Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-12
PATENT
Pectoral Balsa..ic Paste:
BY RE(:NAULD, SENIOR,


GNuE beneficial effects of this Paste, known a long
time before II WAS made public, and its suisse
quent success have procured il the favorable recep-
ton with which il has been honoured ever since lis
first appearance. 1t unes in small compass all the
virtues Of the plants which long experience has
we'd to be III most efiicacous in disorders of the
lungs.
preparation easy to be taken and pleasant 10 the
palate was difficult to discover il easy to con-
cen,rate the medical qualities Of plants generally dis.
agreeable to take in infusion; but after Tunberless
experiments, and great application, medcamen Mt has
been obtained which fully accomplishes the desired
end
1t would not be difficult to point out how far this
paste IS superior 10 every other remedy employed in
The same cases the virtue OF the latter being gene
rally doubtful but leave physicians and to those
sons who have made of II, the task of corpar-
ing the paste With the pcctogal medicines row in
vogue, which from the quantity Of opium they contain
very frequently ebarrass the digestion and procure
4 deceiiful calm.
The superiority Of Mr. Regnauld's paste to persons
tcoubled with hoarscness, who have the lungs af
iected must be easily seen, it being perfectly borta-
bic and consequently may be- taken often rs the ne
ccssi.y of the case may require.
Mr. Regnauld's paste is beneficial in all consump-
tive disorders il Gains acute aud especially chronical
infamations on the chest; it cures in a short time
the coughs which remain after consumption and af.
ter all kinds Of inasmatory diseases of the lungs IL
facilitates expectoraiiOn by diminishing the heat and
The state of phegmase Of the lsrynx and bronchial
vessels.
The Of it cannot be too much recommended
to persons who have weak lungs, TO those who are
~ danger OF consumption, and to all those who fire.
quenty spit blood after violent coughing great ma
ny medical men have prescribed il in the booming
cough and Lave Obtained salutary effects. The paste
giving force to the lungs persons obliged speak in
public and who experience temporary extinction of
voice, the common effect of the irritation Of the or
CANS ct speech, will find instant relief by the use of
In hne, this paste is the more valuable, il being
portable and agreeable to the palate: il may by the
extreme facility OF taking it, prevent those ravages
which are caused by neglected colds. Its valuable
properties put beyond doubt by the praises be-
slowed on it in a variety Of Journals extracts from
which arc annexed, and by the experience Of medical
men,
Two or three pieces are 20 be taken whenever the
patient feels inclination cough or to expectorate
care must be taken 20 let them melt gradually in the
mouth.
The paste, of NJ. Regnauld senior is sold only in
boxes with each box is giveh Prospectus signed and
sealed by the inventor
Extract from the Journal de Paris of Jan. %, 1924.
NJ this season when the sudden changes of the at
musphere colds and disorders of the Lungs more
or less dangerous, lose no time to recommend
strongly the use of the paste of NJ ReFnauld, senior
Apothecary TO His Royal HighneSs, the Duke Of An
gouleme> the praises which the Gazette OF Health ha
bestowed on it, proved by experience.
Certificate Of DIR. DOM, Physician to the Facute DE-
Paris, Physician to the Society de Prevoyance Pro
tesante, Secretary to the consultations the Ne die
Phianthropic Society.
1.-the undersigned Doctor of Physic of the Facul,
de Paris Physician 10 the Society de Preyoyance Pro
testanie, Secretary To the consultations the Medic
Ptii1ntts-oT 'ie Society etc., crCfy that
ing desire To know the medical properties of tn
composition known by the name of Regnauld's Pecto
gal Paste and being assisted in that design BY the pro
priety of the said nedcamenI. who kindly gave me
considerable number of boxes to be distributed gratis
1 have during long time employed il in great mum
Der OF complaints of the lungs and organs of respira
ton, and have constantly obtained the following re
suits.
1. In the second period Of the hopping cough anC
when chronical symptoms began to appear. the chill
dren TO whom have given the Pectoral 1alsamit
Paste OF Mr.. Regnauld, SEN, have always coughec
less than those who were subjected to other modes
treatment.
3 In asthma, either in old or young patients, thi
preparation employed IN rather large doses, especially
Mt night, when going to bed, has frequently cfTece
q complete cure and constantly procured sleep an,
rendered expectoraon abundan, and easy.
5. In chronical catarrhs when the most acute pain
have ceased but the patient still continues 90 cnug
and finds expectura6on difficult Rernauld's Past
expectoration and disposes the patient to sleeps b.
continuing the use of it with some degree of persevei
Rnce, perfect cure is often obtained.
4. In coughs which accompany and follow the meas
les, in the hoarseness which follows the hoopin
cough, etc, the Paste Of ar. Regnauld, SEM is
prompt remedy.
From this summary account founded on trials repes
ted great number of times with the closest attention
the following facts must be drawn, that the Pector,
Basamc Paste Of Regnauld, SEN, is a very usefu
remedy in a variety Of cases. that IL at The sam
time as eXpecorative and ant-spasmodc; that IL is ca
sy to administer especially TO children, to whom
may be given as sweetmeat, and not as one of thos
remedies which always displease them That IL ma
be very useful to persons attacked by cronical al.
orders Of the lungs and organs Of respiration, VIII
cannot coniine themselves to any regimen and wis
to obtain without interruption their affairs
and even during the iournes which business may rem
DER Indispensable, that - proper for persons VIII
form the state of their stomachs support fluids
in this the Paste Of Mr. Regnauld, sen. is an ad
vsnageous substitute for the greatest part Ct die
drinks, and pectors portion.
Paris, August Is, 1927.
For sale at J. u. BLAMIRE'S Druggist s. Apothe
cary Store, opposite the Eagle Hotel.