Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
THE QUEENS PATENT

I IuHPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM OLLIE,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption
',HE most celebrated and intallible remedy for cods, coughs, asth-
1 ma, or any form of PULMONARY CoNsuMPrIoN, is the Hungarian
BALSAM of LIFE, discovered by DIR. Buchan, of London, England,
tested for upwards of seven years in Great Britain, and on the con-
tinent of Europe, and introduced into the United States, under tho
immediate superintendent of the inventor.
The astonishing success of tn Hungarian Balsain, In the cure OF
every form of consumption, warrants the American agent in solicit
COMMUNICATES that seek relief in vain from any Of the common
remedies of the day, and have been given up by the most distinguish
ed physicians, as confirmed and incurable. The Hungarian BalIam
has cured, and will cure, the most desperate Of cases. 1t Is no quack
noshum, but a standard English medicine, Of knewn and establish
INCoNTEsTIBLE PROOFS OF THE EFFICACY OF TIL
BALsAM ~ THE WORST FORMS OF CONSUMPTION.
INroRrANr MEoIGAL TEstIMoNr!
DR.. BRADLEE-Dtar Sir; The Hungarian Basam is, beyond an
Question, a most perfc and admirable preparation for diseases Of TN
IN NJ cas@so Of severe Pulmonary mana Disease. and / can conscientiously ~
commend it to oil who are afflicted, as the most Certain remedy for
such diseases with which | am acquainted.
S'''' Me- May z a'E lstPi E EfFEs' SAVED lVfa I S'''''' MD
DR. g~RADLEE-Daar Sir: | take much pleasure in giving you a
my daughter, who had been for a number of years afflicted with q
bad cough, pain in the side, raising ofblood, and all these pains and
TROUBLES which attend that insidious disease, consumption. / en-
ployed a physician who attended her a long time at great expense,
then advised the consultation Oft celebrated physician in a neighbo-
ring town, atstiI greater expense, and after q number Of visits from
the advising physician, and the continuance for SONS time Of the IA
mly physician, he declared h. could do no more for her. He had
done all he could, andA saw no benefit from IT, then employed a
Botanic Physician for some time, who seemed to do her some good,
but did not reach the root ofthe disease. was then advised by a
with a most astonishing efEct. 1t has restored her strength, cured
her entirely Of h5r cough and PAIN IN the sid and she is now alter
dhgto Der accustomed duties. Tins may seem wonderful, but lSno
more strans3 than true, and 1 would advise all who have Symphonic
ofconsumption to t,kethis medicine in season, and not wait till all
hope is past, atho' tbiScase has terminated So fortunately. In tins
case paid b'twoen one and two hundred dollars, for physicians
garan Ba5am hls removed the dis,ase, renewed the strength, and
bro't on healthy action of the system. Try itfor yourselves, and
you think best, and will dOmost good and wishing that your med
iG i., may benefit I l, many as much as my daughter,
rs. would say further, that about ) years ago my daughter com.
! SON times very bad, TIL about > wears, when she commenced nklnR
th, Bal<am. The first bottle stopped the raising of blood entirely,
and she has G 9iT.i P' Cn iFPnI 4T ID E VIZ !! 'r9se MAINE,
Dr. BRtDLEr-Dears Sir I can truly say that the Hungarian Di.
of an adction If the iang|, thot to be incurlle by all my riends,
by theusr ofafw bottles. One of my children was also restored
t. health AFT + being pronounced beyond the reach Of medical aidby
thh physicians and it is now my constant resort in case Of any diff
irait .,r in the o,n threat 4oa[. and ln nm5 .,,I, n .aS,id commented I'm %e = q . 'H1 6e Hsss% n
Il b! the bst thing in TIN world for diseases of the lungs.
REMiRKA B BIZ cuRG OF LADY ~ uiii6PiELEss coNsUMf-
TlON!-Eytract ola letter from Mrs. S. J. Baxter, Pearl st. Boston
med a mracl- indeed in the case OF my young st daughter, who has
been positively cured Off seated CONSUMPTION, by the use Of only ,
naaHy three years, and was considered beyond all hope when tina
Baham was taken. We had consulted numerous distinguished ply
scans, and tried all tbs famous prescriptions for consumption-0
southern Journey, the new system Of inhalation, &c.-wtthout any
apparent bsneit, and had almost consigned her, with a breaking
heart, to the grave. But the Hungarian Ealsam, under Providence,
This astonishing fmt FIR the benefit of those who may be similarly
afflicted. In nv estimation here cannot he a more painful spectacle
Than that If an intelligent and beloved child, sinking, day by day,
to the grave al last, at the very dawn oflft, while even the Lowell
ness of the unfortunate victim renders her condition more terrible
to all ''A'''sF'' MORE hI Ho sif!' %TEs sEfi1fi gA'A" y BATTER
Dr. B,A Lrr-Dear Sir: In the whole list Of remedies for diseases
oftha lungs, nothing stands thetsst like the Hungarian LqlsHm 1t
is spoken fin tn. highest terms by men of standing in this place
TO DR.. b. +, BRipLrr: The Hungarian Bnl.am is, beyond doubt,
the m%ostperfect specific for consumption ever invented. | am zen:
have sold large quantities oft, and daily hear reports of its success,
of the most astonishing character, CHARLES r. FARwELl.
Dr. BradIee-Dems Sir We could give you, were it necessary, tho
names of multitndes of persons who have been benefited by tho
Hungarian Ealsan, PGCX Il SPEAR, Druggists Il Chemists.
Dr. Rr9diIee,-Dar Sir; You will obIiee me by sending another lv,
Of Buclan's Hungarian Bal'an, as the last consignment has been
disposed of, and has given the most universal and decided satsfac-
ton: t think = no i +tn Hf i fer coughs q R b proved so 5 enisaSiO S's as this
HEAR THE PRESS!
Prom the Christian Observer, March 20, ls45-The public may
place the utmost reliance upon the statements respecting the Hunga.
ran Balsam, by DR.. Bradlee, the American agent, who is an old and
highly respectable citizen OF Boston, member of Christian church,
and a man who would not, for any consideration, give his infa-
ence in favor OF any sort of deception or imposure.
From the Boston Medical RecOrder-Ur. Budlee, the American
agent, has conferred a great blessing upon the country by the intro
teal journals would materially aid the cause of true humanity by re-
commanding ii to the particular attention of the afflicted,
From the Now England Operative.-rle Hungarian Balsam ha7
done more 10 relieve tn sut;rings of the operatives employed in our
cotton factories who ae affected with weak lungs, than all the doc
tors in the country.
From the Thompsonian.- IT any thing could reconcile Us toa do
patre from ThOmponiOn principles, IN the treatment of disease,
garion Balsam, which we b licve both from careful analysisand the
statement Of the inventor to b. a purely vegetable compound. The
effect Of this medcna, in case Of Consumption, h truly astonish-
"s' TO THE C%oNsuMPTIvEl
Every family in the United States should be supplied with Ba-
chans Hungarian Balsam Of Life, not only To counterfeit the cor
sumptive ~.endencica Of the climate, to be used as a preventive
medicine in all cases of Coughs Colds, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in
the side and Chest, Irritation and soreness Of the Lungs, Bronchi-
It's. Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Sweata, Emaria.
ton and C General debility, Asthma, Influenza, WhocYtRg Cough,
and Group.
In case of actual disease Of the Lungs, or seated Consumption,
it isthe only source Of hope.
Sold by Mcdonald n Smith, Sole Agents for the United Kingdom,
nj the Italian Warehouse, Regent Street, London, In Bottles and
Cases, for Ships, Hospitals, sc,
By Special Appoutuent-DAVID T. BRADLEE, ITO Ccut p,
Boston, Mass, SIZE Agent for the United Stat and BEhlsh Amer
lean Provinces.
American price, 81 per Bottle, with fun aEscliOus Ss the ros,ora-
ton Of Health.
Pamphlets Containing mass Of English and American certificates
may be obtained of the Agents gratis.
None genuine, without the written signature ofths American A
gent, on a gold and bcnse label, to counterfeit which h forgery.
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