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BY THE QUEENS PATENT
e WMPHANr SUCCESS or
BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM OLLIE,
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
{ 0Ids, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption!
HHE most celebrated and ininlIble remedy iorcolds, coughs, asth-
ma OF any form Of PULMoNAEr CoHsuNrrioN, Is me hungarian
BALSAM of LIFE, discovered by DR.. BuchoH, %ofLOndon, England,
tested for upwards ofscyon years in Great Britain, and On the CON
lnent of Europe, and introduced into the United States, under the
immediate superntendence Of the inventor.
Inc astonishing success ofthe Hungarian Balsan, in the cure Of
very form Of consumption, warrants the American agent IN solicit
conmunty-cases that seek relief in vain from any ofthe common
IGhlga'S Of the day, andhQye been given up by the most distinguish
ga physicians, as confirmed and iuCuable. Tho Hungarian Balsam
mas cured, end VIII cure, The most desperate of cases. 1t isnoquaek
hgslfin, but a standard English medicine, Unknown and establish
McQNTEsTIBLE PROOFS OF THE FTICACY OF THIS
BALSAM la THE WORST FORMS OF CONSUMPTION.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY!
Dr. i'nApLEE-DearS SIR The hungarian Halsam is, beyond all
lungs. llaye used tin my family, and in my professional practice
in cases Of severe Pulmonary Disease, and / can conscienfously re,
commend it to all who are afflicted, as the most certain remedy for
such diseases with which am acquainted.
ANOTHER LiFE'aAVED!
Dr. RaiDlEE-Dear Sir; ] take much pleasure in giving you a
Statement ofthe beneficial effects Of Buchan's Hungarian Balsam OR
R9zlsst aA4ialAe0 NtElg ofblood, and all these pains and
e5ah IS aasAa 9pus disease, consumption. | EN-
Observation-Disclosures Rhcr Il long time at great expense,
saHtA 8AAsafAe &~5asIithtHM ia celebrated physician ina ~neighbo-
NAeelsaa gee8g sSg51se anaaller a number Of visits from
lfNs 44N fnRAH tNurAnaA lei pntnuance for some time Of the fit
mHf Aystt14 ~ dtN aNa1 &oud do no more for her. He had
aane wv Nv eqaid ap4i sawno benett trohlt' then employed a
BotaafcFhyTteHhA@#aF4a1s who seemed to do her some good,
but I'D not reach the root Of The disease. | was then advised by a
menu II Try hIchans hungarian Basall' ! nave used 6botIes,%
with Il most astonishing effect. II has restored her strength, cured
iF ehitey OF lir loa?h ana pam III IN lhs sac ana she IS How a,eh
dIngto hef accustomed duties rms may seem wonderful, but lsho
more strange than true, and 1 would advise all who have symptoms
of consumpuun to takeths medicine in season, and not wait till all
nope Is pEt2 altho' th8casg mas terminated 50 fortunately IN this
case paid between one and two hundred dollars, for physicians &
medicine without any satisfactory benefit, while $6 worth Of Hun
2ar!dl balsan mas removed the disease, renewed the strength, and
bro't on ahealthy action ofthe system, Try it for yourselves, and
you VIII lind one halfha5 not been told. You can use this letter as
You think best, and Will domost good and wishing that your med
l9int may BENEFIT many as much as ny daughter,
r. = would say ilrthrr that about . years ago my daughter com
nenccd raising blood, which contnueda at times for three years, and
sometimes very bad, till about . years, when she commenced taking
tll3 Balsaln' me iTt bottle stopped the raising OF blood entirely,
and she has meyer b! been troubled q Wit4 it. since
On. BeApLaE-Dear Sir: can truly say that the Hungarian Bal
sam has been ct The most infinite service to me. | have been cured
of an affection of til. lung, tho't to be incIrable by all my friends,
by the use Ola few bottles. One of my children was also restored
to health after being pronounced beyond the reach o%fnedical aid by
hculty in the throat and lungs. 1 have recommended this Bakam
TO II great many persons, and shall continue to do so, as ! believe it
Augusta, May u, '5. Yours truly, FRANcrsJ WEEKS.
REMARKABLY CURE OF LADY ~ i0pELEss CONSUME
TiON Extract ola letter from Mrs. S. J. Baxter, Pearl st. Boston:
FOL. r. BRADLEE-DearS Sir The hungarian Dalsam has perfor-
med a miracle indeed in the case Of my Youngest daughter, who has
been positively cured Of seated consumption, by the use Of only 8
bottles of this inestinabI2 medicine. She had been in Il decline for
nearly three years, ana isd was considered beyond all hope when the
s!clanS, and tried all tho famous prescriptions for consumption
Southern journey, the new system Of Inhalation, &c.-without any
apparent benefit, and had almost consigned her, with a breaking
heart, to the grave. But the hungarian Balsan, under Providence,
has saved her life, and cannot refuse to eve you my evidence of
this astonishing fact for the benefit Of those who may be similarly
than that Of an intelligent and beloved child. sinking, day by dav,
under this dreadful malady, with no hope of relief, and dropping in
to the grave at last, at the very dawn fIifr, while even the lowell
ness of the unfortunate victim renders her condition more terrible
to all %behOlders. Your grateful friend, SARAH J. BAXTER.
MOREHOME TESTIMONY
DR.. BtAr IEE-Dear Sr In The whole list Of remedies for diseases
OF the lungs, nothing stands the test like the hungarian BaSam 1t
is spoken ofin the highest terms by men Of standing in this place.
Concord, N. II. April 2, "A Yours, ALLISON & GAuLr.
To Dr. d, =. BRiolEE: The Hungarian ,Balsam is, beyond doubt,
the mostperfect specific for consumption ever invented. | am gen
eral agent for this medicine in N. Hampshire and Vermont, whereI
have sold large quantities oft, and daily hear reports of its success,
of the most astonishing character. CHARLEa R. FARwELl.
Dr. B~mdIce-Dear Sir We could give you, were it necessary, ths
names Of multtudes of persons who have been benefited by the
H4ngarIan BaiSam' PECK & SPEAR, Druggists & Chemists
nExRRdic2--pea s; You will oblisc ne by so4iinganotler 10
tiaed NJ "a given the most universal and declared satisflc
portsmouth, N ii. Fc6., "A. W. R. PrEsroN, Drug. and Chemist.
y RaNhN HEAR THE PRESS!
#hristian Observer, March 20, 1s45-The public may
tpHsAsfBRfB4st reliance upon the statements respcctiag the llunga-
fanFdsans& DR.. Badlec, The American agent, who is an old and
highly re5pctabla citizen Of Boston, member of aChnstian church,
and a man who would not, for any considerations, give his iniu-
ence in favor of any sotof deception or %imposture.
From the Boston Medical Ietordcr-Dr. Bradlce, the American
agent, has conferred a great blessing upon the country by the intro
duction ofths great English Medicine into the u. States. and med
teal journals would materially aid the cause Of true humanity by re
commencing it II the particular attention Of the afflicted.
From the New England opeTaive.-1le Hungarian Basam has
done more to relieve thcsufsnngs of the operatives employed incur
cotton factories who are Affected with weak lungs, than all the doc
From tbs Thompsonian-Ifm thing could reconcile us toa de
plrurr from IhompsomaR principles, N the treatment Of disease,
it would be the extraordinary rep1uatonofa medicine lkethc Hun
garan EalHm, which we believe both from careful analysis undthe
statement of the inventor to be a purely vegetable compound. The
effect Of this medicine, in case Of Consumpion, is truly astonish-
TO THE coNsUMpTIyE!
Every family in the United States should be supplied with Iu-
clans Hungarian Bals0m of Life, not only to countaract the ccn-
medicine in ali cases orCougbs' Cold. softing of Blood. Pain in
| Up side and t'lESt. Irritation ami soreness Uf fine IUUus,. BTOuClD-