The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11
COnsumptions, Coughs, &c
BUTLERS VEGETABLE
I%NAA% SpNClEAC,

Tar me cure of Colds, Coughs, C0hsunPt'onS,
shifting Of Blood, ASthmas, and al diS-
eases Of The breast and lungs
uvIIERE is perhaps no medical observation
1 4etter established, none more generally
affirmed by the experience ot the best phy
..iaus of all ages and countries, and none OF
20 inheritance to the human family, than
me fact that many of the most dlihcuIt and
,searable consnmptions originate IN neglected
Ids I'm a climate SO variable as ours where
-. changes OF the weather are frequently
.,I3en and unexpected, 1t requires more care
sea9altention to guard against this dangerous
sasmv of life, than most people imagine, or
- ,6le and willing to bestow The bills of
ao~ality exhibit the melancholy fact that the
tranortions OF deaths by this disease may be
Far,dered AS about five TO one. lnasmuch,
ION as this fatal disease bids defiance to the
,tal Of the most learned physicians, it is
ratification to the proprietor that he Is ena.
6lgd to offer to those afflicted with it a good
IL nrospect of relief, in that highly valuable
t.medv the Vegetable INDIAN SPECIFIC.
TIE Indians are Happy i'll their knowledge OF
medical plants governed wholly by experi
,nre. they are certain as To their effect, and
It's aid by an author OF great character, that
,,rle consumption is d disease never known
among them.
AL the reason is ohyious--so soon as they
f,itlemselyes in danger, they have recourse
,ofbeir remedy, which is always al hand, aud
WIich it is in Aeir power 10 procure without
upsnse.
The celebrated Or. Cullen has taught u
that " our fir attention should be employed
in watching the approach OF the disease, and
preventing It's proceeding IL an incurable
ssnsc;.I Iv thas,. torn nj ronsunnriye narents
,5a si;,btos, svn,ntoms If an annroacnino
.,ns,,nntionst Tho cans,,,ntive ner,od az
Ii, ou1bt cacefnllv IN he attended 70.
This ,peeifie i obtained h extraction from
bs,,s ,onis aavers. plants. 0c. when in ner-
tqioo In conseauence OF happy comb
n.5ou Of the most valuable herbs &c il beg
CONF, balsam Of superior value. II heals
he Injured parts, opens the pores and com
noses the disturbed nerves after the manner
Of an annodyne, consequently the obsiruc
ton Of the chest and the lnnss which cousti-
t,te MS disease. particularly need rs usr -
horomotes expecforatier. which is constant
Ia called for. and whilst il eleanses and AeaI,,
il also gives strength to the tender lanss.--ln
,hIs manner it removes the hectic fever, i'm
moves direstiou. give, strength 10 the nerves.
fs9aifs he annette aud IMPROVES the spirits
TB,sneciGc is6nild. pleasant to the taste, aud
may always beAkken in safety.
ialng the nAerou3 testimonials Of cures
in he possession Of the proprietor, he follow
ngrecent one is worthy oil notice
Ctcenlbcr Il, 1924.
I,Wiliam Price, of the City of Baltimore,
do hereby certify aud declare, that have
heenfor a long lime afflicted with severe
cold, accompanied with an almost incessant
cough and pain in my breast aud lungs-aIoo
spitting of 6iood and puruIent patter from the
lungs, with night sweats aud fevers, I'D was
pmuch emaciated with loss ofrest, &e. as to
diminish my weight one third. applied to
several eminent physicians, underwent a
course of medicine, but could obtain no re-
lief and found myself fast verging on to a
heard Of the many astonishing cures eff