Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-13

F, no, fail exciting a deep and thrilling interes,
throu rbout the world We have 30 long believed
this disease {consumpiion) incursble, that II II
difficult to credit our when we see per
sons evidently consumptive, restored TO health
Yet this is fact Of daily occurrence how then
"a, ~. question the virtue of the shove mcdicinei
I In our next We shall be mote explicit; meantime
/ we hope physicians will make trial OF this med
I cine and report its effects 10 US
Note The original and genuine Taylors Bal
sam of Liverwort is made a sold at $40 Bow
cry AZ
cate health in this city is truly surprising =
Weakness, loss of appetite, ivsi complaints, and
| many other diseases prey upon them, making
them ale and lean of flesh. All this can be rem
idled by the OF strengthening medicine, that
" III assist nature in all her movements,& restore
( tone 10 nerves and muscular organs. Of this
kind is DR. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, which
being mild and purely vegetable, answers females
admirably. II all will use il we are confident
an elastic step. good appetite, and rudy cheeks
will follow. Once more member, the original
aud genuine is ma e at 375 Bowery.
uPSpIrriso OF BLoop. This disease con.
sist. Of discharge of blood, often froihy, from
the mouth. brought up with hawking nd cough
ing, aud is usually accompanied with a difficulty
of breathing, and some pain in the chest Some
times IL is preceded by an oppr ssion at the
chest, a dry tickii z cough and slight shooting
pains. This disease is always more or less dan
pcrous. The great danger is that these symptoms
ma, terminate in consumption, and immediate
remedies can alone save this nd. But DR. Tay.
lors Balsam Of Lverwort is n sure remedy, and
to show its unparalleled success, certificates o.
cures from 42l citizens, and many physicians,
will he published in Il few days.
nPNERvnus DisrAsrs Il WEAKNESS DIR
Taylo Bal.am Of Liverwori, made at 375 Bow
diseases wife las been s 81 s
ten years. Sh was extremely nervous, aud nj
times so weak that she could not attend to her
domestic duties BY the use ofthis medicine ,her
strength is wholly restored and she is as healthy
as can wish her TO be. My address is at DR.
Taylor's office.
Guar oE CONSUMPTION. Martin, n wor-
thy member Of my congregation, was taken i'll
sometime since with a cold, pain 10 the breast
and some difficulty of breathing, and in few
days thereafter she had violent cough and VIC.
lent pain in the sides, which no medicine would
relieve. She continued in this way for long
time under the medical care of DR. Rea, but final
ly became consumptive, and was evidently near
the end of her earthly sufferings hen her broth.
err persuaded her to try DIR Taylors Balsam Of
Livrrwort. When she commenced this medicine
It did not seem TO agree with her for few days
but by lessening the dose, she found it answered
admirably il relieved her cough and her difficult
ty of breathing instanter and we had the pleas
ure of witnessing her rapid recovery to health
Rev. WILLIAM SMYTHE.
TOBSERVE Buy only that which is made
OF the Old Office. 375 Bowery, N. Y, and which
is sold in Rutland by White, Henderson, Il Co,
+. Jameson, Castleton; String a. Buck, Pitts
ford; Ira Button, Brandon; A. l.. Catlin, Orwell;
John C. Parke, Whitehall, NY. Geo. II. Fish e.
Sidney Moody, Middlebnry;J Leffingwell, Yves,
Poultney; Chs. w Potter, Pawlet; DR.. Edwsrd
Vail, Midd!etown; c. r. Walker g. Co. Benson;
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