Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-10-24

COMPOUND
WILL CURE
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ana rcSfOrc tie TOrDjH LircI' to
its HOiIHm cOnditiOH. yire tone
to the SfOHiUcH. jHriyOIUtc the
kiiHcYS. cure COHStjDnfjOU.
/rOiHcjHy ~ UcUifhU .1D-
petite. SOUUH DiJcs, ion.
RcyHi0r !>tOOIS. Gcur MiH ana u
IiyOrOHS BOdY.
1t is the GREAT REMEDY for all
Nervous Diseases, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Nervous Dcbili-
ty, Paralysis, BiliouSnc>s,
Dyspepsia, COStiNrnc>S and
Piles, Liver accompaniment
Kidney Troubles, Fee
male Complaints, and
all Diseases arising
from an Impure state of the
Blood.
We rive You below the medical propcrtir
of the art iclc- used in the manufacture Of the
CELERY CNMPoUNp taken from the United
states Di>pen>atorN, and other STANDARD
Authorities.
LUPULIN THE 1,,i arsiys nriar}pa of IIopS ,a
recommended in nervous diseases. uruduciuE
sleep and relieving pain. used in dN>pcp~ia re-
storing ton" to the irritutcd ana exhausted
stomach. one of the hest remedies for nervous
tr"uur~ Wuk"iulnc~> ana drlcrium. allal iu4
the pain Of urticuar rheumatism, etc, etc.
BUCHU ncrcgsr, the appetite. promote, d.
Used in feeble digestion with 1Iatllrncr
chronic rheumatism, cutuncuu- affections and
drup>y.
DANDELI0N T@@iS: d ",, ana n oP pc
of congestion of the liver associated with
tonic dyspepsia and constipation.
SARSAPARILLA a. a k%"w9 6,"od pqrri,
Dy>pcnSatprN in connection with gOut. rhcu-
matisln. skin; diseases, constitutional syphilis
scrotulouS affections, and other dcpraved con-
ditionS of health.
PIPSISSEWA nt 1inTElg t2miS an nd a dn5
iungmcnt have testified to it, usefulness in
Scrofula of the glands and skin. and as a cure
for rhcumat ism, diseases of the kidneys, drop
y and disurdcrcd digestion.
MhNDRAKE Like other active cathartcs.
MhNDilhhb Mandrake in removing COn>tipu-
tion removes one of the call>cS of constipation.
the condition which i generally spoken of aS
tOrpOr of the liver.
RHUBARB J., tonic cath"rtic stomachic'
dcring it useful in dyspepsia attended with
constipation, hiiOuSnCSS, etc. The gentle
action of rhuharh renders it one of the best
remedies for hcmolrhoidN connected with
constipation: one of the best remedies tor
diarrhWa CAUSED by could or the presence
OF irritating ngcsta in the stomach.
CENTIAN Is Il pure and simple tonic bitter.
uLNllhN 1t eNciteS the appetite. inyigorates
digestion and enters into most of the StOm-
uChiC combinations employed in modern praC-
tice 1t may hc used IN all cases of pure
debility of the digestive organs, or where III
general tonic impression Is required Dy>pcp-
Sia. atomic govt, uIucnurrhu'a. hyStcra. SCrut-
ua. intermittent fever, diarrhWa and worms
are among the many affections in which it has
proved useful,
COrA Is II boon to brain workers and all who
0oon require Il nerve tonic and Stimulunt|
winch l. free from unpleasant after effects: II
supplies material for body and brain; il gives
/ tone ana strength To the aged and ntirm i
/ cures loss of male vitality. etc. 1t i YHluahlc
/ in malaria, uguc mauriM debility. low frNcr>
pHlTtlN tic, spinal ana nervous complaints. in l
tlnumutury affections of the heart, epilepsy
. bilious and liver troubles, sick h"adHCh,
change OF life. spinal irritation. ~r;l>iCknrS>
etc. Ii i refreshing and restorative to all whu|
have undergone prolonged cNcrtiou, such as
athletes, public speakers and others, enabling
those who u>r IL to remain Tor long time
without food and endure unusual fatigue and
preserve chccrtuln">-.
GINGER Is3,tmm9nt and caminatiyG F'y ,
feeble state of the uilmcntary canal attendant
upon atomic gout, muscular rheumatism. ncu-
ralgn, headache, mpmting warming ami
cordial op"latlun upon the stomach.
CRAM0MlLt hirtcI mpm WHIP 'S T pIc"Sng
dcgrc" of warmth and strength to the
stomach, and i'm all cases Of Indigestion, windy
collie and general weakness, il has for ages
been strongly recommended 10y the most emf
. ncnt practitioners ~ very useful and bcne-
| fetal remedy for periodical sick Headache,
/ Dyspepsia, and all its kindred diseases. II j.
/ rcputrd t~ chr" neuralgia.
CAMILLA ISatonic and stimulant to the III