The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-10
Archibald MasnrO.
EHIir PeCfOraIe.
Vegetable PcctOval FliXir.

VIE discovery OF TINS lneStlmaDle ELK
IR. was the result Of ten years close
study, in order to discover the causes,
symptoms, and cure, Of all those formida.
bic Diseases that prey upon the organs Of
the chest; namely, Consumption, Asthma.
Catarrh; Colds, and every species of op.
preston at the chest. I'm all cases where
this Elixir has been duly administered it's
astonishing efficacy over every other arti.
Gle heretofore offered to the public, con-
vjncing the most incrcduous. that Con.
sumption is Not hcurGLte, if properly at.
tended to.
0~FAlthough the superior virtues ofthis
Elixir are extensively known, and its qua
litics highly approved by the most respec.
table of the Medical Faculty, few ccrtif
Gates are added for the satisfaction ofthose
who may be afflicted with those diseases
for which it is designed.
The undersigned takes plea
sure in mentioning the very prompt and
essential relief which &c experienced in
severe attack on the lungs, in December
and January last, from the use Of the Elk
ir Pcctoralc; and cheerfuly tcstifes. that
IN his opinion, it is a most beneficial medi.
cine in Pulmonary complaints, ,violcn, colds.
or settled coughs, and earnestly recon-.
mends the Elixir to all who arc suffering
under Affections of this kind.
F. A. STRALE.
Theological SCmp0ry .7pG0rcr,
Mass. JuHc 80, lc26
The following is extracted from. and is the
substance ofa communication received from
distinguished physician: the original being
OF too great length 10 PUBLISH in an advertise.
ment.
In the course ofthe past year,
! have in several cases, prescribed the T.
liY'r Pectorale, and have been generally
pleased with its eflects.--Judging from the
properties which enter into its composition.
| believe il valuable medicine, and par
ticularly so, in cases Of protractcd coughs,
depending upon irritation. Kept up by hab-
it, which would, if no. .ued, deyelopc
tuburcular ulcer"
Having ju5t received communic alton
from distinguished individual, on whose
veracity can withthe utmost confidence
rely, it may subserve the interests of hu.
manity to quote his own words lie sevs
OF the Elixir Pecrorale, 81 gave a vial Of
it to sister of mine, who has had for
long time severe pulmonary complaints,
especially hard cough, and sometimes
hemorrhage; she says she has received
the most sensible and important benefit,
and that she must have more of the Elixir
Another sister told me lately. that she was
seized last Spring with a violent nfucn.
"a, from which she was relieved to her rs.
tonishment 10y the Elixir; so far as have
known il tried, it has produced no bad ef-
fects subsequently. There is no quackcry
about it, as the author Is a sober. well bred
Physician, man Of talents, who came to
this composition gradually, by his own
practice
The writer OF the above extract is ex-
tensively known as a gentleman Of pro.
found learning. and distinguished piety;
his opinion will induce me to persevcre in
its use: the results Of my future expert.
enCe | shall with great pleasure commu-
nicate. JONAS UNDERWOOD. MD.
.7ndorer Juae 30, 1896.
A single dose is generally sufficient for
the cure ofa common cold, and it has perer
been known to fail of giving perfect relief
IN the most severe cases of Asthma, or
Phthisic, in one hour.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
which are signed by the sole proprietor.
GEORGE WATTS"
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