The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-15
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HOARHOUND CANDY
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There is no disease more alarming to people in
our country than that which is cmPhatcally and
ruy called
CONSUMPTION.
One cause of the increase of consumption in
our country, is the change in dress and manner
ofliving. Sixty years ago people lived on com
mon simple healthy food and drink, and were
healthy. We find sometimes an old person who
tells us of living upon bean porrdge, and other
food equally simple. In days of old the dress of
men and women was plain and suited to the eli
motto where they lived, and to the different sea-
sons of lhe year. AT this time how different.
In addition to thin dress, the clothes are tight
the natural shape is crowded upon, and it is
| sometimes hard Tor women to stoop or breathe
easy. violent cold is taken, Il bad cough fol-
lows symptoms of consumption are feared and
mentioned, and at least it is seated, and the poor
fashionable daughter or wife is taken away by
what is called the
QUICK CONSU,MPTTON
1t should be Remembered that consumption
may as certainly be cured as any other complaint;
if rightly attended TO in season. and this by free
use of that popular medicine
PEASE s. SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HOARlOUND.
This never fails to remove the cally cough and
cold, and leaves the system in Il pure and heal
thy state, free not only from irritation upon the
lungs but, by its qualities as cathartc, purging
the body of foul hunlors.
THIS is THE SEASON
when great care chould be taken of our health
the system by the sudden changes of the atmos-
phere becomes liable to attack. During the cir
culation Of the blood through the lungs, a prin-
cple necessary to the support of life is absorbed
from the air; and various matters the longer con-
tinpe Of which in the body would be noxious, are
also discharged IN toIm ofvupor or gas.
That there is besides no inconsderable guam
iity OF aqueous tluin sccreted and discharged
irow the lungs, every person must be convinced
who has attended to the deposition of watery
particles that takes place from the breath on
frosty day. Of the whole quantity Of pcrspira-
BILE matter discharged from the surface of the
body in any given portion of time, that exhaled
from the surface of the lungs may be estimated
as amounting to the one third. The skin and
the lungs being both secreting surfaces, must also
be considered organs mutually compensatory
or balancing each other.
If the skin be suddenly chilled, larger share
of pcrsprable matter will endeavor to escape by
the lungs, as being an internal and therefore a
warmer surface. 1t is not surprising that this
effect should in delicate organ be productive
Of arrangement and disease, and accordingly we
daily hear people dating their first attack Of pull
monary complaints from sitting in cool place,
alter having DeeI oVcr-nealcd, from beng thor
oughly soaked with rain, or from cold bathing
in an improper state Of TIE system.
J. PEASE s. SONS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF HO7R-
HOUND CANDY
at such times, when the system is attacked as
we have related, will if freely used be found the
most certain remedy to remove every particle of
complaint, hoarsencss, cough, every thing that
will likely tend toward consumption
1t cannot be too often impressed upon the rea-
der that lie or they must take the remedy in time
There is a stoge which every disease reaches
when neglected, that is beyond all mortal cue.
And Consumption is allowed to reach this stage
oftenor than any other complaint, when at tie
same time it gives ample warning Of its APP
proach, and its cure is certain.
PE.4SES HOlRH.NU.ND CANDY
is put up in packages that can be transported
about the person without the least Inconvenience,
and when the feet are wet or the system any
ways chilled, stick or two should be used at
once.
CECIL COUNTY.-Elkton, DR.. II Mitch
ell, Pivot Bridge, Clayton s. IIancs, North East,
X. j.. Thomas, Pcrryvlle, Thomas Byron Port
Deposit, Andrew Kidd
KENT COUNTY.-Chesterow DALEY &
Russell, Georgetown II Roaks, Nathan Peacoc.
QUEEN ANN'S' COUNTY.-Ccntreville
Thomas Sutton, Church Hill, h. L. c. Downs.
Nov. 25th lSI3-6m.