Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

H.B. MONTAGUE, Proprietor Of
Momfaexe,s Balm for the teeth.
Pittsburgh, June l3, 1896.
1soxrAoUHs 3ALH.
AN INDIAN REMEDY T0a TnE
TOOTH ACHE.
The established reputation and constantly IN
Icreasng demand for this effectual remedy OF pain
spA preservation Of the teeth, has induced the SUD-
|scrber 10 offer II to the American public. Ar
engagements ha We been made supply agents IN all
1.-The PRINCIPAL cities and towns in the United States
$50 TO place within the reach o. those suffering ana
likely 10 suffer with this most harrassing OF all
Aches, TOOTH-ACHE.
When applied according to directions given on
the bottle il has never failed to afford immediate
and permanent relief Ii also arrests the decay in
defective teeth, and relieves that soreness which SO
fie auenly renders strong tooth useless. The aP
p!ication and remedy simple, Innocent, and not
unpleasant, and the large number OF persons IN
different sections of the country, that have already
Experienced such delightful and salutary effects
from the use Of the Balm, are ready to bear, (for
The public good,) their testimony, to its unrlvaed
qualities. II is an Indian remedy obtained singu-
iarly and unexpectedly. and may be REGARDED by
the civilized world az the most valuable discovery
Of the Red Man Of the Woods.-PisICE ONE
DOLLAR each.
cause OCt'OS's'sS6
Of small particles Of masticated food (either amt
NAL OF epetable) in the ndentations Of the teeth,
OF between them, which there remain until decay
of this food takes place. the acidity Of winch de-
composcs the tooth. The great difficulty OF all
that have written treaties the teeth, has been,
to recommend liquid, that would mix itself up
with this fetid matter, TO weaken 1t to such
degree, as to prev ent its affecting the teeth.
This discovery (pureIy Accidentally has not only
10 k~,,e ~ NJ tho, de-.
cav NAV 6c arrestcd-but its application to an
aching tooth (whcn the nerve can be reached) al
fords almost instantaneous relief. And if its use
Is continued until the bottle is consumed, none
need ap,schend pain from the same TOOTH Ii
NAV be remarked, that the teeth are az SUBJECT to
ache, as any other bone Of the system. and IN the
same way But for tOOth-acEe proper, a remedy
is now offered to the public, that has become the
wonder. az we'll as the admiration Of every one
thai has become acquainted with its reputation.
Since a remedy has been discovered for disease
80 general and SO excrucia.ine as the tooth ache,
the proprietur has been, more than ever, struck
with a grand and benevolent provision made for
man. in all his affections, and is fully satsfed,th
he earth is supplied with remedy at hand for eve
~ disease, where the cause may be traced.
A few extracts oflcttcrs are published, in place
IF the numerous certificates that might be, as they
,rc less expensive, and in-pire the public with
equal confidence.
From Dr. E. X. Calhoun.
Aberille, S. G. March II.
Dear sir-I ish you to ship two gross, or Iore
+ YOU can spare it, Of your balm. You may ex-
,ect uc to make a strong pull ON you in short
line. for as its reputation increases. | shall spare
NJ pains in its management. II you should feel
disposed to sell the right ofthis state, and all south
If this place, inform me your terms. J wis.,; you
Il any rate 10 give me the refusal, whenever you
cel disposed to make that kind Of a trade.
lreman yours,
Err CALHOUN.
plugged Il tooth for a lady in Petersburgh,
y hch, from its very sensitive condition, was una
,;c to shape the cavity to retain the plug; and
fter two or three trials, recommended the use OF
Rain, which SO deadened the surface
n the cavity as to enable to shape IT perfectly
md plug the tooth permanently.
s. NJ. SHEPHERD, Surgeon Dentist.
Petessburgb, Sd Jan, 1886.
have made two applications Of the Balm which
,ou gave me. both Of which effected immediate
.ures If you will send me couple Of boxes tol
Uroanna and as many to TaphshannOc. can rea-
lily dispose of them and thereby introduce 1t mi
hose sections. In haste yours truly,
March 1896. E. T. MONTAGUE
MLroN,N q.
Saw to friend Montague that 81 or 81 bottles Of
BALM are sold, and that it - becoming known
md valued. ~. b. SEABNOON.
N. B-The article seems to be thought efilca-
:ious in healing soreness Of the teeth, and IN ar
estng or preventing decay.
RICHMOND, November.
Dear !Sir.-You will send Immediately box
Il YOUR Balm. We have not had bottle since we
asst wrote you, and have daily applications for it.
Yours, EUSTACE e. TEMPLE.
TO TIE AFFLICTED.
Montague's Balm (that Justly celebrated rcme-
" for :ooth- ache) should be used before infam
nation swelling from pain takes place. If not,
is best to apply it by wetting cotton sponge,