Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-26
Mayapple Is a Medicine.

OWING to the popularity of MAYAPPLE in
never failing to restore Torpid Liver TO ealIhy
action, each branch of the Medical Profession,
Including Allopathy, Homeopathy and Eclectic
Physicians, claim its origin. They all regard 1t
as the vegetable mercury without any delelerous
effect, aud it is the only known vegetable that
acts directly on the Liver, (when properly pre-
pared, as We claim ours to te;) any intelligent
Physicians will corroborate our statement, and
when combined with the best Aromatic Tones
known to the world, makes it
THE ONLY SURE CURE FOR OUR
NATIONAL DISEASE-DYSPEPSIA.
We have cured Dyspepsia, in all its stage,
never falling once. Cases OF twenty AIRS stan
Ing we have cured, by the use of these Bites IN
an increditabe short time. The symptoms OF
Dy spepsia are Headache, constipation, lndiges-
ton Nervousness Wokefrlnesa Palpitation OF
the Heart, Wind Collie, Loss of Appetite, &c.
Two tablespoonslul Of these Bitters will cure
the worst case of Headache or Wind Collie in ten
minutes. One bottle will cure any case oil lndl-
in verj short time.
TESTIMONIALS.
January 18th, 1SSl.-Dr. S. F. Thomas & Co.
Gents II have personally used CDR. Thomas
Mayapple Bitters" with beneficial results, and
have known of its good effects In other cases.
therefore cheerfully recommend its use in such
sufferings as it specially claims to relieve and
cure Yours truly Z. r. ESCHBACH,
Pastor Evan. Reformed Church, Frederick, Md.
Frederick, Md, Jan. 18th, 1SSl.-Dr. 8. F.
Thomas g. Co.-Gentlemen 1T gives me pleas
ure TO testify to the curative qualities of your
for a short time 1 feel myself much better than
have for years My trouble wat derauged Liv-
er and Dyspepsia. My tongue is now free from
coating-the first time in fifteen years.
remain, yours &c, SAML. q. BROWN.
January 12tb, 1SSl.-Dt. s. F. Thomas & Co..
Gents II write this &c state 10 you that have
been Dyspeptic for fifteen years, and have used
many kinds of Anti Dyspeptic Medicines, but
have never used anything that has given me as
much relief as your "Mayapple Bitters."
Very respectfully, l.. h. MODERLY,
Mayor Of Frederick, Md.
Frederick, Nd, Jan. l4tb, 1SSi.-Dr. 5. Z.
Thomas s. Co.-Gents Il almost gave up b. iog
culed of Headache and Indigestion, until heard
through ny friends of your valuable BitteIs, one
bottle of which made me new man again. With
my bsst wishes for the success OF "D:. s. F.
Thomas Mayapple Bitter" i remain, respect
fully YOU'RE, LLOWENsTElN.
Frederick, Nd. Jan. 18th, 1SSl.-Dr. s. F.
Thomas u Go -Gentlemen-1 take pleasure In
b. airing testimony to the good results experienced
from the use of "Dr. Tho mas Mayapple Bitters."
For Dyspepsia and kindred complaints, aud SIS
Tonic generally, consider 1t an invaluable pre-
CaAs. F.KREI.
Frederick, Nd, Jan. 18th, ISL hereby GER
tify that have keen a great sufferer of Wind
Collie, arising from Indigestion. 1 find cdr.
Thomas Mayapple Bitters" 10 give instant relief.
j. B. THOMAS.
Frederick, Md, Jab. 18th, lSSl.-Tbs is to
certify, that have suffered from that horrible
disease, dyspepsia, for several years, having fire.
quent attacks o: Vomiting and Collie, and could
get no relief until used CDR. Thomas Msyapple
Bitters," which restored my lost health, and to-
day am as sound as ever. DANL. sTULL.
Frederick, Nd, Jan. 11tb, lSS1.-Dr. s F.
Thomas g. Co.-Gents-I have been suffering
with Dyspepsia for five years and tried nearly all
the Patent Medicines, aud was told to try "Dr.
Thomas Mayapple Bitters," and after using
three bottles was relieved; but by eating good
many thugs that do not agree with me. keep
bottle always on hand and take teaspoonful
and an relieved at once. Respectfully,
j. W. MORRIS.
We refer to the above Testimonials with pIide,
and will forfeit $1,000 fer any that Is not genu-
inc. BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs. All genuine
has large red T. B. D. on the label All Others
are counterfeit. Sent to any address upon re-
cept of 81. 90. For sale everywhere. Mauufac-
tured by DR., 5. T. THOMAS o.,
Frederick, Nd.
May 81, 1882. 1y