The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-30
By THE QUEENS P.qTEN:
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS Of
BuCl,an's Hungarian EaIsaIn OF
LIFE,

THE GREAT FNGLisH REMEDY ron
Colds, COughs,Asthmo, g. Consumption.
ysyHE most celebrated and infaliJie remedy for
L Coughs, Colds, Asthma, or any form OF
PDiDagrg Consumption, is the Il UNGARlAN
BALoAM or LIFE, discovered by Dr.. Buch-
an OF London, Eugllrd, tested for upwards OF
seven years IA Great Britain and the Dominant
OF Europe, and introduced into the United
States, under the immediate suIVIlnieLdancc at
the inventor. a.
The astonishing success of the Hungarian
Ddlsam, IN tue cure ol every inrm ct toiEUup
mn, wWrnuis the Amercau agent Ia 50 unl
tor treatment the gCwH pr'S.hirc0ss> thai Gan he
found IN the comml nty-ct that seek reliei
IN vain from any 0l tue common remedies di tue
day, aud have hecu given Up by The most dis,ln-
guf,hcd Physicians, rs cprEoistd and uaiHoLh
The Hunganan Dal,am has curcd, aud viii
cure, the mast desperate Of rgseS. II is not guac&
noStrHai, but standard English Medicine, OF
known aud established efficacy.
Hear The Press.
Frop. The Christian Oj,grrrr, March %, lsl6.
The public may place The utmost reliance up.
ON the statements respecting the Hungarian Bal
sam, by DR.. Bradl,c, the American agent, who
ton, a member ul the Christian Church, aud a
man who would not for any consideration, give
his influence IN favor OF auJ sort oi decepll, or
lmp0sture.
FreiD the Boston Midieai R.coyG.-Dr. Dradlee
the American agent, has conferred a great hles-
sing upon the country by the introduction Of this
grea, English medicine into the United States;
and medical journals would materially aid the
caus OF true humanity, by recommending 1t to
toe particular attention the afflicted.
From The N.V England Operatire,-ThC
Hungarian Basam has done more to relieve the
suilcr.ngs of the operatives employ ed in our cot
ton factories, who are affected with weak lungs
than all the doctors in the country.
/ From tic 7h0mpSoniGn. any thing coul,
reconcile us to departure from Thompsoniar
principles, in the treatment Of descaso, II woul,
/ be the extraordinary reputation OF mcdicin,
/ ike the hungarian Balsam, which we beev,
both from careful analysis, and the statement u
/ the inventor to be purely vegetable compound
I The effect of This medicine in cases of consump
ton, is sometimes truly astonishing.
TO the Consumptire.
Every family IN the United States should b
supplied with Buchan's Hungarian Balsau b
I life, not only To coun,cract the consumphv
tendencies Of the climate, but 10 he uscdas pre-
vgn,iyc medicine in all cases Of Colds, Coughs
Splitting OF Blood, PAIN in the Side and Chest
| Irritation and Soreness ofthe Lungs, Bronchitis
/ Difficulty Of breathing, Hectic Fever, Nigh
SNcats, Emacinrion and general Debility, Asth
una, Inluenza, Hopping CoughSand Group
/ In case of actual desease OF hefungs. seatet
consumption, it is the only smlHcc Il koDe.
[ Snid hy McD,nlld & Smith, sole agents foi
| the Uuilej Kingdom, at the Italian warehouse
I Regent street, London, IN bottles and cases, TO
ships, hospitals. &c
BIZ sgcciai oppoinlmcm-DSIp BRnLEE
! ll9 Court street, Boston Mass, sole agent 70
the United States and British American Pro
yinces.
American price, 81 per botta, with full diTec
liuns for the restoration OF health.
Pamphlets, containing mass Of English an,
American certificates and othar evidence, show
Ing the unequaled merits Of this great EHgisl
remedy, may be ohiaided from the agent gratis.
None genuine without the written sgnatur
o(the American agent, on gold and,bronze label
to contcrieit which, is forgery.
AGEN rS.--S. TouseY, New York, genera
agent Tor New York, and the western states.
WALKER IL IircKLlNG, agents, Ottawa, III
S. G. SufrH, Peru, :"
Oct. 3, 1915. ly.-15