sanguine eXpectati 0ns,
for in our extensive practice il has been
found that other diseases not contem-
plated in our first inquiries were most
beneficially reached by this wonderful
curative.
THE STOMACH,
justly styled by the celebrated Boerhaave
as the great storehouse of disease, seemed
to submit to Its powerful cleansing prop
critics, so that in every case OF derange-
ment or oppression by its exhibition 1T
will be found not only swept of all its old
fDcum ORANGES but garnished anew by all
the life-giving elements of perfect diges-
tivlty TO every part of the body, cleansing
and renewing it for the performance of
ITS impo. tant functions. Calomel and
other preparations of mercury, so long re-
lied npou in all hepatic complaints, to
the extent That ii h I'd acquired the name
of the sheet anchor OF the profession, Is
now entirely superseded by the Syricum,
and The Cordial Ba,m and Tonic Pills are
found adequate to every emergency in all
cases. Liver Complaint, Indigestion and
Dyspepsia, the fearful dread of the seden-
fns aFth a hfQ in fnslyaa
OF every grade, are by them completely
set at defiance, AMI lite is perpetuated
and enjoyed to a Green Old Age, unenfee-
hled by The increase of years, nor render
ell miserable by its usual inhrmities.
THE KIDNEYS,
which | o the aged are so frequently the
cause of much pain, trouble and inconveni-
ence, are found to be no less benefited and
sti uulated into ii healthy activity by a
judicious use OF these great remedies, by
elm mating II ON the body those partic es
Of calcareous matter which produce stone
in the bladder and lithtc deposits; discol-
oring the urine and shadOwing forth the
presence of disease, which, If unchecked,
Will ultimately require the aid OF the sur
geon'S knife, or the still more dreaded
ecras eur'' "a most painful and dangerous
operation, to save or render life endura
BILE. Since our introduction of
The Cordial Balm of SyFicum and
TonIc Pills
we have never in a single case of the til ou-
sands that have come under our care,
been Obliged To resort TO the use of surgi-
cal agencies. As q H. hOntriptic, or RENE
dy all caicareous complaints either of
the kidneys, ureteIs and bladder, we have
no hesitation in pronouncing these prep
arationz unrIvall for their excellence
ease, safety, comfort and certainty in
their operation and effect.
THE BLADDER,
which under the old modes of treatment
was always rendered sensitive and i'rita-
bic 10 most painful degree, causing con-
slant annoyance either by Its weakness,
producing excessive discharges, or the
greatest distress by retention of It's con-
tents, especially yields to the soothing
tonic and invigOrating effects of the Balm
and Pi Is By their frequent use hundreds
OF cases pronounced incurable by our
best doctors have been radically cured in
less time and at lie, outlay of money
than could possibly have been accom-
pli>hed by any other means. In view of
the important results obtained in that di-
rrction, we feel justified IN regarding
these preparations as specifics tor every
form Of veoical disease, whether caused by
organic deficiency or imprudence, what
ever they may have been.