Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-05-29

Regular Stools, CeaF Skin ana q
Rigorous Body.
1t is the GREAT REMEDY for all
Nervous Diseases, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Nervous Dcbili-
ty, Paralysis, BiliOusness,
Dyspepsia, COStiveness and
Piles, Liver COmplaint, all
Kidney Troubles, Fc-
male Complaints, and
all Diseases arising
from an Impure State of the
Blood.
1t Is priceless boon to that large class of per-
sons who feel the need of "A nerve tonic, an
Alternative and II strengthening medicine, and
yet wisely fear to take many of the nostrums
which fload the country. The Celery Com
pound in composed entirely of Vegetable in-
gradients. They are Natures remedies and
have long been known and used with great
success by primitive people in all parts to the
world. They are here brought together. their
virtues fully extracted by the best means
known to science, and then skilltully pro por-
toned and mixed. The Compound can be con-
scientiOusly recommended as not having one
delcterious drug in its composition, and us not
being make shift" for alcoholic stimulants,
to be used by those who crafty such taste
other hand, to those who unfortunately have
contracted such taste, Celery Compound is
recommended to correct the tone of the stom-
ach, stimulating and strengthening the ner-
vOus system, thereby satisfying the craving
of appetite with that which does no harm, and
if the us0 in perseNcred in Will take away all
desire for lntOXicantS.
We give you below the medical properties
of the articles used in the manufacture of the
CELERY CNMPoUND taken from the United
States Dispensatory, and other Standard
Authorities.
IIDTII IN The active principle of Hops, is
uoi ohlN tonic, moderately narcotic, highly
recommended i'll nervous diseases, producing
sleep and relieving pain, used in dyspepsia, re-
storing tone to the irritated and exhausted
stomach, one of the best remedies for nervous
tremors, wakefulncss and delerum, allaying
the pain of articunr rheumatism etc, etc.
RIINUII Increases the appetite, promotes di-
DuVnu gestion, favors the secretion of urine.
Used in feeble digestion with tlatulcnce,
chronic rheumatism, cutaneous affections and
dropsy.
DANDELON hone speec ana %
of congestion of the liver associated with a
tonic dyspepsia and constipation.
SARSAPARLLA @ea * 6S9d p pq THE
Dispcnsatory in connection with govt, rheu-
matism, skin diseases, constitutional syphilis,
scrofulous affections, and other depraved con-
ditiOns of health.
pJpCICCEWA Is diuretic, tonic and astrn-
lll OlOOE TIA gent. Physicians of sound
Judgment have testified TO its usefulness in
serofula of the glands and skin, and us Il cure
for rheumatism, diseases of the kidneys, drop
sy and dsOrdered digestion.
MANDRAKE Like other active cathartics,
lhhNDhhhh Mandrake in removing constipa-
ton removes one of the causes of constipation,
the condition which is generally spoken of as
| tOrpOr OF the liver.
RHJIRARR Is tonic cathartic, stomachic,
| 10 N al wi
constipation, biliousness, etc. The gentle
action of rhubarb. renders it one of the best
remedies for hemorrhods connected with
constipation; one of the best remedies for
diarrhPa caused by cold or the presence
of irritating ingesta in the stomach.
GENTIAN and simple tonic 6tter
| digestion and enters into most of the stOm-
achic combinations employed in modern prac-
tice. 1t may be used in all gases of pure
debility of the digestive organs, or where Il
general tonic impression is required. Dyspep-
| STA, atomic govt, amenorrhua, hysteria, scrOf-
ula, intermittent fever diarrhua and worms
are among the many affections in which it has
| proved useful.
/ r0Ch Is Il boon to brain workers and all who
VVon require nerve tonic and stimulant
which is free from unpleasant after effects. 1t
supplies material for body and brain; il gives
! tone and strength to the aged and intirm
cures loss of male vitality, etc. 1t is valuable
| in malaria, ague, malarial debility, low fevcrs
J, paralytic, spinal and nervous complaints, in
]
| bilious and liver troubles, sick headache,
change of life, spinal irritation, seasickness,
etc. 1t is refreshing and restorative to all who
have undergone prolonged eXertion, such as
| athletes, public speakers and Others, enabling
| those who use il to remain for a long time
without food and endure unusual fatigue and
preserve cheerfulness.
! CINCEQ Is stImulant and carminativc given
ulNuUN in dyspepsia, tiatulant collie and the
! feeble state of the ailmentary canal attendant
| upon atomic govt, muscular rheumatism, neu-
rilgia, headache, imparting warming and
| cordial operation upon the stomach.
! CUAM0MIIF Is Il grateful anodyne, aromatic
VHhnVmiLI bitter, imparting n pleasing
degree of warmth and strength TO the
stomach, and in all cases of indigestion, windy
| collie and general weakness, il has for ages
been strongly recommended by the most emf
fca remedy for periodical Sick Headache,
/ Dyspepsia, and all its kindred diseases. 1t is
| reputed to cure neuralgia.
| ChNEIJh Is II tonic and stimuant to the di-
OANGLlh gcstive organs, and is employed to
relieve simple gastric debility.
! C0I JIMRO Is II pure stimulant stomachc
! improving digestion. 1t answers admirably as
u remedy in simple Dyspepsia
PRlCKLY Ash IS aa ar''T " dsp %ys'oa It's
virtues in producing cutaneous evacuation,
eXpelling wind, and allaying muscular rheu-
matte pains. As II remedy in chronic rheuma-
tism enjoys much reputation in this country.
WI OW DOCK Is astringent and gently
ILLLUW UUOh tome and also laxative is
| employed in scrofulous CutaneOus eruptOns,
congestion of the liver and dyspepsia
All these are combined with the Great
Nerve Tonic, Diurstic and Carminative