Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-25
BY THE QUEEN,s pArMNT,
Triun plant Success Of
Rtgcssan's EHa,,Ggyin,s Da-sanl
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Rtscisala's Misngas.ia,s Da.sdns
Of life, 9s
The Great English Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
! Asthma and Consuwption!it
FEvliE most celebrated and infaiiihle remedy
i for colds. coughs, asthma and every fern
Of PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, is the
HUNGARIAN BALS4M OF LIFE,
discovered by that eminent medical Chemist,
| DR. Buchan &c London England, and extern
sivelv known the Great English Remedy
| 1t has been tested for upwards Of seven wears
in Great Britain and on the continent Of Eu.
rope, where it is universally considered the
| great and only remedy for this awful malady,
aud is now introduced into the United States
| under the immediate superintendent OF the
| inventor. Within three years il has been dis.
tribnted rom Maine to Florida, and from Can.
| ada TO Wisconsin, and its effects are every
| where alike astonishing and trium plant!
| As preventive medicine, and an antid, ne +,
| against the Consumptive tendencies Of tho eli
mate, it il invaluable. As remedy 70. Sc
we're and obstinate coughs, infiamatioa Of the
lungs, cronr, &c, ii is unrvalcd. Bnt tho
American agent is so confident Of the merit Of
thlssgreat remedy, in the, worst forms Of con.
sumption that he prefers TO have it used by the
Dying Invalid!
| rather than by persons afflicted with some
1
throat and lungs. This may seem strong Ian
| guage; but it is the result OF experience in
| thousands OF cases, sustained By the most in.
| telligont and unimp eachable testimony. We
| do not pronounce j, an infallble remedy in ali
| cases, but it is
The Most Infaliible!
| remedy known to the civilized world. It is
the best preventive Of hereditary consump-
ton--it the best defender against the iniiu.
/ e oli INN 10 he host DIV for in
/ cipient ption-and it is the great and
only remedy FOR that fearful
! Softening of the Lungs-s-Inflammati ion
| Of the Mem brane-.-and Tubercu-
! lOus Decay!
| Which are the last effects of that awful
! sconrge, and which are enormously supposed
to be beyond the reach Of medical aid. The
| agents or piopretors o. other medicines dare
| not claim for their preparations power like
this. They know that in no case have such
effects been produced. The grand object and
purpose of the common remedies is simply
| to give relef-not to cure. This is easily
done by any intelligent Physician or Drug.
| gist-but while dallyng with these delusive
compounds, the patient rapidly declines, and
every day places him farther and farther
Beyond the reach Of Hope.
Such is not the case with the Hungarian
Balsam. 1t is always salutary in its effects
Il
| not Tonic-it is not mere Expeetorant.-
1t is not intended to lu!l the invalid into a
fatal security. 1t Isl great remedy-a grand
| healing and curative compound, the great
| and only remedy which medical science and
skill has yet produced for the treatment OF
| this hitherto unconquered malady. II is in
fact, the BES / REMEDY IN THE WORLD.
And no person, afflicted with this dread "A.
TIONAL DISEASE, will be Just to himself
and his friends, If he go down to the grave
without testing its virtues A single bottle
in most cases, will produce favorable change
in the condition of any patient, however low,
though there are cases, we admit beyond lis
| power TO cure.
The American agent Of the Great English
Remedy, having full confidence in its extraor-
binary eff ,acy in thu worst forms OF Pulino.
nary disease, boldly solicits Cor treatment
not the common and ordinary cases of simple
| Colds or inflammation, but what are considered
the most appalling cases Of
Confirmed and Incurable Tuberculous
! Disease!
If there is remedy in the world. il is to
| be found in cr Buchan's HUNGARIAN BAL
| SAM. |. has cured cases supposed To be past
| ali hope. Il has raised invalids, as il were
fromathe very grave. II has cured after all
systems, medicines and methods Of treatment
have failed. II is found 10 be superior TO III
the effects of Medcated Baths. Inhalation,
| change of climate, or any Of the thousand ex-
Pcriments tina: wealth and ingenuity have ever
| attempted. 1t stands alone and unriyaled, as
the greatest and best Of all remedies.
The obstacles which even the wel.founded
ncredulity of mankind mas opposed to the
success Of the Hungarian Balsam, are now fast
| disappearing, as its triumphs become more
widely spread over the land and il is rapidly
reaching the enviablc position of STAN
DARD MEDICINE, which may be found in
Il! respectable Medicine stores and Apotheca.
ry shops in the country-recommended by
Physicians, where their own treatment faiis
and kept in numerous respectable families.
as preventive medicine, to be used upon
the first appearance of this fearful destroyer.
Sold by Mcdonald s. Smith, sole agents for
the United Kingdom, at the Italian Ware
house, Regent street, London, in bottles and
ases. for ships hospitals, &c.
By Special Observation-Disclosures z. BRAD
| LEE, ll2, Court street, Boston, Mass, sole
agent for the United States and British Anne
rican Provinces.
American price, 81 per bottle, with full
directions for the restoration Of Health.
/ Pamphlets, containing mass OF English
| and American certificates and other evidence,
showing the uneqnalled merits Of this. Great
English remedy, may be obtained Of the agents
gratis.
None genuine, without the written sigma
ture of the American Agent, on a gold and
| bronze label, to counterfeit which is forgery.
AGears-Dr Z. EASTEREY & co., No
| rs, Chestnut street, st Louis, Mo, General
Wholesale Agents for the Western States and
| Territories. IL For sale in Burlington Iowa
at the City Drug Store,by CLENDENlN,
may IL '46-5I-ly Agent
lCROCKERY g. GLASSWARE Jus
- reed good assortment and for sale b,