Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-05
8ROKE INTO.

Der, red, yearling HE1FRR.
Aza&Azs The owner can have il by
calling and paying charges. 80 BEl
AMOS e.. BISHOP.
Milton, Oct 20, 1916. - 3 1s+
BY THE QUEENS PATENT.
sd TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF ~,
Buchan'S Hungarian Bal sam Of life.
THE GREAT ENGLISH R EMEDY FOR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption
TIME MOST CELEBRATE and INFAL
IL LlBLEremedy, for Colds, Coughs, Asthma
and every form ofPULMONARY CONSUME.
TON, is the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LIFE, discovered by that eminent Medical Che.
mist, DR.. BUCHAN of London, England, and
extensively known as the Great English Rem.
edy.' '" '.f " '",'" -
1t has cen tested for upwards Of seven years
IN Great Britain and on the continent Of Europe,
where II is universally considered the great and
only remedy for this awful maady, and 10 now
introduced into the United States under the i'm.
mediate superintendent ofthe inventor. With.
in three yearsit hasbeen distributed from Maine
to Florida, and from Canada to Wisconsn and
its effects are every where alike
Astonishing & triumphant
/ AS preventive medicine, and q antidote
gainst the consum,ptve endencies ofthe climate
II is inyalua BILE. As a remedy for severe and OBJ.
stinate Coughs, Inflammation Of the lungs. croup
&c. it is unriyaled. But the Americ a n Agent IL
so confident OF the merit Of this great Remedy,
in the worst forms Of Consumption, that he pre-.
ierS to have 1t used by the -
DYING INVALID!
ratherthan by persons afflicted with some sim.
lungs This may seem strong language BUTT
10 the result OF experie in thousa nds OF cases
sustained by the most intelllge Mt nd un impeach
able testimony. We do not pronounce it a. in
fallible remedy in all cases. but tits.
THE MOST INF ALLfBLE!
Remedy known to 70 the civilized world. II is
the best preventive Of hereditsr y Consumption
u - the best defender against the influences Of
cllmate-lt is the best remedy for inciMent Con.
sumpnon-and It Is the great and only remedy
SoFTENING OF THE LUNGS-INFLAM
NATION OF THE MEMBRANE, AND
:, TUBERCULOSIS DECAY. ..,...
Which are the last effects Of that awful scourge
yond the reach OF medical aid. The Agent or
ProPrIetors of other medicines, dare not claim
tor their preparations power like this. They
now that in no case have such dffects been pro
duced. The grand object, and purpose Of the
NOT TO CURE. Thisis easily done, BY any
lying With these DELUsiVE C0MP Sa'IS fs;.
the patient rapidly declines, and every day pla
ce6 Nun TURNER ana farmer
BEYOND THE REACH OF HOPE
Such is not the case with the Hungarian Bal
sam. II 10 always salutary in its effec,s-never
injurious. II is not an Opiate-it is not a Tonic
1t is not a mere Expectorant. II is not intend
cd to lull the invalid into fatal security Itisa
great remedy-a grand healing and curative |
the great and only remedy which |
medical science and skin has YET produce d for |
he treatment Of this hitherto unconquered mai. |
ldy. 1t is in fact, the ~'s9j "a
BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD go
And no person. afflicted with this dread MA
llONAL DISEASE. will be just to himself and |
es,ing It's virtues, single bottle in most cases
ANY PAflENT WE'VE Low i1e S9a SoasR
here are cases, we admit, beyond its power 70
'nre. - ''t ~
The American Agen. Of the Great English Re
nedy, having full confidence in it's sxtfaordina 4
~ efficacyin the worst foims Of Pulmonary dis
Ease. boldly solicits tortreatment, not the com
non and ordinary cases Of simple Colds or In. |
,pn; eai WA are considered the most
confrnssi aad u easasls 7&ssrsuless Dis.
ease! An
Ifthere is remedy in the world, il il to be
found in DR.. BUcHAN's HUaGARAN BALsAM, II
has cured alter allother systems medicines, and
be superior 70 all the efecisof Medicated Baths |
Inhalation, change Of climate, or any Of the
thcusa nd experine mt that wealth nd nuitv
We ever attempted. Itstands alone and unfi.
vailed, as the GREATEST AND BEST or ATE RENE.
DIES. ,El6lHLgl,l /
The obstacles which even the well.foundad
incredibly Of mankind he's opposed To the ane |
cessof the Hungarian Balsam, ars now fasi. ais.
appearing, as i.s triumph becomes more widely |
over me land and reaehus
' ,gg1 STANDARD MEDICINE. e.. 5 os'A
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