Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-07-24

For years, quinine was regarded as
he only specific f,r malarious diseases
and immense quantities of the drug were
annually consumed throughout our west
ern country, more particularly along the
4 river bottoms and adjoining low lands.
With the fall months malaria, in all ils
Fvaried torms, stalks like an epidemic
through the land, and whole districts are
rrostrated with chills and fever, the entire
population shaking with ague. Hereto
}fore. qninine VIVA regularly reSored to
but, while it frequently failed to effect a
cure, II invariably deranged the stomach,
producing nausea, vertigo and fugitive
pains in the head to sucl, an extent that
onths elapsed ere the System recovered
from its Effects. These objections TO 1t,
use were 40 marked, that the introduction
of Misller's Herb Biiters was hailed as o
triumph in medicine. Infinitely more
certain in iis beneficial effects than qui-
8nine, il possesses none Of the demerits o
that drug. Instead oi na,iseating, il tones
4 and Invig0raies the stomach, aud while
speedily expelling the noxioms humOrs, in
crenses the appetite and facilitates diges-
: ton, thus rendering the system stronger
and better fitted TO resist the attacks o.
disense. In TACT, judicious nse of Mls,-
ler's Herb Biiers ut this season of the
year, will prevent the recurrence OF thi,
disease, even in those who have never pass
ell an antum without il. An experience
Sof twenty years proves il to he the greatest
anti periodic krown to medical science.
There are, perhaps, no diseases so sub.
jeci to climatic changes as affections of the
kidneys. Hundreds Of our farmers, me
EchanicS, and laboriog men, strong and
hardy in all Otl,er respects, suffer continual
{inconvenience, and occasionally excrncia-
3ting pnins IN the back and across the l0in.;
Eexperience frequent desire To pass water
8pain during i's passage, and freqnnt stop
Spages IN ils flow. These are manifestations
dresulting from some strain or heavy lifl
8(perhaps wears agO.) and aggravated by
aevery change in the weather. Every slight
{cold flies direct to this weak spot, and IN
less promptly attended TO the disease he
Zcomes chronic, and the once strong man a
mi-erable wreck. Mlshler's Herb Bitiers
IL the only certain remedy for this class oil
disease. IL has a peculiar tendency to the
Skidneya, stimulates them TO healthy ac-
lion, and removing the cause, prevents The
formation Of brick-dust deposits, which il
permitied TO con'inne, will by cohesion
form gravel stone, necessitaiing painful
operalion Tor iis removal. Many Of the
s'ngredienis entering INTO Its composition
"re universally recognized as specifics fol
NIL complaints Of the urinary organs. IL
liver complaint. dyspepsia, all disorder
oI the bowels, affections OF the throat aud
lnngs, IL Ia equmlly certain and efhcations
while, M a remedy Tor the complaints pc
enliar TO the female sex. il has no equal
Ladies, old and young, married and s,ngle
In every condition OF life, win find ihl,
great female remedy, prompt, safe, oertai,
and reliable. The pale, sallow complexion
IL replaced by a blooming, heallhful, conn
lenarce, and its occasional use enable,
Nature 10 perform her functions regularly
and without Inconvenience.