Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31
DIR. ROC ERS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF
uvERWORT & TAR:

safe and certain Consumption Of the Lungs S5a
ting o. Root Co"yts, Colis. Asmta Pain in the Side
Bonctns W.oopin ycouyA all pulmonary fiction,
the whole Catalogue of remedies for Pulmonary AT.
fectlons there IS not one universally known ami
whose vrtu nave been thoroughly tese 1 as TAR
every knows that an tar pury atoms are
among the most common remedies for COILS coughs,
an 10 confrl TINS opinion prevalent amongst
entiic people we have the authority Of the
prof of eIcine. The celebrated Dr. Buchan of
Engani, has employed it successfully for years DR..
Crichton eminent Physician of Petersburgh highly
recomnen Is a treatment in which Tar is principally EN-
Poyei but 1t Is unnecessary dwell this ec:,
in fact to expatiate at all the of this me iicns
1t may be remarked however preparation is the
result; of of patient lahore experiment in an
extensive PRACTICE an furthermore, that it e1bo
oiei the RENE lies employed by the celebrate Cooper
Who during twelve years of exten ve practice, in which
ne TcatcI great nu nber of of Consumption
not lose one single patient, be on reference
to statement to that effect published by him short time
ago being SO generally un ierstoo AMI ADMITTED
for Consu nptio Tar without an equal in tn,
list OF known substances, will briefly attention to
the TACT IN verwort, the ether chief ingredient this
PREPARATION known to be equally in relieving
the primary and mile stages pulmonary disease and
IN conclusion it be aided that the utmost skill AMI
care have been exercised in preparing this medicine IA
make as concentrated possible by retaining only the
medicinal properties of the several incre5ents ~, ~
proportions have been adjusted and tn, composition eff
fected with strict reference their chemical qualities
This IS to certify that, having been afflicted mos,
distressing Cough attended with much PAIN particularly
at night when was so extremely troublesome break
rest continually, and affecting LUNGS to such
gree that was constantly splitting blood; and having
placed myself IN physicians for considerable
length of time without obtaining relief an seeing no
prospect OF being cured, but contrary
toms continuing to increase, was to try portion
OF Dr Rogers remedy ami am happy to state that its
effects by far my sangune expectations
lnasinuch as removed the immediately and abatej
the cough, and in short time it entirely and
stopped the splitting of booI and ultimately healed NV
lungs soundy, in fine, restored to perfect health
will only adj that without the best
preparation for the diseases for now before
the public, and would strongly recommend all persons
suffering un1er affections OF the lungs to try this med
cine without delay. j. FINCH
Cincinnati, Nov. 5th 1874
and ten and 26 of has bee nv misor-
be afflicted with what humoral phthisic
or dry asthma For the greater portion that time nv
life in continual danger when the fits would come on
have been the point of suffocaton more than 40
different times, ami though have had the best medical
the country afor led and tried almost
that has been to the public
as it, was unable to obtain relief until
the fail of $40, which time fortunate as to APP
ply TO Doctor Rogers for advice he prescribed for and
succeeded III the of month effectuav
lIeving his treatment which consisted of prepare
ton OF Tar and other ingredients
about twelve months, at which time myself
perfectly cured. and though it nearly
ago, have not had attack l consider it nv
bounien duty make this statement that others similar
y afflicted be induced the virtues OF Doctor
Rogers Medicine ADAM HARRIS Assist Surgs /
I. ;. Naval Hospital, Steward. f
n Y. Station, Aug. IA, lS43.S
A. L. SCOVIILE, South East OF Fifth and Race
Streets Cincinnati, sole Agent for the West.
l3-Sold also a, the BOOK STORE,
June IL, l>45. T4lvl Richmond, Ia.