Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHILLIPS LEAD POISON An.
TIp(HrE.

PHILLIPS LEAD POISON AN
TIpOrE.
This New and Scientific Prepare.
tiOn Is Prepared :Or the Proven.
tiOn of Diseases Arising from
Lead Poison.
1t has been thoroughly tested and proved
sfsctual in neutralizing the poison to which
miners are subject.
A chemical analysis will show that tue lead
which enters the system can be changed so
that il will be harmless.
All FUnNACE MEN should supply the M
selves with this antijote, as it is o sure pre-
veniive IRON Lead Poi.o
in the whole list of diseases to which the
human family is heir. there is nona so painful
and distressing as those resulting from
Lead Poison.
They have existed ever since the working of
lead mines; and medical practitioners in
every age have devoted their energies to its
cure and prevention.
In all mines and mining districts, workers
in lead and silver are daily under the in1u-
ence of this mineral poison.
Ii is manifested by q arrangement of the
nervous system, which results from the grad
ual introduction of lead into the ect Monty by
particles during the manufacture or working
of tho metal, or VIII drink water impregnated
with it; the stomach and lungs constituting
the main channel of its introduction into the
81 stem.
LEAD collie shows itself by a severe pain
in the abdomen, something of the same char
acter as that Of collie from cold or indigestible
food; but tbs pain differs in this respect: that
in every direction-tO the back, loins, thighs
and legs, or the muscles of the chest and up
per limbs, besides prostr stion of strength and
haggard sunken features which testify 10 the
patients sufferings.
Another form IF disease resulting from lead
poison manifests itself in a paraly sis Of the
wrists and fingers. called
Lead Palsy.
This form of lead poison is more aggravat- !
ing than the former and requires considerable
care in tae treatment of it.
The attending symptoms are Dyspepsia, |
Constipation of the Bowels, Loss of Appetite, |
and q general depression of the entire system.
For this malads OF lead poison an antidote
to its ef cts on the human family has long
been sought for. Tho laboratory Of Science
bas b sen put in operation to discover some
remedy that will counteract the effects Of the
,oison, so that miners and furnace men, and
tn sir lam lies, may live in health, and free
rom painful diseases to which they are now
sub ct.
The proprietor of this Lead Artidote is a
regular physician. who has devoted consider |
able time to the treatment Of diseases arising
from this mineral poison. and after numerous
experiments. is satisfied that the
Effects Of the Poison
Can be neutralized ia the system. The AN
TIDOTE to lead poison has been thoroughly
tested in his private practice, and in intro
ducing it to the public he feels assured that it
will prevent all the bad effects resulting from
lead poison. 1t acts CHI ,mically on the lead. |
changing the poison into a harmless COM
pound. rendering it insoluble in the system SO
that it cannot be taken up.
The past experience of the proprietor justi-
fes him in making the statement, that there
has been no preparation int oduced that will
do so much in preventing the diseases arising
from lead poison as PhILLlPS' LEAD
POISON ANTIDUTE.
A trial is all that is asked. Prepared only
by k. NJ. PHILLI 5 u CO.,
Physicians and Chemists. Joplin, Missouri.
Wm. a. Spinks. NJ. D., of Eureka.
Nevada, is now the proprietor of the above
remedy. je8 lw