The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14
HEPAT0Z0NE.
mn. R0sxx's anEAI Liver MRDI-
ONE.
Oures nassases Of the Liver In All Its
Various Forms. Such rs
dyspepsia. Headache. Neuralgia. Water
Brssh, Constipation. or Any Ir-
regularity Of tho Bowels.

This Is a combination Of saline and
vegetable materials, and contains no
mercury or any drastic vegetable CO.
thartic, such AS mandrake and alcas,
and is far su pseior In Its action, M It
never facilitates or produces any III.
pleasant effects. II will act thor
oughiy on the liver in from two to four
hours time, and does not produce
nausea or gripping pains In the bowels.
DIR. w. II. Tobin having suffered Tor
years with liver disease, and after try
ing every known remedy without sue
cess, has succeeded in preparing this
remedy-and by its use alone restor-
ing his health-n0w offers 1t to the
public for the cure OF all liver troubles,
and soils 10 under a guarantee that
after taking three or four doses OF the
medicine and satisfaction Is not given,
you can have your money refunded by
returning the bottle ana wrapper.
We append few unsolicited testi-
nlonials of its value from persona well
known In Texas:
From Hon. J. b. Mcfarland, Judge
of tina Thirty second district:
June o 1854 -Messrs. j. J. d, w. H Tobin:
GENTLEMEN:-l have used your
HepatozOne for some time, and find it
one Of the best medicines for indiges-
ion and liver complaint.
j. b. MCFARLAND.
From Hon. d. L. Mari. judge of the
'rhirty-sixth district:
Pearsall, Tex ., March 4, 1884, essrs. j. j
u W II. TObn:
HENTLEMRU: I tak0,pleasure in add
ing my testimony to the happy Of
iects OF Hepatosone RS II liver regula-
tor. believe II to be the best known
remedy for disordcred or deranged
liver, ard know 1t will prove oene(i-
| cial In dyspepsia, constipation, nausea,
dizziness, and particularly diarrhpa.
To those Of sedsntary habits em con-
WINGED a short trial will prove 1t to be
Indispensable. No professional man
should be without IL. 1t exceils in the
mildness, yet thoroughness, OF It's aC-
ton upon the system, giving immedi-
| ate reliot, snd Its action is not at.
| tended with gripping pains or disturb
ance of rest. Respectfully,
D.P. MAnR.
Deaf aud Dumb Asylum, Austin, Tex, May
8, 1889 DIS. J. J. d W II. Tofin:
DEAR SIRs:-Your Hepstozone has
hsd rather extended trial in this in
stitutiOn among officers and pupils. II
has proven a safe and certain remedy
In affections OF the liver. IL 10 also 4
valuable and cheap aperient. Ii re-
moves constipation of the bowels, re-
lieves indigestion, and can be ken at
any time without any bad effect.
cheertully recon- mend its use in all
cases involving derangement Of the
functions of the liver, ard in many
cases where the stomach and bowels
are involved. Truly yours,
JOHN FoRD,
Superintendent.
Institution for the Blind, Austin. May 10,
lSS3.-Dr. Tobin:
Your Hepatoz0ne as a gentle purga-
tive has no equal. 1t moves the bow
els without making tho patient feel
sick, weak or lsnguid. 1t is often tho
case that we feel little bilious, have
some headache perhaps, ard are feel.
ing unweu generally, and only need
an easy purgative to relieve US. Your
Hepatozone Is the medicine for that
condition. Ireliev we'd a case of dysen-
tory with IL III very short time. We
use Ii largely In this institution.
FRANK RAINEY,
Superintendent Institution.
DIR. j. j. TOBIN,
PROPRIETOR,
No. 70J Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas.