Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
BY II. B. ST ACY.
Lily SYRUP.
An unparalleled remedy for Diseases Of lhe
Lungs. Consumption, Coughs, Influenza,
Colds, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood,
Hopping Cough, &c. f..
TO THE PUBLIC.

Colds, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood,
Hopping Cough, &c. f..
TO THE PUBLIC.
In presenting TO the public new remedy for disea-
SEES Of the lungst may be proper to say that Judging
from the many certificates and Recommendations of
o.her specifics contained ia the newspapers Of the day
mo new remedy was called for or required But il the
popular remedies had materially le>sened the bills Of
mortality, or any one of the many preparations pos
sessed those virtues recommended so that after fair
trial, the patient could depend upon its healing powers
and nationally hope for speedy recovery Of health,
rhis humble attempt 10 arrest the progress Of Pulmo
nary Consumption would not have appeared.
, But that the victims of this destroyer are dally m
reasng needs no proof and the large scales of the
Drugs lists show that the remedies q tne Jay nave
been fairly tried and failed in their OBJECT mat OBJ
ject was the restoration to health OF persons slefns
nm a cough that shc'ldbc properly aided to throw oil
the yiscj phegm collected upon the lungs ana throat
the harbnger Of disease, another, ny bad selection
of expecorant, is indeed enabled to dispossess !e
present tenant, but leaves worse one 10 occupy inc
shattered premises and by it, the work ofdeath is the
sooner accomplished.
The LILY SYRUP Is now believed to he the best
remedy for lung complaints, that has appeared.
To cure Pulmonary Consumption after the disease
has done It's last work. or become seated upon the vi
tai functions, and tuberces are formed and broken,
and atmospheric air is inhaled into the broken parts,
is not among the preiensions Of the thousand and one
popular nostrums 10 the contrary, Notwithstanding.
This meIiclnehas restored many who were sup
posed to be beyond cure, ly standing high in the
medical profession but their restoration TO health
Improved that great and good men may le mistaken,
in the stage progress of the disease. Hence let no
person de. pair OF relief, until he has made fair trial
Of the Lily Syrup.
This medicine operates by promoting free and
easy expectoraon,- ,hereby freeing the lungs and
throat from vIscid phegm, and strengthening the parts
and freeing them from inhainatory action which
constitutes the disease Of Pulmonary Consumption.
The Syrup is entirely free from any mineral substance,
and purely vegetable; and may be taken with per-
feet safety by the most delicate constitutions.
Il is highly recommended TO those who have weak
lungs. Teachers OF performers of vocal music will
find il Of invaluable TO them, by lis giving great
strength and sweetness he tones of music, and
abling the person to perform with great case. Public
speakers and deba,ers will hnd ii OF nvaua lie ser
vice to them.
Tins medicine has leen thoroughly and successfully
tested by able physicians, and by their advice now
prepared and offered 10 the public TO speak for itself
IN the cause Of afflicted humanity. And may he who
blessed the insirmen'ality Of clay open the eyes Of
the blind, make il essing to the human family and
the great object of the proprietor will LIE accom-
psle,l.
All mt.licne should he given according the situ-
alton Of the patient and, il much reduced, smaller
quantity than where there is considerable strength.
The directions The bottle may taken general
rule: but if taken for long standing cough, it may he
necessary 10 take much larger dose Tor some or
two days, and even ofener until an expecloralion is
produced that will he free and cay. When there Is
much Illness OF the chest, will sometimes increase
the congh for a day two in which "a e, the patient
should take the Syrup more freely, even until should
produce slight nausea Of the stomach lie need not
fear any harm from such sensation. would say TO
all who purchase this medicine for u>e, that they
have b, lille hore of Icing lenett'cd v ~ unless ii
is taken steadily when it Is commenced with. Some
have taken it once day, then twice, then not any for
two or three days. l cannot say that such would lie
likely to receive much benefit from il but if taken
regularly, ii is eninen,ly calculated uproot the dis
ease, and TO restore 10 sound health II is earnest
desire of the proprietor have every that
II bOft. a steadily according the drS..
tons, TO communicate the result TO the person OF
whom he purchased the medicine.
The proprietor is privileged to refer 10 the following
persons who have II. ed the Lily Syrup, and who will
be happy to give Information of lis superior healing
powers, 10 any wishing To know more a lout it.
Mr. Crii,enden, Of the firm of +. f. Smith e.
Co., wholesale and retail mercllan Exchange street,
Rochester, for bleeding at the lungs.
Rev. +. Tucker, Pastor Of second Baptist Church,
Rochester.
Captain F.. freeman, for a bad cough.
Mr.. Stoldard, of the firm OF Sanwoud g. Co book =
sellers corner of Buffalo and State Streets Rochester
Mr.. J. NJ. French, Norh-s,reeI, Rochester, for the
wssoras,ssOghi s,oDss,res, Rochester, 70, had
cough.
Mr.. Robert M'Kibl en-, Monroe-strect, Rochester
lin and alarming ca of he whooplng-cbugh
T.. Barnard, Esquire, office in courl-hoIse, in
case of whooping cough in his family.
Captain w. ID. Fish, for case Of Phtil>c in hi.
family.
Rev. Mr.. Clark, Pastor Of the Baptist Church, Ii
hoy
Rev. Mr.. P. Church, Pastor Of the first Bupli>
Church. Rochester.
Captain A. Brit.on, for Haenorrhage of TIN
lungs.
A. &. Smith, cashier Of Mechanics and Farmers
Bank, Rochester.
l.. w. Sibley, Of the firm of Sill ley & Scranton
dry good merchants and auctoneer- Builao->irce
Rochester.
Rev. A. Kingsley, Pastor of the Baptist Church a
Manchester.
Rev. Jacob Knapp, Evangelist.
Mr. T. Hum, Carriage Maker, ST. Paul-siree
Hiram Tucker, attorney at law, Rochester.
Mr.. Thomas Ashman,. payer, Rochester, who ha
received astonishing relief Please inquire Of hi
case.
Rev. Thomas Carlton, NJ. f.. Oh. Rochester.
4. Steel, bleeding at ung>( Lockport.
H. Miner, West Henrietta Munroe Co.
Professor MeGinnis, Hamilton Theol. Semy.
Rev. Levi rucker Cleveland, Ohio
&C. w. Cook,
iCjS The Proprietor has been offered certificate
hy many of the above gentlemen but be prefers hi
those wishing information, would call on them pc
.sonally.
PECK & SPEAR,