Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-02
FOR THE CURE OF

Colds Coughs Consumptons, Splitting o Blood, astn'as'
and all Diseases ofthe Breast and Lungs.
YNHERE is perhaps medical observation better es-
Il tablshed, none more generally conhrmeo oy Tic
experience of the best physician of all ages ana coun
tries, and none of more importance to the human ia
y, than the fact that many Of the most difficult and In
durable consumptions originate in neglected colds In
climate SO variable as ours, where the changes o,
the weather frequently sudden and unexpected,
requires and attention to guard against thls
dangerous enemy of life, than most people imagine
are able and willing to bestow-The bills OF morta.
lily exhibit the melancholy fact that the proportion OF
deaths by this disease may be considered as about hive
to Inasmuch then this fatal disease bids deh'
ance the skill ofthe most learned physicians, gra
caton to the proprietor that he is enabled to offer to
those afflicted with it goody prospect of relief, IN
that highly valuable remedy the vegetable Indan Spe
eife-The Indians happy in their knowledge ofme-
deal plants; governed wholly by experience, they are
certain to their effect and it said by an author OF
great character that true consumption is disease ne
yer known amongst them.
For the information of those afflicted With complaints
of the breast and lungs, the proprietor inserts rom
among the numerous testimonials in his possession the
following Certificate:
Baltimore, 7M Dec. 1894.
W. Price, of thecity of Baltimore, do hereby cert
y and declare, that was for long time afflicted with
severe cold, accompanied with an almost incessant
cough, and pain in my breast and ungs also, splitting
of bood and puruent matter from the lungs, with night
sweats and fevers and was much emaciated with loss
ofappette, rest &c. appledto several eminent ply
sicians, and passed through course Of medicine, but
could obtain no relief and found myseffast vergng on
to confirmed consumption. Having at length heard OF
the many astonishing cures effected by the Vegetable In.
dian Specific was induced to make trial Oft and found
almost immediate relief, and my rest restored. con-
tinued its use, improving fast my appetite better and
all the symptoms of the disease daily diminishing, and in
cor, efe1y urod have iupd
so for several months, and in better health and
flesh than have been for many years therefore with
confidence recommend the Of the Vegetable Indian
Specific to all who suffer under similar complaint and
as SAFE pleasant and effectual remedy for consump
'''"' "''N - W. PRICE.
The celebrated DIR. Cullen has taught us that "our
first attention should be employed in watching the ap
proach of the disease and preventing its proceeding
to an ncurable state and in persons OF consumptve
habit especially those born ofconsumpve parents, the
slightest symptoms of approaching consumption at
the consumptye period ofe, ought carefully to be at.
tended to-"
This Specific is obtained by extraction from herbs
roots flowers, plants, &c. when in perfection In con-
sequence of happy combination of the most valuable
herbs, &c. it becomes balsam of superior value. 1t
heals the injured parts, opens the pores and composes
the disturbed nerves after the manner ct an anodyne
consequently the obstruction of the chest and the lungs
which constitute this disease particularly neeo s use
promotes expectoraton, which is constantly called
for and whilst ceanses and heals it also strength
to the tender lungs. In this manner it removes the
hectic fever improves digestion, gives strength to the
nerves, repairs the appetite and improves the spirits
This specific may always be gvenin safety-itis mild,
pleasant the taste, and may safely be given to infants
for which It is ofinestimable value It affords relief IN
bowel complaints teethng, whooping coughs, &c. and
isfound particularly useful in hypochondrca, nervous
and hysterical diseases. Each bill of directions contains
detiled account Of this disease in all its different sta
ges and win be accompanied wththe signature OF W.
BUTLER, in Red Ink. Soldby JOHN ]. sAYRS,
Druggist e 1potheruy, and Sdle Agent for 3krandr'a.