Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-09
THlRTY THOUSAND PERSONS

4 mn thLLI idii victims 10 consumption IN the
"A Unled States. The cause the Evil is gem
orally overlooked A s;ior dry cough, or negiec-
ted cold, is The pre- ursor. These are deemed un-
important. Pain in the side, hectic fever, and
night sweats ielew, and death ends the scene
Woul. you fad
RE EDY FOR THE EVIL?
Here ii is. The exper ence OF more than 20 years
in private practice has approval It's efficacy and
since It's intro uction to public notice, although
has now been offered but few months, its sale
has been Unprecedented, and Its success beyond
question, great-so much so that it il declared to
be the greatest remedy in the world
ASTHMA,
too, that fearful and distressing maady, which
renders life burthenspme during its eontinaanne,
issubdued without difficulty by this great remedy
and The sufferer is eaabled by its used to obtain
quiet repose; the shortness Of breath is overcome
The cough, is allayed, and hoalth and vigor take
the place ofdespondency and suffering DIR. Fol-
4ers
OLOSAONIAN,
HEALING BALsAM,
is the remedy which has been inently sue
aessful IN alleviatIng and curing the above COM
plants: and it has been used by the first physi-
clans in the city, who declare it to be unrvalled
inasmuch it does not disturb the bowels in the
least by producing costiveness, while all other
remedies recomme nded fer the above diseases in
variaby shut up the bowels. thus rendered il nee
Read the following cases, which have been re-
heved and cured within few weeks
DAVID HENDERSON, 60 Lalght street, took
cold on the 4ih day of July, and was
brought very low by distressing cough, which
resulted in frequent attacks of bleeding from the
lungs. Although he tried every thing in the
shape of remedies which could be found, yet he
was not benefited, aud by the month OF October
much reduced by tight sweats that he
despaired of life. One bot lie of Folger's Olosao-
Mai restored him to health.
GEORGE w BURNETT, of Newark. N. J.
ha suffered under The effects of severe cold for
more than year. He was reduced to the brink
of the grave almost, by his cough and ght sweats
He commenced raising blood in the month OF Oc
tober last He commenced using the Olosaanian,
and by the middle of November he was SO far re
stored that he left for Pittsburgh with every pros
pect of recovering his health.
Mrs BRIL-. the wife of Robert Robert P. Bell.
of Morristowp, N. j., was dreadly affection with
asthma for many years. Her physicians had des-
paired of relieving her. Que bottle of the Olosao-
Man so far restored her that she was able to get
ofher bed and dress herself, which she had not
done before in months, and she is now In fair
way to BE- relieved
Mr. F Laban, 50 Pike street was so bad with
asthma thai he had not slept in his bed for weeks,
when he commenced the of this great remedy.
One bottle cured him, and he has not had return
of his complain now more then five months.
Mrs McGANN, 90 Walker street, was also
cured of severe asthma by the Olosaonian, and
states that she never knew medicine give so much
immediate and permanent relief
GEORGE w. HAYS, ofthis city, was given
up by his physician lncurabe. His disease
consumption and when he commenced using the
Olosaonian was weak that he could not walk
without being assisted by friend. By strict at
tentlon he was so far restored in few weeks as
TO be able to pursue his business.
JAMES A. CROMBIE, 100 Nassau street; J.
Parsells. llTenth street; G. S. Benson, 2l9
Blocker street; James Davis, So Greene atreet
and Mrs Malen, 9 Morton st, have all nxpe-
rcnced the good effects of the Olosaonian in
coughs of long standing and affections of tbs lungs,
and pronounce it. with one accord, to be the great
est remedr, and the most speedy and efiectual,
that they have ever known.
Reader are you suffering from the above diseased
Try this remedy. You will not, perhaps, regret
it. 1t may arrest all those dsagreeable symptoms
weich strike such terror to thd mind and prolong
your days.
For sale at LOG Nassau ST., one door above Ann
and at Mrs Hays, 1919 Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
Also by IL. b. HiNsDALE, No. /, Brick Block,
Southport. Com