The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-22
assumptions, Coughs, &c.
grrLER'S VEGETABLE
IyDIaS MCkEAC,


IN, fute of Colds, Coughs, ConsltnphonS,
sling of Blood, asihmds, ana all as
eases Of the breast and lungs.
nHrRE is perhaps no medical observation
halter established, none more generally
',.ffmed by the experience OF the best Phy--
sol all ages and countries, and none ol
..noortance 10 the human family, than
..ct that many of the most difficult and
,,,able consnmptions originate in neglected
"a. In a climate SO variable as ours, where
y. sbanoes of the weather are frequently
ll.n and unexpected, il requires more care
"a sfention 10 guard against thus dangerous
.asmg If life, than most people imagine, or
.ss s6e aud willing to bestow The biils OF
mo,,aIy xhibit the melancholy tact mat the
a.ooo16ns of deaths by this disease may be
foa.iJsred as about five to one lnasInuch,
.ap as This fatal disease bids defiance TO the
@s aI n the most learned physicians, it is a
nfcailon 10 the proprietor that he Is ena
hlfo offer 10 those afflicted with II good
Itsospect of relief, in that highly valuable
|snedy the Vegetable INDIAN SPECifIC.
|Te Indians are happy in their knowledge of
|rehcaI plants governed wholly by eNpeflE
| ,,e they are certain as to their effect, and
| Is said BY an author of great character, that
|,up consumption is disease never known
among them.
And the reason is obvious-so soon as they
/ o1tbemselyes in danger, they have recourse
|,o heu remedy, which is always al hand, and
which is IN Metr power 10 procure without
|sxpsnR.
The celebrated DR.. Cullen has taught us
|uat " our first attention should be employed
La watching the approach Of the disease, aud
prveahag its proceeding TO an incurebie
sae and in persons OF oonsumPtive habit,
especially those born OF consumptve parents,
he slightest symptoms of an approaching
consumption at tie consumptive period OF
life ought carefully to be attended to.
This Specific is obtain d by extraction from
lfrbs roofs, flowers, plants, &C when in per-
lection. In consequence of IA happy comb
naiiou Of the most valuable herbs, &c. il be
CONS balsam OF superior value. 1t heals
ishaed parts, opens the pores and COM
p1s' de disturbed nerves after the manner
Ra1 anaodyne consequently the obsIrucs
tl the chest and the lungs which consti-
tr MS disease, particularly need its use
l@moles expe1tosalion, which is constant
Eai'ed for, and nllst II cleauses aud heals,
iso gives strength 10 the tender lungs.-ln
manner il removes the hectic fever, i'm
pEes digestion, gives strength to the nerves,
rrr. tie appetite and improves the spirits
lspecifc IS mild, pleasant TO TIE taste, and
ngalways be taken in safety.
Among the numerous testimonials of cures
hhepossession of the proprietor, the follow
hyncent one is worthy OF notice
December II, 1924.
William Price, of the City of Baltimore,
|bhGeby certify and declare, that have
isa1r long time afflicted with severe
tn1. accompanied with an almost incessant
tUugh and pain in my breast and lungs--also
Ehtng ofbio0d aud purulent matter from the
ings with night sweas and fevcrs, and was
Nmucb emaciated with loss of rest, nc. as TO
'mnlsb my weight one third. | applied to
teral eminent physicians, underwent
curse of medicine, but could obtain no re-
Vi and found myself fast yer2ing on so
bfrned consumption Having at length
yard OF the many astonishing cures et-
lel by Buffers Eegdadi INDIAN SPE
vic, tor coughs, colds, cousumptiuhs,
= | Was induced to make trial OF it
lFocured a bottle and found almost i'm
bale relief continued It's use, impro-
giaN, appetite better, and all the symp-
t@ Of the disease diminishing daily, not
htanding | diligently perseycrpd in fol-
a9g the directions for thuee afflicted with
Consumption. and in a few weeks. was
tnielely cured and have Remained so for
isd months am now IN better health
ttlesh than hnvc been for mans wears, to
n' reat establishment of my friends.