Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-22
De La Monterat's Vegetable
Specific,

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Eor the cure of Consumption. Asthma, Pieurisy,
shifting of Blood, and Pulmonary affections
OF every kind-the most valuable remedy sv-
or discovered for the cure of consumption &
all diseases OF the breast and lungs leading 10
consumption.
Two ALL afflicted with those Troublesome AL
fections, an imurediate use of this highly
celebrated Specific is only necessary to on
vince the most incredulous Gifts possessing qua
lilies superior 10 any other medical preparation
vet discovered. Since the discovery of this in.
vnluable medicine, numbers have experienced
its salutary and happy effects. lis mild aud
gentle operations are much extoled by those
who have used il. In all cases OF coughs, colds,
asthmas, and other consumptiye affections.
By the use Of this article they have been
enabled to defeat 40 enem. whose attacks would
otherwise have been followed by the most alar
ming consequences This specific has relieved
and cured the most violent cases in which other
medicines have failed 10 give any relief II top
crates by gentle expectations, and may be 81
ven 10 infants and children with the creates
safety.
The following certificates Just received from
highly respectable gentlemen, will show IFS val
ue-
Baltimore county, Feb. Ia, 1929
Ifeel tiny duty 90 acknowledge the great be
neft [ have derived from The use OF DE Ia Mon
ferat's Columbian Vegetable Specific. do not
like to speak of the medicine in the exalted
terms in which I estimate it, will therefore, as
briefly as possible, give history of my own
situation with ti,e effects produced by this valu-
able medicine. | have been for the last five or
six years laboring under pulmonary consump
ton pronounced 10 be such by the attending
physician. during which time have consulted
many physicians. taken much medicine. bur all
10 but little purpose. The 18th of March, 1928,
puked blood for the first time, and continued
so TO do for several days in succession. and on
the 18th of the same month was confined to my
bed where lay for two months until was ie-
duced to such a state of debility that my friends
began to despair of my recovery. had made
use also Of all the popular remedies without be-
nefit and having accidentally heard Of this Spe-
cific determined TO give il q trial, anticipating
from the use of IL no better result than had at
tended the use OF all the remedies had taken
but in this vas happily disappointed. Al my
very lowest state ! commenced the use OF this
Specific, ook the FIRST dose at night in little
herb tea sweetened, which threw me in gentle
perspiration and procured for me good night
rest. ! continued to take the medicine as direc4
ted and in about Eve days my cough WAS coRl,,
pletely stopped and have not had any return
since. am now perfectly satisfied OF the SUI.
perior quality of this specific over every othe
medicine offered for the cure Of the above d.
ease. You are al iberiyto use this leste
you think proper.
Yours respectfully,
Signed, JOHN R. ELLICoY
The following recommendatory notice is
from n regular graduate of the University 81
Pennsylvania, aud student Of the late Doctor
Rush:
Having recommended the use ofDe La Mon.
D. II. iGc
own private practice for some time past. and
having witnessed its decided efficacy in many
cases, which had previously resisted the usual
remedies, now, with much pleasure, give my
testimony in rs favor, by stating, that ] have
prescribed the Specific with great success in
Asthmas. Rheumatic inflammation, or Infamma-
lion aud Subercies of the lungs, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Splitting Of blood, Consumpiions
and Catarrhal Deductions on the breast. The
length oftime many fthe diseases have been
cured, conviaces me, that they are permanent,
and may, with propriesy, be said, that its heal
ing qualities rank il superior 10 any other re-
medy of the present day.
ALEXR. II. MCPHERSON, NJ ID.
The above valuable Medicine is just received
by the subscriber, who is appointed agent for
the sales in Lynchburg. He has also received
an additional supply OF articles in his line Of bu-
siness, viz;
Alum, bottle corks, Logwood in sticks and
syround, Chinese and English Vermillion, Cream
n Tartar. Gum Opium, Canella, Alba, Rhubarb in
root and powd, Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow,
,pruss Blue, dry and ground, fresh Salad Oil,
Sweet Oil. Red Saunders, Sheep Skins, Tooth
Drawers, Gold Leaf, Spanish Anna,to, Fancy
Soaps, Rose Pink, Gentian, blue Mass, from
Medicol Hall, London, Iodine, Pepperine, Quin-
sne, Ext. Cicuta, Extract Colocynth, Ext. Nux
Vomica, and Hydriodate Potass, direct from
Paris.
Together with great number Of other arti-
cles, THOS. J. DUVAL.
March %. 3m