Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18
DIR. ROGERS COMPOUND syrup or
lWERW0RT D TAR:

safe and ceY1aia care for CONSERVATION Of the Lans.
tsag o. Blood Coughs Colds, Asfssa, Pain IN tA< S.
bfoaehiis Aooptn cough, md all ase,ie.
the whole catalogue of remedies for Pulmonary A..
fecti'ns there Is not one so universally known ans
whose virtues have been thoroughly tested as Tar
ever! one Knows that tar-water and tar purga,ens are
among the most common remedies colds, coughs g.
and to confirm this opinion prevalent amongst una,
enie people We have the authority of the eminen,
professors medicine. The celebrated Dr. Bucb.n -
England, has employed IL successfully for years. b.
Crichton eminent Physi of Petersburyh hiv,l
recommends treatment IN which Tar principally en-
ployed but IT unnecessary TO dwell this subject a,
III fact TO eNpaiiate all the medicine
Ii be remarked, however that /. III
result of OF patient and labored experiment in a.
practice. furthermore that in il are em
died the remedies employed by the celebrated Dr. Coop,
who, twelve u.,nb
he treated great number of cases of Consump,iop -
not lose single patient, may be seen on r.ran
statement that effect published by him shor, tim
ago Ii being generally understood admitted thai
for Consumption. Tar without equal in IN.
LIST Of known substances, will briefly call attention 4,
the fact that lverwort the other chief ngredie in hi,
preparation, known TO be equally efcacous relieving
the PRIMARY ana mider stages OF pulmonary disease and
in conclusion it may be added that the utmost skill and
care have been exercised i'll preparing this medicine 10
make II as concentrated possible by retaining only the
medicinal properties of the ingredients and th.
proportions have been adjusted and the composition ef
tected with strict reference to their chemical qualities
CERTIFIC ATES.-[Fro rom Justice Finch, ESQ, John
ST. between Fourth and Fifth streets, Cincinnati, Oh
This very serious of splitting of blood which
cured by this medicine in Incredibly short time
ana which there doubt would have te rniuatcd In
fatal case of Consumption.
This is TO certify that having been afflicted with mos,
distressing oag attended with much pain. particularly
at night when it was extremely troublesome break
my rest continually, and affecting my lungs O de-
gree that was constantly splitting blood and, having
placed myself IN ply sicans for considerable
length OF time without obtaining relief and seeing no
prospect of being cured but the contrary the symp-
toms continuing To increase was induced 10 try portion
OF DIR. Rogers remedy, and am happy lis
effects exceeded by far my most sangune expectations
inasnuch i removed the pain Immediately. and
the cough ahd IN very short time cured entirely and
stopped the splitting OF blood and ultimately healed my
lungs soundiy. in fine, restored perfect health
VIII only ADD that consider 1t without exception the best
preparation for tic diseases II is intended for, before
suffering under affections of the lungs try this
cine without delay J. FINCH.
Cincinnati Nov. 9Th, 1914,
The following Certificates are selected from nearly 800
the State OF New orh alone; they will con-
vince the most ncre duious of the efficacy this
cine IN ali Catarrhal affections:
Statement of Nr. Adams. for many wears assistant Stew
ard in The - Naval Hospital at Brooklyn, n. York;
am old man, fast vergng .three score
and ttn. and@6 years of my life IT has been my msfor
tune To be afflicted with what termed Immoral phisic
dr. asthma. For the greater portion of tina, my
life continual danger when the fits could on
have been ON the point of sutiocaton more than 10
the afforded and tried almost
every preparation that has been presented 10 the public
as "a it, | unable obtain any relief until
the fall of 10, al which time fortunate APP
ply Doctor Rogers for advice, lac prescribed
succeeded in the course of month very eectuay
eviig his treatment, which consisted of prepare
Tar and some other ingredients continued for
perfectly cured, and, though it is nearly two years
ago, have ha,. attack since. consider ii my
bounden duty MAKE this statement that others similar
~ afflicted may be induced to try The virtues of Doctor
Rogers Medicine. ADAM HARRIS, Assist. Snrg's
Us. Naval Hospital, Steward.
y. \. Station, Aug H. lei3>
Mrs Wolscys account Of the extraordinary
yet heard of:
This is make known that it is to DIR. Rogers remedy
for diseases of the Lungs do verify believe my daugh
Mary Jane her life She is y ct
and cNccen health, this, when recall the
suffering She has endured, when remember the wasted
forn feeble limbs the dreadful rackng cough and the
alarming splitting OF blood, all indicating the approach Of
{ onsumption-that fell destroyer-in its worst FORM
when think of this and contemplate my dear child now
can scarcely refrain from bcevng tat something NOR"
than mortal aid n nterposed 10 arrest her progress TO an
untnciy grave. In her early grhood she evinced an
farming opposition weakness disease of the
Lungs, exhibited BY difficult and painful breathing with
sometimes severe pam III the breast and very trouble
cough these symptoms continued to increase at in
tcrvals until her 9Th year, notwithstanding the best med
ical aid engaged that could be had at which time,
having given up all hope OF saving poor girl,
patent medicines at different
but all without aordng her the slightest permanent
relief until tried the above named remedy. which
feel confidence in from slight personal
quantance with its talented dscovcrer. l very
convinced that my confidence not
for she had scarcely CONNIE need using the Sc
cond bottle, before decided change for the better was
percevable before months from the time she COM
using she able leave her bed, and contin
ued steadily improve until at the end of about six
months she entirely restored. To the graft
tude feel for this great blessing is beyond the power OF
and make this mt in the hope that II may
by inducing the confidence in ouers be the me ans
bringing general this truly invaluable
medicine. MARY WOOLSEY, 1913. Blocker ST.,
New York.
A L. SCOvILIE South East of Fifth and Race
streets, Cincinnati, sole Agent for the West
u Sold also a, the BOOK STORE,
June 1, Is45 f4Iy1 Richmond Ia.