Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
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OF THE lungs
hirer contpiaints, asthma, Bronchitis, Pans or ,eeat,,..
OF the breast, Chronic Coughs, d,6iculfg. of bg.as3's
splitting Of blood, aud all affection oftie Puiaaoaa,o q ~
saS.
e. No QUACKERI No DECEPTION >.
In setting forth the virtues of this truly valuable m.di..--
we have no desire to deceive the afflicted, nor do We wish u
eulagize it more than it justly deserves, yet when we laat h u"
round US and see the vast amount of suffering cca.;n,. ~
the various diseases in which it has proved 50 pre. emInan9y
successful, we feel that We cannot say too much in its Fly
sarious remedies, itis true have been offered and puae5 -"
notice from time to time, Tor diseases of the lungs I'D nd -"
awe undoubtedly been found very useful hui Il II la some
yet been discovered, it Is universally ACKNOWLEDGED tlat ~
has ever proved as successful as this. Tie medicinal ~.
tues Of the WILD CHERRY BARK have long been known su
highly extollel in many diseases, by some OF the most INV
nent physicians, but IN this preparation its powers are rra
" increased, and its superiority at once made nantes. Re-.
sides possessing all the virtues % the Mild Cherry Barb ~ .
a highly conc .ntratcd form, it also contains an extract Of
TAR, both Of these being prepared by a ney chemical pro :,
Cess, by which their medicinal properties are scientif- ali, I
combined aud associated together with such other medicinal
Substances, a to render 1t tar superior to any form in which
1t has eyer been employed.
The universal celebrity which this medicine is randi,
gaining in every section OF the country, and the many sum,
sing cures It has effected, has indeed established its efficacy
beyond all doubt, and clearly proves that .Cunsarnntio,'
may and can be cured, even in some OF its most distressing
forms. We are not, however, sheptical enough to supuo.S
that this OF any other remedy Is capable ofcurjnr every r res
and ali stages ui the disease; on the contrary, we are well A.
ware that there are many eases beyond the power of medicine
to cure. Yet while there is lie there is hope, and from pf.c.
teal experience in the efficacy OF this medicine, we can safe.
y say there arc few eases in which it viii not alleviate the
suffering, and my prolong Die for years, Such indeed are
the Astonishing healing ana restorative properties oil this Bal,
sam, that even IN the worst lprnls OF Consumption WHOM
the patient has suffered with the most distressing cough, yio-
lent pains IN the chest, dnllraity oil breathing, night sweats,
blee ling OF the = lgs ,&e and wientl,r most esteemed relnelie,
of our PhafmIoopias had failed to aGotd any relief, and after
numerous other remedies had been USED for many months in
vain, this invaluable remedy has been productive of ii.
mos astonishing relief. In the early stages Of the disease.
proceeding from neglected colds, termed Catarrhal Consnnp
ton, it has been used with underwriting success, and in NAV
instances, when this disease seen ed to have mark ed il
victim for an early grave. the use Of thu, medicine has n.
rested every symptom, and restored the Lungs to a state Of
ncrfcrt health.
In that form Of Consumption, so prevalent amongst delicate
Young females, commonly termed dc5afu, OF going into
DECLINE a complaint with which thousands are lngeriug,i it
has also been used with surprising success and not only pos
sesses the power Of checking the progress Of tins alarming
disease, but Al the same time strengthens and invigorates the
whole 5 y sten more electually than amy remedy We have ever
possessed.
As a remedy in Licer complaints, asthma, Bronchts
&C., especially when attended with a cough, hoafseneS
soreness Of The ttr0ei, or oppressed breathing, II has been
used with equal success and cured many cases OF years
standing, aier every thing else had illed. In eomIncn
coughs ana colds, cr0pp N children. which prevail so extern
s,vely throughout the winter, 1t viii be found much mere ct,
ieetutl than my remedy IN use, and Wien colds scttle upoa
the lungs, causing an Inflammation "ith palnsin tie breast
difficulty orsAortnesso ibfelthipg5 Sc, the use Of this Balssm
will suppress such symptoms Immediately, and at the
same time prevent the lungs from becoming more seriously
A. weh have already published some hundreds ofcertifea,cs
from Physicians and others, whose testimony cannot be dis
putcd, we deem it unnecessary to eshihit tEeIn in this place,
and earnestly advise all who are afflicted with a disease of
the lungs IN amy form To resort 10 tins remedy without fail,
and we feel assured they ill find we have not oyerrated its
virtues, or promised more than they Will realize. The great
es. 1ayiu~ naturally attracted the attention of Plysici.ns. x
others, various opinions and suTmlses have arisen with regard
T., Is component p,ris: some have supposed il TO contain 10.
DIM. others. uleyc,gs,. Nc. and tos!rh substances they at
tribute its extraordinary Efficacy, such opinions being ss-
,a,iHHst II ~ nlsGge 5n,srI, cs t}},t Il contain. nothing Of the
KIND mr. any tbingIh leost INJURIOUS; on the rontrars, il i,
rann,,,eI r3rinr;n99In, 81 tho s;5trrlq .n6.tarces aLoyc. named.
ami The ,r,,t sttrrri - il, egir,a, consists in tie method by
which thry arcnr.n,red. such In fact j. N. nature ard sim.
pliritv off HI, rneedirtspe. : onoverfnl II, action. vet SO mild, safe
= X ulc,.,,4 =, It's ose,t.iiu aat Il ruirh. he Justly termed
/ = y 1tprgS OWN lTa-t4 AHtuur.. ma a 4llIIe IL DIN z Ntals nave