The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-02
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CAMPRoRIME.
Tae Great Internal Remedy.

1t would be almost as easy to name aud
classify all the stars in the heaven, includ
ing those of the Milky Way, as to enumer-
ate the ills and accidents to which one is
subject in life. Particularly if actively
engaged, injuries multiply. He who
spends his life on a bed of ease, mere
spectator of events, taking no part in NOV
ing the world along, may keep his skin
whole, though even such a one cannot es-
cape the ailments that have their origin IN
atmospheric or other hygienie causes; but
one 10 active life is like frall boat that is
being swept by the current through aroeky
channel, and if he comes off unscathed.
without scar, bruise, fracture or abrasion,
he is lucky indeed. In view of these little
untoward liabilities, it is a wise thing to be
provided with some modifying ointment,
some healing balm to be Immediately APP
piled. How many preparations have been
presented to the world, Wanting miracu-
lous pretensions, it would be impossible To
tell, and still people suffer. Some Of those
preparations possess real merit, and have
become deservedly popular, Among
them is the excellent lniment known as
| CAMPHoRINE, an article that improves up
on acquaintance 1t has a pleasant and
refreshing odor, and will not grease or
stain the most delicate fabric. The pro
pfietor of this liniment-tor liniment it is
claims that it is the greatest discovery
Of the age for the reliet of pain" At all
events the article has now been in use
long enough for the public to know wheth-
er it possesses merit or not We all know
that men are not likely to submit themsel-
YES voluntarily twice to the same ilnposi-
ton; and if CAMPHoRINE had proved
worthless to those who have purchased it,
it is natural to suppose that the demand
for the article would soon have ceased !:
because thing of this sort is known and
judged by what it does, and not by what
those who have it for sale say about it
Now, what is the fact with regard to CAM
PHoRINE? Why it is to-day one of the
most popular liniments in use for the re-
lief and cure Of rheumatism, chronic and
acute; sprains, sore throat, bruises, chill
blains; pains in the chest, back or limbs !;
Group, swelled face. stiff joints, strains,
glandular swellings, inflammation, neural
gia, burns and scalds, bunions, mosquito
bites, frosted feet, catarrlt etc., and the
demand for it, instead Of diminishing, is
steadily increasing, From this fact intelli-
gent persons must draw their differences
Thousands in all parts of the country have
used it, and still continue to use it. Why?
Is it reasonable to suppose that they would
again select it from among so many excel
ent remedies if they had not derived a
great benefit from it? One among the
uses mentioned is particularly applicable
to the warm season. The proprietors
claim that CAMPHoRINE gives Instant re-
lief to mosquito bites by destroying the poi
| son Immediately. Forewarned is forearm
ed, and knowledge of this fact, although
obtained in the winter season, may be ad
vantageously applied when the little sting
ing pests make the warm nights dread
CAMPHoRINE is not expensive, everybody
can afford it, and everybody is invited tc
try it and be convinced of its great merit
1t is for sale by the proprietor, Reuben
HoYT, 2O3 Greenwich ST., between Vesey
and Fulton streets, and by druggists gen
erally.-Neao York Neaos
This article is advertised in this issu,
of THE ARGUS and is for sale by ever.
druggist in the city.